The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 2, 1922, Page 17

ment of & com | course and the 3 and 4 a8 the! definite plans ski jumping for the internat ‘ * tournament to be held in Paradise Valley, Rain! ational park, were made by the Rainier tonal Park Ski club, which met at the mmamber | roe last night Mina ane voted to offer prizes to the successful jumpers. Profession | fle were barred. Jumpers who have competed for monetary awards will not be permitted to take part In tho} 1 contest, but may take part in the exhiblion jumps on July 3 and 3. : “ Senate ‘Autieiinns . Probe of Strike WASHINGTON, June 2.—Federa!| Investigation of the nation-wide coal strike was authorized by the senate today, The senate passed a resolution by with xine euiphide | With the appoint ittee to lay out the selection of July 2. dates of the — Senator Walsh, Massachusetts, di- reeting the secertary of commerce to Investigate and report to the senate &s soon as possible all available tn. | formation concerning the strike and! its effect on the consumers of the United States. The socalled “radium” on lumi-| hous watch dials is really an infint tesimal quantity of radium mixed) Men's, Women's and Children’s Summer Footwear, at— 98c Children's Mary Janes— $1.25 ond $1.45 | | | tureaque parts of the state, |lumbia National forest, where Children’s All-Leather Sandals— Mt. Adams, 12,307 fect, 98¢ and @ FAMILY SHOE MARKET 1600 Pike Pl, Foot of Pine Mt. St. Helens, 9, | west of Mt. Adams. | | peaks and ridgos, their land a chance given to _theie pointed spires. yy of the Manufacturer SUCCESS ¢,% smite ‘The manufacturer who starts out to advertise a brand into national proularity has set Dimscif the highest standard of quality which can wet. He can't cash tn on his advertizing without steadfast niform 4 business advertising got 1 per cent die is the on tet merchandise to BUY? PIGGLY WIGGLY ADDS Low FRI COFFEE Yacuam Packed Coffees in a pat ented sealed can. We guarantee to beat © Oscar Sardin Cape Spinney Le Swift's Wincheat Swit’ BRAND WISON'S CERTIFIED MEAT— Ite Sie ie We can 18; No. 2 can Det Monte ¥. C. Peaches, Sour Pickles, » Macaroni ary Date Seodioss Raisins * Silver Cream Campbell's Soupe Old Dutch Cleanser RESPONDINGLY LOW PRICES 00 Dunbar’s Shrimps, No. 1, tall. Ie 1,000 OTHER ITEMS AT CO! PIGGLY WIGGL The Liberty Market, 1508 First Avenue Queen City Market, Fourth Ave. and Pine St. West Seattle—California and West Alaska University—4728 University Way WESTLAKE PUBLIC MARKET TIMES SQUARE—SIXTH AND VIRGINIA Phone Elliott 4880 WE DELIVER GOLD BOND Patent FLOUR, 49-Ib. Sk. $1.75 MILK, 3 Cans... . 25c Poultry Feed at Special Prices SUGAR—Pure Cane only—Buy NOW—Price GOING UP oy SOAP—6 bars CRYSTAL WHITE Lower Section—SUGAR STALL—Phone Main 1434 Westlake Grocery Store Stalls 16 and 17 The Basement Store Phone Main 1 6 bars CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP. ; 25¢ cans Del Monte PORK and BEANS... 10-Ib sk. Table SALT 5 large rolls TOILET PAPER. . PICNIC PLATES, dozen STALL (*73s" | Fuss’ Market |: PL RE LAR » "(wits a purchase), Genuine LEG of LAMB, po Fresh Killed SPRING CHICK Sugar Cured BACON, by the pi Zobie Grocery Phone Killott 4214 Stall 105 49-1b. ak. Olymple Flour .82.05 26-1b. ak Table SALT Wr 2 cans Ex. Standard CORN 25e Smoked HERR each...2¢ Ivory BOA Ibe 23-02. bottle Pure CIDER Opposite | Loble Grocery | .10¢ 25¢ 40¢ -.25¢ pound.. | } } each e, pound Shopping F CRESCENT $1.00 Why do we sel CARNATION MUSH? Because it is a SUMMER FOOD! The 1922 summer outing of the} Mountaineers, starting July 29, will! the north side of Mt. Adams at Kil-| take them to one of the most pic the Co-/ climb to Mt two snow-cind mountains will be climbed, the second highest mountain tn the state, and) be made. 1 feet, 20 miles ‘The goat rocks, with their rugged! party will attractive | 19. | Peaks and waterfalls, will be visited | imb some of | of F ‘One of the mountain pony which The Mountaineers will) | climb during the’r 1922 season. The party will camp five days on creek, from which point the Adams will be made. From here the trail follows a ridge ef mountains to ‘Spirit lake, from which the ascent of St, Helens will | ten From Spirit lake the trip will be made by stage to Castle Rock. The arrive in Seattle August The committee in charge consists L. Gorton, chairman; H. W Playter, E. B. Horning and Mary E Shelton, secretar Campfire News, Notes and Gossip Rosemary, the 1921 Camp Sealth fh D2>y. was 80 popular that babycraft was proclaimed an established insti Htution at summer camp. Rosemary | will be three on June 20 and is @ bit too old for this particular purpose, js she in returning to camp this sea- son as & camp mascot, while the new baby, Betty Ann, age five and one-half months, will hold reign in health cottage, where two trained nurses from Red Cross headquarters will administer to her needf. .. Lohequa is iewuing one more call for fathers to go over to this weekend or the fi there are «till numerous things that wi to be d before camp is in readiness for the summer. Informa tion regarding transportation to camp may be obtained by calling El Hott 3208. Camp Sealth opens in two weeks and there is still a shortage of horsen. | Information regarding anytht that bears the least reeembiance to a horse will be eagerly welcomed by the Campfire girls at headquarters, 4171 Arcade building. Boats! Be are the next thing on the program. Boats! to buy, rent or borrow is th from the Campfire G week's ee All Campfire Is are urged to sign up for camp aa quickly as possible, since the lists are open to non-Campfire Girls and are filling up rapidly, Lohequa has found it nec sary to issue announcement that Campfire Girls who are not in active groups and whowe ap are not paid to national head« will be asked to pay the non-Camp fire rate, which is for a short | period and $14 for vg. All appl cations must be o. k.'d by the guar dian and signed by the mother or father, Medical certificates must be presented at cam Applicatio have been yd Bicek “abvere) jdifferent states, including Kans Montana, Michigan, New York, In diana, California and Idaho. 8, Harley, manager of the Ever green Cemetery Co., wishes to thank the Campfire girla who ep idan jin the Memorial day services Evergreen cemetery to Camp Sealth. Rese vations should be made Lohequa as rly as possible, since the boat capacity | limited. One dollar will cover boat fare and dinner at camp, The boat will leave Saturday afternoon at 1:30, returning at 8 in the evening. The Armata Campfire discontinued their after July 4 Girls have meetings until eee Mowap! Campfire plans a hike to Endolyne for Saturday. | Pie dary Mrag.. B. Williams has been elect jed new sardian for the Tanda lot North Bend. Mrs, Jones will bo assistant guardian. Blanche Thor! |dorf took the rank of torchbearer | Mrs. W. C. Weeks, formerly a train ed nurse, conducted the examination in bandaging for Ethel Johnson, {Pauline Offield and Susan who are striving to become makers at the next ceremonial meet Jing. ‘The girls plan to have an ex jhibit June 2 | Akyaha Campfire next week will | bave a picnic supper and play tenni at Leschi park, The June moeting of the Guar.! dians’ association has been ch unged from Thursday, June §, to Saturday, June 10. At this time the Seattle guardians, assistant guardians and Blue Bird leaders are taking a trip THE SEATTLE STAR Franklin D, Koosevelt takes office next fall ae chairman of the Amert Construction cou © cont of construction appeintinent will be Fatified at @ meeting in Washington June 18 and 19. G the Inte Theor yer, former w Aistunt secretary of the navy, democratic womines for vice preal 4 now president of the il ditty ‘s Deposit Co, re Toonevelt, © senator, f BY FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT Chairman, American Construction Co EW YORK, June 2.—Pvery com ponent part of the building industry has joined in the format Amertean construction counell Problems the council will attempt | | | | that the buflding Industry t* #0 far) visions—highway, railroad, munie-| steady wages the year around. The}and equipment dealers, financial, revived that already a shortage of |ipal and private building | material manufacturer will be able} bond, insuranc id real estate or- Killed labor exists in certain locall-| Thus labor will be steadied. In-|to operate his factory on an even | ganizations, public utility construe tie wtead of an overwhelming rush of | load, The contractor will not be held|tion departments, and representa: And it is predicted that before fall work at one moment and stagnation | up for lack of material tives of federal, state, county and {there will a general shortage of | the next-—a feast for labor followed In this manner the entire industry | munic bureaus of departments | common labor. vy a fami sn adjustment of the|can be put on the same economical | concerned with construction. It is felt that great danger Hes in| program can provide continuous la | basis on which other industries are| The council will operate thea am efforts suddenly to resume all the| bor for everyone, | run executive committee of two repre: great building projects that have| By teamwork among all construc:| More than 250 national associa-| sentatives from each group. Bach | been peld up. tion Interests a clearing house will| tions have joined in creating the | association will elect delegates to Gis NATIONAL PROGRAM be established to collect information | American construction councl!, There! council and all groups will have (1S NOW PLANNED on projected building, Obstacles to| are 10 groups—architects, engineers, | equal v power To avold thia danger it i# planned | lowering the cost of construction will | general contractors, sub-contractors,| All meetings will be open to the to lay out @ national program of con. | disappear construction labor, material and| public. Adjustments and differenoss struction work in the four great di-| Labor will be better off, with! equipment manufacturers, material! will be carried on in the open, nm of the} to solve include two of immense im. | portance to the publio—ending un employment and lowering the cost of building construction TO COORDINATE VARIOUS BRANCHES No effort ever has been co-ordinate the various branches of the building industry, altho it Is the second 1 t industry in the United States, giving employment to 100 men and with a delayed prog made to of new construction estimated at $15,000, 000,000. ‘There hag been no system in build ing construction, no co-operation be tween mtractors, material manu. facturers and labor It ls the alm now to bring all the forces of building construction — to. gother. What this m ne to the public may be summarized as fol lows Reports from members of the Ameriean construction council show BOSS BUILDER Franklin D. Roosevelt CALDWELL AND Will Speak on the Skagit at Chamber Dinner The street car problem and the of the Skagit power two of the important municipal problems that will be dis cussed by MayorElect Edwin J Brown and the retiring executive Hugh M. Caldwell, at the Chamber of be given in hon ted city, port and Commerce dinner t of the newly school officials, in the Masonic tem yle, Monday Mayor C formed the com. mittee in charge of the dinner that he would be wililing to give to the as mbly his judgment on the vexing sblems that confront » city admin {istration, and, in the opinion of the Mayor, “the street car difficulty ts the most important «ingle issue that has confronted the city government }in tt» Lifetime.” | The committee arranging the din ner is composed of Daniel B. Trefe then, Robe joyns and A. J. F en The occhsion will provide the first opportunity for Dr. Brown to present his views as mayor on the pressing problems of city government. He will be inaugurated Manday morning and in the evening will sum up his views. Other speakers will be Coun cilwomen Landes and M e and Dr. C. W rples, elected to the school board S.S.S. Fills Out Hollow Cheeks, Thin Limbs! Men an@ women,—whether you will ever build yourself up to your normal, {ustaright welgnt depends on the num- er of blood-cells in ‘That's Sil there fs to it. It's a scientific fact. If your blood-cell factory isn't work ing right, you will be run-down, thin, your blood. will be in disorder, and perhaps your face will be broken out with pimples, blackheads and erup. tions. 8. 8. keeps your blood-cell factory working full time, It helps pulld new blood-cella. Thats why 8. 8. 8. builds up thin, run-down peo: pie, it puts firm flesh on your bones, it rounds out face, arms neck, dy. Tt puta the in your cheeks. It takes the # trom the eyes, and it fools Time by smoothing eruptions rheumatiam, re being removed. edients of 8. 8. (Fuaranteod purely | vegetable ]d at all drug stores, in two larger size ls the more wnomical Advertisement BROWN TO TALK SANITARY PUBLIC MARKET} CORNER PUBLIC MARKET CRYSTAL WHITE ALLEN & STALL 45 Le Aunt Jemima Pancake F S4b, box of Crackers uffed Olives, large bottle Plates, phe. pke ‘orn Starch on Mush. i Kiee, = Pientc Hope. Argo ( ‘arn Dollar aker and Armour Oats, irg. 3 } Monte, extra ‘let Paper (a little caked) Kellogg's Krumbied Bran floxane Pancake Flour, pké. Sunset Fish Market ¢ Kippered Salmon dello, Any Flavor. Mazola, Pt, 27¢, M, J. B. Coffee—1 Ib. Snider’s Catsup, bottle £¢ ¢, 6 Have You Tried the Popula: Dr. Gregory’s Wunar Health Brea WHEAT Made from best Wheat, special! ground In our own mill? Bluestem ECONOMY AND PIKE PLACE PUBLIC MARKETS AR, CARNATION or BORDEN’S|* MIL KI" TALL CANS with each purchase of 30c or over GEIGER’S TEA & COFFEE SHOP nese Bartell’s Drug Stor: Delicatessen Mark Holly Stall 6a STONG CU Sanitary Market Maximum Grated Pineapple, Genuine PAUL’S JAM, large jars TEA STORE @ Morton’s Shaker Salt 3 cans Federal or Cooperative Milk 30¢, 3 Ibs. BEGINN’S BAKE SHOP 152314 Ist Ave—Sanitary Mkt, Washington 18—Upper Economy Mountaineers Plan Season FRANKLIN ROOSEVELT WILL HEAD NEW BUILDERS’ COUNCIL To Climb Two High Peaks $6.20 per 100-1b. sack SOAP, 6 Bars . 25c 109 First Ave. Wh BARROWS STALL 45 ww Wleor 244b, can, 21¢—3 fe 596 4b. bags 28¢ & ‘quality ‘siteed fiat cans, § for .. Piha, Soap, 7 bars . Fancy Red Sal tall can OH, JOY! ot eo big mug of that famous, foam eT Lower Vieor Look for the Big Barrel Stalls 24. — Sanitary Market, Lower Floor Gal. 00. $1.15, 5 0 PHILADELPHIA FISH MARKET Stall 10—Sanitary Market r Lower Floor We have only the Best of fresh fish and sea foods. 0 cold storage stock. A full line of salt fish. d ly e Place 30c | CARNATION or BORDEN’S 4... OPTICIAN ttle Years Lowest Prices in 12 Established Broken lenses duplt in our own Grinding Department Sussman Optical Co. ate Optome rike oe Maaseoet tairs Below Retary Bakery TS PRICES et The Following Specials Good for a Week: 4 LARGE DILL PICKLES for............. Van Camp's Pork and Beans, 50c Jars Finest Raspberry, Strawberry, berry Preserves, 20¢, or, dozen . Table Peaches, Sliced or Hatves Ps . 28¢, Qs. al Laundry 10 Be Pure Molasses, og Cabin Syrup, 2 2ie pkgs. Golde Ghirardelli’s Che » 1% Golden West Coffee, 3-1b, Soap Chips pkgs. Quaker Puffed W ttle Pure Cider Vine Merlino Brand an Virgin Olive O11 $1.90 i5e can > Wg "300 WHITE SOA can, » Italian na Gal 5c small S¢, med. 12¢, large 23¢ Blackberry or Logan. 50e¢, } pap 4 Gals, 93¢, C can 35¢; 9%e can 48¢; large. Ib, can 15¢: Sib. can.. $1.10; 5-1b. n 4 10c cans Sunbrite Cleanser, .2he sack Table Salt Oil Muscatel R | Because rolled from x | the entire wheat ker- nels, Large package-— 32c Stong’s Economy Grocery | Stalin 37-38-29 Economy 4 Economy Markets—Lewer Floors pancieilnaimaets tt Worth-While Specials Cc Ib. Some LAMB ROASTS... Veal Roasts -12%¢ Beef Roasts ---. 106 Lamb Chops, 2 Ibs. ..25¢ Veal Cutlets ...15¢ Lean Sugar Cured ‘Bacon -25¢ -10¢ -10¢ MENGEDOHT’S MARKET Stall 2 Comer Marner Lower Floor GREEN SELLS THE GROCERIES! FOR LESS MONEY! MARKET Stall 116, Corner Market First Ave. Floor, Opposite Green's A RELIABLE PLACE to bay your meats. We want your confidence and will try to merit it. The very best of meats at prices within reach of all. Saturday Specials Picnics .... ......15¢ 2 Ibs. Choice Lard. .25¢ Veal Roasts .....12¥%e And Many Others Fresh Hamburger. . Bulk Sausage ..... Our Best | 8 ibs. Best Cane Sugar — BUT TER 3 tbs. French Prunes 40c, 2 The. 79¢ =| 2 Ibs, Seeded Ralvins .......... - re 2 Ibs. Seediess Raisins ... CHEESE 4 Ibs, Small White Beans .. Gleam Vnlek” | 2 Big Cans Pears or Cherries me B 4 jars Paul's Jams .........+ eka 3 Quaker Corn Puffs ....... Co-operative l3 Shredded Wheat Biscuits 8 for 25 3 Del Monte Pork and Beans.....+.« 6 CRYSTAL WHITE and 1 CREME OIL SOAP. sees owned a FLOUR—19-Ib. SACKS, $1.98 — DELIVERED WITH OBD GREEN’S BUTTER AND GROCERY STORE TS> MAIN STORE Corser’ starnet, Bain leer A-HA! HE COMES! With eager step and quivering blade Pete Murray advances unafraid. He shouts to one—he shouts to all— Seattle’s Meat Prices have got to Fall! Veal Roasts .10c;| Pot Roasts ..10c Boiling Beef ..8c| Hamburger . .10c fis Pork Roasts Si smal ® Lean Sliced Bacon ....... MURRAY'S WASHINGTON MAT. 94-96 PIKE ST—CORNER MARKET, LOWER FLOOR Best Cane 8 Pounds 48 Fine Granulated 100-4. sack, $6,20—Fine Granulated, 100-1, sack, $6.00 L WHITE SOAP, 6 BARS FOR 25¢ Pike PI. Market Lower Floor Stall 58 and Stall 62 India Blend— First pound Second pound .. 35¢ eten to eo. th Two pounds Because We import Tea Direct. Wilson & t Luckhurst} eer Reanomy Mt JORNSON’S GROCERY, 1425 First 1425 First Ave, Stalls 7-8-0 Economy Market Upper = Upper San M. J. B. COFFEE, 1-Ib. can 39¢, 3 Ibs. $1.15, 5 Ibs. © Marke! Pork and f © ean Blackberr: big cans chole: tall Red King cans Reliance Shrimps ed Clams 2 Turtle Soup.25e i A FU LL LINE & peckled Bayou Bean: Split Lima Bean 4 Ri EXTRA CHOICE ORANGE PEKOE TEA, 1 Ib... 45¢ 2 Ibs. Chocolate or Cocoa... .23¢ 2 ioe pone 4 Raine: 5 b+ 2 Ibs. large Muse Rea 3 tall cans Milk... asitp: Vos pinck Grape, 2 20 cans Sardines. 25-1b. sack Baby Chick Fi 2 30c Libby's Sweet Potatoes 10 Aunt Dinah Molasses. .@le 2 20c cans Maine Style Corn, . ¥ nm Olive Oil, . S225 2 cans String Beans, orn or Gloss Starch. ..28@ 3 Del Moute y Beans. Bie ‘Be | 2Be Bie :23e Ries Black or White cans 25e cans Gr WE ALSO CARRY Where Quality Reigns Buy the Best for Less at the Old Reliable— RAINIER PACKING COMPANY 1527-1529 PIKE PLACE MARKET SHOULDERS OF YOUNG MUTTON KGS OF YOUNG MUTTON...... Boneless Rib Roasts. -16%¢ mb Chop Leg Pork Roasts -16%¢ al Steaks . Round and Sirloin Steaks .-20¢ | Liberty Steaks SMOKED MEAT DEPARTMENT Armour's Sugar Cured Break- | Eastern Sugar Cured Bacon ee 20¢)| = Backs i Oe Armour’s Sugar Cured Bacon | Best Pure White Lard, 2 Ibs. Nuggets ... one WOO ss innviinnsens un been ++ BOP Pure Food Shop 1511 Pike pring Market