The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 23, 1922, Page 17

ae Today Its Creamed ostensibly ano thin tend to elimtr TIMES 5 SQUARE—SIXTH AND VIRGINIA WE DELIVER FLOUR—Flour At Wholesale Prices—FLOUR 49-lb. sack GOLD BOND SUGAR—Pure Cane—Sack or Pound Poultry Food—SCRATCH, sack and other Poultry Feed at correspondingly low prices SOAP and MILK Lower Section Orders Taken by Phone 125—Fresh Strawberries, crate ........ . $2. 159—Wisconsin Cream Brick CHEESE, Ib. 30c 136—Dill PICKLES, 4 for + Deg « 106—The Liberty—New Green PEAS, 2 Ibs, 25c 131—Strawberries direct from Grower to Consumer, for Canning. 114—New Green String Beans, Ib [_*yes" | Fuss’ Marke Pure LARD (with 9 purchase), Ib.. Sugar Cured CORNED BEEF, |b. . Sugar Cured BACON, Ib LEG OF LAMB—SPECIAL, Ib Westlake Grocery Store THE BASEMENT STORE 49-Ib. sk. Centennial Best FLOUR Kingford’s Corn or Gloss Starch, pkg. dwae 8 bars LUNA WHITE SOAP.... 25c 5 large Rolls TOILET PAPER 4 jars PAUL’S PURE FRUIT JAMS wze ARCADE MARKET Where Tou Buy the BEST for the LEAST MONEY, For Instance: 4 Ibs. Boiling Beef. .30¢ , Pot Roasts, !b.. ardent op Phone Main 1434 correct, | Zoble Grocery | Stalls 16 and 17 Phone Main 1434) districte—put ithe rich districts toge Veal Roasts, Ib... . Lean Bacon, Ib try this crisp, Alice Bradley. Re- member, it’s “Tillamook” that gives the piquancy and just-right flavor. Don’t substitute! new sal a Tillamook Cheese Salad By_ Alice Beadiey, Principal 44 Cup Tillamook cheese 2 dices pineapple. fresh canned. Wash and mone ngthwise and in small pieces cromwise; Cut in pieces w rains of walt and juice x lemon over cubes of cheese, pineapple, dates, celery re separately in symmetrical piles in the bow! with the salad dressing in the center, ot if preferred mix ingredients and serve in nests of lettuce leaves. Every golden slice of delicious “ has the name imprinted plainly on the rind. Be sure you get the genuine. * Tillamook” TILLAMOOK COUNTY CREAMERY ASSOCIATION Tillamook, Oregon 25 cheese kitchens owned and operated by Tillamook dairymen The following article Is an ex planation of the 30-10 proposition from the point of view of Ite op ponents, An explanation of the atthude of its advocate: was printed in The Star two days ago. Neither of the articles is to be construed as editorial comment by this newspaper.—Editor see “The 30-10 initiative would in. crease our state school expendi tures by $3,750,000 without ae complishing anything, It is a selfish proposition which is being advocated by the teachers simply so that they can get bet ter salar These statements sum up the principal arguments that are being voiced against the 90.10 plan, sae most unequal thing in the! " opponents of the measure| “ie the attempted equal| > i treatment of unequals. "And." they go on, “the 30.10 te| empt to do junt Its proponents say tt would te some of the tn-| equalities of our school ® Thin is pure rot ly @ matter of taxation, system. How can you equall unit system by revolutionizing fiscal plan?” SAYS PUTS CART BEFORE HORSE Reuben school bos Here's bis | “Even if we were to admit that| more money; it's not one of equalize the whole scheme ax worked out! tion onents of this measure in| the 80:10 wouldn't be the! ta yac It would be putting the! solution cart before the horse. “We'll admit that there are in. equalities in the present system Where are they? Why, in the way the county is divided into districta. These divisions are arbitrary a unreasonabie, One district will} |haye so low an assessed valuation! levy | by I not provide enough funds for)in addition, Jonal needs, while the very, distributing the funds raised by this! next district will have such « high|state levy | ¥aluation, and so few children, hat even the maximum schoo! ite edu: jit will b beat of low district levy, aid for each district. They could jbe instead to simply consol poor di alize their burde remely poor dist nwolidation w 5 Summer Footwear for Men, Women and Children— 98c FAMILY SHOE MARKET 1600 Pike t of Pine Columbian Service Spells S—atisfaction E—conomy R—eliability V—alue I—ntegrity C—ourtesy E—fficiency Columbian Optical Co. 1315 4th Avenue PIGGL Y WIGGLY The Liberty Market, 1508 Pirst Avenue Queen City Market, Fourth Ave, and Pine St. West Seattle—California and West Alaska University—4728 University Way THE SEATTLE STAR 0-10 Scheme Selfish, Claim @loma, the state could furnish special | they are spending to seeing what educational | etenc Does not at feast part of that $45 administrative If it doen will you corr Equal educational advan: | the error by furnishing more money to the districts? culty if not one of money rained. it a question of how the money In | mpent, and the teachers, if they have } interest of the children well in |}mind, had better commence an in vestigation of the present distribu According to the state superintendent of schools, done for $500,000, of $2,250,000 lens than proposed. ¢ 1010 atgument ts just ike} if you've got something | wrong with your automobile, you fix it up by ‘giving it stead of looking for the trouble The sehool diffi proved by & comparison of home of our dintricts | daily attendance ehiid Beattio in $120, $45 pers child | the same raw. material finished product, and the © | per child more in Seattle, Cane sugar, per sack, §6.70-—Fine Granulated § CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP, 6 Bars for 25c Sugar Stalle—Pike Place and Keonemy Markets—Lewer Floers CARNATION or BORDEN’S 4.--. COFFEE SALE ‘That Same Wonderful 40c Coffee at 3 Lbs. 98c This cotter corres with ity The difference im) These schools have tion system. Proponents of the Initiative any i, it wouldn't increase school expendi. | + an atate ald was tn ereaned, loon! district levies would be | proportionately but It twn’t borne out either by theory or by human nature. TENDENCY TO SPEND JALIL. MONEY AVAILABLE No matter whether you're dealing | with wehool boards or with a city} , the natural tendency ts to) bscroary all the publie It's an actual fact that when the/ “the | educational finance with a view to| wait until we learn the findings ef i of education now re Best Cane Granulated 50c 1 100-1b. anek, 96.50 money raised increased from $10 to! 0 for each of strict levies were I stead of being cut in 76 ict the same thing if the 30-10 in Pike Pi, Market The 90-10 in pure: |™ while the| “The 60-50 feature of the tatattve, | iInequaltion lie in the district unit apportioning haif the money on the a|dasin of the number of pupils and| lhalf on the number of teachers, te} an it puts the « 35¢ SPECIAL FOR 3 DAYS ONLY Bifocal One-Piece Ground tn Deoubie-Vision jalso extremely bad, jbasie aw the little rural schools.” same argument, puree, in different wecretary of the |oniy ot ne of the most! advanced by A. M. Fi the Voters’ Information league. pt the initiative. the people would be Examination Free Seattio’s Lowrat-priced o Heune | present and they would be no near Sik our vepuiar rou Milk 4 for 35¢ than under the present system. “It ta not a new method of rais-! We raise school in exactly the same manner ‘The proposed method creases the amount to be er BORDEN'S GEIGER’S TEA & COFFEE SHOP ling sehool funds. change the method of! Listen to K. ZC. w that j bie to provide the very| pols with a ridiculously “Under the present ayatem state! funda are distributed primarily per jehlid In average daily attendance. | 4 [Under the new method onebalt ia The 3010 people aay they can|io be distributed on the busis of, PARTLY doaway with this inequal|cniidren in daily attendance and | ty by increasing the amount of state | at an expense of $3,750,000 a year to} the state. “Bat ew mtich emptor: twee} date the | 1° Jets and | board that r, and thus | ulin op In the few, teacher would be of where even | the district. Here we the intense interest of ————- | ganized educators of the state in} we measure. one-half on the number of teachers) This would amount to! about $530 a teacher. . it would be very easy) 24, Kronomy Rear Bartell ‘Dree p+} See we for Cereate and " |b Feods—sre with the state contrib-| this basis an with a purchase 1511 Pike Place G. F. HASTINGS GROCERY 1525 Pike Place Market OMIN PURE PRESERVES, 4!4-1b. cans. . Raspberry or Blackberry, No limit One bar Creme Oil Soap FREE with 10 bars Crystal White for FEDERAL or CO-OP MILK, 3 cans (limit six). . FRESH SODA CRACKERS, 2 Its. for... POWDER, can...... DEL, MONTE SLICED wie ineptabee large cans je Special Extra Peas, ive the prob Has the child who lives tn al! ‘poor diatrict as much right to « education an the child whe lives ssasdecveedss vevecees BBE All you want. You, is my answer. | child of the prospector, miles from civilization, | the same right ROYAL BAKING fo have the starv be right to give every cent and the already ta $10 more per child than they equalize conditions simply by To do what the proponents of the! measure are agitating SANITARY PUBLIC MARKET UGAR NITARY MARKET—Sugar Stall—100 int ive. Floor LOOK! BIG GROCERY BARGAINS Silver Shield CANNED COR} CRYSTAL WHITE SYRUP, 5-lb. pai LIPTON’S YELLOW LABEL TEA, 1-Ib. cans % Ib. sack CORN MEAL .... 2 Ibs. Loose ML 6 bars CRYSTAL WHITE and 1 CREME OIL Sanitary “we —— Formerly the John C. Leslie Co. SANITARY MARKET—Rear, Ist Ave. Floor—Next to Suggr Stail SANITARY GRIST MILL 150—Firet Fleor—SANITARY MARKET The most reliable place to buy wholesome, nutritious Entire Wheat Flour and Whole Grain Health Fo ‘ corn and is strictly fre It is NOT @ Kiln dried, degerminated necessary to Increase |} the amount of money we now have zation is what we why not equalize with what| 54¢ “Will the proposed plan increase Ee tory i# any Indication of future re @ increased from the 10-10! 20.10 plan and the same a 20c value; 2 cans... jany different “If the teachers really CATEL RAIS be better to devote PTT a. COST OF OPERATION GROCERY STORE "1B to ua y LY CAN UNDERS KEEP CLEANER STORES, AND HANDLE ONLY BEST? All Canned Milks, tall cans. not have to stock up; this is our regular price Fairy Soap, small Fels Naptha Soap. . Crystal White Soap SUGAR: Cane Sugar, 100 Ibs. (also put up in 2,5, 10 and 25-Ib. sanitary cotton sks.) $6.90 49-Ib. sack Rex iy 49-lb, sack Olympic....... $2. 49-lb, sack Fisher’s Blend. .$2.25 9 Winchester Bacon, lb... . SWIFT Premium Ham, Ib Full Cream Cheese, lb. .25¢ “Your Luck,” 1-lb. can.... COFF M. J. By I-ib, can Hill’s Red Can, 1 Ib 1,000 OTHER ITEMS AT CORRESPONDINGLY LOW PRICES Meal contains the und (unbolted) by ourselves, stern product ollowing are some of our everyday prices Entire Wheat Flour, coarse or | Hulless Barley, Unbolied Corn Meal, 10 Ibs. .45¢ | Natural Rice, 3 Ibs ++:2B@ | Scratch Food, 18 ths it Stalle 57-58, Lower Pike Place Market TOKIO srore Sanitary Market 3 cans FEDERAL or CO-OP Milk (6 limit). 6 bars CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP Mazola Oil—Pt. 27¢; qt. 49¢; 4- fare 90. ROYAL BAKING POWDER 3 bars Fels Naptha Soap SUNSET FISH MARKET Sanitary Market First Avenue Floor THE HOUSE OF QUALITY Fresh Fish of all kinds Stalls 24-36-37 Strictly Fresh Pullet EGGS, 20c Dozen RED SHIELD BUTTER, 40¢ tm. Hughes Butter Store Sanitary Market r STALL 47 “* SALMON (5c Lb. The Very Best in All Kinds of Fresh Fish Also a Very Choice Assortment of Salt Fish PHILADELPHIA FISH CO. you cant spread Bluhill fast enough Bluhill Chile Cheese lee hoard before we increamm edying conditions all over the| this ex ntry, Wouldn't it be well to| our «' & ——<eatina STONG’S them cuessmo 4 LARGE DILL PICKLES for..... Se MASON JARS---Pints, 60c; Qts., 90c; 4 Gals.,$1.1 0 6 bars CRYSTAL WHITE and 1 CREME OIL... SHREDDED WHEAT BISCUIT..... ‘tee CRISCO.... sores BBO, BAe, are, $1.27, bg 35e can CALUMET BAKI iG POWD! 27¢ 6 cans OIL SARDINES Mazola—Pts, 28¢; Qts. lb. can M. J. B. Coffee $1.25 quart-can Pure Imported Olive Oil, 10 Se bars Ideal Laundry Soap . Ghirardelli’s Chocolate, tb. can 27¢ 30¢ pkg. GOLDEN ROD WASHING POWD! MAPLE KARO SYRUP, 1% -1b. can 15; 5-Ib. ca Me | 360 Aunt Jemima Pan: Flour for ... Three ise pigs. Aunt Jernim ur S60 Rogers’ Vani Extract for . 400 can Btar Topster Se can Cove Oyate ibe bottle Tomato Catnup... i B0c gt. jar Pickles or Chow, | in Black Ln pe Ci Has 6 Pi Shredd. Fights the Meat Profiteers RAINIER GEORGE 2s" x= Ever Offered In HERE WE GO: eke Steer Steaks, 4 Steer Boiling Beef.....5¢ bss ce eebeda ee Steer Pot Roasts......6¢ | tant Chops wee i Shoulder Lamb........ %¢ Pho Steaks, 2 Ibs... .25¢ Choice Veal Roasts. .9 | Pork Steaks, 2 boi: ae All Liver, Hearts and Ki ineys, Ib 7 Fresh Dressed Hens, 1b SMOKED MEAT’ DEPARTMENT Sugar Cured Bacon Backs, pound. Sliced Breakfast Bacon, pound Armour’s Eastern Picnics, poun Best Bologna, pound .... Local ir Cured Bacon, pound Best PURE LARD, pound ...... RAINIER PACKING COMPANY 1527-1529 PIKE PLACE MARKET CORNER PUBLIC MARKET COME ON, FOLKS and help me break their combination. With your support I'll make them sell 20 per cent cheaper, Some of my prices on GOOD Meats: Shoulder of Mutton. ..9¢ Loin Mutton Chops. .15¢ Steer Steaks ....... 15¢ Lean Eastern Bacon. 25¢ Veal Chops . ... 15¢ Chickens .........221¢¢ Lean Sliced Bacon. .35¢ MURRAY’S WASHINGTON MARKET 94.96 Pike Street—Corner Market—Lower Floor GREEN’S = Winiarca WITH BARGA| Bent Fine Ripe Olives, per pint SUGAR 2 Ibs. Sauerkraut .... 8 Ibs. 54c | Fancy Stuffed Olives, pint 40c Sweet Pickles . can Dill Pickles . 3 tall cans 25¢ 25e bottle Salad Oil .. Fall Cream 2 cans Pink Salmon . CHEESE can Del Monte M Co-operative } 25 th. 2 Ibs. Cottage Cheese BUTTER 25e can Stollwerck's Cocoa 400 T. 3 cans Dutch Cleanser She Fresh 3 Ibs. Dried Prunes .. COFFEE 29c 2 Ibs. Seedless Raisins . FLOUR. Paeent ... $1.95 Crescent Cream Coffee Crescent Baking Powder Pickle Special PAUL’S JAMS BARGAIN COUNTER fete”. 4 wr 75¢ ing Jellies Thing Out GREEN'S BUTTER AND GROCERY “STORE 1” MAIN STORE Sipe, Staite Shatter vaccxs LAMB ROAST, Lb. - - - Se VAL Veal Roasts, lb... 121¢¢ Sugar: Cured Bacon, 25¢ Fancy Pot Roasts, lb. 10¢ | Salt Pork ..........1 Lamb Chops, 2 Ibs.,.25¢ | Pork Roasts ......171¢¢ 24¢ Fresh Chickens MENGEDOHT’S MARKET Corner Market wer Floor 4 Stall 2