The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 28, 1922, Page 11

1922. F PURSDAY, NOVEMBER 28, Without DON’T QUEEN CITY ‘tpme PUBLIC MARKET At PINE TURKEY PRICES LOWER THIS YEAR Queen City Market Meat Shops Sell Fancy Grain-Fed Birds at, Ib. . 50c The Most Complete Assortment of HOLIDAY POULTRY In the City PRICES RIGHT Metropolitan Market Elliott 4141 Main Floor ag 7 GEESE and TURKEYS QUALITY AND PRICES ARE RIGHT Leg Roasts of Pork, lb. ..-22¢ Eastern Bacon ........27%¢ | Eastern Hams ... 23%e¢ Lean Pork Roast ...... Fresh Ground Bone SEABOARD MEAT CO, Inc. BOLDT’S ! Special Thanksgiving FRUITCAKE Pumpkin and Mince PIES and large assortment of CAKES ! BOLDT’S Queen City Mkt,, Lower Floor GRE EN’ b] Ss Thanksgiving SEE OUR THANKSGIVING TURKEYS Before You Buy! Also Chickens, Ducks and Geese e ' _— Uneeda Biscults 2 Ibs, Fancy Mixed Nuts, ‘ae ney Cluster Rat Just Add :" . 456 By cand. Bhi Monte Grated Water. temabtle. 3. 850 Be Special” Roasted Coftee, # Ready 29¢ CRESCENT 2 the, Lbba's Mince Meat, | “Cor 45¢ | 1 m Spanish aeen Olives, a COVF EE You get t flavor inthe cup —try it. ASe th, 3 tbe, $1.25 5 ibs, $2.00 PHONE ELL. 1845 WE DEDIVER coat Butter & Grocery Stores Lower Floor—Queen Oity Market nksgiving | Will Be Incomplete FLOWERS The stock of the Florists of Seattle is better and larger than ever and most reasonable. Blooming and Foliage Plants Unusually large stock of Cut Flowers. forget your hostess if you are going away for Thanksgiving. Seattle Florists Association-" ul i | | | | | | |} 38.—I came to the | de the villagers?” 1332323 9 This Fuel Di Caring f 0 BY EDWARD THIERRY HIGHLAND FALLS, N. ¥ ce of High jand Falls to hay k at the man who had the nerv back a wagon up against Mrs. J. P. Morgan's coal pile and cart away enough coal to keep the home fires going for fuel lean townspeople. The man te William L. Perkins, fuel administrator of Orange county. | He ts stout, elderly, wears glasses, and a retired grain and feed er. vhy, there wasn't five tons of coal tn all Highland Falls until we got busy,” said Perkins. “What do you suppose they appointed me fuel administrator for? So's everybody | ‘would have coal, waen't it? Not just | the rich—but the poor, too. I found there was a great stack of coal at the country place of | Mrs. J. P. Morgan, Sr. and a lot more at Robert Goelet’s place. And sizable place, you know. “I've just had 20 tons taken away from Mrs. Morgan's place and distributed to families in the village, a ton to # family, Tl take more from her before I'm thru. Now we're parceling out some of the Goclet'’s extra coal. I don't know how moch they have, except that they've got too much according to the way I read the law. “I know of 50 tons In one pile in the Goelet’s back yard. The law says you can't hold more than one month's supply.” Percy Wilkinson, superintendent | of the 1600-ncre Morgan estate, nays the Morgan's burn five tons a week And according to reports, there are 450 tons stored on the place. “What's this about their offering voluntarily to divide their coal with Perkins was asked “That's just a yarn. They didn't offer anybody as much as a lump of coal Bo we took it "You can see how this works When Your Corns Hurt Use “Gets-It”’ Ends Corns and Calluses Quick If so-called corn “cures” have only | made your feet more sore and tender, | don’t despair. For instant, complete, is guaranteed by ‘A tew drops of “1 s any old or new, r soft corn from any foot, It only five tons in Highland Falla, a | chestra headquarters, 614 Marion building, Sherman Clay & Co, si Hopper-Kelly Co,, Martius Musio THE SEATTLE a UY, { T his U Boy C omes Back | _as‘‘ManW hoCame Back”’ By Aileen Claire At the Metropolitan this week | Kobert Armstrong plays the leading role in “The Man Who Came Back.” And t niversity Rob Armstrong, former student, is hailed by his fraternity brothers ws the man who has come back Not that back” tn th hero of | | “come | Unlike Armatrong ha tn the play, Armetrong of dab | er trod the primrose path © oplum den tn his life mg left the ur 913, and «ince that time od the ladder o he is recognis omiaing youn, ivernity » turned t At star of | prises. Before he had his course at the law school the call of the stage beeame too strong to be resisted, and with Don Pullen and Pete Burns he went on the Orpheum time with a skit that he had written. | His ring has been steady He play Jed in his uncle's success, “The Ew. ape,” in the William Brady produc Cacsarian Baby Child of Future | LOB ANGELES, Nov, 28 earian baby the child of the fut “In the Scientists were asking this ques tion today following the announce |ment that Mra, Frank Du has given birth to her third Caesar lan baby, without permanent iI) ef fect# to herwelf } Many women who fear the dan uffering of childbi children safely gers and they a safe operation the Mrs. Dunquette de-| od what “i clared an she held her youngest wae jin her arma. ‘The b | is pertec ny a in perfect health ana| two well known they believe that porn In thie way that the race will be | i rian babies are named rt, | Julius Caesar, who was brought Into the world in this manner, Such| babies are said possena better | physiques than the ordinary child] be t mybjected to the | ret hiidbirth | ctator Is cause they are no ¥ dangers of ¢ r Poor Folks | | William L. Perkins against the poor family or the one of moderate means, It isn’t right for | somebody with money to grab off all | the coal just because they have the money and get their orders “Am I popular? Hanged if I know, or care. I'm just doing my duty, I |don't get any pay for this Job, but ltt fant bed of money rested in is seeing that all the families in Highland Falis get the coal they need. The} coal dealers are doing the delivering, And all they get Is a normal profit.” SEIDEL CONCERT Advance Sale of Tickets | Shows Interest Interest in the approaching appear ance of Toscha Seidel, Russian violin- iat, who will be soloist at the Seattle civic symphony or tra concert at the Metropolitan tl on Sunday, Decemb 8, Is indicated by the ad- vance of tickets, Seidel's Seattle | debut new at a time when he has | been acclaimed by Buropean critics one of the fl atest violinists. Season tickets and single admission tickets for the Seidel concert may be exchanged for reserved seats Wed nesday at the box office of the Met- ropolitan theater. Season tickets for the five concerts of the 1922-1923 season may be ob- tained at Seattle Civic Symphony or- tion | stances in earty. | & TO DRAW CROWD &§ STAR a classmate of Acting Governor Matriculating at the unt Coyle versity almost plunged Into di was only a Woman Prope in the] £0 on the profers nional stage i for a one ormounl and popular the te f cant a tights, And be » « star of one of the # of recent yearn in that | college on the fe “The Mar ‘opriate, Came Back.” old Seattle high bool, He was Bound Who for Russia —Unfortunate forced shipments to be sold locally, so 4 BOYS’ HERE and GIRLS’ THEY $1.49) $1.98 these" aay MEN’S SHOES Vine Dress, KDnglian tant, $1. 98 WOMEN’S SHOES monget this School, values CHIL DREN’ 'S SHOES Children’s Kid Button Shoes, 69c Kid Shoes, . 98c HOUSE SLIPPERS House Slippers, 49c 39c Vine 3 AND GIRLS’ * and Oxfords jouse Siip- jrowing Girls’ wimps and Oxfords, b or brown, 8280 val port F own stock inclu Family Shoe Market 1600 tA PLACE—FOOT OF PINE The Store with the White Front—Nothing But Shoes CORNER PUBLIC MARKET LAST, BUT NOT LEAST On the Thankeatving Menu should be « cup of our delicious ARCADIA COFFEE, 38¢ Ib.; 2 Ibs. 75¢; NEW CROP NUTS f:f Soft si . we 3 Be S| Ms ++ 20e, 3 The. Fancy Mixed Nuts 250, 3 Ibe. 480 SEATTLE COFFEE AND TEA CO. 1511 Piret Ave. Corner Market GREEN’S Thanksgiving Specials BUTTER, 48¢ | New York Cheese, Ib. ... .39¢ 2 Ibs. 95¢ Pure Cane Sugar, 8 Ibs. . - 60e 2 Ths. Fancy Cluster Ratsine 450 5 Det Mente Grated hte 3 Te. $1.10 gus tpecial ‘Rapes: © fee ... 280 a ey <4 *PaNcy MIXED NUTS 45 Free Demonstration CRESCENT MAPLEINE Gives 4e- Netous flav ro serts of all inda. le rn. 3 fs. 81:25 5 Ths, $2.00 GREEN'S BUTTER AND GROCERY STORES Main Store: Stalls 102-103-105-110 Corner Market, First Av. Floor SANITARY PUBLIC MARKET UGAR8:::62c — WE SELL OVER 40 KINDS OF SUGAR — 00, bs bottle ELVET BROWN PURE MAPLE ICING SUGAR SUGAR | SUGAR 22¢ Lb. & Lbs. 30¢ 40¢ Id. Pure Colored Sugars and Fancy Decorating Sugars Sanitary Market, Sugar Stall, 109 First Avenue Floor JILG’ HOME MADE MINCE MEAT Pickles, Olives, Salada, Bto. 2 Lbs. 45c Egos From Our Own Farm STALL 157 TRY DIAMOND D COFFEE, Ib. 40c Our Own Home Made Jilg’s Delicatessen L. Vv. YACKE Prop. Stall 21 Senttary Market Lower Floor GREEN’S SANITARY MARKET STORE Stall 102—First Ave, Floor—Stall 102 Sanitary Market Int Av, Entrance Best Cane Sugar, 8 lbs. 60c 2 The. Libby's Mince Meat. .45¢ Unceda Biscuits ... Be Our Beat Butter, 48c; 2 Ibs. 95c BBc Special Roast Coffee ...20¢ 2 pkgs. Seeded Raisins ....- WHEAT-O 19c; 3 pkgs. 55¢ peice . J. PAULIK FRITZ MUELLER SUPPLY MEAT CO. New Cereal STALL 26 ary Market STALL 26 TURKEYS Steer Pot Roasts GEESE Steer Boiling Beef DUCKS Steer Steaks CHICKENS Fresh Killed Belgian Hares House and Montelius Musio House. — Specials on All Smoked Meats wn and the nders the name of his PAGE 11 he ‘OLYMPIAN | Across the mountains it carries you, over the | World’ 's Longest Electrified Railroad, using | “White Coal” for power—a smokeless, sootless, i cinderless trip. It’s the short, quick, scenic way— | with mighty electric locomotives to insure an unde- | layed journey through a region of scenic grandeur. 9:30 «. m. daily 10:00 p. m. (2nd day) Leaves Seattle Arrives Minneapolis “ — 8t. Paul 10:55 p. m. (2nd day) a Milwaukee 9:10 «. m. (3rd day) “ Chicago . t 11:30 a. mm. (3rd day) Direct connections for New York and other ern Cities | The equipment is characteristically “Chicago, Mil- | waukee (& St.Paul.” For every piece of equipment | is company owned —observation clubcar, standard and tourist sleeping cars, dining car and coaches. | Every attendant is company employed and | trained. You will find him efficient, alert and courteous. And every meal is a fine example of the highest culinary art. If more convenient take the COLUMBIAN, another good train for the East. Leaves Seattle 7:40 p. m. Pull tnformation booklets érecriptive Otty Ticket Office fevond & Madison, Phone Main 6960 4, ¥. Bahl, Gen. Agent, Pase'gr Dept. feattic, Washington St.Paul ECTRIFIED TO PUGET SOUND — STAR WANT ADS GET RESULTS PIKE PLACE and ECONOMY PUBLIC MARKETS S UGA hs. 62 Sibs.62c & CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP, 6 Bars ooewa 100 Ihe. 97.75 Suger Stalle—Pike Place, Economy and Municipal Markets Carnatio norBorden’s 42:2, "Piur 970 saai7statnens TURKEYS! TURKEYS! 5 FRESH YOUNG DRESSED GRAIN i ANe : DUCKS 25c* Strictly Fresh Dressed TURKS, LB..... oo 4 STRICTLY FRESH DRESSED YOUNG HENS, th. ....22%¢ —— All Meats at Special Prices —— THE OLD RELIABLE RAINIER PACKING CO. 1527-1529 PIKE PLACE MARKET FoR THE JOHNSON’S new’ crop NUTS 4 cans Carnation, Co-Operative or Federal Milk, 35¢ (With a purchase ‘ting te SOc er more) ise and Lemon Peel, None Such Mince Meat, pkg ! New Crop Sun Maid Seeded pkg. 2 TKe New Crop Soft Shell Walnuts or Almonds, 2 Ibs...... Reliance Coffee, 39¢; 3 Ibs. $1.15; 5 Ibs... Pure Apple Jelly. ase ‘ We carry a comple of Enste: Hops and Sugar and Imported and Domentie ee ‘soaken. JOHNSON’S GROCERY vis we Stalls 7-8-8 Econcmy Market, Upper Incline Economy Market STALL 27 "Speer ricer BUTTER AT WHOLESALE a 425 Fresh Malt and Hops Special SUGAR Heat Cane 8 Lbs. 59C while It lasts’ GOURMAN'S GROCERY Stall 12 Pike Pl. Mkt., Lower Fl, SILVERDALE POULTRY CO. 1613 Pike Place Mkt. Arcade All Fresh Kill And Costs Much Lees Sweet Sugar Ci red Hams 24c ib. | Half or Whole Lots of Gratn-Fed Turkeys and Other Poultry No storage birds at the WRIGHT MEAT CO. 27-20 Pike Pl. Mkt., Lower Floor J IC our Next [pb Churnea THANKSGIVING COFFEE cai | OE CIAL Display APONS ei rye Fancy Geese, Ib. . .35c Young Hens, Ib. Wilson & Luckhurst INO. Econoy Market, Lower Floor