The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 7, 1923, Page 21

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1928 DOESN'T MEAN MUCH PEFICIENCY EXPERT (to Con} ening tral-Would you mind if I gave you the number all five times at oncet— has a Ca Korea, Headquarters PANTS ‘Thousands of Patterns at Your Service Ready Made or Measure “WE MATCH YOUR COAT é AND VEST" from the largest selection in the Northwest, ‘The only ex: clusive pants store In Seattle, PANTS for every occasion, handsomely tailored and guar- anteed for fit and service, A Suitable Christmas Gift for Father or Son We Match Your Coat amd Vest . What could be more delicious at this season than the mingled fruit flavors of APPY HOME FRUIT SALAD? The whole Heavy, All- Wool, Acid Test Serges Pants asi tes, serces $4.95 Pants Men's and Young Men's Pin Stripe Cassimeres, with cuffs HOP. ce ceeccseess suits $3.95 Pants rcr ssh ots $6.95... $10.95 match. Another pair will dou- ble the wear of your old suit. Golf Knickers Half Price THE PANTS STORE 704 First, Near Cherry Famers’ Pubic Market WESTLAKE, VIRGINIA AND SEVENTH Park Your Car Free in Our Garage FARMERS’ MEAT MARKET “The Big White Shop in the Center” Siaast th... 10C .25c Pe ibs for..... SOC 233c 163c| “ie.......... Be 2 Ibs. for. . Pork Roasts, Ib. “Yes We Have a Union Card” Govt. Inspected Meats Only Phono EL jot-6522 FARMERS’ MBAT MARKET Nels Lindquist Henry Crist Morrell’s Eastern Ham, half or whole™Ib. Loin Pork Chops, Ib, Roast of Pork, Ib.. Farmers’ Market Grocery WESTLAKE, VIRGINIA AND SEVENTH STALL NO. 26 8 Lbs. Pure Cane | IDAHO FLOUR SUGAR 77¢| Selb. 22¢ 10db, 39¢ Standard Frases, ze | 244-1b. 89¢ 49-b. $1.74 Stondard Prunes, 2 the 220 Long Mend Rice, 2 the 25e None-Such Mince Meat Grecian Currants, tb Del Monte Small Peas, No. 2 Sun Maid Raisins, 2 pies ean 230 Powdered Sugar, we Mixed Nuts, 7 varieties, good stock, tb Standard Corn, No. 120 Cubelet Sugar, 28 No. 1 Soft Shell Walnuts Large Droztins Lox Cabin 28ey medium, IXL Almonds N. B.C, Sphagetti, Libh Libby No.8 Ehman enn New Black Figs, 2 Dromedary Dat Sunbrite Cleans Large Quaker Unele Sam Bre Fine Bacon, Ibis Hams, Half or Whole, Ib. STALL 12 STALLS 2 AND 3 160 --2he 25e all «dhe bs 2 can Iba up, amall, te; large ase ate a6 Vium Pudding, 1 1b.2 ‘ns Mince Meat, Large Stuffed te Whole Dry Pens, 3 the Van Camp's Hominy, 3 Iba Extra Cholee Dry ¥: 2 Iba. for Olives, ‘eneh ae the All Campbell's Soups Albe Folger's Bulk Tens, Hest Cocon, binck Hine Karo ise Hed Karo Di . 2 Mew r, @ rollin E Dares Dit worted Peels, th re Luneh toll, three-milo bandit limit, paralleling main ratiway lines, v ie observed as religiously as ts tho rum-runnera’ limit fn Amer: THIRD TIME | “Elusive Dorothy,” the police call her. Her name is Dor- othy Turgner. Recentiy she escaped from the New Future! |Home in Pittsburg while authorities from the Delaware | (O.) Industrial home were on their way to Pittsburg to bring her back to the Ohio institution, whence she had es- | caped previously. Her first getaway, police say, was from | the Columbus hospital, Columbus, O. | oh rari COL ARSE. REW FOAMS THRU STREET} forts of County Agent A, E. Lovett and @ number of leading farmers of } {the county, a program of work has| JOLIET, li—Rivers of real 3 been mapped out for the year 1924,| Moded Joliet’s main streets Included in the program ts work on | heavy foam covered the sidewall lorchard problema, dairying, cultural} Thrsty pedestrians, seeking — the methods for alfalfa and ‘seed corn, | *¥Fcr, found confiscated beer from and a study of preparation, grading |" Dearby brewery had clogged the sewers and overflowed | and packing farm products, The public domain amounts to! 182,000,000 acres, the great bulk of t allocated, Hes in the ria, Utah and Ne~ it has no little value CLOSING OUT TOY DEPT! —for the closing out anie toys marked at cost, nearly cost and less than coat! | SATURDAY apt Moths hardly ever touch anything | wrapped in newspapers. Winter clothes thus stored are almost cer- tain to escape damage. } “More than 17,000 miles of wire fare used in the fire alarm systems on Manhattan Island, New York. Horticulture—tt is not too early to! think ubout the pruning. Tho best| tools are the cheapest. Keep them | sharp and in good order Livestock—"Lest we forget,” exer chee for the pregnant mother animals means a larger, stronger crop of] @ young stock and a greater resulting | profit, Poultry—Fresh, clean straw will cost you some money; but damp lit- Ul cause you to go bankrupt, | your choice. 26-piece R & B silverware set— 62 pattern, gray, 26-pe. priced at “nearly cont. aranteed 10 years. 6 knives, 6 forks, 6 toaspoons, densert spoons, 1° each butter knife and sugar shell. non-tarnishable, 26-pe. sil- verware roll, convenient for buffet drawer, special Sat- urday, 95c, CHRISTMAS We can save you money | on your Xmas foot wear. | Read these prices, then come im and look over our shoes and slippers before “you buy. We will con-| vince you. ADD IT TO YOUR ACCOU or Black Calf Shoe | $1.95) 41.65, Black or 95c| 85, Men's Brocaded Velvet Slippers, ” 35¢| Children’s Rubber Boots, a nice ties. $198 $2.45 » $4.85 Women's High Cuban Heels in Black or Brown Boys’ Brown all leather. .... Girls’ and Boys’ Strong Calf Shoes Boys’ and Girls’ Smoked Elic Seuffers......65 Children’s Fancy Felt Slippers jae floor polisher, 11 can bright Women’s Fine Felt Slippers . Women’s Too Rubbers, $1.00 quality .. Grade Shots, $1.95) Women’s Pumps and Oxfords, | splendid $2.45 values THE FAMILY SHOE MARKET 1600 PIKE PLACE Foot of Pine set of 4 glass mixing bowls— EDWIN J. BROWN'S DENTAL OVFICES 102 Columbia St ovattle’s Leading Dentist for More Than J1 Years DE. | lert of Massachusetts jthe United States into the foreign THE SE ATTED STAR PAGE 24 NE oR THOUGHT OF THIS URGE INCREASE FOR DIPLOMATS aa ® presidential ponsibility? MIKE—Fine! ings of another LAncotn, ther, Pitt Pan IKH—What do you think of Ford He hag the mak: HE SAID A MOUTHFU L Professor—-Deseribe centrifugal motion, Student—That's THE BYTTER WAY BURROUGHS—1 anked you for & foun of $10. /‘This ts only tive. the way your SNDHRS--I.. & it eae head fen after “drink some “ot LENDERS-1.- know ls this antl-prohibition hooch.—lax- | that's tho fakrest way—you lose five change, and I lowe ftve-—Denver Post. Congressmen to Try to Raise Foreign Service Pay matic representatives under am for consular representatives, rank of mininter, BY ©. A. RANDAU WASHINGTON, Dec. 1—Is 4 man who has served 17 yearn in| tho American giplomatic service, | who has risen to a position where| ho may be safely entrusted with} handling diplomatic problema aria- ing between the United States and| Great Britain, worth more than $4,- 000 per year? That 1» a question congress will bo asked to answer, Post Wheeler, counselor of the United States embassy in London, has been a diplomatic secretary since July 21, 1906, He haw held the rank of secretary of Class 1 since December 21, 1909, At pres-| ent, In the absence of Ambassador | Harvey, and while awaiting the ar-! rival of Ambanwador Kellowg,| Wheeler in the responsible, diplo- matic representative of ono of the! greatest nations of tho earth, at) over to photographic sup~ the capital of another of the wreat- | t ehintione: Wilt gas ie tht | plies exclusively, out sale Many member ie oct be-| men ate able to specialize ‘* of congtess be ¢ os ety Un Neve Wheeler should get more) in their subject. Ins money, A bill has been prepared Ing @ camera you wi L find by Representative John Jacob Rog-! theiradvice and suggestions cs 10 cadena which "pro- | well worth while. vides that Wheeler's pay, as that Kedah and Graflex Cameras piers. in. his class be raised to of every style and equipment Hye: DAE. YORE. always in stack, forelgn wervics only 63 men These are ministers Holland and vacant); 2 those in, at $12,000, China; suls general at $12,000, Paris sand London. Put Kodak on the gift list Beginning with the first picture on Christmasmorn- ing, Kodak is a constant reminder of the pheasure you gave, As this store is given | ‘The bill provides for the amalga- | mation of the heretofore distinct | diplomatic and consular services of | nervico of the United Btates, Its] second important feature iy the in-| creaned pay provided for all diplo. the mont At present there are in the entire} who| are paid more than $800 per year. | 14 ambansadors at $17, 600 (the post at Constantinople is a ministers at $10,000 and two con- thom at D Before you buy &n automobile consider DEPENDABILITY —y, ECONOMY ty RELIABILITY y POWER SAFETY (Brakes and control) APPEARANCE PRIDE OF OWNERSHIP SERVICE STANDARDIZATION RIDING QUAEITIES FLEXIBILITY FINISH Z The BUICK invites comparison Exonmer Sz @mrany EAST PIKE AT HARVARD FOUNTH AT UNIVERSITY Open Evenings 0 = ace m, Ker YAKIMA GEM SPUDS Best APPLES, Box . NATIONAL FRUIT CO, Stall 4 Municipal Market 7 a Municipal Markets Fresh Killed SPRING CHICKENS Ieetet 320 Lb. Large Size Smaller Siree—35¢ Ib. rresh killed Fat Young Hens, Ducks and Geese— and New Laid Eggs. SILVERDALE POULTRY ©0. 1513 Pike PL Mkt., Arcade Beattle’s Lowest Priced 6 Yeara {n Our Pr t Locktion SUSSMAN OPTICAL CO, 5-6 Pike Pince Market Downstairs, Nelow Metary Bakery PETERS SHOES ARE SOLID LEATHER Jast the thing for 7 weather! FOR B BOYS AND GIRLS $2.50 fas $89 Sold With Money-Back Warrant of Quality PIKE PLACE MARKET SHOETERIA Where Rents Prices Are Poattively the Low BULB SALE! Greatly 48 DAFFODILS, Double 81. oe Reduced ¥ 26 TULIPS, Darwins, Red, Pink, ia @ ‘Lavender .... PRICES ™ 59 TULIPS, Single or Double, Mixed. ° Select your Canaries, Parrots Bird Store other birds—reasonably priced! J. A. BOYCE SEED CO. Outlook Market 89 Pike Street SANITARY ‘AND CORN WOOL SOAP, 5 Bars ..... BLACK FIGS, Lb. + 81,00 ind Stall 45, Market, OLYMPIA OYSTERS— Pint .85c aries : abe sive see 25¢ Ib., 3 lbs. 70¢ Philadelphia Butter Store Stalls @ and 8, Sanitary Mkt. Lower Floor Fresh Herring, 106 1b, SUNSET 1 CO, 31-83 Sanitary Mkt, Lower Fl, MURRAY’S FOR MEATS WHY PAY MORE? 8¢ 12%¢ 10¢ Ib Pot Roasts . Veal Cutlets Veal Roasts . Lamb Chops T-Bone Steaks Sirloin Steaks . 15¢ Bacon, — MURRAY’S WASHINGTON MARKET— 4-96 Pike Street Corner Market, Lower Floor GREEN’S PRE-iNVENTORY SALE OF GROCERIES! 30¢ Del Monte | New Crop APRICOTS CURRANTS 23¢—2 cans 45¢ | 2 for 4 10e cans Cleanser Se 5 Ibs. Rolled Oats 25¢ Ihe bottle Cider Vinegar oe esh Roast Coffee. .45¢ can Pumpkin Be two dozen for BUTTER—Our Best, 98 ; c ct Storage (all guaranteed) 2 Ibs. for. EXTRA VIRGIN Gallons + 82.98 OLIVE OIL): sense 2 Fees WE DELIVER REEN’S BUTTER AND GROCERY STORES MA in-3285—EL iot-1848 102-110 Corner Market. Also 102 3-Lb. Package PANCAKE, FLOUR der for B5¢ | 6 Ibs, Broke Rice oval cans Sardines 6 big rolls Toilet Paper 49-1b. sack Flour | EGGS— Firat Ave. Sanitary Market Floor, LOWERTLCOR ECONOMY MARKET STONG’S GROCERY, THE FOLLOWING SPECIALS GOOD FOR A WEEK: LARGE PKGS. CITRUS WASHING POWDER 20c cans Minced Razor Clams ...... sere Two 20¢ cans Underwood's Simplifry Codfis! FREE! 2 bars Toilet Soap Free with: purchase of large package White King Washing Machtye Soap, 2 Ie pkgs. Phillips’ Waffle Flour 26¢ Penne ethed ue 256e can K. C. Baking Powder cans Corn, Peas or Tomatoes 9 CUT PRICE zg €. F. HASTINGS” “GROCERY § 1523 PIKE PLACE MARKET FREE FOR THE KIDDIES *‘ixiy KELLOGG'S .FAMO! JUNGLE LAND MOTION PICTURE ANIMAL BOOK giv with 2 packages of any of the Kellogg ~ Cereals. Your choice of Kellogg’s Corn Flakes, Bran, Krumbles or ~ Bran Flakes. Makes a nice Christmas ‘present for the children. Crystal White Soap, 5 bars. Snider's Catsap, ‘large bottles Del Monte Peas, No. 2 size cans, Del Monte Corn, No. 2 size cans, 2 * Sliced Pineapple, new pack, large cans 29¢, 3 for. New Oregon Split Prunes, 5 Ibs. Royal Baking Powder....38¢ Citrus Powder, pkg. RAISIN Fancy Seoled,’s Is. 226 All You Wan SATURDAY Albers’ Flapjack, Ige. 23¢ Albers Peacock Buckwheat ......... 28 Albers’ Minit Oats, large nes Carnation Mush, Albers’ Inst: Tapioca .. Albers’ Rolled Oat 4 Ibs. ER PUBLIC MARKETS Looking for the Best? IT’S HERE! Mayonnaise iich Perk -35c Lh. Meat Loaf Oks obese ey LOR awe Danish Rulle Polse i Armour’ Potate Salnd, FREDA GANDLER DELICATESSEN Stall 4—Corner Market, Lower Floor—Stall 4 LUTEFISK] "22°08 APPLES Philadelphia Fish Co. Jonathans ) King Davids naaN 10, Sanitary Market Lo $1.15 | $1.00 aay WE DELIVER FREE M. FRANCO & CO. Stall 11, Corner Market Lower Floor Opp. Murray's Washington Mkt. FRESH HENS, Lb. 196 Veal * Roast Veal Cutlets, Beef Roast Lamb Chops, Lamb Roast. .. Sirloin Steaks . Hams, Sugar Cured. Bacon, Sugar Cured. MENGEDOHT’S MARKET STALL 2 Corner Market, Lower Floor STALL 2 BEGINN’S BAKE SHOP 123% Ist Ave, Sanitary Mkt. Makers and Bakers of DR. GREGORY’S Entire Whent HEALTH BREAD “Ask Anybody” Py FLORIDA GRAPE FRUIT, 3 for and 4 for %e Lemons, dozen .. 15c Big Special on Oranges Feinberg & Katz Stall 50, Sanitary Market Lower Floor The Big Thomas Ince Production Opens Saturday at the