The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 31, 1924, Page 17

EATTLI TAR 17 DEFENSE TALKS 2 aaa a ee ll alah l Come Where You Can Park Your Car (Paid for by Scandinavian Committee) = CORNER AND SANITARY PUBLIC MARKETS & Ar i, net - calge om re 2€ Viscussed Nov. 6 WHANGDOODLE COLORED rae iby 1 TE 4 re MUSI ‘1. SANITARY MARKET—1 TO 4 P.! YOU WANT QUALITY x { oor | FS Sc EE EAR A OE LT RED —— You Want Courtesy = + y renY THE WORKINGMAN’S p stores s| CLARKE iis 'e | YOU WANT THE & | € , his iw c ei ALL: WEEK PRICES (“Saturday ) AUL- WEEK PRICES 7 coe her LOWEST 5s : S’R - Frye’s Delicious A.-\ a ING Ve Bt a KAGG Bes an a! wimarigrae | Features | "H"Ns0cr \ : - GRAND OPEN es | PRICES! § Pounds S Kood SATURDAY, NOV, 187 ' - , Cream of Pound 19c a of his handsome Ke-Modeled Market. 8 ur new refriger HiLLs BROS COFFEE Don’t Worry—Try = : utevaia tase Wheat, the Bulk Kraut; healthful a te Baarey By California Layer Figs, National Food aie " val cd jelicious to eat as for Breakfast _ SP petra a Baie aC Lb. = \ eakfast. er tw they are ved Barton's Fan ma } Pound 25c Phe Quart 5c n a one Why ve the Ue cy Hams 212c Ca gs. Half or Choice Sugar-cured a nt file lag son tartan aes Pe a Pe 1 Fluffy White Marsh 35c and Smoked Hams, a ABOVE ALL, SEE OUR SPECIALS 60c vahe 37c Ver al Ste a. C5 i eiliowe: packed in half or 25c GLAD OF BRIDGE a we will featur peda be Lamb Chops Cs 1 ound sanitary Light House whole a Soap, 10 bars “)® C Pork Loin Roast, Ib. Ld wa Each” 29c eg ol ie Notas rete West Seattle Plans Thanks- | 500 SWIFT’ s PREMIUM tans Oh Lamb Roast, |b é 74¢ @ ss est buy o oney, Southe ‘ ik Erle, + Cone Soap, 1 cake Prime Rib Roast..1244¢ Mf ~ the day. reas Vig slap giving Celebration | HAMS awl Sine 300 Ib. =o ead ae amr | AE ES IR ee 6 : Fresh Killed Legs of Lamb amb, Beef or vereee es 25 on Cin. Turlock Sweet Pota a Chickens ..15¢ 106 FARINA Veal Stew. css... DO - ss . toes, at their best ia Pork Roasts Pot Roast see pop; 3 Ibs Sc 25c \ | 21¢ Se Te asin the piten) mi f None < Such Wines N ay a Hot permit enumerating Hut YOULL BE s. Cc wi -ooh ie Crop Extra New Honey, strained ra SURPRISED, “HOT DOG — WASHINGTON MARKET @ : 2 Pm. ...SOC | Lerge, Swee tne “nach. 29C H CLARKE’ S MARKET er. 1 oe ae 0406 Pike sire cs California 1] LTO EEN TET . s Marmoth Brand roy = hue Maid Reediees Walnuts, Large New Jersey I MENGEDOHT’S MARKET SOMETHING NEW — Raisins in bulk, 3 Pounds Cranberries, the | Stall 2 Corner Market—Lower Floor Stall 2 LOOK FOR. -~~_ THIS Siow AT BEGINN’S a 25-Ib. kind with a flavor Loin Pork Roast...151g¢| Leg Veal Roast....144¢ : CINNAMON PRETZELS box $1.95 $1.00 Mee Ib 23c ; ; -} Leg Lamb 1214¢ | Beef Roast ., 104g¢ Is bit by Try Them. : 3 Pounds 20¢ r gee @ Veal Chops Lamb Shoulder Thee Beginn’s Bake Sho Large Size Sweet Ore- sar i Apples; best variety to Progressives Hl Rib Steaks 2 Summer Sausage ao pitary Mar a \ gon Prunes; require or on the market; large 1 Soeeeeene fctennntanansnsanneel fac. very little fruit; S| QM Sanim25e | 39e per tox. $LB9 / PIKE PLACE, ECONOMY AND OUTLOOK MARKETS & Age. : | hen SS al eRe ee | for - "mf McDonough’s Butter MORGAN’ $ Butter Store ti At Our Pike St. and Greenwood Bakery Depts. io maneAn’s fae some |STAR WANT AB 8 the PEACH AND APPLE PIES, 20c 1 92 pila alee WHOLESALE PRICE EVERY DAY | Strictly Fres Sait Putte SUB STATION 2 in EACH - -- BUTTER 39c Lb. CARNATION OR BORDERS EGGS 35c Doz, Post Office, Pike Place Market, J ) NUT DEVIL'S FOOD LOAF CAKES, 25c a] Fresh Milk and Cream MILK 4? e366 ee Lower Floor | re Crystal White ae gary ates: ‘oun ords to Line EACH ; a “The Milk: Stal Cee via "hice | CHEESE, Ib. pei Oeaat, ¢ ae ae ia OUR FANCY CUSTARD HORNS, 5c - 81 Pike Place Mkt., Lower Floor] geonomy nna seal pistes Vine Quality Clakide these 10% 4: ] r EACH ; eek : : sapere aL ee ae ow. NeW 5 . PURE SWEET ra RAR SRANeH os ST ae Fresh Buiter 40c Lb. @ At Our Pike Street Market ECIDE Re er Pee ee a ur Fike a PIKE PLACE MARKET PIX Butter, Eggs and Cheese | ¢ F dsLoln Pork Steer Swiss Steak: a Hest in the City 5 FRESH BL RMILK DAILY wi n-Pe om For : eer < SS SleakKs, i = HB carton gage fisaar e206 9) [OPENING DANCE] »~:2=:""~--| RAINIER GEORGE'S [veces | : es SIS rahe Soa Steer Rump Roasts, a l irae = cn gtk IDSC | Pound . Be ppp St ree | Try HALLOWEEN CELEBRATION |e ricric vow il oeke Sugar-cured Bacon 1916 4th Ave. and Stewart St ’ at Ed Legs of Fall I94c Maytoind..... 220 | MRS. BEVEN § Strictly Fresh Dressed Chickens go = Ram; FOSNG «2+ «<>< 2,000 Ibs. more of Sinclair & Mor- aicsast beck ABE spe Whole Air ace and Shoulder Roast Young Mutton .......... ] Fall Lamb Roasts, 9 rell’s Hams (half 271 Epa eee sy | Choice Baby Choice Veal Roast, . . ee @ Pound ......-.-+seres wc or whole), Ib..... ZC 1 Hendrick’s | Steer Legs Young Mutton....10¢ a f : i Pure Lard “Charmed Land Six” | Pot Roast Round, Sirloin, T-Bones, 15¢ pe die tay ae {5c 2 Pounds 35c Orchestra a Veal Steak, 2 Ibs........25¢ Our: anle on < - & 3 | Devoir’s Health Ib. 5c | Little Pig Sausage, Ib. 20¢ a ) SEATTLE LOCATIONS SE HM Salt-Rising Bread | Steer Boneless Prime Rib Roast ........ 12Y%4c a 1900 Sixth Avenue West 1100 Tenth Avenue North Greenwood Ave Old and Dancing The a J] 233 Summit Avenue North 2623 East Union Street h Avenue N, W. Young Every Address STALL 29—Economy Market . oon Tent ASN E ae eitiaestte B86. N Welcome Nite and Date | ie Also fli rc at R AINIER PACKING co. a 212 First St. Brem 702 Broadway North a prth Boni me ac a 9 Piko Place Market a Wash. Greenwood Avenue a | a ” 4 in “THE NAVIGATOR” | re ] - Saturday at The at Th ] , a ay Ei ie Pl rune Pt Lunch = 2 A i} ed in t uh PAID ADVERTISING Quick Service a Specialty! | 2 . : ea What Provision LURKS IN (Anti-School Bill) Have You Mad i lair Pie INITIATIVE No. 49 e— a . 5 , . . Gerrish Bros. WE: AS citizens of this wonderful state, have worked together for many years in uni- . ty and co-operation, that we might progress individually and collectively, creating a To Meet Your Inheritance T axes? New solid commonwealth in which prosperity, good will and happiness shall prevail in highest ® degree. Public Market | Now this splendid peace and prosperity are threatened by a proposed law aimed at OU know what you are worth today but do you know what value wana Rintih Avene private and parechial schools. It is an attempt to foment religious strife among citizens your estate will be to your family after you are gone? AGUS Onn ey enue of varied creeds, who have worked shoulder to shoulder, toler antly and in mutual respect for the common good. : : It will be worth as much as you accumulate, less administration ayes This Week Religious controversy, history shows, has wrecked many communities through the in- expenses and INHERITANCE TAXES. What these taxes will amount Large Italian Prunes, c excusable alignment of creed against creed. to is problematical, as the law varies in different states, both as to rate snes: 25 Such was the experience of our neighboring state, Oregon. and method of taxation. The variety of laws often results in piling up wordata wath For fifty years the citizens of this community, regardless of religious belief, have tax upon tax, so that a large portion of your estate may be required to ee can 25c lived in peace and harmony, and in our business and social relations the religious be- satisfy the tax requirements. vee er 25c lief of no man has been raised against him. ; ‘ ugar, cheaper than We, therefore, appeal to the broad-miaded people of this state to show their disap- We would welcome a call from you on this matter, as we feel that 79¢ proval of the anti-school measure, and to prevent any faction from riding into power on we may be able to offer suggestions for guarding against excessive Waticy Yairi“ otutoani0e ie or any other issue that is born of intolerance. taxation, st ae $1 65 Let us eliminate, at once®and for all time, these disturbing factors, with our® ballots. fel doe at LOe 46 99 Trust Department Bel, OBC Vote ni ia ive | Hans Pederson Martin J. Clausen Martin Yensen P. Simonsen Clarenta <Madsen James Holvas Krist Nielsen Letablished | Tom, Paputilis G. Christianson George David Forty-Two Member Clearing House Association of Seattle and é itr AE 5c) Fred Brix ; is copenees i - ai Years Federal Reserve System lal at, 4 Ibs, fo | ‘ ‘arlson ¢ x rig t cd Centennial eee $2.10 John Nielsen Carl O. Swanson John Sorensen , He Went g Tom Christensen T. Boeyan L. Jorgensen