The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 10, 1914, Page 6

‘SPRING MILLINERY| \ THE WONDER MILLINERY CO. 1525 Second Ave.—216 Pike St - now pr Milli TWO BIG STORES to Serve You. Quality ideas the Best at Lowest Prices. | ECONOMICAL PLACE 10 TRA — —— FOR MEN “AND WOMEN. Our stock is resplendent with the new spring styles of modish footwear, correctly designed and attractively priced The Usual $4.00 $2.50 and $5.00 Values A FEW SPECIALS AT $2.95 These prices are made possible by our low, upstairs rent and enormous purchasing power of our chain of stores (49) extend ing from coast Strap Slippers Are here in several pleasing styles. We picture S-dutton cut out with short Vamps, hand-turned soles and Cuban eather heels, in patent and gunmetals, at $2.50 | Patent Co!onial Pumps As illustrated, with hand turned soles and Spanish heels. Same in gunmetal, satin, suede and white na buck, at $2.50 Baby Doll Boots In patent colt and gunmetal calf, Goodyear welt soles, broad flat heels; a comfortable and stylish boot at $2.50 We show Men's Patent Colt Button Boot, Goodyear weit soles, medium round toe; also same in gunmetal, button and blucher styles at wy other styles a “sed and boots. Mall Orders Delivered Free by Parcel Post fake Elevator. Open Saturday Evening to 9, Boston Sample Shoe Shop Co. ic. SECOND mpie AND PIKE Hop SECOND FLOOR J. P. RAWLINGS, Mgr. EITEL BLDG. MEAT PRICES CUT FOR SATURDAY Frye & Co. s Markets The following Big Specials will be offered tomor- Saturday: CHOICE FRESH DRESSED HENS, LB..... Choice Steer 12¢ Pot Roast Choice Steer Boiling Beef Veal Chops ... Strictly Fresh Ranch Eggs is Choice Choice Shoulder . Pork Roast Choice Shoulder Veal Roast The above prices will prevail at the following OLYMPIC MARKET, Second and Pits. SEATTLE MARKET, Occidental and Yesler WESTLAKE MARKET, Westlake and Pine AMERICAN MEAT CO.,, Third and Jefferson. WESTERN MEAT CO., Western Avenue and Spring. | BALLARD MARKET, 5443 Ballard Avenue. Our Motto: “From Packing House to Consumer.” Look for the U. S. purple stamp. It signifies purity and quality. Shops Open Until 10 p. m. 2 dozen for markets: | Way. | SELFISHNESS AND EGOTISM NO SEPT. MORNS |peared in a receptive mood, and I THE weet: rs APRIL 10, A Highbrow Professor Introduces “Soul Echo” Affinity Must Now Take a Back Seat; But Nixola Greeley-Smith Doesn't Think the New Fad Is Going to Prove Popular With the Women. PORTLAND, Me Pre mantcurtst, of Mon their way Watelaff and Miss England wor Emil ancheat n to Victoria, have t rried, dessrined | echo of his Id and 0 iclaws a Watelaff, who ts to the immigration ¢ 0. He left four children in Eng : | By NIXOLA GREELEY-SMITH. AO yeu Written Especially for The Joattle Star Staff Correspondence. NEW YORK, N. Y., April 10 |Yented the soulmate and copyrighted the seat. Today the man who Wants to be really fash fonable must call the partner of bis sin bie “SOLL —————s | jeCHO | Watelaff from the aftor journe and to Port fland, Me., with Miss Ma phrase |when he explained to the immigration authorities that HE HAD LEFT A WIFE AND FOUR CHILDREN yung girl is “the echo of his soul nl e Ferdinand Pinney Earle, who in| affinity,” must take a ae | Professor ! with vecause the | pretty The urprised to Most soul Fut I was not very young The advantage of having a soul echo, from a cer tain standpoint, is doubtiess that it Is ible to have not only one, but several | The law limite a man to wife, the sacred Conventions of Unconventionall imit him to one soul mate ata time, Even nand Earle has never Jax one hill after another tak human voice, so one sou! a sor Wat aft'e love gether, gir migh after all ere can be ‘OUs experier Just up the sound of the er another could reverbe and a regular ¢ f soul echoor greet him every time he went home. is the real trouble with soul mates, soul echoes too many of them, and s n has had one « in love he le apt to de rilecting ole | A] ate with Profes OMe ON, Ato NVENTOR'S admit that what echo of himself. of them are too| il He ten't aah that she shall be m & great many men want, know it WOMAN WALKS 13 MILES A DAY DOING HER HOUSEHOLD DUTIES in & woman ts but most Mrs. Mary Cutler, Housewife, at Her Ironing Board, and Also a Picture of Her “Tango-Meter,” VANCOUVER, Wash. day's work, Mra. Ho Mrs. Mary Cutler of this city decided she would find out. She! had been reading about the new “tango-meter,” which, when tled to the ankle of the dancer, will tell how far one tangoes, #0 she bought a “tango-meter” and carried it afound while she attended her household | duties. During January she covered 400 miles, The daily average was little over 13 miles, Once, on a very busy day, she walked nearly 17 miles, At this rate she will have walked over 4,800 miles by the end of the year, and within lees than six years will have walked far enough to circle the globe. SAILOR STABBED | AFTER TOURISTS IN STREET FIGHT WILL RECOVER found at 24th April 10.—How far do you walk while doing a ewilte? | PORTLAND, “Or, J resentatives of the transcontinental railroads here tn conference up- on @ joint campaign to bring East ern tourists to the Coast. A perma ment Northwest tourist headquar. will be established ‘a Chicago A SAVING CUSS! NEW YorK. —Hie wife and three children starving, Hyman Janet was arrested for failure to provide. Search revealed an $800 roll. “Give your wife $6 a week and $6 now,” said the court. Janet fainted on the epot. April 10.—Rep- Anderson, @ sailor, aly utioena W. A. Cox av. and East Medison #., shortly av. and East Madison st., shortly two knife wounds In the breast, ad mitted to the police this morning | that his story of having been held }up and beaten was fiction. He told the officers bis injuries were sustained in an altercation with a chauffeur over a girl whom he had accompanied home Anderson refused to reveal the! {identity of his assailant. He maid he would not prosecute Anderson lives at the Hotel) Irving, First av. and Virginia st When found by the officer he re cited a weird story of having been held up and beaten by a lone high wayman. He sald the robber had taken his watch and mone: His wounds are uot sortows serio MAKES HER HATS , April 10.—Miss daughter of the r ot the house, bas trimmed n hats—-one for each dress in faster wardrobe. EVANSTON, Ill.—-Flashlight ple Itures of co-eds tn nighties at slum- | ber parties and of stag parties| where girl students are dressed tn boys’ clothes have been sired by| the Northwestern university fessors. THE FOLKS WILL " CALL FOR MORE It must do you good to see all the family satisfied and DENT ART’ S ROLL pleas ved at meal time. One thing that always accom- plis i this is pastry. For every one likes it when it is wholesome, dainty and digest- ible We know this is true of our pas try because we sell so much to the CHICAGO.—"The young lady ap: was only trying to hypnotize her,” said Arthur Schael, alleged masher “The clerk is in a receptive mood, Pay him $ said the court 1914, FREE FREE FREE FREE Gifts for the Children We will distribute pretty favors to all children who visit the Market Satur- day, April 11th, in company with their parents. Coupon Exchange, Stall 28, Lower Floor—Meat Section. HONAKER GROCERY CO. wEAL 1. 205 EASTER BARGAINS Beane 20 STONG’S PRICES TALK 13 the, Granulated suger 1 ibe, Pure Cane suger $1.00 81.00 Hither with #1 groceries, speciale wot phe. Cream of Wheat 156 20¢ ase | Ihe oe ten 9S phe. » ncake ¥ oa, th * Lamon These Prices Good ‘All Next Week STONG’S GROCERY—SIXTH AND PINE THE CROWD OF SATISFIED CUSTOMERS AT 312 — HI-GRADE COFFEE CO. — 312 ARE REPEATERS ON Lucky Strike Fruit Co. Stall 331 Batre lerge Pieridae Grape Frult, ree 9. ft . eee ane Lares sania tee ag Ripe Bananee, 40 yay e100. 16e. Burtank Potatoes, 168 the @si.-- Brenneman & McIntosh Circle Market Lage of Circle W Lamb, th Circle W Lamb Chops. th Prime Itt Roast of Teef, ib Circle W Pure Lard, i Pure Laat Lard, tb B84 —STALLS— 116 4 Big Cans Milk 25¢ No other purchase necessary, but if you wish to save more money we offer the following California Butter, Ib. ..25¢ Fancy Iowa Butter, lb, 30¢ Carnation ersey, freshly churned, Ib @, 2 lbs. 65¢ Carnation Bread, 10c S¢ loaf, 2 for PEANUT BUTTER, see it made, Tb. CARNATION BUTTER STORES CO. Booths 317-318 Right inside off the corner of Fifth and Pine. 20¢ 18e 17¢ 15e¢ 12%e size BEST YOU EVER TASTED HOT BUNS GOB Fie diincess ze Three Girls’ Bakery 15¢ doz, 2 SEATTLE TEA & COFFEE Co. si, gs i Winer eee it toffee Blend No » Englinh MreaRfast Tea, Ib. 2 Ibs, Hot Peanuts HIEST-GRADE BLEND. 4 6. FRINK STALL 204 ii Stall 20—Lower Floor ($0 Supreme Biend Coftes, # ibe... at phe Cocoanut Cakes 2 106 cans pices free with 1 Ib. soe bulk ten 34 ON PINE ST. Sweet Sunkist Oranges, regular price, doz., 15c; Sat- urday, 10 Oranges for 10¢ 20c Oranges, .25¢ Sunkist Lemons, .10¢ Florida Grape Fruit, 6 for Py 2 doz.. doz STALLS 522-904 STONG’S MARKET With Quality and Quantity. Specials for Saturday Chotee Pickled Breast of Lamb, ib Se 81.15 20¢ 10-1», pall Pure Lard © Leg of Lamb, th © Shoulder Lamb Chops, tb. 166 Phone Main GOA9——Oall for Stall 125 Special attention to phone orders FUSS & COMPANY Stalls 110-111-112 BIG, CLEAN, SANITARY MARKET Cire B Ihe Cured Corned Beet. 1s 12% Green Ground Bone for chickens, 7 lbs 25e stall in the Market which jusively Swift's Premium Hams, Bacon and Lard. BVERYTHING UNDER GLASS, 100°°. ack §=Granu- lated Sugar 22 Ibe. Sugar 600 can Royal or Dr The onl: #1. Price's Baking Centennial Hammond's fi TOKIO GROCERY CO. Stalls 104-123 Oliver Smoked Meat House Stall 309—Main Floor For Smoked Meats, Poultry and Sausages try this stall, Gifts will be given out at Real Easter opens AT LESS THAN CARLOAD PRICES vl recpascpetesagd SUGAR, SACK. tt, oa 81,20 o article u n0e 100 Bpaahett . $4.30 g5e ba BROW . Oe AUGAR ioe § ‘1 100 Jello lee Crea 160 Mine ed Clams a p ANDERSON GROCERY COMPANY THE QUALITY GRocERsS ZOBLE 50 sack Flour 6-1b. box Gloss Starch No. 2 can Pineapple...... 10¢ GROCERY Stall —co.-— 219 22 Ibs. Granulated Sugar. #1. 00 | 15¢ bottie Catsup... | 4 Ibs. Navy Beans 4 Ibe. Cut Macaront.,. Free Demonstration on Gold Seal Syrup. CORNER GROCERY STALL s52 _22 POUNDS : at Fh orn. jour, eack String Bea Henetlads Candies SPROIALS or doe Choroiates, Ib ape Big Easter special, best Potatoes, 100 Ibs. 200 Fresh Walnuts, Ib. . G. A. LARSON Stall 105 4 Butter, 1b reamery Butter, Ib... Snohomish Creamery Butter, ib. 2 Ibe. Fresh churned Wi ter, BBE ib, # tbe EASTER LILIES SPECIAL 2KeE Pot and up Fruits and Vegetables ec e fH Creamery But- ---.-. 81.00 Stall" 30—Meat Section IMPERIAL MEAT CO. STALLS 2-3-4-5 SPRING LAMB jckens, 1b. 256 c@ roasts of veal and pork STALL 335 336 Home-grown Rhubarb, ib. Ge, the Be on 25¢ Dry Onions, Ih. Be, ¢ Fancy Bananas, doz Be perries fresh every day STALL 335 336 344 344 Fresh Spinach, 8 lbs... 10¢ Green Onions, 5 bunches Burbank Potatoes, 100 Ibs... STALL sot . 4 be. SANA A3445 Herring Salt He Crabs, bosetsnsns 10e each, STALL 6 Nice fresh Artic! Rhubarb, tb. Fancy Tomatoes, Ib.. Telephone Pea: Homegrown A Fine large ¢ 1% each tomes osesaan 354545 ORIENTAL GARDENS Finest Easter Lilies in the City 25c Pot and Up. PURE CANE Fancy Mead Rice 4 laree cane Milk Gal. can Log Cabin Byrup No. 10 pai Lara € Ibe Dried Gree $1.35 CHAS. LAFONTANE Stalls 11-12 Roast of Pork, Ib... Prime Rib Roast, ise 2e aw eee roe AR ee Main Runway STALL 330 Easter Lilies. .25¢ Pot Up Special on Pansies, and Forget-me-Nots, Daisies dozen Geraniums,... STALLS 325-526 Boaters, # for Ld, # 168.22. BRS FUSS & COMPANY STALLS 13-14. MEAT SECTION Home-ma Lard. Ib. Eastern Corned Reet, tb i 7 tre JELKE’S Good Luck Margarine Better Than Butter. Costs Less. 25c per Ib; 5 Ibs. . $1.20 STALL 316 tor. | WESTLAKE POULTRY & PRODUCE CO. STALL 250 Spring Broilers for Easter. Guaranteed Local Ranch Eggs. Hens Dressed to Order While You Wait. We Also Carry Hay, Grain and Feed. Corner Fruit Stand Large Florida Grape Fruit, each. .5¢ Oranges, 106 Fancy Sunkist Lemons, doz Ie Yakima Potatoes, delivered, 100 Ibs - 85e ‘The very best Bananas, doz 1G¢ a4 206 Avparagua Ge Ib, 3 ibe --10¢ Cooking Apples, 6 Ibs. 25e The dest Sunkist Oranges, box..82.50 Apples by the box, reasonable prices. STALL 323 JILG’S Home-Made sages, don Sau- Home-Cured Ham and Bacon. BOCKWURST—SPECIAL —— LON DON— Shoes, men’s, women's, ECO HOUGEN The Shoe Repair Man 216 Union St.—2 Shoms—110 Madison | same people. Why not try today? IRONY OF FATE PARIS.—After traveling through Morocco and Indo-China in search of bis missing wife, Gustave Cro —~—— | pin was fined $20 in police court here for entering # house where he| found her living with her lover, some of our cakes sick Mkibeleesui Shirts and Drawers ¢ boys’, children’s, ~ ST. GERMAIN BAKERY | #225:¥:05.#120,2100 |i auia io net and 506 | $4.25 val f 409 Pike Values up to $5.00, ]... bis i 1517 Pike Place Market Men's Shirts, Cluett/f0c Ladies Satin and = Monareh, golf/Shield Hose Support styles The | ers ‘ 2he Not regular stock \y “ a Ladies’ Hats, our jexpert trimmed them Children’s Dresses, pretty styles .. Corsets, lots of them A9e |. i Ladies’ 19¢ Lace Front Vests Boys* Waists Ladies Vests, Sleeveless pink and blue Ladies’ Suits Shirts + $6.98, $5.98 and $3.98 STAR WANT ADS BRING RESULTS