The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 17, 1914, Page 6

WE CLOTHE Credit Tt means that you can have the smartest, newest and most fascinati: m ' SUITS, COATS DRESSES and MILLINERY aah low pric es with our of se CREDIT mck enables you to pay as best pSuits your convenience Never have we exhibited so an array of Fashion for MEN and tempting Able Clothes OMEN Wi Thousands of well-dressed men and women take advan tage of this CREDIT policy ‘ WHY DON’T YOU? Judge McGovern at bottom (in set) and Or, Michael! Granelii, medi eal instructor in the Hoboken pub- lie schools (center) swabbing the | throat of a messenger boy. HOBOKEN, N. J, April \ Order!” yelled Policeman Russell. | He had to yell three Umes before jhe could make himself heard, for 200 boys, jammed into an ordinary court room, can make an awful up- | roar, It was Recorder McGovern’s regu weekly “boys’ night,” when Pay down as much as you ean spare, and balance you may pay as little as $1 a Week That’s All receives patients for his “olgaret cure.” The recorder spoke: “Any man jor boy who wants to be treated for HERE Deaths outnumber births by four. Sale of cargo of Dolly Varden rout from Alaska permissible, state | fist commissioner decides Body of man killed by car lies in morgue unidentified Seven divorce complaints filed. Niles give farewell dance at Broadway hal; tonight. Daughters of St. George card par ty at Foresters’ hall next Thurs HARTFORD, . Onan, April 17.—/ day. Greeters’ association meets to die- Half an hour after bis companions dams culate tun Gaeaeaen had carried him to an dertaker’s! returning from annual convention Y, gag J., April 17.—The| morgue as dead, after touching ®/a+ Los Angeles this summer. B council has followed up the| wire carrying 2,800 volts, Carl Lun-|"" yesee gq. Turner Granted separa | with another startling or-| dell suddenly sat up, rubbed bit! ion trom B.D. Tur speae prohibits chickens | mo og and when he saw where be} 4 w. Rose, member state board is from parading the got down from the slab and|o¢ control, lauds old soldiers’ home | be ed out of the pla at Port Orchard Staggers give final dance of sea- STAR WANT ADS BRING RESULTS pon at Redding’s tonight ad Plaster woman, supporting flag staff on university administration) | building, falls and breaks neck. | Arctic moving pictures for bene- fit of Washington Children's Home CORNER THERD AND UNIVERSITY | AUBAR CHICKENS WON'T STAY DEAD F THE STREETS | Neighbors of | 1 at Eckert hall, 1616 Third, Monday night Nelile B. Wright gets freedom | from Charles Wright Harrison Taft, speaker at En-| gineers’ club ineet Thursday, advo-| | struction. Regular informal dance by Junior THE claret here to treat emoking you, Firat I yellow stains, In his wake the doctors One by one the patients opened ver solution cooperation of the public schools in the remedy administration of STAR—FRIDAY, APRIL 'DON’T SPANK JOHNNY BECAUSE | HE SMOKES CIGARETS; JUST . GIVE HiS MOUTH A SWABBING the doctors jthelr mouths and the nitrate of «ib was applied to their lawn. Gi threats DE OP: OT Geocen te te 06 elan, th 5 Ibs, Red Shield Butter..$1,62 ime either or the Pure Clas Vin Petal Pi ys ghey ler va gp Arm & Hammer ‘ge 8 Ibs. Red Shield Butter..$2.55 ,aaress ‘ the clgaret “antis™ to secure the|§ ' 40% beret Ovean Light Matcucs | 10 Ibs. Red Shield Butter. $3.17 town want to tell you that you must sincerely dosire to stop the habit and must |use some will power or the treat ment will not cure you.” | Then the recorder began exam intng grimy fingers for the tell-tale came 17, 1914 » PUBLIC MARKET. Fifth, Sixth and Pine COMPETH ION OUTDISTANCED In fact, we have no competitors when you take Into consideration the quality and price, You see we are doing our part in supplying the people at prices that are not loaded down with six or eight profits of middle men, but sold at a very emall advance on cost which amply pays us Red Shield Butter gr% Per Pound Or>=Amvye STONG’S HALF PRICE SALE "3 the, Granala 41.00 8 the, Pure € 81.00 che Se be be AT WESTLAKE PUBLIC MARKET SATURDAY ONLY _ BUTTER BY MAIL the churn and dei ke fine butter fresh « kind ts hard for y BUTTEK WrOKE WAKMINGTC KHAMEL BOd, 2 ie BBE TURDAY ONLY ON CREAMERY HUTTED ‘Fibs Bae, ae STONG'S GROCERY SIXTH AND PINE. HONAKER GROCERY CO. STALL 205 4 BIG CANS MILK 23 LBS. PURE CANE ant end properly packed and mailed FORTY thus insuring ite arrival in ae perfect « unt of your erder end will forward witheut de- Award Lytle, Med Bhielad © Was Scale of prices, delivered by amery parcel post, postage and packing SUGAR included Enclosed find check or money or Ger for § . for which send me ths. “of Red Gniela 2 Ibs. Red Shield Butter..$1.00 the GROCERY Stall ZOBL Corner Grocery men—and no women—have —Cco.— 219 applied to the Hoboken court for} PR. treatm nt, but hur trode of boys |i No. 60 sack beat Patent Flour 11 tbe. Pure Car r.. 5Oe 23 POUNDS £4" $1.00 ave been “xwabbed er bh} 25 1} , 4 Oo a> tor . treatment the patients giver w B1.25 | 4 Ibs. Navy Bean 2he > i genutian roots to chew and they are 10¢ jar Mustard Se) 4 ibs. Cut Macaroni Re ' | 2 pken Mince Meat c placed on a “health diet.” No, 2 can Sliced Pineapple..10¢ | 7 bars Bar A Soap ihe 8 cans Corn, Tesnatess of String B ‘lee Ys Soups. . $ ‘ 5 ». 0 jlo are B5 14 * Head Rice, ib... c 3 cans Stringless Beans a5e $ Ib, box Glows Star b abe Paes hhe ee i8¢ H ney lise’ auice, Ib. +4 6 cans Cleanser....--...--25¢ | 2 be pkgs. Tooth Picks......5¢ sts the . Come taal Ge | ie bare Laundsy > ? Salvation A sippi, bere on annual People’s chorus re mercial Club M inspe ELSEWHERE Thomas Estill, commissioner of | y west of the Misais-} FUSS & COMPANY Big, Clean, Sanitary Market Brenneman & McIntosh | SPECIAL SPECIAL Market Full Cream Cheese, |b. .20¢ Fancy ade Marmaindes, Jellies A Wash. Creame ter Ree . Be "Country Butter Store Circle mint STALL 319 fotte al fixed fo night of May 26.) on Ground Bone, Mrs. Jennie M. Crombie lost all! acd 4 handles eaclosively Swift's, Premium love for bubby, Charle when he|f}| Our new spring inmb for Sunday cane Aster Milk ahe Stalls 200-215 maul Rasen one tone inted a revolver at her. dinner, mneeren: Saane BBC | xew crop Kogiish Walnuts, } EVERYTHING UNDER GLASS lor divorce. Lees of Circle W Lamb, Ib Cube Sugar BBO | Prasn, tender' Acparagua 3 Ton igs Letter carriers’ annual ball at Cocvanut Cakes ghee Fresh Mrawberries, bos 188 Lesch! park pavilion tonight Prof. J. Allan Gmith, state untver- atty, lectures to socialists at So- clalist temple 711 Olive et. Sunday alent, -—— HERE wedding delayed indefinitely “Coxey's” army, hiking Ohio to Washington, D. C, dies to 2 Los Angeles judge rules wife has absolute authority in naming chil- dren. Havin, James become English baron. Norman J. Gaynor, late mayor’ society at Hippodrome Saturday af-| gon, and Petey Page, Fairfax, V: | married, Franklin ©. Roosevelt to leave San Francisco Saturday nooh for Seattle. Joseph H. Choate, former ambae- for re- |mdor to Britain, testifies peal of tolls law, Prohibitionista advocate law be- cates use of concrete In dock con | fore senate fudiclary committee. Indictm: witnes: Reported that four were returned against wane? +a to Hliness, Vincent Astor's wis fatien heir to miition, Hackett, actor, wants to|f> ° Waite Flow, phe 20¢ F. S. FRINK—Stall 204 CHAS. LAFONTAINE Stalls 11-12 White Vegetable — 1342 ¢ We carry the best fresh Fea on Pine St. No. 3 pall Pure Lard fig, | tie & cone. i No. & pail Pure Lard : oT Sunkist Oranges, doz. 10¢ No. 10 pail Pure Lard he} a Hand-Molled Choceiaten. | Fancy Seedless Grape Fruit, 23 THREE GIRLS’ BREAD 2 100 Loaves 156 —_—_ 6 LBS. SUGAR 2c 4 cans Mili ts .. Whe 3 cans Tomatoes. . . Bhe 3 cans Sweet Corn..... . Qe 8 cans Campbell's Soups he 3 pkgs. Jello Qhe 8 10c cans Van Camp's Pork d Beans ... . Bae 5 from Fresh meats of all kinds always each Tatty Special, td STALL 201 West's Home-Made 1” Candies THORVALD PETERSEN = Lat Oth Avenor Entre we the Shar Bride teup, 2 bett iat for Raturday, sh Creamery Hutter. Ip LUCKY erniky Visi ". fc Chewing Taffy, Ib 1 Mined Candies tb 5 s0e Hand-Rotied Chocolates, Ib. 2S. 5 5 Pine Vegetable Co. STALL 340 Lucky Strike Fruit Co. 9 to 12 Only Good Potatoes, anck .. > Fine Lemona, regular 200 des. . tte botties Grape Jutee Jee Cream Soda Stalls 322-324 Balt Macker < Eatra large Dungeness Crabs, a a STALLS 308-598 335 —-STALLS—- 336 Homegrown Rhubarb, 2 Ibs. ..5¢ New Potatoes, 10¢ !b., 3 Ibs. 256 Sweet Sunkist Oranges, 15¢ doz, 2 doz. .... 25e¢ Stong’s Market jaltiance at Unitarian chureh (©) who refused to testify in New Hell BIG LARD SPECIAL STRAWBERRIES 7 bars Crystal White Soap. Be | prmeat ahaa somthin Magee ciake nig’ 5 ven road probe. No. 60 sack Holly, Centennia’ King County Nurses’ association) «smother” Jones, released from|Bs iy pat) pure Lard STRAWBERRIES | Best. Patent Excellent, High annual ball at Redding’s Tuesday) miitary prison, goes to Denver, 5 ib. pall Pure Lard Flight, Hammond's Best or Krone night Prepare for Junior day colebre-| tion at university, | | One of fleet of eight vessels to |be used by American-Hawatian line! for Seattle-Honolulu run, named} Washington. Expect conflict betwe port commission over street ends in harbor areas. city and sing of MILK DRIVERS’ UNION FACES TROUBLENOW “1 wish,” sald R, F. Barnett, busl- agent of the Seattle Milk gon Drivers’ Union No. 66, to The Star today, “you would read You Will Save at 401-403 Pike St. AND THIRD AND YESLER Come Saturday and Come Early think of ft.” We have added extra clerks and you will not have The letter is addressed “To the it now, es) ially if you come early Assortments Dairymen. It is written beneath et “oh ce ee 200 come peel) the letterhead of the Employers’ ee ot braxen Association and signed by G, N Skinner, president “Tt was sent my employer, Suits and Top Coats who passed It on to me,” All $15.00 and $18.00 values, n Compiains Against Union. All $20.00 and $22.50 values, now.. In the letter Skinner refers to and $27.50 values, now $18.45 “many complaints about the milk f f , 7 concerns employing nothing but and $32.50 values, now............ $22.50 [I inion drivers,” and volunteers the and $37.50 values, now............ $26.25 opinion that “enlightened” people will no longer support the “un- Remember, that these are Spring styles, and that American” union shop. every one is guaranteed We carry only high grade In conclusion Skinner instructs i. . aren the dealer to come to the assocta- | goods. tion's office to “discuss the mat : ter There Are Hundreds of Other Bargains Beth Sides Satieried f. P » 2 P > - ‘Tam a union man,” maid Bar Hand Bags, 4 off; Mallory and Tailored Ready Wh aoit, “ait the arivers In our anon $3.00 Hats fur $2.15; odd Pants, % off; Silk Ties, 10¢; [are union men. We have never §$1.50 Shirts at i These are only samples—come gone on strike, and we don't ex and see for yourself. See show windows pect to. We are on the frienditest terms with our employer. He has been square with us and we with him, If times with him were bad, s we would ag to less pay. If al ore ead 0 times were better | am sure he a would be willing to pay us a little more, That js how matters stand between us. 401-403 Pike St. “It seem# to me that this letter 3rd & Vesler from the Employers’ association is See | an effort to stir up trouble.” \this letter and tell me what you | * said Barnett, “to Awnings Properly tnetalied. estimates gladly furnished. Linquist & Lund, 1104 THIRD AV. miu. | | | | em or not thetr | mounted gn account of wornout settings. Bring us your loose danger. many heart pangs. We Do All Sorts of Jewelry Repairing The foatures of our repatr are expert moderate charge, @ put In perf t running order, put repair spactacies verw Bring ned jewelry storm vy things. I, M. BENNETT y you want attractive AWNINGS Sleeping Porches and Plans and Inc, Let Us Repair Your Jewels Now, Else You May) Lose Folks rarely look to see whether Joweln are safely If they did, fewer peo- ple would be losing valuable gems claws and ces SE CLOVER LEAF workmanship, uw quality materials, Prompiness watchen| 1x r old-fas} 19 I> pall Pure Lard Hpecial low prices on all meats and poultry Phone Main 6989——Call for Stall 125 Open Until Flour Fresh every day. . 338— STALLS— 336 | TOKIO GROCERY CO. 10 Saturdays L oO N D oO N EXTRAORDINARY SALE BOYS’ SUITS. The rallroad sold them to London because Redelsheimer's r chafing while en route to Redelsheimer’s, line from Ch oO. $7.98 Suits at ....$5.00 $5.00 Suits at Sugar Cured Corned Beef, Ib. Flome-made Lard, ‘ Vresh Leaf Lard, Ib, Special inducements Until 11 a.m. ted the boys’ suits on account of Beautiful all wool blue serge and gray cheviot Norfolk Suits, sizes 5 to 17, and an added .$3.50 $4.25 Suits at ...$2.98 $3.75 Suits at ....$2.50 $2.00 SUITS AT $1.00 SHOES — FIT THE FAMILY FEET Soap, | Matting, - guait | Laneleen. eat | O44 Lace [sy erin | Ladies Hundreds on Men's Women's Bargain Tables. Children’s, 50c Up. Jong Sum. | Handkerchiefs Limited, Tennis big boys, Shoes for patr 50c cake designs | like leather Curtains eee Galnty milli-| war 15e GIRL ROUTS ’EM ww ARREN, Wy he °F Drese 2c 19¢ 42c | $1.98 back here,” a ferry-boat por-| her jump and ruining a film, Then | Rodman Law, professional “nut, butted in and was pinched $4.98 ter, and yanked Constance Bennett, 5 POUNDS BEST “Joh may have had his troubles girl 17 not sing at the matiness perform-| ers, ance of “Fi Although aust” next Wednesday, NEW YORK, Ajril 17.—"Come, BET OLD JOB NEVER TACKLED| movie actress, off the ruil, spoiling but— The managers of the Standard| His teacher won't let him. ed Grand Opera Co., which is sched- io tah ‘Mannie Pie Satinae dah GRANULATED juled to appear at the Metropolitan | o¢ « Gas Seen ancaned | next week, figure that Job had no| The Metyopolitan management! and Oo % corner on the trials of mankind, for {t-isn't chronicled in the scriptures that Job ever had to keep in good humor a group of emotional artista, with nerves and temperament ever on the qui vive, so to speak has already prepared tickets and ad- vertising material, and has sold a quantity of seats for the perform ance. Tickets will be exc’ hanged | for other performances HATS KAVANAGH'S SUGAR ZC Just after a tiff between two 2 cans Carnation femini embers of the local com Milk Cc pany was satisfactorily blamed over, comes the announcement that Theo Nasal Johnson, t the boy wonde er, SOUTH DAKOTA WILL GO SOUTH BREMERTON, Wash,, Cancelling the order for the ar mored cruiser Pittsburg to leave for the South, the navy department |today substituted the South Dakoa, | with Capt. W. W. Gilmer of thel Pittsburg commanding. an | surter STORE 106 PIKE ST. ait Across from Bon Marche. ft and Before Slip out of your old shoes, and your feet will be surprised. ber heels in a few minutes, After Let us have them for 15 minutes Scles and heels put on right. Rub- Everything done in a modern manner. REGAL SHOE REPAIR SHOP 1124 First Av., Corner Seneca. Main 4136, them | April 17 and | Everything you buy here is the best the mar- ket affords and our prices are always the lowest. . April 17.—An at- $60, 600 ranch of Joy | Shoes, pth. here, by nine cow- | boys, resulted in th. complete rout of the latter by Johnson and a hired years old, who armed them- selves and went to meet the invad- the cowboys were driven away, more trouble is expeot- SEC NRAE Nene