The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 18, 1914, Page 6

FOR SLIPPERS Low Re SLIPPER CERTIFICATES ISSUED House Slippers for Both Men and Worth While Women's Men’s Felt Juliets House Slippers $1.25 values. $1.25 values. 95c $1.00 a Pair In many colors; fur or rib ia al Bhgg lel Viet kid and felt; black or brown evel aie a a tee Men's Vict Kid Romeo, black are $1.25 @ pair and tan, at #150. STREET SHOES FOR $3.50 TO $5.00 VALUES MANY STYLES LACE OR BUTTON ALL LEATHERS ALL SIZES “i ) DOSTONQHOE(O. [a0 VINING SAMPLE HOP INC| "2 SLCOND ‘ eITEL FLOOR Second Ave at Pike St. BUILDING SANTA WOULD MEN AND ENJOY THE WOMEN COMFORT OF PRICED THESE UNUSUALLY H thur A, state pubile service commission, They have drawn a complaint, to be Introduced Saturday at Olympla against the which it Is demanded that the com pany agree In writing to buy new run eliminate strap h ate on company doesn't agree to make the the commission will Ideal Christmas 5 Presents Women at Savings That Are Decidedly MEN’S DRESS and port, $2.50 and $2.95 | TALY’S WOMEN EXPECT WAR; « ing not of “arms|dens of groaning humanity first ald to the Injured les ~woman—or rather women. Why? In preparation for war. the great Polyclinic hospital the These sheltered Italian tris, aristocratic women in Rome these grande dames of the high families, are gathering dafly at the Polyclinic to prepare themsely for duty as nurses in case thelr country should become {nvolved in the vast struggle. war course is called ‘ Low Prices t families in Rome. Across the at Gayda, wife of Virginio Gayda, great writer of Internatio: thes. the famous general. Markets Saturday Specials CHOICE FRESH HENS (iho ...18C iB Roast.-- 16° PadRont” 12:¢ Pot Rout... ase gery Steer Sir- “17 c Coie Sle 10¢ Chops... AGC Eggs (storage) . Baten BOC Look for U. &. Purple Stamp. It signifies purity and quality. ity. Miss Patten, who {9 the | niece of “Wh King” Jam ten, begins b Instead o Shope Open Until 10:00 P. M. babios, at = LEARNING TO NURSE WOUNDED BY ALICE ROHE ~—Tare simply steeping themselves in 21—By mat! to|antiseptics, straining under bur. ” put of “arms and busying themselves in the study of This morning I attended a class of the Samaritana, as this special jeated in the lecture hall while Dr. Amante stretched before them jthe form of a man suffering from| la terrible knife wound fn the shou! |der, I saw the Baroness de Renzis } dt Montanaro eagerly noting every | detatl of the surgeon's explanation ‘ext to her sat the exquisite 1% year-old daughter of one of the old was Signora I g ae FFRYESCO. jof a former mayor of Rome and | Signorina Vonzio Vagiia, sister of Also there was the daughter These were just a few. There |» |no question in these women's minds |that war fs not only inevitable but| imminent. ‘SOCIETY GIRL HAS A NEW DIVERSION Violet 4 cans Wild Row Mik... 29¢ Aatten Fancy Plymouth seat and’ povant Sul-ee ante 30¢ victims in Chicago this winter, cause a group of Lake Shore so. ciety giris, led by Miss Patten, have forsaken society and are de voting most of their time to char. vorite * Pat r charities at home knitting for war suffer ors in Europe, she ts raising funds for the Lying-in hospital, a refuge for poor women and founditag improvement order them made n't It, to hear state Puget Power Co, why not WASHINGTON, Dec The ATS off hangers, to C Frank R. Spinning, and Ar Lewis, ‘em regular officials Sound Traction, to do something Jar a few more from the Stone-Webster out , and make ‘em GOVERNMENT WILL PERMIT FIVE PER CENT INCREASE IN. RAILROAD FREIGHT RATES interstate commerce com- jon granted today the ap- 128 Eastern roads for a flat increase of 5 per cent in ra iron ore Joint shipments. The Increased revenues will amount to about § year to the raliroads, Increase starch, denied were grante mitatte nt plication of in brick, in the rates,” “between n territory (the East) and sc tern territory 8 east “Absolutely Sanitary.” SOUTH END PUBLIC MARKET THIRO-YESLER. WASHINGTON-FOURTH Handiest to All Care LOWEST PRICES IN THE CITY Pot Roast, Loin Steaks, Shoulder Lamb, Loin Lamb, Ib.... Lex Lamb, Roast Ve Roast Pork, Lamb Chops, Ib. Pork Steak, Pork Sausage Fancy Ham Shoulder Ham: Cottage Ham: Fancy Bacon, Local Bacon, Compound Pure Lard, Round Steaks, Ib.. Veal Cutlets, Fancy Chickens, Live Chickens. Above pric advertised. STALLS 38-42 Independent Packing Co. EAST ENTRANCE Sugar, § Ibe. 40¢ Coffea, 3 Ibs. Peanuts, 3 Ibs. STALL 83 10¢ loaves Bread, 2 for, Layer Cakes, all flavors Assorted Cookies, STALL 11 Home-made Pies, each Hot Doughnuts STALL 68 Cottage Cheese, Home-made Pies, each STALL 53 Honey, Corn and Tomatoes, Fancy Seeded Raisins, 2 pkes. 2he Best Olive O11, STALL 561 25e Assorted Fruit, can 15¢ Sauer Kraut, Ripe Olives, Balt Ceylon 1 STALL 68 Salmon Trout, English Soles. Alaska Herring Black Cod, 2 STALL a2 Fresh Mae kerel Kippere: Mo ate Condensed 40¢ Cottee STALL Fastern Ege Best Butter Cond. Creamery Full Cream Cheese, Ranch Eggs, STALL 46 ap Apples, Jap @ranges, doz... Be FARMERS!’ BECTION Yakima Potatoes, 22 Ibe. 25¢ Yakima Potatoos, Sweet Potatoes, Dried Onjons, 7 Ibs. Wine Keg Plant, Carrots, Ib. Wednes day Papers for Chris tmas today, fellow strap-|the cars—AND USE THEM? ago The Star pointed d for heaters prepared to demand thelr company prom leed, voluntarily, to put t the months heaters did not appear they were Installed re on some of the Alki, Cowen park, and a few other of the longer BUT HOW MANY HEAT MR. CAR RIDER, YOU SEEN IN OPERATION DUR ING THIS COLD SPELL? We spent an hour yesterday go- Till10p. m. Christmas lipped by and the traction ging, and oper. es to be Sold at Your OWN PRICE. Sale Starts at 10 a.m. Auction Will be Held on 6th Ave. Follow the Crowd Anderson a Co. 210—For Lutefisk and a Christmas Specials—210 $3.29 Two Carloads of Big AUCTION Sale of APPLES => STONG SAY 21 Lbs. Granulated Sugar for rned by persona was fitted out UT NARY A BIT OF HEAT COULD WE FIND. you can get mighty cold sitting an hour In an unheated car on And, believe = “BUSINESS IS GOOD. CUT . PRICES DO IT” Carnation Milk 10 Ibs. Sugar t new Mixed Pee Mestowbrook 3 16¢ giaes Pure Honey for mw Prames for... see Watch for our Big Sale from now until New Years. Zoble Grocery Co. § 219 20 Lbs. Granulated Sugar for ... » excluding flour and milk. classification terrt nfilet doubtless will create an unusual demand or the world’s loan fund of free capital and may be expected to che flow of foreign investment funds to American rallroads, “Whatever consequences the war! MAY prove to be, We must recogntz: | the fact that {t extets, the fact that | iit fs a calamity withot land the fact The European tong’s Two Stores- “Stall 205 and Sixth and Pine CORNER GROCERY STALL 352 20 Lbs. Best Granulated Sugar for noery order or over, excl Hard Wheat Flour, cans Milk for Baking Chocolate... Mission Figs for.....% it Mince Meat 1 can Prepared Pumpkin. we $1. 40| 342 2 Ibs. Fancy Mixed Nuts for 35¢ 3 Ibs. Seediess Raisins for 25¢ 1 Ib. Cluster Raisins. .... 2 cans Happy Home Corn. .25¢ CENTER OF MARKET ON PINE STREET 8 Big = oceans large basket tile, clay and plaster ner application under certain ranged and thrown Into confusion 4 large cans Milk | portance that Attach to the nd Orange Pee Mince Meat for Herded Raising for STONG’S MARKET No 5 pall Pure Lard tor We agree in conclusion by virtue of r of the may be Increased to an amount not exceeding 5 per cent of the division of the r | that it ts nec that the car plemented by | officia! clas | Black Aristo apples, Japanese oranges, Spitzenberg applet Delicious apples, box Best lemons, doz | 1 oughoL fe accruing to the carriers | ‘nereases throughout The report says the net operat-| ing revenues of the roads are the It reviews the ony at length and adds Best sweet oranges, doz. extra large, 2 for 15 Florida grape fruit, Country Butter Store Rastern Dry Balt Pork. Phone Main 6989. of the * arrier Special attention te phone orders re acute by reason of the war, and if we are to set t Fatond affording reasonable r we must give consideration to increased hire of capital as well ax reased costs.” {ginal report. increases, sugrested sources of additional revenue The present Stalls 104-123 TOKIO GROCERY CO. Full Cream Cheese, Ib. Peanut Butter, Ib......... Cream Brick Cheese, Ib. Best Fresh Churned Washington Creamery Butter, 2 Ibs. ——_—$—$ $$ $< ———— | Corner Sixth Ave, 129 Suite bt Sea, 122 25e bottle of Cateup With a purchase, 10e Galt Mackerel for... Codfish, in the brine, Ib. and Pine St. White River Burbank Potatoes, 100-lb. sack Yakima Potatoes, proving rate Japanese Oranges, since July 20 Faney Dry Onions, Today's report » 5 Ibs. 10c, 13 Ibe ¢ the commis | increases in rall-lake and lake-rail rates as owners of lak have increased rates The report anid cently the rates on bituminous coal | had been increased 5 cents per ton ‘It would seem now to be « high as may fairly i % The commission railroads for At the Big Churn in the Center of the Market 6—LOWER FLOOR Inck Rabbite, enoh rtss @ BIG WHITE SANITARY MAREET 112—Annex, 13-) LAPONTAINE Eastern Hams, whole or hait, ib. 3 Eastern Cottage Butta, tb. . Circle W Lamb Chops, 1b. .. Pure Tomato Pork Sausage, Ib. Green Ground Bone, 7 Iba Be re bave this bone for chickens in 100-ib. lots If Geaired. only stall in the market that exclusively Swift's Premium finest line of Ducks, ickens money can buy M. A. HANSEN CO. 3 Fane 20 ~— Lower Floor Coftes, 3 tbe. tor Ceylombo Tea, %-Ib. pke.. Sanit Cleanser, 4 for. . Napoleon Olive O11, Bulk Cocoa, Ib. Raking Powder, tor. 6 6 W Lamb Chops, Ib & M. All-Pork Bavange, tb Fancy Roasting Chickens, Ib. Compound Lard, Pienio Hames, 1. misrepresenting conditions previous to their ap- pileation for increased TI People’s Butter Store Lower Floor Beet Creamery Butter, 1 2 Ibs. T5¢ Full Cream Cheese, ib. : 400 Eggs, 2 doz. for Green Ground Boos 7 For the Best in Smoked Meats Try Stall 309 Pine Vegetable Co. sentations of the carriers that, without Fine Cabbage, head Brussels Sprouts, 2 t Potatoes, 4 Ibs Rutabagas, 4 Ibs. for.. Se and 10¢ Geese and Ch “proved strangely at varianc with their subsequent in borrowing hundreds of mil Hons of dollars.” Commissioner Harlan Commiastoner Clements. the only dissenting member, the view of Louis D. the advance was simply a “war tax 2—Imperial Meat sp rs Cottage Butts, Pacific Coast Fish Co. Fancy Mixed Nuts Ib wt Oranges, don 2O¢, 2 don Juley Lemons, don 15¢, Good Country Bacon, Ib . Brandeis that Kaimon Trout, WEAR-EVER ALUMINUM SALE UNION FISH COMPANY Good Tomatoes, doubted the 2 Ibe Fresh Roasted Pean Brussels Sprouts, Nary Beans for LUCKY STRIKE FISH COMPANY Burbank Potatoes, Lt RAILROAD WIZARD'S DAUGHTER STUDIES WELFARE OF BABIES’ Fresh Shelle@ Clams, quart Sait Saimon Bellies, Ib, __ aS Carareies Bargains Ducks, 1d. (Dressed Free) SUGAR STALL, 50 | | rove Brooms] S1. 75. i $1.98 ana | 4. 50, $1 B0e, 356) ‘Boe to B5e jas | Men's Gloves, ven $3, BB and silk and wool! 81 SOc, 25e 2 ats. $1.30 25. 10¢ ‘and Bd 5oe. aS? | Corsets, $1.60) $3.98, ey Emprotdery & poll 2 Ibe. 23¢ in this state because of the tact| that {t 1s dogless. ‘The town is the county seat and) '4-YEAR OLD IS: MENTAL WONDER MOUNTAIN DALE, Taylor Adams, Adams of this town, Fens Ssecmmnanees om |) MAN IS ALL MIXED ithe town inthe county, | has about 2, :! nhabita =. ba = = [ie Menai all OSCEOLA, Ark., Dec. alleged blind | tiger operator on the river below) sippi county, fell a) i vietim to the officer's pistol follow.) a row between several shanty: jboat occupants, Marshal Bob Dean|can repeat the names of the presi could have cut another notch in his/dents of the United States in the which they served, give the capitals of twenty-two of NEW YORK, the bables a we'll have fewer jails and a naed Milk Frank Kepler, (With 2 is the philosophy Mrs, Charles Cary | ; week to have a couple Rumsey, New York societ tured ribs tre what he learned on the right side; Choice of Eye. or Spectactes If you have eye trouble of any kind, come in and have our opti clans thoroughly examine your eyes, It glasses are needed, you may be fitted at the following spectal price: $5.00 Gold-Filled Eye- Glasses or Spectacles .. Marcum Optical Co. 917 First Avenu His heart ts deadly firearm. He had killed his | R 0 y’ Mrs. Rumsey, whg is the daugh pee el ea ter of the late K, H. Harriman, is] devoting a great deal of time money and serious thought | future citizen: of his’ vital organs are mixed as though some stirred him up with a spoon * and as a member He has shown a wonderful power ssimilating knowledge. | ar old the child could] Specials at the {sows ms no soos) NEW YORK BAKERY MT. AYR, lowa, Dee, 18 three and at the latter age he knew| all the letters of the alphabet, has been taught by his father, but} next year will start in school, T. Adams, the boy's 4 bunches be Turnips and Beets, bunch 16 STALL 8 Potatoes, 27 Ibs Sweet Potatoes, 4 Ibs STALL 49 Florida Grape Fruit, each he Walnuts, te Raltwim Apples, box... NAVY YARD ROUTE Second & Yester 2 10c loaves Bread for 15¢ Assorted Cookies, slightly different from other towns months during his life, considered one of the best informed men {tn the Ozark mountains on cur rent events and affairs of the day. He educated himself by reading wapapers and magazines, STEWART HOUSE 86 Stewart St (Sunday 2:40), Boys’, Girls’ and Children’s ubjoct to change without Single Rooms 25¢ ide Rooms for 7 waves of Bread. KAVANAGH'S