The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 30, 1914, Page 6

STAR—WEDNESDAY, DEC, 30, 1914. PAGH 06, Open Until 8 p. m. New Year's of Moves in Europe THE SUGGESTION OFFERED in thie column | fect that the Russian forces’ with drawal from Cracow, toget’ a redistribution of the 8! in Galicia, might foreshadow a fresh campaign by the czar against Hungary, was borne out today the Berlin admission that the Aus trians had been beaten PUBLIC MARKET. Fifth, Sixth and Pine COMPANY Stall 219 f PRE-INVENTORY SALE { STONG’S CLEAN-OUT SALE | ZOBLE GROCERY 21 LBS, GRANULATED SUGAR $1 00 With $1.00 Groceries, Apectals Not tnelud Ducks | The Austrians, it appears, have Bie | woe ' 26 | 20 Lbs. Granulated Sugarfor ..... - ++ 98e been driven into the Carpathians ‘ ee ‘ Hoag ape With $1.00 order, excluding specials é |which is the first step toward a ah ohe Peak . , seus, cae : Swi White Soap. . |Mungarian invasion by the Rus ' ibe F Brand Aspmrag an Se re Swift's e p. .2he | sians i loc No. 2% can Tomatoes Se | Campbell's Soups, can... +. | Probably the tatter will experi we 1B¢ Smperied Wilds Masbrcdeia, Imported ital an F eas, can. 10¢ ence difficulty in making their way PTip4 awe | 20¢ can Ripe Olives for 10¢ across the Carpathians, for the ¥ - 486 ‘ : at lappy Home Corn, car.... 126 mountain passes are few and eas r he No, 1 can Hawalian Pine re 1 Ib, Elbow Macaroni for ae ily defended, Nevertheless, the Voor ” Se Minced Clams, con 2 Se pkgs. Tooth Picks for... .5¢ ’ undertaking certainly will not be ira ti 3 aes PHONE ELLIOTT 414 jas serious as it would be for the one BS oO ns |Slava to march to Berlin Babee sae 4 | win lena: laamisibiekuy STONG'S TWO STORES—Sixth and Pine aod Stall 208 fact in connection with Ru STALL 352 success in Galicia is Germany 10 Ihe, Sager for 50¢ | 21 ibs. Granulated Sugar for $1.00 frank admission of its ally's de 4 botties Hnider'e ¢ Boe With $1.00 grocery order fran ith, ch Geties tor... 50@ | 4 large cane Milk for » Bhe Not content with announcing the 3 cane ( abe . Other specials as usus all g lezar'e new offensive against Hun. A ee 2be gary, the Berlin offic 226 | 100 jfeaus by” broad. Inferenc rere ib te ise | THAT HIEST-GRADE BLEND FOR for failing to confess beaten military experts,” said the official report, “are making at |tempts to characterize Russia's oc.) lcupation of KrsonoJasio tine not being a real gain for the cza contrary, as weakening sie TOKIO GROCERY CO. STALLS 104-123 4 40 Call for Stall 12 : i Phome Main sony PINE VEGETABLE CO. Stall 340 Big stalk Celery, 3 for 10¢ Large head Cabbage S¢ and 10¢ NEW YEAR’S DINNER HI-GRADE COFFEE CO. REMEMBER, 10 EXTRA NEXT SATURDAY Chickens WM. FURS & COMPANY Malle 110-111 STALL 207 positio This view, | phen tbe, f Draueehd: too One —e te! Local Burbank Potatoes sss | STALL 354 Sack $ TTS ‘REPERENCE TO “LOCAL | Sweet Potatoes, 5 Ibe. 10¢, § ue k 1.05 military experts ie Germany's ¥; ridiculing the Vienna au Fancy Rhubarb, 3 lbs. Best Yakima Potatoes, sack at Stalls 200-215 ae 25 This is the third time recently} that Austria has been publicly re-| buked by the Germans. The German attitude toward Aus tria is that of a master toward a schoolboy. Chas. La Fontaine WTALAS 1118 LOWER FLoon Pot Roast, Ib... ..12%e Ever bam guaranteed tenet’ nad teak 15¢ What the Germans hope to gain 15e] Shoulders Lamb, Ib. .1le | Fancy Sweet Potatoes, 7 ? by aneering 80 openly at thelr al-| ssi 5¢T Backbones, 3 Ibs 10c | y Goethal’s Home Bakery é ly is difficult to determine. Yakima Gem Potatoes, owt. «81.18 ie J ae Yakima Onions, 6 lbs. for Stall 349 The mpst obvious conciusion is that Germany believes Austr strength is failing rapidly ang that xhaustion will force the latter to retire from the confilet soon, Lamb Chops, Ib.....15¢ ] Fancy Cooking Apples, 4 Ibs “STALL 127 er Square Cakes Stall 120 Lower Floor views, plot 15S veo Bread for ren Breed ter Rolls and Cookies, Rice, # Ibe for Pacific Coast Fish Co. Hi 1 Lower Floor s WELL S, reve esr il Fancy Otto’s Quality Market Eastern Oysters, pint 30¢ N ly N it '15c STALL. 6 Lewis ONCE Large Crabs, 3 for 25e Mixed Nuts, Ib.:. . ' FLOOR Freeh Hallbet, 3 Ibs. 25e Florida Grape 5 Lege of Pork, i : ; WEALTH Y, Freah Salmon, 3 Ibs 25e¢ | Fruit, each Cc Fancy Dressed Turkeys, Ib. FAILS AT ’50 iSeninins ‘Pres From tow Cosi | Lae baa Ante Gloves 41.00 Ladies | White Quits, Cottaren's big gauntiets | man i heavy hote + | eae 11) Reavy, “ani High Guameral The Bie tn at | markable. Not one man in 10,000 Hhoes, heavy |B Sood 17} i B%e | 81.5 Lowa ae day dane who take up the “editorial end” of oslo "| "S's2.10 ee “toe | 8 | Soe 2298; the newspaper business ever quit we % B11. a0 len Aebene oe we eS , Limoteam, | all, Get themmat li with anything lke $100,000, Most an 9: I ea ween ny Breaters, ait | Sh | London's heavy] Pants for | Bianketm 38 of us at the end can't show that 1.75 | | ave | The | <->" see | } many cents. He Borrowed $200,000 His later activities surprised us and compelled our admiration, even though they ended in failure. We had known Wells, the efficient “deskman,” in shirtsleeves, jndging neWs events, scolding cub reporters, reading copy We did not know Wells, the big borrower, the promoter, the finan jeler. We didn’t know he had {t in him. Yet Wells came out of his retire ment, at a time when money w: “tight” and borrowed 200,000, when. the average honey-tongued Promoter couldn't borrow the mak in’s. Bride Called a |= “Nigger Wenc The congregation of the {Central Baptist church, 1616 ‘Thind) jave.. will hold a reception in honor of their pastor, Rev. F. O. B. Lam- aroe Wednesday night. The re ception takes place at the home re J. A. Monterief, 5117 Malden ave, Gold-Filled Spectacles nd Kyeglasses, Fitted With Spherical Lenses. $2.50, amination Free not do it. Through it all | saw my Scotch and English an: 1 found myself singing at the top of my voic am white; | 1 am all white.” (To Be Continued) table subject to change wiihou, Mate 5103. Prive 50¢ Rownd Trip SAN DI ), Dec, 30.—Estimates! made by exposition officials, hotel} ond bane and traffic heads here toda, Boys will be boys, and girle will) The chief says so. an 7 That means BINY wTICAL CO. Aan be sen 4 Diity geet news|? Sirls, ond New Year'e ove will) ooo throw contellt or telewn fe. lindicate visitors at the Panama ite Piet ave paper. It isn't for us to pase judg-j|be New Year's eve. powder. California exposition, opening to- ment on why the Sun failed. His own men have critized him for not telling sooner the straits his news paper was io. He Had to Tell Lies He had to lie! his venture, ment morrow night, will exceed in num- bers all expectations Piling into the city on regui | and special trains and special b: thousands were ‘coming into But don’t get rough Chief Lang says so. The cafes will be open. Maybe the lid will be off-a wee bit in the way of extra cabareteering and The success 6f/dancing. There won't be any dis the continued employ-| position by the police to Interfere of bis men, the reimburse-|with good-natured fun on the Don't use feather dusters. Don't use “wife beaters.” Don't organtre any flying wedge and push through the crowds football frenzy. Don't use naughty language. Go home at a reasonable hour. And remember: It's ¢ BULL BROS. dust Printers 9013 THIRD ~ AIN 1043 Customers bring shoes — from every part of the city, be cause our work is different, It's a bit better, REGAL SHOE REPAIR SHOP re where she laid her ‘she and other “AM 1 BLACK OF ase before Le: 11) mem of science. w the BY ALMA BOONE LITTLE j PART Iii, city today Not even then did the specter of Will be one of pleasure and comfort No snow or cold weath- er. Sunshine and flowers all the way Line of t Sunset cinta No Extra Fare Come in and consult us before buying your ticket SOUTHERN PACIFIC ine 1H1n “The Exposition C. G. CHISHOLM District Freight and gent Etrott 1256 720 Second Avenue back.” He failed, but he says he may try it again. PAINLESS DENTISTS The manufacturers’ Every home should have a pia player piano; to this we all 4 FREE EXAMINATION 22K Gold Crowns Bridgework Full Set of Teeth... . Porcelain Crown.... Gold Fillings ... Silver Fillings. The World's Best jing event are nearly every k $500 Weber now $185, $550 Decker | Kohler & Chase at $168, $300 We do exactly as advertise road pas peg h ts Lady Attendant. Terms to auit ©)? make $142 oie me All work guaranteed 15 years, §.$%50 Hallet & Davis $77, ELECTRO Kingsbury $106, $460 Ivers & $168, Also fine Kingsbury PAINLESS DENTISTS plano, regular $600, now My 208 ke, Gon. Tae Weber Pianola player piano, lar $1,150, now marked $650, More and More interest Being Taken i in This Marvel-| ous Sacrifice of Strictly First-Class, High Grade Pianos and Player Pianos representa jtive, Mr. C. W. Houseman, ts really | doing more for heretofore pianoless homes than can readily be realized. | $168, $190 and $228 | All right then, if there ever was an | oppor time, that time is right |now, for you to secure an inatru | ment at a fraction of its real worth Included in this great plano-sell nown Pala $188 8,610 player $288 regu and other Pianola player pianos $288|or player plano without further de | and $295. All new, regular $200,|!@y. It will pay you handsomely to| | $200, $325 and $375 pianos now $98, | Bet One before this emergency sal Reautifut plain | oe® and that will not be long | |cases only $118, brand new, These Jand @ houseful of others are of Terme Your Own } fered at tremendous reductions duced. ae pfack mene fousiy re not even shop-worn, The ones that|the purchaser; 10, 20, or a0 ave bi used are in first-claas|Or 36 months may be taken in| |condition and each and every in Sonle fire me Sy oar ould anything be easier or fatrer’? strument is sold our fron) Could the prices possibly be pers t clad guarantee er, considering the high order of | Quick Action Now instruments offered? Retter give | the plano or player piano buying} Mr. Houseman, the manufactur. | matter serious thought right now! ers’ representative, will soon be|!t means dollars in the pockets of | leaving Seattle. We have agreed |c#eh buyer who takes advantage of to buy. three. planos for evesy twe these unusual offerings, in the way lof downright savings, compa jhe sells, and that is why Seattle! with any prices ever offered before plano buyers are reaping such a|in the West. Write for full par harvest in genuine plano value for sete coe or phone for evening ap each dollar invested, Remember, | pontents. aight pens Sal: 20 like nditions are not likely to ex. | ist again. Therefore, make it a|Eilers Music House, Third and| special point to secure your plano| University |having colored blood at once, that he intended to di- vorce me. Of course, | immediately ask- ed him what he meant, and he told me it was true and that | could talk to his attorney. He told me that | was extrav- agant—! who had heiped early and late to build up the busi- ness. His attorney told me that Arthur | did not intend to ever live with me any more and Me thought the easiest way would be for me to go out of his life entirely and that he would give me $50 to do so. At this time he didn't say any thing about his suspicion my and naturally of }1 did not think that he knew of my foster mother }long out of my life that he had some than extravagance n very saving I went to my attorney, Mr. Wm KE, Bauble of Detroit, and told my story, and he advised me to file a bill of separation immediately, which I did, and then I fronted with this awful story I shall never forget that morning in the courtroom, the look that my husband gave me as he passed me, or the contempt in the volee of his father when he said She nothing but a nigger wench | went home, let down my blond hair to see if it had the slightest negroid texture, ! pressed my nails against each other to see if there w as she had been so but 1 was re other . reason because 1 had was con my foster mother or any other ment of his creditorsall depend-| streets, either. ride home in a ot grewsome shape come up to warn First and Seneca. Main 411 a jed on his being able to lie success-| But don't get too gay tax! or the police wagon. I knew that I was “going to . : ppy ever after,” but alas So, with his back to the wall, «| 800 ENJOY UNION children were xiven presente off a ieiioes waniee har ate sown ge 3 Magan ay neat ‘a The < mmittee in charge were that changes the devoted heart of Occidental and Yesler Ww. |the truth sooner, the smash would CHRISTMAS TREE 2. 4. xecoriio, chairman: Pant ¢ the lover into the carping heart of i] MEATS—(Stalls 1 to 9) e can save you | . A Ser nik the husband - have come sooner, that's all. And ae een a amen Before our marriage Arthur trent Choice Turkeys, per Hb. money on your core me oe = RECO 10 WEE! “Anowt 900 enloved, the Yuletide] Up Gavin bed. GO em ed me with the utmost deference ssa: 20¢ to 25¢ Coal Bills. cl entertainment and dance given by wy) E ievan, Mra, G ; He was an 1 lover Fancy Cornfed Tur- write So he smiled as his fortune) igoa! union No. 121, of the Carpen- ™™* nl bennett ase et It was only after marriage that e ished. He talked “ : story, ; - keys, per lb ) jcwindied and vanished ters and Joiners of America, at Car Fiftytive homesteaders on 15,334) Star, Mrs other he became faultfinding, morose and ey optimistically the day he sold his! tenters’ hall Tuesday night. The acres of Alaska land died | disagreeable. Fancy Duck home. He was cheerfully hopetullGiee club from the Labor chorus “a af ieee @|_ However, I tried to do the best Tracts Co when he parted with his automo) made the hit of the evening. The Dee Moines saloons close Feb. 15.) tone ent as I could, and I think, if we could Fresh Dressed Hens fe ee es one 25 ae ee a have been alone, away from his (light), per Ib....18¢ 418 Joshua Green Bidg. _, . ) |relatives, that all would. have gone Pri R bR 16¢ Seattle. ly e ets to to Qi fort am quite sure that alli Prime Rib Roast through those long, beautiful West —=( Sta His men—most of them—are ; pele younger that he. They will find jerm yoors Re loved me Halibut Cheeks, 3 Ibs employment elsewhere. You can imagine my eure [If ...... os . 25¢ But Wells, once wealthy, has Prise, however, when | found Salmon Trout, Ib..15¢ failed at 60. He “baat the a letter that he had written to Tenderloin of Sole, aaee” nab. ahd shed 46 Seems his father, asking him to come . | Ali Chronic and | Many So - called | Incurable Disor- VEGETABLES— (Stalls 16 and 17) 100 Ib® Best Potatoes wee wih $1.00 5 Ibs Potatoes -10¢ Appen- Catarrh, Sweet he ( auliflower, eee . Se, 10¢, 15¢ ze Inter tinal Carrots, per pan...5¢ ors, Kidney BAKERY—(Stall 12 Binder 2 10-cent loaves Bread ‘ -15¢ 13 doz. Cookies. 50¢ 10m 6. imple, FRUITS—(Stall 10) Dromedary Dates, 2 Ibs coves se Oe Japane Oranges, 2 doz 15¢ a to, women on all ie Osteopathy, Naturopathic medicine: preg: al methods. GROCERIES—( Stalls 13 1 14) naps lagtbpieale iat ant Cyan Bae Arle One pound to a PME Deapondeney Fresh Roasted Peanuts, Z lbs . .-25¢ We is Th onty_ often tn the =e Navy Beans, 4 _ Ibs, §§} picture, i the otsice, ont > BUTTER AND Boase eam et) ee 4 large cans Wild Rose DR. MACY, Speciali Milk 25e¢ In Advanced Methods. Plymouth 1 (stor 1818 Second Av., Seattle, Wash, Opposite The Rhodes Co., opposite Aves@e p Kntrance. 30¢ age)