The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 30, 1915, Page 9

Sealtl Market Occidental and Yesler Big Saturday Specials i MEATS STALLS 1.9 % Steer Boiling Beef, lb. Be Steer Pot Roast, Ib. le Fresh Dressed, Hens, Ib. 2le jer Pork Roast, Ib ..12¢ Spare Ribs, Ib......10¢ FISH STALL 11 10¢ Chinook Salmon, Ib Halibut, 4 tbs. . 25e¢ Tenderloin of Sele, Ib nee 10¢ VEGETABLES STALL 17 4 Ibs 25¢ 3 Ibs ..25¢ Potatoes, one Peas, ‘By Cynthia Grey Fashions have taken to changing with every hour of the clock | If they know what ts | minute,” many society women think jthemeelves highly educated in ¢ |matter of dress. Only a few can te tistic ¢ rely So it im not lgirl who works for a ary grows bewildered FRUITS STALL 10 and Oranges, 2 ceecceeee BBC oe 20¢ Dates 2 25¢ i | from one t design ng that the noderate sal 1 and discour BAKERY 210 STALL 12 115 end sends me questions like ie loaves Bread 15¢ Li 13 doz. Cookies...5O¢ ff] “Dear Mise Grey: 1 wish you | would tell me the best way to dress on a limited salary. | am 20 years old and as pretty and popular as the average girl—that is, | go out a good deal GROCERIES STALLS 13-14 Navy Beans, 5 tbs. 25¢ Lenox Soap, 7 bars 25¢ | have been earning my own Crystal White Soap, 4 | money three years, and | have tried bars rn 25e¢ | Spending it for dress in thie, that le Kelly's Salad ff and the other way, but | never seem to get the right things. ; 10¢ “Please do not porld this letter Kelly’s Tar over as trivial BARBARA tar Sauce 10¢ Clothes can hardl a n Deb Monte Tomatoes,.car j trivial consideration with any wom 10¢ an Even those who try to live nw . above” them are nevertheless bored Del Monte Beans, can BE to death by them & ths. Coffee O5e F, An¢ women who frankly “just ke othe i 1 eir thou it Sardines, @ cans....25¢@ Hitime, onerey und momen to them Mince Meat, pk Se Fi Nevertheless, very few arrive a! Royal Baking Powder, 1 a ata Sioeegg of dress hg } | ike “Barbara,” they try “th Ib. BBG, 14 tb..g.-2BE. Hi nat and the other.” and achiev Ginger Snaps, 1b. | not hing in proportion to their ex BUTTER and EGGS | pendi iture. For one successful gown WHAT ABOUT BARBARA'S CLOTHES. They’re No Trivial Matter to Working Girls up-to-the: | can confess to two or| NOTHING SHE CAS DO OR AY Bxercesee rreagiy Baty. ARAC TER. and INDI DIALITY SO cComsurrecy As OF HER "a DESIGNING LOTHES. perfect fai Faby others which are ures jarbara” vain? Are clothes mount issue of her think The very purpose of her ex ? The one big reason why works for wages? Then she probably cover any way of dre torily on any income, limited or un. limited! is “Barbara” shallow? merely a diversion? If 80, she will be much in the con dition of the gambler, the glass of fashion today, a thing of shreds and patches tomorrow 's rbara” practical? Are her garments, like food and the daily bath, only an item necessary to her comfert and efficiency? A sane answer to this question will reduce her problem to the min imum. is dress Or ts “Barbara” bound to find ber mate? Then she will have a freakish wardrobe, which Is just as apt to call down man’s criticiam and ridi ¢ a8 his approving amile h questions problem bara’s to shoy the thing she buys Is of hersel of the sa 4 man de miles away For nothing she can do or say ex prewses a girl's character and indi viduality as the things Wild Rose Milk | 25¢ Wash hington Creamery 9 Butter, Ib 25e erALt jevery woman 5 cans Full Cream = (¢ se sharp 15e¢ F resh Oregon Ranch s, doz Country youths are to have noth ng on the boys and young men of is ttle, by arrangements which go jinto effect Saturday morning at the ly. «GA The “Y" has completed plans t which {t will grant a special sum m membership good fo fiv months of summer act Up till this time all membership i¢ ards have been made out for ne shorter period than a yéar | The various departments are [planning « long list of summer fea jtures, includfng hi parties jsummer camps, downtown tennis. ja trip to Mt. Rainier, swimming land gymnasium privileges, and spe cial coaching courses in the Y. M | schools Saturday night the “Y" summer \| camp Hiu Skook. will open its seventh season on 8 sula, Lake Washington. direction of George E ward penin under the Stokes. Hiu Skooh with 5am ‘eal camp » life, .M.C. A. PLANS GOOD TIMES FOR MEMBERS DURING THE SUMMER A 36-minute car ride, with 10. mi car service, will take cam ors t d from their work Physical Director “Sherry” Rer thiaume is plann give the summer members two first-clas tennis courts on the vacant lots ut Fourth and Madison The teunis privilege will be 1 ited to the first 190 members enroll ing Boy Secretary Tracy Strong and [his assistant conduct during {the summer a large number of b cam n Orcas island, including the K. K. K. 304 The educat nt he fawimming in the lake, ca tennis, handball and two meals a day, cooked by a chef fr one of the city’s le f hotels agreed to courses provide short practical tire aoe SELLING ARMS and $2.50. Mail Orders HAGUE, Apr 0 through the manufac THE mous profit ture and sale of | munitions, are the greatest Enor-| Delivered Free HOYT SHOE CO. 1402 Third Ave. war material and| obstacle | in the way of peace, the delegates | to the Women’s International Peace | onference agreed toda ss Gienn Evans of Boston, aft the profit made 1 munition manufac war, in ition, de HOME OF THE BEST $2.50 GLASSES ON EARTH ° Addams rul lution out of order, but a substitut fially was adopted, after length debate. This congr vate 1 as follows arms fi The Right Lenses Always »» nd country to make the There are many makes of “8°” nan of munition® a state lenses. We bay in the rough munition® form, direct from factory. Then ¢ finish them to meet your || lividual needs, after we xamined your eyes MARCUM OPTICAL Co. 917 First Ave. ALBERT HANSEN Jeweler and Siliveremith Is Now Located at His New Store 1010 Second Ave., Near Madison]! WHOA RERES WHAT te nopoly | po tation yg Sillingtor and to prohibit their ex one of the leading England, threw a convention when she ague in the in who came t terest of and at } ere a thou were anxious and w Wome much to blame for this w . he shout }ed, “and they do not honestly desire peace PAGE 9. STAR—FRIDAY, APRIL 30, 1915. Men’s Button or Blucher $2.95 Gunmetal, Vici Kid, the newest toes. Formerly sold up to $4 and $5. Scout Style 95 Elk Shoes For Men, Boys and Youths. Saturday sold up to $3.00 Children’s and Youths’ Shoes 45 All solid leather; sizes 812 to 12, in gunmetal, patent leather or vici kid; lace or but- ton. Formerly sold up to $2.50 Men’s Furnishing Goods Slaughtered $1.00 DRESS SHIRTS IN]|15c¢ MEN’S BLACK AND ALL COLORS, SAT- 48c TAN COTTON HOSE ‘The URDAY SPECIAL CUT IN HALF 19c 95c 50c MEN'S SILK $2.00 SILK GOLF HOSE CUT TO... SHIRTS $5.00 SILK NEG- 50c SUSPENDERS LIGEE SHIRTS $1.69 FOR ..,.5... ~19c All My Immense Stock of CLOTHIN NG Cut to J. B. ROBINSON BETWEEN POSTOFFICE AND PIKE STREET Honeysuckles, UNMERCIFUL CUT For Saturday, May 1 | ments and altogether to decorate a | trellises, place harmoniously fern states a certain hybrid moon | vine is extremely If you count your dollars and like to see your pennies work —come here tomorrow, Never before were shoes placed on sale that embraced such beautiful styles- —such Never before did a sale of shoes hold splendid assortments. forth such possibilities Here in money saving. Here are shoe bargains unparallelled. are styles incomparable. Just read how I have slashed prices to raise cash, Women’s White Canvas Shoes All. sizes. Formerly sold for $3.00. Shoes for the Misses Sizes 12 to 2 In gunmetal, patent leather or vici kid. All the newest shapes. Strictly ‘sole leather counters, solid leather inner soles and bot- toms. This is a pick-up for any family. Special price $1.65 Ladies’ Oxfords In all Styles 95c¢. MEN’S HATS ALL THE NEW SPRING SHAPES, in BLACK, BROWN, MOUSE COLOR, AND USUALLY SOLD $1 45 UP TO $4.00, ALL GO AT ONE PRICE . ‘ ° | $3.00 PANTS—MONEY- So = to ae pore 21-2, 3, 3 1-2, ig MEN’S PANTS $2.00 PANTS—MONEY- BONER vn. ccs 95c | Pace ........$1.65 $2.50 PANTS —MONEY- $350 PANTS—MONEY- PRICE. ‘ $1 .29 | PRICE ...,...., $ 1 95 PRICE For Saturday Only 2 1422 THIRD AVE. but chicken wire seems to do the work as well as any of them years wild me and it will last a number of | WEDDING In the South | | MOCK popular woodbine, grape and = many others will « A Tom Thumb wedding at Haven much to make a harsh-looking 49 Methodist church was enjoyed by a board nee a thing o! anty crowd Thursday eventn e ivy has won 1 ‘ » Kathryn MacVicar and Ho’ ch plant. A few p put ot Harding were the bride soi] alongside th nd erick Baker the @ sun will rapidly apre wit sprckan Trytappd ion sedan tarot aes nd Cecil Sando and of the roots and for a thick curtain | Music, even if the park board DC Raymond, best man and @ | surface dressing. This earth will|of light green, clear to the top of|try to give an its band | brid d, respectively, Virginia LAWNS, VINES AND contain the y ance to|the porch by the middle of suim-| conce olunteer ps Levitt was ring bearer. . FLOWERS the a good start} mer. This plant increases so rap} 1 8 band had offered to) Saf " _ wure good lawn even|idly that the grower must | | give jay concerts at Leschi if}, E. F. Duncan, re Liberty ate In te t e eur it from crowding out less ¢ gra the privilege of holding| ing. reported to the police Friday at. to Virginia on the water nie tovity a aoe wc 28 tine [ihe a Po fertilizer for beat re. | Stve plants. ds Saturday and Sunday nights morning that he had heen knocked oh mobs are you are living in a re-|sults,, This should be made up of] Scarlet rann yeans are a greit{in the park pavilion, The board Wao held Benet Merce ae company, It te rumor ceitiy built house, and the earth|one part murlate of potash, five) favorite in Northern states, as are| would not permit Sunday dancing.) Pg a tae Nene F + to | build ay trom the excavation has been sctt [parts steamed bone meal, or t| wild cucumbers. | ‘The band men now agree to furnish | Third ave. Thursday night + ate building in Tacoma Foe ee ety ware add iaveled iaibked Lime. tt where Eng roses Sunday music if allowed to have negures, fi one a wat ight of ‘The naturel surtate soll ie{iime anyway own there cing hall two week day. ggg iid ts | 4 HEARING SATURDAY so" Sn, ie ay, Be are tee pt gtd 9 ents 1 depth of four to «ix feet,| If the sowin, y are less hardy than the he board to grant the band’s ] ON RENTON TRANSFER ©: yori inh of pore Nev Sere | HORLICK’S Me Ret i ta eet Ae more Nort ern g of the Seattle wth, It will take several years| covering of ma a . ki transfer « ‘ wth. al of ofl to acquire the ell wate during the grov setting of BE iv 67 FIRES IN MARCH i The Original state keup of @ natural surf li on and cover jt with ina-|will last for years, It is a plant, Fire Marshal “Bringhurst report MALTED MILK commission in the asse room| The best thing to do whe ‘| first winter jthat thrives in cool summers gnd{ed to the council Friday that there} jof the Cham) ree, be-| will not grow is obtain a few| “tion of vines and climb-|is ideal for brick places were 67 fires in March, with & to-| @pfess you say sHoRLION s* ginning at 9:3) 0 o'clock Saturda | morning. 4 agon Bl ay of a and give the is to hide unsightly screen discordant ele. od black toe a plants are front or side yard aj places, or Many ways of supporting vées| tal loss used from strings to woahen! f $44,714.94, were incendiary, Twelve ies your may get @ Sui tieuce