The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 3, 1915, Page 6

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Post. | =< TAKE LLEVA OSTON | P7 SAMPLE seconp | Avo FLOOR Second OR. L. R. CLARK We Are Growing Rapidly Because We Treat the People Right. The people appreciate the fa 1 to our r additional of ed as fast as pos eted at the moment. When beyond the most fices in being © sible, and will earliest ponsible completed we will have question of a doubt, the finest, Up-to-date and best equipped dental Office to be found in the Northwest At this office you get the of high grade gradu dentists ont uated from te from hanging right ¢ Rin dental chair, tr very bes plain ‘of materials are date We aiff and scientific, p ds ean and do perfor ‘And prices are ever the lowest at he Regal Dental Offices, an it is our mvariable rule that we will underbid on price WHAT OUR GUARANTER MEANS TO YoU you a written guarantee «signed r » did the ark, D. I # office We ive with your work, whi only by the work, but also by L. f., owner and manag who is thoroughly res ‘Thin gunranter n any reasor r perfect sa Fight ‘ou can't make any mistake coming here for your dental wo you wil ~~ oy better work eral eatintaction work done by know how ill get me you wil competent your work ought re qach mornin, from GSemonstrate cur pair Regal Dental Offices Dr. L, R. Clark, Mgr. 1408 THIRD AVE, N. W. Cor, Third and Union. 0 to 10 #8 methods. Sa) James E. Bowen brought back from w York by Detective Jack Pollman to face charge of embes slement | September number of Rallway | and Marine News gives both sidés Alaska Steamship Co.'s steamer Dora to return to Alaska trade this | fall Exhibite for fair are coming tn fant, |srams arranged | Petition of Joseph and Mra, Rose | Blethen, asking that the former be }appointed administrator of Col Blethen's eatate, filed Thursday Earl Moore, chairman of Indian jcommisston of intertor department, | arrived here Thuraday night from | Washington, D.C, In a few days) | he will go to Colville reservation to | jclassify Indian lands G. H. Grosvenor, tlonal Geographic }for East Thursday after | Week in Seattle, Said }ton's scenery surpassed Europe. Snoqualmie valley Good pro 2.95 attractive model on the English last and very popu Also the same sty an Metal and Tan Russia Calf wit eather sole A moat of Na! left editor Magazines, cided not to hold exhibition in jattle this year. Preparations are jbeing made to exhibit flowers at) second annual meeting of National Dahlia Society of America tn Port ptember 18-19 former Seattie man, a, Cal, visiting her Says Northwest has a great future H. F. Davidson, president of the | Northwear Fruit Shippers’ associa tion, returning from t Yakima valley, where he has spend jing the peach season, to his home| at Hood River, Ore, reported the growers had cleaned up well on ithelr heavy crop, at unexpectedly | good prices | Bert Callow, driver for Puget! Sound & Alaska Powder company, rolled down 50-foot embankment in auto, and esca unhurt Auto lonly scratched | | Low Rent society in New York! jnays 13 families own one-fifteenth jot essed land tn Manhattan Washington reports half million |horses have been shipped out United States to warring nations Li Yuen Heng has resigned as vice dent of Chinese republic Ambassador Page instructed by state department to get all the dope from the London admiralt regarding the alleged willingness of England to relax enforcement of blockade order to accommodate | American shippers Gen. Yanushevice, chief of the grnnd duke’s staff. is made assist lant viceroy of the Caucasus, says! | dispatch from Petrograd | Imperial Merchants’ Guild of! London advt American mariners |they are entitled under American laws of ships to use guns of six inch caliber or smaller if intended | lonly for defense. | Taft. speaking at Frisco, In a Taft day celebration, said bigger national defense will mean bigger |taxes, but that every citizen ought| |to pay ft glad | O.W. R. & N, to construct seven le branch from Plum station to) | Olympia to connect with > } Pacific. | Columbia River conference |Methodist Episcopal |Spokane, hears reports of prosper ity thruout districts. President Suzzallo of University of Washington, principal speaker at opening of Everett Teachers’ in stitute Friday. Monster Aircraft to Carry Over a Ton of Explosives Now Being Assembled Near Toronto for Use on the British Army Front in Europe been Sizes 1 to 5%, at $2.50 eathers Sines 9 with copper tips oat $1.75 and $2.00 ortn SATURDAY 0. IVENING INC] "°° HITE BUILDING HOE HOP ike church, S ai >t TORONTO, Ont., Aug. 31.—Think|the small military types in service of shooting an aerial torpedo equal|on both sides. in power to that which sank the Three or four such bombs Lusitania, into the Krupp works at|hausted the carrying capacity en, the Zeppelin factory at/the machine when added to Friedrichshafen or the big German) weight of men and gasoline supply station and fleet at Cux-| Aiming the bomb has been a mat haven. ter of guessing. The- giant biplane that Glenn H.| The accurate range finding and Curtiss is building here for the Prit-| sighting instrumenta used by artil ish army will be able to c: y lerymen on ship and shore have not least eight such projectiles in come into use among aviators, filghts invading German territory.|chiefiy because the loads they car The bardments which the/ry ha not permitted it Britieh flying officers expect to ac One of the principal features of complish with this machine would! Britain's giant flying machine will make previous aerial attacks on|be a bomb gun 1an posts seem like exhibitions) Its detaila are # military secret or fireworks by comparison but I am informed that ft has de Up to this time 140 pounds has| veloped surprising accuracy been the Hmit of weight of the! This gun makes it possible to hurl bombs dropped from aercplanes =| ox ot the bom The high grade line of SUNSET BRAND of Paints, Varnishes and Stains are manu- factured right here in Seattle by Sunset Paint & Vamish Co. 1622 Fourth Ave. One-Half Block From Westlake Market charge of gun-cotton at an enemy} from a height of a mile or more | The sights make allowance not jonly for distance, but for the speed of the aeroplane, which may reach 7% miles an hour, throttling down to 40 miles for landing. Built to ift a ton and a half be. sides Its own weight, which is near ly two tons, the big biplane fs ex-| |peeted to have lifting capacity in| lexplosives of a ton | This 1s in addition to the neces-| sary fuel and oll for a flight of six }hours and the weight of two or| three men The new aircraft now being put together here was designed and a projectile containing a 250-pound | Giant biplane that Glenn H. Curtiss and assistants from his Ame by Artist Higgins from description of an eye witness, STAR—FRIDAY, SEPT. 3, CLOSED ALL DAY MONDAY September 6th LABOR DAY Salmon Each 20c Pacific Coast Fish Co. STALL 301 Pine Vegetable Co. Stall 440 Sweet 4 Ibe. for . Potatoes, 15c Tomatoes, .. 40c dor 15c Fancy per erate Stall 312 Bweet Corp, ZOBLE GROCERY PHONE ELLIOTT 4314 FRE FRESH CHURNED 1915. PAGE 6 ELS’ TLAKE PUBLIC MARKET Fifth, Sixth and Pine PHONE MAIN 6989 EE FREE FREE TO INTRODUCE OUR COFFEE WE WILL GIVE ONE POUND OF —THE BEST— To Every Purchaser of 3 Pomes 4 35 Fresh Roasted Coffee $1 satu OLD HOLLAND COFFEE C0. COMPANY STALL 219 FREE DELIVERY 16 Pounds Pure Cane Sugar for.........+.--89¢ with b sack Feed Wheat for arge cane Pineapple for .... a cane Baim for . Pint jar pure Money for Pound can 35c sine fe 106 ate og per sack aor Ler « Honey for Ollve pt per for 20s Westlake Grocery 18 Pounds Granulated Sugar for. . . Euct With 81 Order, 120th eack Feed Wheat for. 61.00 5 large cans Milk for § large rolls Totlet Paper 2 cans Peaches or Pineapple $< & bare Swifts White Soap.. 2Se bottle Grape Julce EXTRA SPECIAL im, He te... DOC .. 30c 40c Pickling STALL 217 Spices, per lb SEATTLE TEA & COFFEE CO. ne Babbitt's Cleanser for Stall 204 t Flour for #1.ne ar for an for 106 * tor x Soap for 10© aront or Spaghett!. 150 F. S. Frink 49 the. best Paten 25-1b. bag Ca M Ma LUCKY STRIKE FISH CO. STALL 336 Whole Salmon fe Alaska Salt Her Brenneman & McIntosh Atatte Stale Whole or half Hame, No. 3 pat! Pure Lard No. § pail Pure Lard Spring Lamb Chops, Ib Piente Har Eastern Bacon *, per ib per Ib FRESH DRESSED HENS AND FANCY SPRINGS AT Mrs. Oliver’s Smoked Meat House 209, MAIN FLOOR built largely in the United States by Americans, tho assembled here Its success will aid in restoring the leading place in aviation to the United § the birthplace of the new science WHEN’S A DOC A DOC? Whether an osteopath can legally practice surgery will be decided when the supreme court passes on the case of Clyde L. Bonham, who was fined $1 and costs by Judge Ronald for removing tonsils from a patient with the use of instruments. and who has appealed. States of Market, 10-Lb. Bag Pure Cane Sugar arae f | Toilet Par | Donen heavy Jar Rubbers fo GROCERY Just Off 5c for We Sell for Less pects! € cans Sardines tn Of... Dosen Jelly Glasses for. 1 extra good Broom for cans Pineapple for... .28¢ the pkg. Kellogg's Bran for, .18¢ 4-1, can O14 Dutch Cocoa for 20¢ 100-lb. Bag Pure Cane Sugar for .......$6.35 Challe alg ee RRR «OF 40c 25c 25c 25c $3.10 Beat of Melly Flour tor. BLeoO TOK OCERY CO. IMPERIAL MEAT CO. STALLS 2-8-4 0. H. Frey, Prop. Chotce Pet .12¢ Roasts, per tb Bot Beet, per ib Legs of Circle W Spring & 1 Free Aressed Springs and Br If you only knew we are in buying ¢ nade { t up in the North ANDERSEN how careful Rutter, y Put as, BEST HOME-GROWN TOMATOES —3 Ibs. for 10c— Pickling C 200, Be ar Sweet By 200 Watern 1Me and Ihe CLASS A FRUIT AND VEGETABLE CO. 827—STALI mie cumbers, 100 for ihe, rgreen Corn, doz rican factory are building in Canada for the British army. 't will be used to shell the Krupp works in Germany, FUSS & COMPANY Stolle 110-111-112, Annex 18-14 White Sanitary Market AMD SPHCIAL Legs of Lamb, per th Shoulder of Lamb, per tb Fancy Kastern Tacon, per Ib, by the plece M. CINNAMON Corner 6th and Pine Headquarters for CANNING PEACHES 40, ans 75¢ Come Early and Get the Best. Everything De- livered Free. Prunes at Lowest Prices. London’s Bargain Drygoods Boys’ Solid School Shoes, but- ton or lace, sizes 8% to 13%, $1.79 Misses’ gunmetal and patent leather button Shoes, for school wear, sizes 12 to 2%, for..91.98 Big Boys’ School Shoes, up-to- date styles, heavy soles, sizes 2% to S +8225 Baby Blankets, with animals.39¢ Ladies’ heavy Underweur...25¢ Woo! Batting, big box for. $1.00 Lino for floors sees BRE Ladies’ White Stockings for.15¢ Ladies’ blue all-woo!l serge Suits Williams’ Shaving Soap for White Baby Flannel for.. Toilet Paper, § rolls for Turkish Towels for Matting, pretty patterns. in. Sheetings for... Linen for fancy work, 36-inch Silkoline for Black Sateen for......-....10¢ Ladies’ White Serge Suits. $5.98 Men's Underwear for.... Beautiful Serim Curtaining Boys’ School Suits $2.98, & Lipped Preserving Kettles. .1 Whisk Brooms for Knee Pants for Sheets for . Pillow Cases for re Cotton Batts, 3 lbs. for. 69¢ Boys’ Wool Sweaters for....59¢ Boys’ Blue Serge Caps for. .28¢ CHEAPEST STORE IN SEATTLE 9S be 10¢ +. BBE - BDe FREE WASHINGTON CREAMERY BUTTER | 2: Saturday Is uae Bey fo) Peach Week Have You Bought Your Preserving Peaches? The Place to Buy Good Things Cheap All Kinds Fruit, Potatoes, Exes ana Farm Praduce. YAKIMA FRUIT 4 PRODUCE Co, i 264 100-Ib. sack for 95¢ Tomatoes Extra good ones small Box 20¢ Stall 30 On Stall 312 BIG PEACH DAY SPECIAL We are going to get the CHA felling the most peaches of any m WE HAVE A WHOLE CARL morrow. Take advantage of this o! peaches now, MBER OF COMMERCE PRIZE for erchant in Seattle on Saturday, OAD WHICH WE WILL SELL to- ffer and buy your preserving 2 Crates 75c EXTRA FANCY ELBERTAS, WE DELive R FREE. LUCKY STRIKE FRUIT CO. *" Walter M. Goebel «<z=:. With Other Purchase, Excluding Specials. § learme cans Milk for 4 Ibe Roman Meal for 1, Mason Fruit Jars, doz on Fruit Jare Broom for Bhe 3 bc sacks Sait for 196 Best On Earth Hard Wheat Flour, We Aim to Please -2Be Bhe ats, doz... Bie ™ boc Johnson Grocery Co. 7 ibe. Household Bran for.... No. 60 sack for... Our Customers. Fhooe ‘M. Gone ‘ ‘The Big Store of Quality 5 Pounds Fine Granulated Sugar for. With @ 50c Purchase. Be Sure You Get Our Prices Before You Buy. STALLS 11-12, LOWER FLOOR Pet Reasts, fauk per I . 123¢ ror nee 12kc. lfc ios gs 2 ibe. for Prime Rib Roasta, per Ib Legs of Lamb, per Ib..... a2. 400 Chocolates. per 1 Assorted Cream Wa: Peanut Brittle, per | CANNING PEARS Se areressassanecrvee MAM box Your last chance. Large assortment, ripe, turn- ing and green. EGG PLUMS ITALIAN PRUNES Per basket STALL 342 Center, on Pine Street. —s1 ——— ines Goods Our Specialty. per pint Orange Marmalade per 1b, : Apple Butter, per Ib New Heidelberg Dill Pick! Reet Ib . nington Macaront or hetti, 4 pkgs. for 25c E. N. SCHUMANN Our Goods Are Noted for Quality. STALLS 125-126-127 SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY PICNIC HAMB, PER LB. . 2.00. esowe 2 Ibe. Pure Lard for . stempegee a sense 12K FRESH CHURNED WA! NA CREAMERY BUTTER, rey 87 Ib, B0e; 3 Ibs. .. Free Delivery. Phone Main 6989 STALL 6, LOWER FLOOR Roaste, Ieee ceesesevaee L2KC Steer Bolling Beef, Ib.. Picnic Hams, er Ib... hould Lamb, Ib Strictly Home Bakery STALLS 318-349 10¢ loaves homemade Bread. .i8e homemade Bread... kes, 20e; 3-layer 2 for.. iéc Spice Cakes, 2 for. Fruit Cakes, per Ib. . Jelly Rolls, each * : . Rolls and Cookies, 3 doz. for. . Be 30e Be 25e Be lee 250 Food for ........$2.10 +> af OR 25c 20c Young Spring 75¢ 20 Ibs. for 250 WESTLAKE POULTRY F ; ieeal Ranch ; 25c 0 ibe for 25c & PRODUCE CO. 2 doz Dry Onions All Our Poultry Dressed Here. STALL Sketched W. G. T. U, RE-ELECTS ALL ITS OFFICERS The King County Woman's Chris. tan Temperance Union, in closing Thurs. all of- 26th annual convention re-elected its day afternoon Stilwell, president; Mrs. Lola J. agg, corresponding retary; Mrs. M. 8S. Good, recording secre. tary; Mrs. Della Somers, treasurer, Mrs, M. G. Duncaster was elected assistant secretary, a new office. assistant recording secretary, a! new office. chosen vention, P. 0. LEAGUE MEETS The regular monthly meeting of the Public Ownership league will be held Friday at the Labor Tem ple, 8 p. m The offer made to the city coun- cil of a privately owned central milk plant will be discussed, and plans for programs for the winted| meetings. Mra: Lillie Rogers was delegate to the state con, HANNA JOINS ’EM Councilman Hanna Thursday afternoon lined up with Mayor Gill and Councilman Dale in opposing the increase in the 1916 tax budget of $250,000 to cover bond and re demption interest funds, which a Don't send your child to se RY Big Your child's eyes play a most tn Defective eyesight is a very frequ stupidity in young children Children said I never met with a case of chronte bad spellin, not find some visual defect trouble from imperfect words and figures wrongly, bu caused by eye-strain, Twenty tive vision. A noted writer on seeing comes not only majority of the finance committee asserts is necessary because of the Renick law, and also the increase in street lighting. The remaining members of the finance committee, Councilmen H Hesketh, are in favor of tbe in crease. SCHOOL DAYS - you KNOW whether or not tte normal, mportant part in its ability to rent cause of apparent dull or “Impaired Eyesight in that I did remembered that from seeing fatigue of the brain ent of children have It must be t also fr five pe Frequently a bashful child fails to tell the yer she cannot see the board and so {s unable to do her work—is accused of neglect anc because of lack of pro’ We have prescribed res and home study in many Progress was nottee We know that en we the constant use of glasses In Bring your child to me, T will make a careful examination, and if does not need glasses, will tell vo n in le almost immediately afte 4 falls behind tn her classes—all or glasses.” x glasses for use only during school hours where the improvement in school gwlansen were worn, childhood aveld, in many instances, personally your ehild uso. My reputation and standing are sufficient assur ance that I will not prescribe glasses unless your child's eyes can be benefited BINYON OPTICAL CO. 1116 First, Near Seneca Phone Main 1550. Fitzgerald and © i § } i 3