The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 3, 1915, Page 8

STAR—FRIDAY, SEPT. 3, PAGE 8. 1915, Cheasty’ S First Showing Fall and Winter, 1915-16 The Invincible Suit 16° Always 16° Smart clothes for men and young men— showing the strength of head and hand tailor- ing. MATCHLESS IN QUALITY MATCHLESS IN PRICE New Fall Hats $2.50: Styles soft and stiff. Hat prices from $2.50 to featuring the Cheasty Special $3.00 Hats ( aa i N's 3 RYO SUNG M O:CGRAVES, Pres. | KOHLER MAY DIE; BREWERIES ARREST DRIVER | TRY TO CLEAN r, 61, i, field superinten- x " eae near? Disston & Sons, the é The “boys In biu got three saw who was run over by an/| ig, wholesome, scientifically ie Guavetar at First and Yesler,) Prepared meals a day—and it UNCLE SAM’S SOLDIER BOYS GET ONLY BEST ON THEIR DAILY MENU Pe cae kitchen.” WASHINGTON, D. C., 8e 3.—Jin which the cooking {s done virtu pach,” ally in the oper. eclared a wise general—and There the cooks to be are tau: fore during War or peace/how to prepare an appett Sam gives a lot of thought|strength-«iving meal, even with the job of feeding his thermometer below zero. ers | Each soldier only has an allow ance f 25 cents a day for }meals but on this amount manage to get meals day fn day out civilians only cos' Uncie Samuel 8 (that wou make most has but a slim chance for recovery, | conte » f I*mouths water.” Friday ity hos-| INDIAN . Ind., ns . t art see cea ts rece te incre nice tare maaan [i 20. he army maintains} They manage to do this by _. on ight, driver of the} ‘The big mahogany-framed mirror|*!* training schools for cooks, one, “clubb: their funds. One man, feared. bad casteed with reck-|reflects six men, elbows on the|i@ each army division of the coun-|a sergeant, buys in great quantities! who Y ae try—San Francisco, Fort Riley,|#o that the best of food ts ob 0g “Qriving, has been released on/brass rail, while the man in the Ban Antonio, Philippine tntands|tatned very chens 4. |white coat gathers up a half dozen| Wire. Frances Purcell, severely nearly empty glasses, wipes off CO gr Bgl bmg we shaken up when the jitney bus tn/counter, and shaves off the foam) 00) 7° t.0 “ ih) which she was riding was struck by /for the sixth round. taro ' . ge Baas wot co soya mg ih | grpach (of the men wanted ONE) Whiie getting actual practice 1n|20 cents for the same 4 ide the | cooking and baking, the men are| If you don't think in the it was said jay, al jalso taught how to select good/army is worth while for the man} hospital |meat, the chemistry of food vaiues| who “cares for his stomach,” read| and the nutritive elements in var-/over the following menu. It ts the) Thus, the soldier can buy meat the best on the market—for about ll ¢ a pound, whereas the av erage housewife would have to pay are al four-months & little scene on which the fous foots sort of Thankeg! day fare army) The graduates are assigned to) cooks plan for the ranks battalions in the divisions from Mreakfast which they came, but now their] Priea Bees salary is $30 a month, with board, Petetoee: Quarters, medical attention and| Bread, * ine and ¢ 4 ment , White Per ene ecome t " Corn avy body loves “cookie Bread, Butter and Coftes The barracks kitchen 1s used for] supper the preparation of most of the food | "*4, Laver neo ne, Fried Racon but there is also a “field kitchen STREET CAR MEN IFrye’ Ss OF B.C, DECIDE Quality Markets OF SINKING OF {| WATSON IS ON INVESTIGATION 5 VAMESC KELLY | Coincident with the beginning of VANCOTVER, FB. C., Sept. 8.— | dames C. Kelly the work of raising the steamship | tnion employes of the British Co H [curtain will soon fall, if the In-|Admiral Watson, sunk by theliimbia Traction company in this ' ‘diana Brewers’ association has its|steamer Paraiso, as the Watson lay cgge saga i Saturday | way |at the Bell st. dock, Sunday morn-| “ity, Victoria and New Westmin i | have started a cam-|ing, an investigation of the accident | ster have called off their intention and transform the|was started Friday morning by American saloon so that even its|United States Inspectors of Hulls to go on strike, but there Is a de ¢ided fecling among the men of Specials H worst enemies won't know tt jand Bollers B. B, Whitney andj... eid pare _ | Mayflower Cc | They plan to make the move-|Harry C. Lord hetiaes gigh po Raabe yagi if Creamery Butter }ment as national as the movement| An intervening libel for $3,524.97, | Cambers 1 en covering damages to the Watson'’s/ The decision to effect a six- (milk | Affidavits are on file in Indiana|cargo, was filed in the federal dis-| month compromise with the em Fresh Dressed = courts charging saloonkeepers with|trict court Thursday by District At-| Sloying company was reached yes. fed) Broilers, violating the laws and trials willjtorney Clay Allen against the Paral-|terday, but the men did not give c be held this fall with evidence|so. This is in addition to the lbellup hope until a telegram was re b. éeowse |procured by brewers’ money filed several days ago of $247,000,| ceived from international head. Fresh Dre Drew Milk-Fed That's the reformation. | leovertng 4 damages to the vessel |quarters at Detroit, informing i |them that they could expect no fi- 1 ald from that quarter. jand Reform league which is doing phere RES BAA Ae: 158 corer Lenker HOW TO! MAKE akers at the meeting which the Indiana Brewers’ association G 0 voted for the compromise bitterly HAIR R W |declared that {f the Vancouver un |_ In charge of its campaign fs) }ion had the $100,000 it had paid es packings. 16¢ : ae Fresh Dressed Milk-Fed | | \James C. Kelly, secretary of the| | brewers’ association, who cheerful- | NEw YoRK cumMisT GIVES SIM- into the international treasury dur- lly predicts that “the wide open) a et 4 |{ng the Inst dozen years in dues, jdays are over.’ To destroy dandruff, cleanse and |tney now would be in a position to light), Ib.. : ‘ ieatare graynees Talansas oa with the strike them- CHILD MOUNTAIN Choice Shoulder Pork 10¢ mature grayness 4 baldness, and | 60 thru to stimulate hair growth, I recom- bate }mond thia formula in preference to rt hie gs? Mooney 6 ounces bay rum, 2 buy these trom | | | | Choice Steer Gctagist cad win them youreeit at] Tired of the “outside,” and home, or the druggist will mix them | BIG STEAMER LINE Pot Roast ..... anxious to be back in Alaska with|for you, If you choose, add a tea ST ER - A her dog team, Elizabeth Foster, 14,|spoonful of your favorite perfume to | —— | | Choice Loin C fis 2 Beattie with tor mother, Mrs. [pcais ight end morning aad tub tn | SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 8 | Pork Roast .... E. I. Foster, of Fairbanks. pealp night and morning and ruy.i®lchina and Japan will fight {t out } Miss Foster holds the distinction | Advertisement ‘for commercial supremacy on the | | — Pacific, This was learned today of being Alaska’s youngest moun tain climber, She holds the child’s |record for scaling Mt. McKinley. | She often mushes over the long| trail, 200 miles, from Fairbanks. when announcement was made of the organization by Chinese mer. chants here and in the Orient of a new steamship company, They have already subscribed $5,000,000, and will purchase or build liners to compete with the Toyo Kisen Kaisha and other Japanese com- panies. LINE TO BRAZIL NOW 20¢ 10¢} 15c] ‘SNOOK GETS DELAY Following the filing of an affi T-Bone Steak .. Choice Spare Choice Leg Best $2.50 Glasses Choice Steer 1 |davit of prejudice in Justice Brink Shoulder Steak 2c er’s court Thursday by Herbert ¥ . |Snook, attorney, accused ®y his under the lazy hus moe Tc Bacon. -- LQC] Seamed 5c}! Shops Open Until 10p. m. band law, ’ b the case went to Judge IGordon's court, where a date of IF YOU WILL WR Grace & Co, announce the opening of a direct Seattle-Brazil service commencing next week, The steamer Columbia will be first on the run with 1,000,000 feet of lumber and 300 large pl jhearing has not yet been set | FERGUSON FUNERAL The funeral of C. W. Ferguson, | the fitney bond man, killed Tuesday by falling {ee on Mount Rainier, was held Friday afternoon at the Mayfield chapel, ! come to us we will exam ine your eyes and tell you what you should have to get the results you want, County ntendent . | Thi ical Co. p e Marcum Opti "EB Durham will lay the corner stone 917 First Ave. 'for a $30,000 school building at ee | Sry, NOT TO STRIKE; New Fall Styles on Easy Terms But at Cash Prices Seattle During the past few years a great many women have found that it pays to choose their they get the prices that ready money could command, and are at the same time able to take advantage of a system which exactly meets their require- clothes here because really lowest . credit ments And during, these years we have found that it pays to trust such people in the most liberal way. Che steady growth of our business has proved it, und only a few weeks ago we were forced to move into better and larger quarters. To meet the demands arising from present con- ditions we are offering Suit values never before attempted—notably, some very smart styles in New Fall Suits at the 417° 3. Remarkable Price of 9 Other prices range from that figure all the way to $35, but whatever the price you pay, you are assured of the utmost in value, the last word in style, and an easy payment plan that will exactly suit your purse. New York Outiitting Co. Millinery, Too Indies who have been our Suits have asked 80 many pleased with why we didn't also show Millinery that we have now been induced to dB se, Woe BETTER CLOTHES ON CREDIT trimmed a ed, at prices 4 : as attractive ae the Hats them 1315 Third Avenue Opposite Postoffice | . hos terday, and the bandits were still being trailed today. GOMPERS IS ‘RILED’ WASHINGTON, Sept. 3.—Samuel NOW PROPOSE NEW ARM OF U. S. NAVY WANTS BOY BACK WASHINGTON, Sept. 3.—Acting | Secretary Roosevelt of the navy| The father of Robert H. Carter. |gave out a statement last night pro-|Jr. @ Seattle boy, ts seeking his lposing @ morement on sea similar |80n's release from the 50th Gordon {to the system of business men's /Highlanders, at Camp Williams, y training camps now being held | Vancouver, where he enlisted sev lat F attsburg, N. Y., American Lake, |eral weeks ago. Carter, Sr., has and at San Francisco.|appealed to the state department, elt would mobilize all power |complaining his son {s under 18 boat owners, yachtemen and such ‘years old. ith navy reserve ships in a train- ing equadre BROWNSVILLE, Sept. 3.—The entire country wee again stirred up| today, following the kidnaping and Gompers has made public a letter killing of two Americans by Mex-/ written to an officer of the Friends fans. United States troopers were of Peace declining an invitation to the brush for traces of the attend a peace gathering promoted while civilians were armed|by the organization. He charges and prepared to protect their prop-|the society is craftily trying to erty, One Mexican was killed in a arouse sentiment for one of the |running vith soldiers late yes-' warring nations. Goodbye, Boys, We’re Going j==—to Leave You Now!=: —And when we’re gone it will be a long dry spring. We’re planning to get out now. You'd better get yours now. Here’s a list which shows how we feel about it: WHISKIES All $2.50 Wines $1.85 EXTRA Sunny Brook Rye, Guckenheimer, Baltimore Rye, eee $5.50, cut to, Port, Sherry, Angelica, Muscatel—Al! Old “Ripey, Hunter, Monogram gallon coecabeees . $3.15 $2.50 high-grade Wines * $1 85 Hub Special, eight-year-old Bour- Old Ripey, regulér $4. 50, cut to..... Closing out ... bon or Rye, Straight, Two Star Ses ee cee es B2Z.85 " Gin, Jamaica Rum, Old California Old ‘Kentucky Be ich, hand-made All $3.00 Wines Now $2.10 Brandy; regular $1.00 and $1.25 | sour mash, regular $4.50, cut to $2.85 Full quarts, | gies lp Cit ede a alifornia Sherry, Port, Muscatel and Choice .sccs 69c Old Parkford Rye, regular 75 Angelica, oldest that can be had in sche me daaecaa gallon, now ... cece BB. the Golden ri igh 2. Genuine Sunny Brook | Rye, Be yr State eae 2.10 xin, straight, 2-stamp, 100 proof, . 400; HOW isikssdace ee een regular $2.75 $4.50, for Bottled Table Wines CORDIALS $1.00 Port, ) $3.50 Apricot Cordial, gal....$2.40 ‘ EXTRA Sherry, t Cc $3.50 Peach Brandy $2.50 Pennsylvania Rye or Bourbon, 10 Muscatel j , i: pena he ee years old Regular priee $4.50. Apple Brandy, Rock and Rye, German (90 proof) 50c Wines 39c Kummel, Blackberry Cordial.. $2.00 Gul: 20) scgcesecesea $2.75 Port, Sherry, / 39 Muscatel, “Hunter” Baltimore Rye, regular Angelica, Cc All Drinks at Both "be $4.50. Sale price, gallon...... $2.75 Bars, Now Nelson County Rye, $3.50 gallon, 25¢c Port 19¢ Ail Weltunown Bronte of Bottled and Old Stave Whi $2.40 Sherry, Bond Goods Included, raxe ae NECK Angelica, Cc Ballon, NOW 2... eceseeee BBD Muscatel, California Brandies $4.50 gallon .........83.55 LARGE BOTTLES EXTRA $1 CORDIAL 69c Full Quart Bottles Extra Fine Zinfandel Apricot, Peach, Apple Brandy, Rock $3.50 gallon . -- $2.65 50c Full Gallon. and Rye, German Kummel, Black $3.00 gallon . - $2.35 berry Cordial. Full Pint and Half Above are all pure Grape Brandies, Beer Extra $1.25 Wines in Bulk 74c California Port, Sherry, Angelica and Muscatel, regular $1.25 value 74 Cc for, full gallon. .cccccssse Dewars Scotch 89° $1.25 Bottle... Pints, 40¢ and 20@ each Fine Old Dry Gin, $4.00 gallon $2.50 regular Six Quarts Special Bohemian Brew 6 for 50c Duff Goréon Sherry (14 years old), -$2.50 $4.50 gallon.. worth $4.50 a gallon, for.... Very old Oporto Port, MAIL ORDERS FILLED ‘TWO STORES————Elliott 2088 LION LIQUOR CO. 215 Second Ave. South Main 2166 HUB LIQUOR CO. 213 First Ave. South