The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 19, 1915, Page 6

Absolutely Pot Roast, Ib Hamburger (all week), 1. Se 10¢ WILLIAMS & BEAN STORE 56 Good Butter, 1b 28e Brick Cheese, Ib. Ise 10¢ Blue Ribbon Tea, Ib Be Best Coffee, 2 lbs 5 cans Mt. Vernon Milk With dévery Ib. Tea or © LIVE POULTRY DEPARTMENT STORE 100 Live Turkeys, Ib VHe Live Ducks, Ib... 18¢ Live Geese, Ib 16¢ Live Hens, Ib ise Dressed while you wait FREE FARMERS’ SECTIONS Lettuce, 2 heads Celery, 2 stalks Green Oniens, bunch Carrots, 4 bunches Cauliflo head Dried Ontons, 5 Ibs Spinach, 2 lbs Radishes, bunch Green Peppers, 3 ibs Sweet Potatoes, 5 Ibs....10¢ GEORGETOWN BAKERY STORE 8 l-yearold Fruit Cake, 2 Ibs. 2 1c Loaves Bread 1i5e¢ 3 be Loaves Bread 10¢ Strictly home-made Mince 2 Ibs.. Full line Heinz's Products D. D. FAGAN’S VARIETY STORE STORES 51-53 20 per cent discount on “Sa- vory” Roasters. Also 40c 17-qt. “Titan” Dish Pans........25¢ Good all Thanksgiving week. NEW YORK BAKERY STORE 5 6 Vienna Rolls FREE with every order of 2 10¢ Loaves Snowflake Bread, 3 loaves 10¢ 20¢ -10¢ 25e Layer Cakes.... German Coffee Cake.... New Prunes, 4 Ibs. Cluster Raisins, 2 Ibs Seediess Raisins, ib Lemon Peel, Ib. ... Orange Peel, Ib. . ie Table Syrup, bottle ‘106 45e Hershey's Chocolate, can BS 10¢ | 15e Buckwheat Flour, pke. 10¢ fic Tuna Fish, can ..... Best Rice, 5 Ibs 25e Cholee Steaks, Ib 122e¢ Fancy Bacon, Ib 20¢ Veal Roast, Ib 10¢ | Lean Bacon, |b 12' 2 Pork Roast, Ib 12¢ Local Bacon, tb lle Leg of Lamb, Ib 12'2¢ Fancy Hama, |b lhe Vhicken, Ib 15¢ Link Sausage, |b 10¢ Sold All Day As Advertised Stalls Stalls Sea's Independent Packing Co. 0": Telephone Elliott 1625 We Deliver Free Twice Daily Within a Reasonable Distance 25¢ | Tomatoe ails Anderson's Grocery Stores 28 to 37 "Telephone Orders Solicited—Ail Phones, Eliott 185 FREE DELIVERY OVER ENTIRE CITY Sanitary SOUTH END PUBLIC MARKET Third Ave. S. and Washington St. BIGGEST SPECIALS EVER! Shoulder of Lamb, Ib Shoulder Hama, Ib ve ite SOUTH END BUTTER CO. STORE 48 Fine Ranch Egas, 5 doz. 81.00 Assorted Jama, 2 Ibs. 25e Best Butter, 3 Ibs $1.00 Creamery Butter, 3 lbs...S5¢ 5 large cans Milk ze FISH SECTIONS Fresh Herring, Ib Black Cod, 3 Ibs... Halibut, 2 Ibs Clams, at Kippered Salmon, 2 she Be 15e¢ be ze be Kippered Herring, Ib 10¢ Fresh Salmon, 2 Ibs ze Eastern Oysters, pt Bhe Large Crabs, 2 for 25e FRUIT SECTIONS Pears, doz Grapefrutt Hest Grapes, 2 Iba Bananas, dos Ben Apples, doz Cooking Apples, doz Cranberries, ib Sweet Oranges, doz YAKIMA CREAMERY CO. STORE 84 Creamery ter, Ib 27¢ Ib... 18 one combs... 25¢ QUEEN CITY MARKET STORE 9 Lean Bacon, Ib 12'2¢ Steer Steak, Ib 12e¢ Roast Veal, Ib 10¢ Roast Pork, Ib .. We Leg of Lamb, Ib 124¢ Local Bacon, Ib --Sle Pot Roast, Ib. . .. Be Fancy Hams, Ib.. ise LYDELL TEA & COFFEE Co. STORE 69 25¢ can Ghirartelff's Chocolate . 25¢ w tth ‘every Lb. Coffee ‘order Queen Olives, pt ze Chow Chow, qt.... - ie New Kraut, Ib......... be “Rainier” Best Flour only $1.15 sack OUR LEADER THIS WEEK “Silver Loaf,” best Montana | ie Spices, only he Flour, sack .........-- $1.45 | Crystal White Soap, 7 7 bars 25e No, 1 Walnuts, Ib. . ..15¢ | 25¢ large can Peaches 1 Macaroni, 4 lbs. 2 cans Salmon, rge cans 20 Cateup, bottle 6 10¢ rolls Totlet Paper © Salad Oli, bottle Mop Heads ardines in O11, 6 cans c Brooms, each Corn Starch, 6 pkgs. 46c Hill's Coffee, Ib.... Northern Spy Apples, box BY WILLIAM PHILIP SIMMS EASTERN FRANCE, Sept. (By Mail.j)-—If you need a fad and would like to become a “collector,” here js a free sug Sestion: Start a collection trinkets made by French troop ers on the firing line. Starting with finger rings in the spring, there are few things the warriors now are not i { making betwen bayonet charges a and dodging big shells Alominum, brass, copper and nickel In the German shells hurled at the French, usually are the “raw materials,” Bulle’ = empty shells, shell-clips, coins, * buttons, insignia buckles, belts, hand grenades, also are used The most popular curio is the aluminum — ring. Scarcely soldier is without at least one. These are made by off a cross section of the alum inum fusetubing inside German shells and whittling or filing it 16. to desired design. These are numerous, and some are of beautiful workmanship, engraved with professional skill. Some of the soldiers are, of course, the spiked German helmet, French war cross in copper in set, the Cross of Lorraine, the thistle of Alsace, ete Inkstands made from |} grenades with crossed cartri 4% pen racks and mount shell fragment are fas Watch fobs are made of leather from Grman officers’ heits, with &@ goldplated button for fob or a f on a ! ot | | polished have ned | cutting Jewelers A popular design is tne signet with @ crown, cut from the | Prussian guard's brass button inset. These rings are much sought. Others are serpents wearing the | |} The tools vary much, TROOPS IN TRENCHES MAKE RINGS OF SHELLS FOR FOLKS AT HOME 8 , fob ma made of bronze, brass, nickel United Press Staff Correspondent | OT aluminum, any desired shape From the mud of the trnches soldier-sculptors are making all sorts of statuettes, humorous and serious. The busts of Joffre and Potn caire, miniature Venuses and Mercuries, and comic crown princes and kaisers are favorites. Dainty picks, shovels, rifles, cannon and the like are made of | They are | brass or other metal to a point jeweler might handle pride where any them with There made in the no limit trenches is to these articles as do the objects. Some of the men have a pocket knife. Most, however managed to get hold of at a file and a piece of cloth least emery The soldier isn't trying ¢ make money with these things It is rarely he.will part with the proofs of his Ingenuity He time ing at loopholes on the trenches The work and the its way mother, makes them in his leisure between battles watch lips of occupies his mind progicts usually finds to wife, sweetheart, father or children Much devotion goes into trinket, for not infrequently manufacture is the last the soldier before he the ite woes to | death Twelve billion dollars’ worth o potash deposita a within grasp of the French army in Alsac ne will pass into possession of F if the province is held after war Who is Betty Brown? ct of | CHINESE WANT A MONARCHY; WHY Peking Correspondent Says Its Because They Don't Understand Republic LIKE OLD WAY BETTER Hpecial to The : PEKIN, Nov, 19.—The people of China in voting to overthrow their present republic govern ment have don @ they be eve that as a monarchy they wil have better opportunity to pursue thelr own way in peace and quiet In other words, they figure that under a monarchial form of govern ment they will gain more of the benefits they had hoped to gain as a republic. ‘The present president Yuan Shal President who'll become an em- jperor! Yuan Shai Kal, present |head of the republic of China, which) |soon will revert to monarchial form jof government by will of the people. Kal-—wtll tn the near crowned as emperor, Thie is a paradox that ts prac tically assured by the returns of the Jelections on October 20, when 11 of the 19 provinces unanimously! balloted for a monarchy There are still neven provinces to be beard from—but there ts little doubt of their vote | With all the returns in, nothing | ins but for the national council pt_a bill formally making the! from republic to monarchy lettective The change Is undoubtedly being, made with the entire approval of} President Yoan If it was not he could have} stopped It by a word The Chinese people today do not] Want a republic because they have) not intelligently studied the ques| tion and although they have voted for it they, it is believed here, do Not really want a monarchy What want I* a government! which ermit them to return to many of thetr old ways in peace. | Under the old rule they were op pressed bit they knew what to ex | pect Under the chaos of the new re-| public they have been shunted from) one thing to another, they were a people demoralized and the Chinese by nature are an order loving, methodical people. H future be PUBLIC OWNERSHIP LEAGUE WILL MEET Port candidates, and possibly the mayoralty and council candidates will be discussed by the Public Own ership league at a meeting beginning jat 7:45 p. m. Friday at the Labor temple. The league will decide on |what candidates it will endorse for the port commission. A lightning bolt at Laurel, Del., struck a half-grown chicken and strip) it as clean of feathers as aid egg, leaving the bird none the worse for the exper SOON AFTER PiSTSals 1 etwreea HAVE A cop Ham ADMITTED 674 To THE UNION™. A. | ‘COP. WAS. ELECTED STAR—FRIDAY, N SWEET, UNSALTED BUTTER We make a specialty of SWEET UNSALTED BUTTER. We make one churning of SWEET or BUTTER EVERY DAY in, the week Did you know that BUTTER MILK makes the finest of HOT CAKES, MUFFINS, and many de sirable warm pastries for the breakfast? Get Both at the At the Big Churn in the Center of Market FANCY CREAMERY ean Olive Ott ; 2 Ibs. Mince Meat for Crisco. Be, Be and S100 rl « Pot Roasts, ib 1ae Relginr 20° Holling Re 10° All Pork Link sage Ihe STALL 4, LOWER FLOOR IMPERIAL MEAT CO. oO, H. FREY, Prop. SPECIAL NO. 1 Family Flour, No. 50 a .00 erQer or more. | AM Our Prices | We Ship by Hal . 50 25c 25c 25c 25c 25c 15c 15c 25c dap 4 ibs, fancy Navy Beans . Patent Hatton top, | t soles, | | medium welght | rt "| '$2.50 “nda 5c _ ts Initial | |A Married Man’s Troubles MISS BROWN, THIS IS Your FIRST DAN HERE AND THINGS MAY BE ALITTLE STRANGE To You, BUT [M SURE You WILL Like. THE PLACE AS TIME GOES ON HeLLovtom¢ | WANT To s WASHINGTON Old Holland Butter Stores STALLS 312-315-316-317 HENRY LEISGE _. Walter M. Goebe ” Our > Thankegiving Specials Save You Money THESE SPRCIALS ARE GOOD ALL SEXT WEEK, AND 1’M COMING UP To THE OFFKE — SOME CRETONNE I" GOING TocET OV. 19, 1915. PAGE 6. No. 50 Sack of Flour Fancy Staymen Winesaps, box .. 95c Fancy Spitzenberg Every Sack $ ] ] On Sale Saturday lewis, $] 95 Guaranteed s Stall 109—Lower Floor | per box ..... a 1 Sack to a Customer eee No Phone Orders Ange eae 10¢ Mixed Nute, 2 Ibs, for 342 25¢ 342 | Westlake Public mrt Market 22 AND SIXTH MAIN 6989 Choice Shoulder Pork Roasts, Ib. 10¢ myovlder Hoan 10c -10¢ me Bo 8c Pete ta 14c, ton Seas 15c | Center of Market ON PINE STREET WASHINGTON CREAMERY BUTTER STALL 1 sory JOhMson Grocery Co, «ss Balcony 10 Ibs. Granulated Sugar for. . wth order of over, exciudl No. 50 Sack Best Patent Flour. . With $1 order or over, exetw White Soap... 286 t Be bars Crysta 6 ba pe & Ibe Siam Head New ce ¥ We have « mew shipment of Norwegian Stock fini Our Motto Is to Please Our ( STALL 301 Hatibu STALL 4, Otto’s Quality Market ZOBLE GROCERY CO.—STALL 219 PHONE ELLIOTT 4314 FREE ety 6-Ib. box fancy Cc per Pacific Coast Fish Co. Croce, Huckleberries, Freat Ib bd. Mey Rest N. J. Cranberries, 2 tbe Nice Artichokes, 2 for Mexican Lima Beane | Oregon Prunes os.ee----+ SPECIAL NO. 3 | ie LOAF HOME 4 tbs. French 10 Ibe. Sugar 50c MADE BREAD, se ] Prunes for ......-.s.ss0e FOr a tnennees Fruit Cakes | No. 1 Engliah 20 (pe ‘order or over. RF aoe Beicce Walnuts, I. ic i wm eneciAL NO. 4 5 large cans Carnation 25 c Milk With The order of over. thotee ts for Rolls Antineptic. jet Paper ; $2.15 .25¢ Sprouts, 2 Ibs. me Fancy Bru Heat of Parcet Post. Best Rutabagas, k Sweet Pot 4 Iba. 4 Ibe r r Fancy Dry Ontons, § Ibs. .... tee Fancy Fresh Apple Cider by the quart STALL 200 Onions, 6 a Hest Sweet Potatoes, 10 Ibe : STALL 207 F. S. Frink’s Grocery 10c 15c 25c lor 35c Ibs... Extra Fancy Stayman Winesap Apples, per box, $1. Delivered Stall 344 Yakima Fruit Company atl Special prices on apples by the box. We carry a very large as sortment of the choicest varieties, Stall 331 Lucky Strike Fruit Co. per pa kage A ¥ Young's Stone Burr Cerenis, LONDON ree ppetivers, 126, 12! Always at Ith Weatlake Market Westlake Market | Men’s Ca Viiiame | Men’s Cordur sizan 2% to 8, | $2.25 Men's Hogskin Children's | Gloves. en Pu c 1 Rain Capes, Men's Bolted | $1.98 39¢ I Boos warm Ladies’ Storm | 10c | | ae eR $2.98 | 45¢ | $2.98 | ~ 1M DOWN TOWN SHOPPING SAY BILL, WILLYoU TRADE STENOGRAPHERS FOR AN HouR. OR SO? THiS NEW GIRL OF MINE 1S ToO SLOW AND | HAVE SOME RUSH WORK GET ouT! IN ANSWER "To NOURS OF RECENT DATE WE WISH TO SAY ui How Nou A SAMPLE OF oe. THe StAR. ERSTE ALL THE THERES THAT SAM SEE THE LAW ROUGH:NEC ks BRINN OF TEXAS 2 SOON’ WERE CALLING cw <Q SAM" THE LONE STAR’