The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 30, 1915, Page 5

The Day That One Bakeries Agpud on Credit HOYT The Pastry King Announces His New Product Macaroons A eo PACIFIC OUTFITTING CO COR. THIRD & UNIVERSITY DRESSES nie meee Product, now selling per dozen at all good and Hoyts Retati be ba YOUR CREDIT IS O.K Confectionery Marshmallows, extra mellow; — 25e Id.; 15¢c 20c 15c Maple Nut Puffs, reg lar 40¢ Ib.; Ib. Peanut Crisp, ~~ SPRCIAL FOR WEDNESDAY 20¢ Ib.; Ib. Buteor Cup Cokes, 123 c Hood’s Candy and Ice] | 2s aoven 25c Cream Co. ig There te real butter tn them— seo FI Be Place he substitute. Public Market Groceries Butchers PR Pork Roast, er Ih Round Steak, ID, Sirloin Steak per Ib. 7 2 4 c At Jones’ Market 1508 FIRST AVE. Few doors south of Liberty Theatre. Gerrish Bros. 3 BIG STORES Green Lake Fremont Mt. View Photographs Poor Engraving Spoils the artistic value of any article. We do elegant and artistic engraving “FREE” on all Jewelry purchased of us 519 Transportation Bidg. Phone Main 1935 One Got. of our $6.00 per doz. artist proof case photos (size 6x9) finished tn black and white or buff, for $2.00 (three dollars) Your Christmas dollar will go further at Clifton’s. W. B. CLIFTON ‘The Jewel 219 PIKE STREET It will pay you to tnvestt gate this offering. Ladies’ Tailoring Dear Madam: By doing business upstairs, the West. ern Cloak and Suit Co. is able to make Suits to your in- dividual measurement—$50.00 values—for $30.00. Credit if you wish it. The Factory Is the Place to Get Hair Goods at Factory Prices anufacture everything Hair Goods. Bring nd combings tig — Western Cloak & Florists THK DRUG sTOR THAT ALWAYS HAS Finest (‘Mums” 50c A DOZEN ART FLORAL SHOP 94 PIKE Entrance Corner Market Ww SMITH DRUG Operated by Ch Senttle Mont Dri Electrical Supplies Great Specials on SLIGHTLY USED HEATING STOVES Extra special for the week on all electrical devices. “Do It Electrically” REARDON ELECTRIC CO. 1525 Fourth Ave., City Every eed to be in good work Here gains 4 one in gua De ¢ are a teow ¢ Round Oak Red Front Furniture Co, 208-410 Second Ave, &. TOMORROW IS HAPPY WEDNESD Dollar Does the Work of Two Dry Goods Otay Ladion Vents and Pants $1.25 extra heavy Blanket Men's We pair, ¢ for Men's Department Store fine ribbed Jersey 25c 69c 35c « 50c 50c O’HARA'S ent Store PLACKH MARKET $1.35, $1.65 . $ 1.95 Siegel’s Sample Shoes ¥ Heavy W F 2 pairs Hardwa) plain blue and str Kenuine Hickory Shirts SPECIA OLD riKE 00 bal bearing thea Wringer $14 water power Washing Machine Men's Tailors Union Tailors 1123 Third Ave. sate Made to Measure $18.50 4 Downstairs Sa 1512 Pike Pr ry Market STALL oO 8c 7c 25c 10c 85 Pike St, Pike PI Butter and at ae Wisconsin Cream e in our ow works Cheese, sharp; Open Evenings Ti 8c Good Ce ng But 2 Ibe. for .... 45c Oregon Ranch Epes, guar nteed good, dosen .25¢ CORNER MA Viet and Jones’ Market Reports Excellen Results Seattle Star, Seattle. Gentlemen: We are pleased r Motto tt ne” « up to = Clothe to inform you that our results from the “Happy Wednesday” feature have been surprisingly good. We have had a large number of calls for specials ad vertised. Upataire Amert (Old Pa Open Saturday t Sincerely yours, JONES’ MARKET, 1508 First Ave. its for Teas and Coffees TOMORROW ONLY All 60¢ Grade Teas 40c Fresh Roasted Coffee 40c Grade 35¢ Hughes & Adams (INC.) 619 Pike. Phone Ell, Bring This Coupon Theatres rnp ne Main THE Isis Theatre First Ave. Foot of Cherry St. Happy Wednesday ¥ Horgain WEDNESDAYS 1320 iny Venture, . Warren Kerrigan in The Adventures of Terence O'Rourke J. G. GON 1608 Westia! Phone Malu Sewing Machines Happy Wednenday Spectals in Sewing Machines Standard ........$15 Singer ..........$20 New Home......$12 Wheeler & Wilson $10 All head fully attachments o« Wednesday Ads Are Trade Bringers drop ed WHITE SEWING MACHINE CO, 415 UNION #7, STAR—TUESDAY, NOV. 30, 1915. AY Hardware SAVE A Mara WEDNESDAY $12.48 Owl Hardware Co. Cat Rate Hardware Happy Wednesday Specials Jersey Butter Store fmall profit and quick RUDE-CHRISTY Get Your Winter Hat ‘LADIES’ SAMPLE HAT SHOP We Call and Deliver Free. BARG French Cleaner and Dyer The Store of Rarity PAGE 5, AR ooting, Us *, of LS 33c $3.48 ace Market Eggs 15c and we'te a Shep Alf Price $1.50 Free 25c Then Ho pm. a * 00 $1.25 doce SPECIALS (NELLA aeeeeeeeck atten dvd aetna th: Cacthedinednttnticnlincninttie) ¢itettindtte tio Sh i br Boat oh eo i the Awan nanan aides a Ger marine Ka expor Pro hall in Lo the spirits thelr ships mans h tern rail t car tra announce vine ising & sub: 1 to date ade put embargo on s because of heavy do soldiers raid and clear by bombs on nan Hartford John L Progressives plan national vention in January, 1916 Frisco courts want precess serv er to serve summons on Ge now fighting in trenches Melien certifies in New York that New York, New Haven & railroad o¢ all stock in Bull d Co WHY WE HAVE SCHOOLS OF JOURNALISM Two vietime of th pelted to disr Jap mors House cuts torp for Br Wr cial York deny China both be an of alliance adard Oil monia in emerton to $ FE. Pemis, § dies of pne RID OF HER way the last o at her wed Capt Portiand in Santa Clara wreck to- y contre | came over to New masteal Cop ol of all ships. to Gus Thomas, enhagen dispatch say | ru tween countries ppropriation offi New | ture and Gov, Dunn at outs Lofstedt placed on stand to ritish government may take over the fa- noble Pagiishman Yoru with « revne Inst winter, bringing Swed: ish queen Is on way to visit Kalser Ww im. ar felt for American mining camp at El Tigre, Mexico. Oliver MecGilvra loses in shore Olympia. Fritish aeroplane sinks German/ diver, is London report For n hurt in Glacter, Widow at McMinnville, | Ore, charged with husband's mur- der. Valdez judge rules city | to regulate harbor outside $6,000,000 In one year, production in WAIT TILL ITs WOUND Yo And clock, Uncle Robe Renton ith is (visiting rich that cl an you prize so highly? Stay up a while and you'll find rt taxpayers favor commission form of government Ma choir drona Presbyterian to sing sacred cantata day night Fire rane Easte West El M hit by night t sales of Red Cros seals Monday R, Fox, man Simonds prosperity ager rn nding a to “old clothe efit of poor ididates for school boar North End voters at gh school Wedne Willens, wagon Tacoma interurban give ink < 5 d Wash. has no Idaho 5 Q > ? uncle) eight-day |OM It, whether longer, | enue | Tues s Chris Beattie * social | Thursday night Lin. day night. | driver Monday Cut about head and body, BOY BANDITS ADMIT STEALING 20 AUTOS rad} quest of Ford POKANE, Nov. 30.—The bold “Feo ‘nunired people are home RAILROADS DENIED IS UP FOR BURGLARY FATHER, G0 real A DY bandit less fhe ys have been capture rl have been sent by steamer from 1 Tarhial aed Dodie anA While there was plicity with Fred Waldman ant id the crimes to which considerable suffering during and WASHINGTON, Nov. 30. Frank Miller in the attempted rob-| ABERDEF Digitalis ie confess include stealing 20 au after the fire, every one 1s now be-| The interstate commerce com- [i.4. of tha room of Sam#on Kar | 0% In plain Er xglove seed tomobiles ing cared for | mission today denied the Pig &tovke APE which grows in abundance on the} Two men they robbed were com aV ALON, ¢ AT ALIN ISLAND, | pplication of seven big | Beno! f, Yesler apartments, 615% | jogged-oft lands of the Grays har-|pelled to give up all their clothes Nov. 20.—Nearly pooch of the Stolen articles, inly a . Eastern railroads to continue |Yesler way, on October 28, was on bor country, i# to be harvested an A Chinaman who resisted was beautiful {sland city of Avalon,|found in possess of Georg operation of thelr lake steam- (trial for alleged second-degree burg- nually hereafter, and developed "tn-| persuaded to “come thru” when the known the world over as a most|Healy, Second ave and Wérren| ship lines, under the Panama lary before a jury in Judge Frater’s|to a substantial industry, the s|boys poured coal oil around his picturesque spot, lies in ruins to- ave. Held by police canal act. ‘court Monday. being used in medical products house and threatened to burn tt A ‘COUNCIL DECIDES UPON land case before land commisison at} MeDougall fouthwick “The Store of the Christmas Spirit” The Best for the Price, No Matter What the Price Christmas Display of Aprons Any Style—Any a Price Sewing Aprons of plain white , with two large pockets, each . siewar ere oo DOE Sewing Aprons of » hit e | d with lace, having one large pocket 11+. TSG Dainty Batiste cinettios Aprons, with colored figure These have circular pockets. One has pink re eat or ite ground, Many others equal attractive. Caps to match if de ired. Each ‘ socbecescuncoecer ame Tea Aprons of dotted Swiss, with or without a pocket; self ruffle or one of embroidery Serving. Aprons of dotte BBE to OBE 1 Swiss or plain lawn These have a plain hem instead of a ruffle WON veaie dg o:saacereis senses bedens ssnons Parlor Maids’ “Aprons in a large variety simple one of pl n lawn with scalloped ¢ Another of ‘lawn with shoulder straps, bands of insertion of coin spot. Priced...... euaegek 95¢ to $1 25 Dotted Swiss « WONG BE ok sed eve ah eoneee 65e¢ Perfectly plain ones withot ut emt dery of any GOFt, COE cc cicesece “C onval: escent’’ Sacques $2.50 and $3. 50 of soft zephyr, hanc | crocheted and knit. An especially attractive one is of white with yoke of solid blue, belted at waist with band of blue, having half sleeves with a cuff of blue, run GURCR ee scveersicnece . $2.50 Al \1 res Me-Tight nk or blue white or gray with lav- ders. .$2.25 and $2.50 s and prices. These make 2 I Shaw! le s of all cok sing gifts. ted “Spencers,’ to be worn under the coat; high neck. Colors, black, ise, -$3.50 50c to $1.00 Holiday Ribbons Special 35c Yard K have long sleeves and gray and white. Eac ri e opportunity to buy Ribbons for fa this collection represents the best ve been able to offer for some time at anywhere near this price. Light or dark grounds, unusual combinations; striking color effects and extraordinary widths. Floral Taffeta Ribbons, eatin border, 7% inches wide. Floral Center, with Brocade edge, 5 inches wide Floral Edge, satin stripe centers, 6% inches wide Brocade Designs with colored printed warp, 7" 6% inches wide. kc Warp Printed Roses with wide satin stripe, 7% inches wide. , Roman Stripe Edge, rosebud design in center, Pf 7\% mehes wide —First Floor. . | FIGHT TO RUN CITY CARS OVER TRACKS ON 4TH AVE. tracks. resolution directing tion Counsel Bradford to make ap tie sed the council Monda If Bradford is success, The city will make another at-! Superintendent of Buildings Jo- tempt to effect a common-user senhans warned the council that if agreement with the Seattle, Renton money {s not appropriated immedi- |& Southern, over its Fourth ave./ately for counters, partitions and | other fixtures in the city’s section Corpora- of the new courthouse building, the city will be delayed in moving in. Contract for the work must be let in January, he declared. He also asked for $1,600 to $1,800 on for common-us¢ ights fon |A cars, of the municipa ay, 1e Columbia police station }will be enabled to run to t on ‘columbia library building, depots, and it is believed t soon to be vacated. will be placed on a payi asis Old Salary Bill Holds even before the line is ex:ended, Despite protests from Council- into Ballard men Hesketh and Bolton, the old The council jsession Wednes agreement on the Hesketh prohibi-| tion ordinance lthe state prohibition constitutional amendment | provided the su knock it out jwhich the measure can become ef. with the etate law determined to rush ft th Mayor Gill t council has purposely de: |He 4 * EMIL HURJA TO SAIL WITH FORD a Bradford, saad cessfully. Rush Dry Law Thru {style of bill fixing city salaries for will meet in special!/1916 was passed. The bill specifies fay to work out an/that salar are “not to exceed” certain amounts. Hesketh contends that heads of departments can, if they wish, fix salaries at less than the specified maximum. He con- tends that salaries should be defi- nitely fixed at a certain figure. Permi for the erection of tem- porary signs must be obtained here- after from the fire chief, by t terms of a bill passed Monday, Tem- porary S must not exceed three feet in width or the frontage of the building, They must not be up more than 1 ys, unless another permit is taken out. ’ That Defies Weather During the coming months biting winds and intense cold, who would keep your which will localize effective January 1, reme court does not With only a month in the ring council ts u . if it is to enter the that the yed action so he would have to sign it he approved of it or not lares the Hesketh measure. ty Corporation Counsel cannot be enforced suc complain A Smooth, White Skin of you skin smooth, Emil BE. Hurja, University of Washington junior, editor of the University Daily, newspaperman und student of journalism, will |« leay e at once a member » ¢ e jof He ord's peace party to | Wax to he ih iad hy | Europe. Uusightly complasion ta tees then il | accord with Ford's re-| fortnight the wax nightly, like aquest, a member of the university git off mornings }student body was chosen by Presi-|_ Ot esas dent Henry Suzzallo, Hurja was |]! ae tay quickis picked and highly recommended as | ret line by using at mtu and man ess, refreshing face lotion, prep: ace expedition ts to leave |}, tts Rares New ryork, aber 4 e - Russell mm, & sophomore will also take the trip at the r ‘eY/ the country members of the OREGON PICKS A MAN Men from all over are being selected as party _ FOR WOMEN ONLY Pr. Sanderson's Cotton 1 well known for EUGENE,” Noy, 30.—Officially | SAND chosen to represent the University | eh ge of Oregon on the Henry Ford} days. Price peace cruise, Lamar Tooze, prest tatled tn dent of the Associated student body, is en route to New York to yt RavMOND REMEDY -- day Room 1, 217% Vike St : eT eeeeee Cc eeere. a