The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 3, 1915, Page 7

SLATTLE WOOLEW CO. WAEN WE SAY IT /S WOOL 175 ALL wood} nd Special Sale 12,000 FLANNEL SHIRTS Are to Be Sold at Prices Ranging From 79c Up to $5.50 Ea. The surplus stock in this great sale has accumulated in our own factory and wholesale department in the past 10 months. Flannel Shirts to suit any purse, to suit any kind of work. An Oregon Woolen Mill Has shipped to us on consignment, to be sold in this Great Blanket Sale, many cases of beautiful White Blankets. The prices are about present cost of mak- ing. All the middlemen’s profit is saved. 5, 6, 7 and 8 Ibs per pair; blue and pink borders; good for 20 years of wear. Do not miss this chance to save money. Blue, red and black plaid Blankets, size 66x80; price $4.75 per pair WOOL NAP. gray, 7 Price $2.00. MACKINAWS—Coats, Vests and Pants at prices lower than ever before + offered. Plain Coats in navy, brown and gray; sizes 34 and 36, heavy, all wool, $2.50. Others at $3.75, $4.00, $4.50 and up to $6.50. Many mer- chants are buying them at these prices. tan, gray, pink, 2x84 You will be sorry if you wait too long. NEAR ENECA ST 1203 FIRST AVE. s Salina piinineimeymenrenmenneieeaeenenenane LITTLE RUTH, TAUNTED AND SHUNNED BY HER GOSSIPING PLAYMATES, ENDS LIFE WITH GUN | HICAGO, Dec. 1.—When | Red stained her tumbled th a moment afte C they found her, the child- | curls. A revolver told a part | hear hot, has figure ish form lay prone on the | of the sto’ Ruth Fischer, 12 out this halt-frozen ground | Ruth thought she hed a fat There was a little biack hole | and mother like he in her forehead. | . ” — nable t child when Ruth wa Ruth's folks told s« White Public Market ; Reateaet —— of Fifth and Pine The little girl k Five Large : Cans home DRIVES AN uTO OVER BRIDGE; 2 FALL 18 FEET Five Large Cans b¢ With a 25c Purchase at Any Stall in the Market (Specials Excluded at Stong’s Grocery) SALE—10 A. M.TO 10 P.M STONG KILLS FANCY PRICES | | n De Seventh 10 Bars Lenox Soap 2he ave. 8 sin F > lence he 4 Bars Crystal White gad ; 10¢ Braay “with «| brokes 30c Cans Crisco “ 23¢ Sian eames Amy one of above three actiet with 25e purchase, apecials novice chauffeur, ¢ excluded. 49-lb. sack No. 1 Hard Wheat Flour, delivered 49-lb. sack Local Patent Flour, delivered bile over the First av at $1.20 $1.30 ans mut no seri inged thru the bridge and fell 18 ch bottom, Dennis derneath the ca * Raking P 25e pkg. Olympic Panc Wheat abe pkg. Olymple He aid from the ws Wattle Fio c er Allc ng in the Du © , “ and the ma h a m Dennis’ bod A a ad rested across h as a AUTHOR'S LIBRARY SPECIAIS GOOD FOR Phone Us Your Orders © © oO ality and Service er MAIN 2800 MAIN 2800 dventure in the P| es ‘= | HAS SECRET OFFICE “Stong’s Meat Market tun Nieholton, the author, has MEATS ¥ SATURDAY ON ALL 2 a | Late hedule tr i ” Steak a8 on writing fe in utter un | THIS ONE'S STAR—FRIDAY, DEC. 3, 1915. ‘DO-YOU FAVOR ‘BIRTH CONTROL? Mother Says She Wishes Son Dead Because She Loves Him GROWN UP! BY IDAH M’GLONE GIBSON NEW YORK, Dee, 3—"Rirth} control? / Do you really think ft Is possible |that a mother is to be permitted to }say how many children she shall bear? If the death of Baby Bol-| linger will do this, then bis short life and early death were glorious! I wish every man or woman who is intersted tn this question, could] look, as I did, into the faded, tear-| wash of the frail little woman who uttered these words j Mra fs Obl, 2136 Washington ave, ¢ 1 her worked-stained h ae her tortured heart as she spe 1 was ill with fever before my baby was born-—-whether that had anything to do with its deformity, I MRS LEWIS OH fo not know—but I do know that when my child was born both doc committed ten times a greater sin ful cries forever “My boy has complete paraly- sis of the muscles; he is not able to perform any bodily than as if they had stilled its fret-| PAGE 7. Sanitary Public Market Comer Public Market PikePlace Public Market \ HrRADE ATTHE BLIG MARKET CENTER ORNER OLD PIKE PLACE R tas! C PUBLIC MARKET R Stalls PUB RARE. 7 THE CENTER OF ECONOMY MCET THE PRODUCER nee 8} LBS. SUGAR 50c on HERE FOODS COST Less Atmore's Mince Meat, 2 for 15¢ | 31b. Can Reliance Coffee BUY SUGAR at Wholesale Price, FREE CANDY In each pkg. a3 95¢ 4 3 Bars Lenox Soap 10¢ | 2 Cans Tomatoes for be 25¢ sack W. ‘ ~, 4 Bars Crystal White Soap. 15¢ ck Worcester Salt. 15¢! shincia or 2-in-1 Shoe Polish 10¢ Roll Toilet Paper Se for eee ona 25¢ Cans Pineapple 2 for. 25¢ 20c Cans Peaches Quart Can Old Manse Syrup | Extra Large (16.0z.) Cans Smileg for B5¢. der's Tomato Soup, 2 for. .15¢% ALLEN’S GROCERY }77" \GREEN’ S BUTTER STORE MAIN FLOOK CORNER MARK WASHINGTON CREAMERY BUTTER went HAnDW Stall wz OUCH! What a Wallop! They thought Murray couldn’t cut prices any Look for yourself. Just read these quotations for Saturday .10c | Eastern Hams, lb... .1 Pork Roasts, Ib. -10c | Eastern Bacon, Ib... . Boiling Beef, lb. .7c | Pure Lard, 2 lbs.... Lamb Shoulders, lb. BY, a6 Sirloin Steaks, Ib... Legs of Lamb, Ib. .12'/.c | T-Bone Steaks, Ib... Murray Meat Co. Washington Stalls 2, 3, 5, 7. 94-96 Pike Street Veal Roasts, lb PULLMAN DINER Te PIKE ST Hand-r function and requires the con- stant care of one person time, He cannot talk ‘ ows me when | go to with his great brown ries when | leave 1 cannot take care of him, as | must do my own work, and he has grown in the 15 years he ed so | cannot lift him. him—I ha pass caus { DEAD EVERY MINUTE OF THE DAY. | “Don't tell me there are places for them to be taken care of. | applied to 163 homes for Incurabies,| before | as able to put my boy in one! | “You say this is only dne case t ell you that In the institu bo there are al rom of them is possible, than he! “of 1, could have the drafting of the law on birth control—which | a mother who knows, hear is to be brought before congress at its opening session | —! would make it imperative that EVERY CHILD SHOULD BE BORN IN A HOSPITAL! “No child, rich or poor, be born at home; then we would in time bre: race | that would not shrink at the sound of words ‘birth control’ and aliow sickly, suffering women to bear monstrosities, whose sufferings torture them with agony each day that Is greater than their birth pain.” BREAK A CHILD'S COLD BY GIVING SYRUP OF FIGS |Cleanses the Little Liver and | clogged-up Bowels and They Get Well Quick. your child suffers from a 88, pale doesn't naturally it give a or act h is bad, stomach sour “| teaspoonful of “California Syrup of Figs.” and in a few hours all the constipated waste, sour bile and undigested food will gent ly move out of the bowels, and you] have a well, playful child again If your child coughs, snuf h what other tr Sick children needn't .be coaxed to take this harmless “fruit lax v f mothers keep it be they know Its ac tion on the stomach, liver and bow ahd A WEEK els is prompt and sure, They also know a little given today saves a TO BE AUCTIONED #020 your ary gist for a 50-cent De ins directions for ba e € and for MAIN 2800 MAIN 2800 r ae ttle. Pope : f iu ita sold he je “Quality” Our Motto ; Give Una Trial and Be ¢ iaberorie . ‘ "9 Oaltrorate Fancy Pot at 10e | Good Vaney Pork Loins, Ib ike | Rour a ° Faney Vea tit ie Por ne 1 aeaaa NOTICE! ou know the avon Co ost. +anutne Sunnybrook full at full Ws-nt, 20@% Why Pay Moret “He is in pain most of the | com: | nd bes! Sate oe SHOP Pike Place HOOD'S CANDY CO. SATURDAY’S SPECIAL SALE AGAIN AT THE RAINIER MARKET Lamb Chops, Ib. . .12'/c | Bacon, Ib Legs of Lamb, Ib. "124, 4c | Picnic Hams, lb Steaks, Ib 1214c | Salt Pork, lb NEW RAINIER MEAT CO. 1527-1529 Pike Place Special! Fresh Churned Butter 30c Lb. OUR OWN CHURN Geile Creamery Co. Pike Place Market Grocery Bargains can Maximum 10c Weellatces Jonathan Apples, fancy, $1 box, delivered! Staymen Winesaps, fancy: $1 box, delivered. Sweet Potatoes, 4 lbs 106: Stall 25, Lower Floor 4 cans Carnation Milk for WM. SWEENEY STALLS 43-45, LOWER FI NOTICE! Prize Contest THE SEATTLE PORK MARKET Invites all children under 16 to enter a prize contest We will give four prizes to the four best reproductions of THE FOUR PIGS nal picture of which hangs in front of our stall + to be on exhibition after Saturday, December 10, 1915, a STALL 16—FOOT OF INCLINE SANITARY MARKET ELLIOTT 4908 Home- mae Bread 10c Large Loaf. No raise in prices MRS. ELLMORE STALL 120 Stall 67 Sample and Job Lot Shoes At About '/2 Price and Less “MONEY BACK” OUR MOTTO Lower Floor The or Prize: LOWER FLOO! G. P. CHRISTOPHER, Prop. Seattle-made extra heavy unlined Boys’ Shoes, First Ave. Floor sizes 2! to 5! $4.00 Ladies’ Royal Blue Selz (Samples) $4.00 Men's English Walking Shoes (Samples) Absolutely Water Proof School Shoes $1.95 $2.50 $2.25 . $2.25, $2.65 Sicee"’ for the Whole $ 00 hoe Family andup STALLS 18-19-21 Pike Place Market Near pb Stal! Jap Oranges 10c Doz. Sweet Potatoes, 4 Ibs. 10¢ Navel Oranges California Gra Florida Grape Fruit STALLS 121 ‘ruit, each 2 for..15¢ E. H. COLLINS Stall 28, Lower Floor Butter, Eggs, Cheese Stalls 112-119—First Ave. Floor HERE'S ANOTHER WAY FOR UNIONS TO WIN DIFFERENCES “Employ organized labor!" de manded the Laundry Workers unton “No!” replied the Laundry Man. We'll keep agers’ association open shop Which ware in his It did ca tion might ha the most bitter labor but it didn’t tion, ‘tis true, and difierences, b us resulted in the ding of a f modern laundry pratively owned by the labor and school teachers The way the union 1s forcing the open shop laundries to employ inion help ia by furnishing better clothes at the same other laundries charge union man has his fam week to the st Jaundered rices the Also, ever" ily wash rent each union laundry It took n lot of work and patience to evolve the new laundry, the Mu tual Laundry, it is called, at 714 Broad st 5 The | dry Mar rs’ assocta-| The New Mutual Laundry, With Delivery Wagons Drawn Up in Front tion tried organized labor's own! weapon against’the union, It boy-|the-counter in advance for the ma-|bia Machinery Co, of Columbia.) Officers of the Mutual Laundry cotted chinery re Wasn't a laundry ma-| Pa The machinery was shipped! co. are M. A. Griffin, president The ult was that when the|chinery y house in Seattle that to Portland, intercepted at Spokane | ing anager of the plant; George laundry wa ready for in-| would take its order ana taken off the cars here, secret:|), 1 atte D. hoe tlon hinery, tubs and| Neither could it buy necessary |ty P. Liatman, vice pre i es necess aphernalia, the|che®Micals in Seattle We have the best iighted and|O'Connor, treasurer A. Rust, couldn't get the stuff to in-| Finally, thru a Portland firm, the| ventilated working establishment| secretary, and Ed T. Levi, Joanna |rriumph Machinery Co. it secured in Seattle,” seid F. A, Rust, secre-|1. Hilts, W. H. Blecker, B. B, Ault ) the union offered cashon-Ithe need! order from the Colum-itary of the Mutual Laundry Co,land C, A, Scott, directors,