The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 21, 1916, Page 7

OVERCOATS AND MACKINAWS Are Getting a Big Slash at SCHERMER’S And they’re all high-class, up-to-the-minute garments. The _cold weather is not all over get.in on this big event $11 35 yo that were Bec saee: Overcoats that were + $25.00, ' $16. 35 You'll find the Coat you want here. Some Big Values in Overcoats Formerly priced up to $25,00, $6. 35 now This is a short line; just one or two of a kind. Mackinaws—Black Bear, Oregon City and Kenyon make— all leaders—in all colors and models. We'll guarantee to save you from $1.50 to $2.50 on a Mackinaw. Priced at $4.35, $5.65, $6.85, $7.85, $8.65. Best line of Goodyear Welt Working Shoes at $3.00, in black and tan. Celebrated Scout Shoe, with belting sole, at $2.50. “ We carry a big, complete line of Dreés and Work Shoes. Agency Bergmann’s Hand-Made Logger. CARL SCHERMER, cLormer “The Big Store with the Little Prices” 103-105-107 First Ave. S. Near Yesler a he fifth articte tm the s- soaps and prepared sham- ay eatin. fae Wee pene | 90a contain too much alkali, which [o",copguelly Gratten, fw Jee tage Yery injurious, as it dries the fer the Triesgle Keystone features, scalp and makes the hair brittle. (tm which she tells b The best thing to use fs just plain vee og mulsified cocoanut ofl, for this is | gmeneetses pare and entirely greaseless. It Very cheap, and beats the most ex-) You must cultivate self-confi pensive soaps or anything else allto gence if you expect to succeed tn pleces. You can get this at any drug store, and a few ounces will last Photoplay work. No matter how the whole family for months. big a part is handed you !f up to Simply moisten the hair with that time you have only been an water and rub ft in, about a tea “extra girl,” act as if you were able spoonful is all that is required. It to handle it just as well as Mary makes an abundance of rich, Pickford or Blanche Sweet. Don't creamy lather, cleanses thoroughly, be cocksure, but merely self-confi. and rinses out easily. The hair | dent. dries quickly and evenly, and is You must have self-confidence in, knows about the picture game.” soft, fresh looking, bright, fiuffy, seeking a new position, for if the’ Trust him and obey him in every wavy and easy to handle. Besides, employing director sees you are ;command during working hours. He| it loosens and takes out every par- timid he will rate you as a poor |!s the artist staging the picture, and ticle of dust, dirt and dapdruff.—jactress and place your salary ac-/ YOU are merely one of the charac Advertisement. jcordingty. ters. PIGOTT TO ATTEND White Public Market Southeast Corner Fifth and Pine Streets STONG, SEATTLE’S GREATEST PRICE CUTTER No Phone Orders Taken Saturday. Our Specials Good for a Week 5 Ibs. Granulated Sugar for 4 10c cans Dutch Cleanser 4 10c bars Ivory Soap..... 10 Sc bars Lenox Soap..... 4 cans Carnation Milk for. ‘ 4 Sc bars Crystal White ¢Soap. . Amy one of the above six articies with a ihe purchase, exelading speciain. 49-1b. sack Hard Wheat Flour, delivered 49-Ib. sack Local Patent Flour, delivered 4%-Ib. sack Ceretana (best on earth) delivered, for 65 can of Lipton’s Tea te © can K, C, Baking Powder.18e pk«. Clow’s Waffle Flour ise BANISH THE WORD FROM YOUR DICTIONARY. While you hear of some actresses. doing some wild and woolly stunts, the average star in legitimate dra matic work ts not called upon to do anything that will seriously in jure her. The director is no mur derer. He will not ask you to do anything he would not ask sister to do. feat, some you and doing It The director has your interests at heart. He likes to develop stars. He likes to say when a star's name is spoken, “I taught her all she! FEAR the aeed of seif-confi- mao will “double” be paid a big sum William “The Small Pigott Wl speak Manufacturer in For (eign Tra at the convention of the National Foreign Trade counct! }to be held in New Orleans, three days, starting Thursday. He president of the Seattle Car Foundry Co, Joshua Green will also attend the meeting. The pur pose of the council is to foster the extension of American commerce acron# the sean is ‘& Oakland woman started fire with kerosene. Husband, daughter aad herself killed. A CHILD DOESN'T LAUGH AND PLAY Hara Wheat’ ’ Flour [ 3 cans Corn, Peas or Tomatoes abe for 4 100¢ phere Macaront or Spa 2 TRADE CONFERENCE sc pkg. Olympte Pancake Flour 200 Wheat Hearts 20¢ Me Tea the Olympi Cream of When Red Gate Ceylon Bhaker Malt ¢ cans Sliced Pineapp ise can Karo Syrup 4 10 phagm. Glows or ( Swift's hing Powder can Her 8 Cocoa Oysters Me 1-Ib. can Guittard’s Chocolate 2te Se cans of Shrimps 106 good Brooms aie PEANUT BUTTER, GROUND WHILE WAIT, 714¢ LB; OR 2 «hettl for 16c bottle Old Engiteh Sauce 2 pkas. Jell-O for loc pkg. Baking Soda a Corn Starch 1 Ibe, extra fine Head Rice en Split Peas ow Split Peas ¢ wacks Salt cans Campt 4 Ibs. Ni YOU LBS NEW CROP CHESTNUTS, LB Stong’s Meat Market SPECI M—VEAL ROASTS ce abide. Port Ronata, 1.01 Circle W Lege Lamb, Ib Extra choice Geese, Ib No. 3 a Pure, Silver Leaf © © Chotce Spring FROM 12%6 to the ana Hoasting CUbteker White Meat Co. oquanrry” + Una Trial aa 20 tor ahe Choice Poultry at Right Prices. n Me A Be Cony o URDAY SPRC H Fane | Pure Lard 4, halt or Bacon, ih Special Attention to Phone Orders, of cold doesn't eat of Figs IF CONSTIPATED Give “California Syrup of Figs.” Mother! Your urally cross and peevish. See if tongue is coated; this is a sure sign ite little stomach, liver and bowels need a cleansing at once When listless, pale, feverish, full breath bad, throat sore sleep or act naturally stomact diarrhoea memt gentle liver and bowel clean hould always be the first treatment give Nothing eq: Calife for children’s teaspoonful, and in a few the foul Waste, sour bile menting food which 1 the bowels passes —« tem, and you he ful child agal thin harmless ative,” and It never a good “Inside” cleansing. Direc tions for bables, children of all ages and grown-ups are plainly on the bottle Keep it hand your home. A little given toda ick child tomorrow, but get the genuine, Ask your druggist for a 60-cent bottle of "California Syrup of Figs,” then child isn't nat haa re er, als rnia Syrup give a hours all fer i and cloxge f the sys p) love All etiiidren frutt lax falln to effect in jman jeaps that | purpose are plainly discerntble, and | jare never questioned except in the] | If it is wa hazardous | public for|munteipal ownership, for |didate who seeks platform muat be of serious mind,| ‘be, le | ie Bud or Waite mus} SUCCEEDING IN THE MOVIES dest. Most STAR—FRIDAY, JAN. 21, WHO FOR MAYOR? Star Readers Write of heir Preference, and Why! Get Into the Campaign! Help Out Your Favorite Here they are, a few of the letters received from readers of The Star on the mayoraity candidates. Each of the men—Griffiths, Gill and Erickson—has his loy boosters, and they tell why the favor their respective choice Inquiries have been made to whether The Star will pub- lish letters without the signa tures of the writers. In case you don't want your name published, you should say 80, but your name and addr must be sent to The Star to show that you are a bona fide resident here. The Star will not publieh your name, however, if you wish it Make your letters to the point and don't use more than 150 words. Address communication to “Mayoralty Editor, The Star.” These are the first letters re ceived GILL 18 AN “ACTOR” Editor The Star As Mr. Erickson has become quainted with the duties and bandi pertain to the executive office. His record 4% a councilman 4 a proof of his dependability and faithfulness. His honesty and high a coun ac ladvertising of his opponents. I think Mr. Griffiths ts @ splendid citizen, but for the present soctal advance I hope to see Mr. Erickson elected T think Mr. Gill an artist—in his Hoe; @ performer of popular stun! If some of the big flim producers | could get a “close-up” of that sob face of two years ago, another of the plows face of a few weeks ago, that said in church he “would run again,” and then the regular dare-devil face threatening to “dig down and putup $7! and keep Se- attle from paying her debte while in office, that man would drawing a salary that would make John Bunny turn over in his grave. FOR MAYOR WE NEED SOME ONE WHO [8 DEPENDABLE EDITH TOWNSEND 1518 . 29 ave. . HI KNOWS HIS MIND Editor The Star: 1am for Hiram Gil for mayor because he has made good ax mayor this time. He bas his own mind. He waen't afraid to say he was against prohibition when that question wa up last year, and be® not afraid now to enforce it since it has become law He ws liberabminded, and ten't aad dling the city with a lot of “isms.” SUBSCRIBER . M. O. THE ISSUE Editor The Star I believe that . his own|the most important issue before the in the present campaign {s and the can pport on such a and one who will advocate the cause of municipal ownership with out sham or subterfuge. Such a Jcandidate | believe Mr. Erickson to and will support him with my | vote, RICHARD HARRIGAN Jefferson St WHY CHANGE? Editor The Star Why changes when we know what have cannot be improved? Cc. Gil, of course. A. A. WOODPFIELD, 17th Ave, we 515 - PEACE WITH GRIFFITHS Editor The Star 1 think Austin E. Griffiths should be elected mayor because as long as either Gill or Frickson are at the head of the city ernment we would have con nt turmoil, bickering and petty fights. Griffiths has been chief of police and has made good there, as well as in the council of Chief Lang if Griffitha is elected, and pests We would be rid such disgraceful characters as such tem Erickson wouldn't have teapots as Mr we in and Gill have created over the tax) budget — |sought object | has re. benefictal Erickson Every by Mr. cetved the loyal support of Mr. Grif. son him er keep at Jelther is elected mayor. fithe Why should Erickson now stand as in the council and out of it a stumbling block fn the path of one who CAN and will defeat Mr. Gill if he ts nomina’ less to fight Griffiths They have no argument against! t Gill is power. So is Ertek But they're fighting each oth like cats and dogs, and they'll it for two Let's have stl |peace and Griffiths If Peevish, Feverish and Sick,| |. Griffiths for ed to harbor small ap MRS. ELIZABL TH COWAN GRIFFITHS MADE GOOD Editor The Star: 1 favor Austin mayor because he good as councilman, chief of police the city has made a8 th beat has had mayor, His opponents have failed to show ANY cause why he ought not to be mayor, He is above pet y prejudices and is too broadmind te he has been just Mr. Erickson in In the an great a force as every worth-while municipal own ership undertaking, He is progres sive yet not flighty, He is con fentious in his public service. That is why he accepted against his inclination the position of chief of police under Hiram Gill, whom he had opposed in the other “lections, He was t to rise above petty matters, to ac cept the fact that Gill had been elec in spite of a discrediting record, and agreed to help re-es tablish Gill in the eyes of the pub lic. It was Griffiths as chief who replaced Gill in a timation mor than anything and only Gill's selfishness prevents him, in apite of his 4 ation, that he would not in k the office. from showing gratitude by council, nough his look and see that it is made ‘by the| supporting the man who has done “California Pig Syrup Company.” lmore for him than any one else, council, make | Hiram | | years more if} and would make good as} lone extrem 1916, PAGE 7, & 4 puBtic MARPET MEET PRODUCER PRICES ARE LOWER Corner Public Market GREEN'S BUTTER STORE STALL 108 MAnKET BUTTER | Faney delt 5 wit Wiseon an far LANGE MURRAY SMASHES PRICES His Saturday Specials Are the Talk of the Town. The Trust Will Be Furious When They See This Pot Roasts, Ib. .8c to 10c | Sugar Cured Hams. .16c Pork Roasts, Ib.....10c Choice Bacon, lb. ..15c Veal Roasts, lb Round Steaks, lb. ...15¢ Fresh Spareribs, lb..10c Sirloin Steaks, Ib... Club Sausage, lb. . Pure Lard, 2 lbs... 25c FRESH DRESSED CHICKENS, LB........18%4c Murray Meat Co. Washington Market Stalls 2, 3, 5, 7. 94-96 Pike Street BURR’S APPLE CIDER Made Daily at 1523 1ST AVE. Eltiott 2251 Free Delivery Stall 11 18t Ave. Floor Hudson’s Delicatessen OUR BIG SATURDAY SPECIALS Snider's Catsup, 25¢ size for 15¢ (With Any Purchase) Choice Home-Made yer Kraut Be Choice Dill Pickles, per dozen 10¢ Mrs, Hudson's Home-Made Mayonnaine pint ze We Carry a Full Line of Home-Cooked Meats and Salads. Try them. They are delicious ASSORTED COOKIES .15¢ 3-Layer Cakes 25c (Choice of six different icing», generously filled) “None Better” Bread Hot from our ovens 3 times daily 2 10c Loaves for 15c Mrs. Pfeffer’s Bakery 1513 FIRST AVE. und in bulk WE LEAD OTHERS FOLLOW YOUNG PIG PORK 124c ROASTS Tilikum Market STALLS 121-23-25 Opposite Liberty Theatre Special for Saturday 2 Doren for Iw YOU LiKE _ Fresh Fish ught kind that nin etorage) Phone Elliott 5067 We Guarantee to Please . TOMORROW i ‘ Very Best Fresh Churned Butter 35c Ib; 3 Ibs..$1 55c 20c .35¢ . ert 30c Jersey Sas Butter Store ATALL 10—-LOWER FLOOR In Our Own Roller, ora tiggg P do truly friendly to the public inter Ga is t, we will lose in the fight. We} ‘An honest desire to be of public |cannot safely trust men who favor service—that is Griffiths’ keynote.| perpetual franchises, and lean Can you Imagine Mr. Erickson lend. | strongly to private exploitation of ing his ald towards pubMe welfare | public resources by helping out the Gill administra: | tion? Can you imagine Gill help-| ing out an Erickson administra. ? No, with elther one elected there would be nothing, but snarls and catfights for two years more With Griffiths, Seattle would have a rest from petty politics. There | would be sham battle over high and low” taxes, nor would mu nicipal ownership be In the least | ent bottle at |drug store and save your hair MRS After a few applications you can’t find a parttcle of dandruff or any | falling hair, and the scalp will never iteh opposing him without J. W. FITTS, Hunter Bivd Every bit of dandruff disappears after one of two applications of Danderine rubbed well into the scalp with the finger tips. Get a MARY A. MOORE. GILL AS BALANCE WHEEL Editor The Star The reason I shall vote for Hiram ©. Gill is be: | there is no good reason why | should be any change. | We've got along pretty well in the past two years, It's a good thing of Danderine at any! Public Market Corner Public Market PikePlace Public Market meer ere Oreo a PIKE a REPAIR STALLS BUY AT SUGAR STALL Wholesale Price FREE CANDY In each pkg. mite, rofit, ace “i * Tickets, os @ Cnr ahe EBA’S 8th Annual SALE Starts Monday, January 24 Ends Friday, January 28 H. A. EBA 1525 Old Pike Piace Market Street Fioor—North End Lower Floor, Vike Vince Market PEANUT BUTTER Ground While You Wait. 9c Lb. pF Carmation Bread 10¢ Size, Hot From the Ovens, 8c Carnation Butter Store STALL 86 Next to Milk Stall. - - / - - REPAIRS EM (0 G25 C30 to 75: Good Sewed Work, Best Oak Leather, Stall G8, Lower 1 the PL Mit. BUSINESS IS GOOD That is why we can afford to cut prices again for our SPECIAL SATURDAY SALE Mutton Cheps....12'/c | Pot Roast ...10c-12'4e Good Steak......12%c Bacon ...........15¢ Boiling Beef.....8c-10c | Salt Pork .........10¢ Veal Roast......12'c Shoulder Hams ....11¢" NEW RAINIER MEAT CO. 1527-29 Pike Place JUST ARRIVED Mayers, Washingtons, Selz Shoe Mfg. Co. and Others 1 9 l 6 ant ta ak SHOES At About | Price money. No Special Sale, but Specials on Sale at All Times 2,000 pairs Ladies’ Royal Blue Selz, Leading Lady, $1 5 Meyer Custom Made, Walkover and others o Oana up shoes that Wear. -..... 91.399 $1.65, $1.95 Men's Dress and for the Whole 00 Working Shoes Family and Sicee! hoe up STALLS 18-19-21 Pike Place Market Near Sugar Stall Stall 70 Lower Floor Pike Market Creamery Positively Fresh Churned Butter Churned Here 30c¢ &33cLb. PULLMAN DINER PLACE | Stall 69 SPECIAL FRESH CHURNED BUTTER 30c and 33c Lb. OUR OWN CHURN Cascade Creamery STALL 67—ON INCLINE Hood’s re .25¢ 76 PIKE Hand-rolied Chocolates all flavors), Ib Peanut Brit n Dinner, with nd Dessert 35c 25c DAY | Baked Ham Dinner with Coffee and Pte n orn SPECIALS ALI to have checks and balances. On . in the council, is Mr good place for eed a bal Rickels Bros. Erickson im to stay SATURDAY in the yor’s chatr. Erickson flights will ance wheel or else the ‘Children of Poor Help Society Send Shoes to the Sufferers in Belgium th into too many pre arious positions. Such a balance wheel {8 (MIL. Mr. Griffiths would ulso be a better man In the counell than in the mayor's chair A TAXPAYER. plunge city SPECIALS $1.25 one-hali-ply, 30- inch Roofing Paper 89¢ . a roll . recall and) ERICKSON LEADS RIGHT Editor Star: Some of the rea sons why | prefer Mr, Oliver T Erickson for the office of mayor over any and all other contenders are First knows the right way ters, and persistently leads in that direction, never lean ing this way nor that way ac count of personal interest or th interest of any of his friends Second—Iin this city, we many prominent men connected with the great corporate interest f the country who are openly or naidiously endeavoring to under mine all beneficent public in| stitutions Third Soune Traction ests are directly opposed in ever way to the public inter@st, and, un less we keep on guard all the time in the mayor's office and the city public servants who are $1.50 Roofing roll $2.00 two-ply, 36-inch Roofing Paper $1.39 a roll $1.00 Single-bitted with handle 69¢. $4.50 6-ft., 2-men bave kins Saw $1.98. $1.25 Carpenter Ax 7 Rickels Bros. Hardware and Paints. 524 Pike St., Cor. Sixth, one-ply, 36-inch Paper $1.07 a He is a definite man, who in public mat follows or Ax At- Hand the the whose Puget inter have Co. We y Mrs. Park, ing shoes for needy Belgians. Price Post, jours a SPURS TSS PTE EE aes eae nes noted society beauty of New York and Tuxedo © is one of the many society women engaged in the work of 4 In the picture are two little B : Americans who have contributed their few pennies to the cause,