The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 4, 1916, Page 3

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EA SETILEMENT OF LUSITANIA Half Price. % DiSPUTE SEEMS IMPOSSIBLE | BY CARL W. ACKERMAN ' WASHINGTON, Feb, 4.—In the | BERLIN alternating waves of optimism and Sale is an PAGE 3 COMPANY KEEPS Sanitary Flesdl GIRLS IN HOTELS ace St nal KICIOH HAIN x heavy quality sanitary: « (no drawers). These are SECOND Ave. AT JAMES ST rc x one. OG SUITS WORTH UP TO $20 AT $7.95 Never before have we offered such an exceptionally lothing bargain this. We have had a big Clothing luring past season, and inventory has brought the fact that we have many odd numbers left—only kind—so rather than carry these over we will make ell them absolutely r s of former pricese is re of endid quality” s a good sew H iloring and a d range of sizes, ymenal bargains : $25.00. These crials; also in a goow $10.95) We have seven dandy, Uniform Suits to close kerseys and serges—everr ro cme $12.50 $1.50 Gauntlet Gloves $1.00 Here is an excellent value, in serviceable Gaui Glove of pig skin tan, wi 4 reinforced and strongly, This is an unusual | Better see it. Special $1 00 | Wrist Length Glove, also in pig skin tan, and a splendid wearing quality. Very special To $1 Shirts Priced 49 Men's Golf Shirts in an endless selection of pretty stripes and figures. They come with both laum de and French cuffs, Shirts that sold 49c * | Exchange Operators Give Im | promptu Dance at | Wilhard | | Feb. 4.—Uniess Amert for diva-| pessimism which have Lusitania torpedeing pessimism swept today The latest ¢ from Reriin oa waives her demand marked the Lusitania torpedoing gottatior vowal of the wn | CANDY PULL AT Y.W.C.A imunteation of tht ove r agrees ¢ ibmit the case nebitrat an wae over local feeling, It under stood Secretary Lansing had sent to President Wilson the Ambassador Gerard regarding official attitude at Berlin. Dispatches from United Press Ackerman at Ber-| Practically all the 7 elle 4 . ood ¢ ay served to confirm offt she clals’ views that at least a large part of the German people are op posed to granting demanded con able adjustment thereof is im: | disturbed in the and new al Ang tial any war t ated { telephone has the possible unant anf fficials The Lo ost influe ured that tmost to pro friendship e U, 8. and that she eannot ad mit the » c of the ernational law ficial announce go sald tnatruc ed to Am t which number hift rl Suits, Coa m ats an tes the commen g This is a Sale have hol not on night the W en quarte busine to light one of a 1 Sacrifice and Tuesday shift last, at just exactly ONE-HALF their f eae a mi vent a few days Hing price tions had | deter two rardle ate of ( * may yan American MacDo Union Frederic! Southwick graph Co, Fraser? rial Candy Co. and the Blac were q A naus of opinion ts that as & as far as she the situa Instructions from E hoped to be able to them to stary Lansing, Hlate this afternoon or tome Another Lot Co. include Co. artered in ire { } and j ed in the halls to them, About 12 W were Uniform Suits Half Price out. They're splendidly made of good civilians can wear these, for they give endless service; regularly $25.00. Little Men’s Storm Boots Made of high tops and buch did for this weather Very see 2.00 For Boys—Storm Hoots in tan The also have the high tops and buck Sizes 1 to rpecially priced at Weighted down by tts he of snow, the tower and Mary's church Oth and . a new ly be built on the i church bullding. YOU CAN HIRE ONE! Sidewalks must be kept clear of parish school will © of the RUBBERS Men's Rubbers, 75¢ and $1. Rubbers, 50c, 65c No one any Woman's damages are are So ¢ Other Coats as | over choice . re, ee ¥ r . "i . oats ia The yet to atherman today fact that the pro and sleet thaw records for dur Ww >atur as is practically d party was to have buliding, now used Saturday night h was built in 1901 4 for church services nh the new St. Mary’ patructed Rev, Pather A. 8 rm may be always free. Open black, ha Ladies’ and 75c. Ladies’ best quality Foot- hold Toe Rubbers, 50c. Children’s Rubbers, 40c, 50c and 65c. Boys’ Rubbers, 65c and 75c. been held tn t as a parish hi The « and aban¢ in 1911, wh ch Wasa c cording snow by abutting property owners Women’s and Mi modat | : “ Heavy Winter Coats | COLLAPSES; DAMAGE $6,000 ee PORTLAND CUT OFF Coat in the house There t since Hernstorff expected to receive hi k Jean olther p. Your choice * Suit in the he : from $3.50 up ¢ die ry % ; | » provided for were sent |given and a great e built in $7.50 FROM THE OUTSIDE this lot to choose from come, wald th ° Cash or Credit omens an isses posit standing olncident with the president's \ E38 apiaper aah late rin and : w for $13.75. ( ” ’ . ROOF OF ST. MARY'S CHURCH up to your choice for $Y. ick hotel, next door. the fireplace Up to $1 for your PORTLAND, Ore, Feb. 4 $4.38. Alterations jin view of the During this Sale we extend our credit privil- according to city ordinance. Sizes sewn. bargain. $1.50 Glove, Fri fay for snow shoveling at the mu Score D! ie oa lable Goores of men are svailas | have exceeded a Jation and damage nictpal employment office at Third) With the exce ve. and James at Portland yesterds ~ Ame abut off of wireless ractically * $3.00 Men’s $3 Kersey Pants $1.98 | $1.98 | in ser- | unusual eges as before. You can purchase anything in our store and pay later—either weekly or been rus monthly gaps Ww been torn out Absolutely Sanitary SOUTH END PUBLIC MARKET THIRD AVE. and WASHINGTON ST. |Lowest Prices in the Entire City] fell continuously last night 4 ceased this morning, but ore in predicted today and the cold continues Fifty per Extra heavy waterproofe thi# weather; well finishe A regular $3.00 quality, Sp t car $1.50 PANTS FOR 95¢ today viceat in different shades bargain at this low price. fal exe come An ent of the tree le worsteds | at 89c and $1.00. Very specially priced at 100 Dozen Men’s Socks 12'c Values 6e TaMe stranded After dignation m Albee tae to shovel streets. He got 4,000 Schools will be cloned until Mon day, {t was announced today PARK DEPARTMENT = : Women’s Knit Skirts Aeplendia warm gar- r. A heavily knit ity in navy, black, hd. gray, with seri ap Women’s Union Suits grade ¢ Women's and Children’s Hose 1119-1121 THIRD AVENUE, BETWEEN SENECA AND SPRING EERE E WEEE EE i’ MAYOR WILL SPEAK! at § o'clock Friday night Mayoralty and corporation coun Mayor Gill, candidate for renom-| **! candidates will be present at a EH MH HH HH HH HH HHH HHH HHHAHRAAHHRS principal ‘5 £ A Saturd, fine gauge black, heel qualit special at . ; draw Very 69c fancy string special value ination, will speak at an open meet-|/uncheon meeting under auspices and Sloan’s Liniment **Keep « bottle in your home." of the Women's Good Government league from noon to 2 o'clock next Thursday, atthe Hotel Washing ton Annex. MRS. MARY QUINN DEAD Mrs. Mary V. Quinn, mother of Police Sergeaht Dan Quinn, is dead Friday at the family residence, 90% 3 0 Union ball, 1547 22nd ave. ~ ASK FOR and GET 'HORLICK’S THE ORIGINAL MALTED MILK | Cheap eubstitutes cost YOU same prica JS.W.E se iy | FRASER-PATERSON CO Ait iacn., brings relief at once. KILLS PAIN Price 25. SOc, 51.00 bbb bal abeteatil White Public Market Southeast Corner Fifth and Pine Streets STONG SAYS: Snow High, Prices Low 5 10 bars Lenox Soap fo 8 4 These Prices Good for a Week. No Phone Orders Taken Saturday. large cans Milk for... bars Crystal White Soap for. cans Carnation Milk for Any one of above four articles with a 25¢ purchase, Specials excluded. 49-Ib. sack Choice Family Flour Hi MA 49-lb. sack Fancy Patent red Ibe. best Pure 1 ames Henry Lard *: .’,::" Flour. Br P STONG’S MEAT MARKET EXTHA SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY F I ox led Re WHITE MEAT Co. IN 2809 “QUALITY” OUR MOTTO MAIN Pork Back Bone 2809 . Fresh very Day ynvinced Give Un nm Trial SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO PHONE onpens Link Sausage, Ib....10¢ Back Bones, 10 Ibs). .25¢ Neck Bones, 7 Ibs... 25e Local Bacon, Ib. [le Bacon Ends, Ib lle Fancy Bacon, Ib....22¢@ eens Hams, half or whole, per Pork Steak, Ib......12¢@| pound bia -1e Leg Mutton, Ib...12%@)/ Shoulder Hams, lb... 11¢ Pure Lard, 10s $1.20; 5s 60¢; 3s SPECIAL PRICES ON POULTRY “PAY CHECKS OF KNOWN CONCERNS CASHED” INDEPENDENT PACKING CO. STORES 38 TO 42—-ALL PHONES ELL. 1625 WILLIAMS 4 BEAN STORES 48-49 Butter, T-Bone Steak, Ib.... Roast Veal, Ib Veal Cutlets, Roast FP Ib FREE FARMERS Yakima Gem Potatoes, 7 for . Sweet Potatoes, Celery, stalk Cabbage, 5 Ibs FRUIT SECTIONS Eating Apples, dozen Grape Fruit (Florida), 4 Ibe 10¢ 10¢ he 10¢ Fresh for Ibs. | 00 | 65¢ mery Butter, lb. 30¢ | ffee, 3 Ibs... 91 nd, 30¢ Coffe churned . 2 Ibs Beast Jersey Butter, 2 lbs . Fine Cre W. & B. e € Very fine B Ibs. for Fine Blend, 250 for 10¢ for 25e Large Sunkist Oranges, dozen Coffee W0¢ LIVE POULTRY STORE 100 Live Hens, Ib Live ¢ . 2 Live Turkeys Live Belgian Live Pigeons, FISH SECTIONS Fresh Herring, 6 Ibs Halibut, 2 !b Salmon, 3 Ibs Kippered Salmon, 2 Ibs Olympia Oysters, quart Kastern Oysters, quart Bananas, doz...45¢ and 20¢ NEW YORK BAKERY STORE 5 10¢ loaves Bread 10e loaves Rye Bread | Pineapple, Peach and Pies MINCE A SPECIALTY. | LYDELL COFFEE & TEA CO. | STORE 69 and Tea See Us. and Prices Cannot Be Beaten Our Coffee Fresh Roasted Daily YAKIMA CREAMERY STORE 84 Fresh churned Butter, | for Creamery Butter, Ib | Full Cream Cheese, Ib 15¢ 25 Apple For Coff Quality ae GEORGETOWN BAKERY STORE 85 loaves Bread 3 Ibs. $1.00 zs8e 236 QUEEN CITY MARKET STORE 9 Ib ise 2 10¢ 2 o'clock Se “ae 12¢ ite 10¢ ze WE ARE LEADERS IN GROCERY SPECIALS ta D. D. FAGAN’S VARIETY STORES 50-53 Rockingh | Pot Roast | Good Steer Steak | Roast Veal, Ib ‘ooking Bowls at | Roast Pork, Ib om $5 to 3% | Link Sausage, Ih | Back Bones, 10 Ibs Ib cent 6 Ibs. Rolled Oats 40c Shilling’s Coffee, Ib I5c Tuna Fish, can 4 pkgs. Cor reh sacks Salt 0c pkg Cakes for Pure Cocoa, |b . | 4 Ibs. French Prunes anulated Sugar re 10¢ 18¢ 10¢ Crackers and » Be WN CONCERNS CASHED afl= Anderson’s Grocery =fj= Stores 28 to 37 Telephone Orders Solicited. Phone Elliott 185, FREE DELIVERY OVER ENTIRE CITY | CLEANS BOULEVARD | Park department employes work ed all day putting the | Lake wait boulevard in vard makes a remarka ‘for winter drives, A able to get onto the boulevard will be able to get over most of it Fri day. 200 PASSENGERS | STALLED ON 0-W. | THE DALLES, Ore, Feb. 4—A | rallroad hat ch is good for a meal in any hotel or restaurant in city today | Nearly 200 passengers aboard the four trains stalled here are being fed by the O-W. R. & N. Co. A hat check Is the only identification necessary for a meal COLISEUM CAVES IN AT BREMERTON BREMERTON, Feb. 4.—The roof » last th ars the heavy snow) ~ lons will amount to No one was in Thursday at least jured WORKMEN HURT IN SLIDE RECOVERING WALLA WALLA, Feb. 4.—With | ip ibly one ption, all seven | workmen injured in a snowslide on the OW. R. & N_ tracks near Riparia, will recover, physicians | 4 at the hospital here report. The avalanche buried 30 men, but after |three hours’ work, the rescue par. y succeeded tn ing them out Now Showing From “Fighting for France’—Official War Pictures, Shown at the Hip podrome Theatre, in Con junction with Big Hippodrome Acts Stylish Coats |i Every Coat we have is out for clearance, as we do not wish to carry any over to next season—and to effect a quick clean-up we have disregarded all former figures in making the prices the most attractive we've ever offered. Included some beautiful Coats of Zibeline, Cor- duroy, Velour, Mixtures and Corded Plushes. The styles all good. Many are in the popular belted effects and trimmed with fancy buttons. Any Coat that sold up to $9.50 goes at. . $4.95 Any Coat that sold up to $12.50 goes at... . .$5.95 Any Coat that sold up to $16.50 goes at. . Any Coat that sold up to $25.00 goes at... .$11.95 Any Coat that sold up to $30.00 goes at... .$14.95 At remarkably lk spirited buying in the Cc the choice wi are w prices there is sure to be Section tomorrow So come be these early, while easier Wl ABOARD SON'S ROUTE ness p congress before |those close to him Whether t >/on the PROGRAM T0 BE ADOPTED :* find heirs! Are California la: | asleep? NUXATED IRO: Increases att of delicat vous, people cent In ten in many ins 2100 forfeit { fails as per full planation in I article soon t WIL-, program stands as maintenance of SPECIAL TRAIN EN and business rights of TO WASHINGTON, Feb Wlison's prepared gram will be adopted by the end of March, predicted today ast was based PRESIDENT America. The president was due in Wash. ington this afternoon, It is said he will begin plans for a Southern trip. While he holds that the Middle Western trip “far exceeded the which greeted | most optimistic predictions,” his light of | friends ed he should go far could |ther West th e South to urouse those tions of the coun ltry for preparedness President re enthusia hes or was in the ational » be learne: fundamental theme of his developments druggist about It. Rartell Drug Co. and Swift's |macy always carry it in stock, 1 1b. Tins 30c-3 1b.Tins 85c uc Geonomy , Copenh Pia Doublad Sealed 30% the pound Ling 85° the S pound din i an ; TRYING IS BELIEVING Seattle Wash. Coffee Roasters in the Northwest Closset & Devers The Oldest and Largest

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