The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 10, 1916, Page 8

“THE ECONOMICAL” COFFEE The Full Rich Flavor and Fine are Satisfies Sc mMYABACHER Bros & | ERS AND ROASTERS OF ¢ “ SEATTLE wey? Sold Only in Sealed Tins. Roasted, Packed and GUARANTEED By Schwabacher Bros. &Co.,Inc. Importers and Roasters of Coffee vuMmnn> ro) STAR—FRIDAY. ARE YOU EATING SALMON TODAY? It's Decorating Thousands of | Tables All Over the Country BANQUET IS ON This t# national Salmon day Practically every hotel, club, rail way diner and steamship Ine In the country, as well as hundreds of thousands of homes are today serving salmon an the plece de re sletance for lunch or dinner HERE} Pacific Coast industry to Increase the consumption of canned, cured and fresh fish thruout the United | | States by making new converts to |woa @pod. its booat to salmon consump ltfon will be felt by some 15,000 toflers, from the Sacramento river | in California to the far reaches of Alaska, as well as by packers and commission men see In Seattle, Salmon day will be celebrated by a banquet at the Are tle club at 6:30. At the Chamber} of Commerce, Col, Hardt will keep | open house for housewlves who want to sample the many salmon dishes prepared for the occasion As Seattle ts the greatest salmon leity in the world, from « shipping standpotnt, ft is but natural that the national day should have orig inated here eee Every apring a horde of salmon blindly, unswervingly fight their pway from the mysterious deeps of the Pacific up the fresh water streams of the Northwest Conant They go to fulfill the reatstiens | instinct to spawn where they were | spawned. That function completed, they die, so that another genera |tlon may Ive | In millions they come, Mterally | choking the smaller streams. But on the way, In the aweet wa ter streams, men have placed | many traps, setnes, fish Wheels, tn- | tercepting the silver horde. Dur ing tho rum these traps are filled almost to bursting with the squirm: | ing prey A few hundred thousand win past | the obstructions, and up at the headwater sanctuartes repopulate the salmon world, then drift in the eddies until they die, as nature has ordained, The young go -back to the sea, to return again in four | years That, briefly, ts the life story of the salmon, king among edible fab From the traps and nets the tre. mendous toll ts hurried to the can ning plants, cleaned, sealed and steam-cooked and sent on ite way to help feed a hungry world The final chapter of the salmon’s story ia being written on your ta bie now, |teague will meet Friday evening at | hall, Fourth ave. and w. ow Marion st. The To MEET TONIGHT ~ Chet Service ent to apeak. port of conditions in the park de- partment made. Moving? Don't more “most anywhere"— bj/ quick, easy way to find ft Is to ‘read Star “For Rent” ads, on the | Want Ad page. constitution and by-laws| will be amended, and probably the initiation fee for will be suspended for six months Leading members will be pree- There will be a re mnembers Rainier BAKeRy & RESTAURANT 913.2% AVENUE G MADISON ST. MARCH 10, 1916, PAGE 8. SACRIFICED At Public Sale Tomorrow We Must Raise $8,000 More--Here’s How Merchandise Must Be Slaughtered to Get It Men’s Suits/Men’s SHOES Men’s Heavy Blue Overalls cut to $1.00 Dress Shirts CUE CO ocr eciscreces 10c Men’s Handker- chiefs cut to Heavy Fleece-lined wear, not 75c, $1.50 Heavy Flannel Shirts cut to $4.00 Boys’ Suits Men's Black Lise 25c¢ Men’s Wool Sox, heavy, cut to Men's Hats, values to $1.00 Union Suits cut to Suit Cases, worth to $3, choice, while they last Sweater Coats, worth to $2.00 .. Canvas Gloves, quantity limited, cut to Note Location $1.98 c Chicag 48c Under- 68c MEN’S SUITS, worth to $12. 50, cutto.... MEN’S SUITS, in heavy weights, splendidly tailored, worth to $18.00, now ONS and OVERCOATS, worth to $12.50 BLUE SERGE, WORSTED SUITS, worth to $22.50, now. MEN’S HEAVY OVERCOATS, in dark brown terns, worth to $20.00. Sale price 85c 68c le 1400-1402 FIRST AVE., and Overcoats MEN’S WATERPROOF SLIP- $20,000 Worth of High-grade Clothing, Shoes and Furnishings Cut to Rock Bottom Prices $3.99 $7.69 $4.00 Shoes $5.00 $3.85 TWEED AND $9.45 $6.00 Cuts cut to and gray pat- cut to 75¢ Heavy ‘Chambray Shirts along the water front today to friends of Capt. L. Thomsen, Stand ard Ot! Co, tug No. 1, who did the FRISCO CHINESE IS |CASE APPRECIATES | SHOT IN TONG WAR SUPPORT GIVEN HIM :»..: OAKLAND,» March 10.— While the police of San Fran- cleco were patrolling China- town there to prevent a new outbreak of tong fighting, three gunmen shot and killed Juey King, 25, of the Chinese Five Brothers Company, as he lay asleep in his bunk in a Sixth st. lodging house at seat midnight, NUXATED IRON =, The Seattle “Star: Please accept my deep appreciation for the gen eroun and favorable consideration given my candidacy for the coun- cil by The Seattle Star lam eincerely grateful to the 26,878 good citizens who voted for me and to all those who assisted }me #0 loyally Mayor Gill's sdvocacy of Mr. Fitzgerald's election carried with it the influence of the mayor's effi cient organtzation. It was hard to overcome haga I desire to ishes. Very * truly yours, OTTO A. CASE, 00 Sa run poi} 100 ea iis) 18 SHOT AT FRISCO roggtat =, it owl Dr *, Bartell Drug Co. and Bw ie Pharmacy always carry | | BAN FRANCISCO, March 10.—| Venison from a deer/shot while | swimming off Ban Francisco bay! near the Mghtship was distributed DON’T FORGET to Ask Your Candy Dealer About That New Imperial Black and White Package ‘endl, March 11, 1916 50c Size and $1 Size Absolutely the Last Word in a ey Package Imperial Candy ‘Company Seattle, U. S. A. shooting. CREAM FOR CATARRH OPENS UP NOSTRILS Tells How To Get Quick Relief from Head-Colds It’sSplendid! In one minute your clogged nos- trils will open, the alr passages of your head will clear and you can breathe freely. No more hawking, snuffiing, blowing, headache, dry ness. No struggling for breath at night; your cold or catarrh will be gone Get a small bottle of Ely's Cream Ralm from your druggist now. ply a little of this fragrant, Me septic, healing cream in your nos- trile, It penetrates through every alr passage of the the inflamed or swollen mucous! |membrane and relief comes al | stantly. It's just fine |up with a cold or nasty catarrh— Relief comes so quickly. Don’t etay stuffed. Walk- the Biz Z, all included in this $1.00 Wool Underwear 35 Suspendécs. cut to.. ; Heavy Ribbed Underwear, worth to $1.00, head, soothes | Over, Endicott’s, Selz, sale. WALK-OVER SHOES Regular Prices stamped on every pair. Broken take your pick $3.50 and $4.00. lines and sizes—so 7,8 89 Shoes Men’s High- cut to 49c Ile 38c 28c cut to o Misfit Parlors me Early—Sale Starts 10 a. Sharp CORNER t UNION ST. Sore Throat x Chest Pains rH Tightness across the chest and MM sore throat can at once be relieved by applying Sloan's Liniment. It ! 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