The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 24, 1916, Page 6

s An Economical, Delightful Place to Trade Before selecting your Spring Footwear, it would pay you .to visit the UPSTAIRS SHOE STORE, where Style and Values reign supreme. It will be a pleas- ure to show you our many SMART DISTINCTIVE FOOTWEAR MODES FOR SPRING New Bronze Kid Lace Boot As MWlustrated. A most pleasing — from our showtng of the | conservative atyiea, #3 se, | and $5.00 values, | model, made of soft, pliable ere. one +: $2.95 bronae kid, Spanish leather Loule heel. Mi erately priced . $3.45 ‘ | New orm a Tan | Walking Boots | ish last Boots, | game model in Havana brown, SER os | Sess. nee is tre coors | very apectal IVED—New Peart Gray Lace and Button Roots. Alse Lace, Spectal, 63.45 and 63.05, Spring Shoes for Men the wrod Also same model In Dutton 62.45 Representing e!! Onda up-to-date shapes for co feason, tn black ca. Hy Rr calf and mahogany tan cat, ECONOMICALLY PRICED $2.50, $2.95 $3.45 ortn sar “l OSTON SAMPLE Sex Ave HOE HOP Pike 0. INC. St "10 8” ITEL and t iy ILDING ‘Absolutely _ SOUTH END C MARKET IRD AVE. and WASHINGTON ST. Satisfied Customer Brings Many Othere—Our Aim is Your Personal Satisfaction—Come Sanitary and Be Convinced le Keep the Price of Meat Down Ber ec) pes. LC per... EDC] io porn"... 20C Veal,per Ib. ...10¢] Link Sausage, per Ib. 10¢ een 12%4¢ | Pure Lard, per Ib...12%¢ Big Specials on All Smoked Meats DEPENDENT PACKING CO. a 38 to 42—All Phones, Elilott 1625 PAY checks OF KNOWN CONCERNS CASHED. ited Amount cf Will Be Open for Leases to Respon- sible Merchants, Leases to Commence April 1 FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Bananas, dozen . Lemons, best, dozen 20¢ Seediess Grape Fruit, each he Greed Peas, ib. 10¢ Rhubarb, Ib. Asparagus, Ib. 1 Green Onions, 3 bunches. .5¢ Cauliflower, head. : Egg Plant, Ib...... NEW YORK BAKERY STORE & Assorted Cookies, 2 doz. ..25¢ Fine Assortment of German Cotfee Cake, fresh all afternoon Peach, Apple and Pineapple Pies. LYDELL COFFEE & TEA CO. STORE 69 Quality and Prices on Our Coffees and Teas Cannot Be Beaten Our Coffee Fresh Roasted Daily Try It and Be Convinced YAKIMA CREAMERY STORE &% The Best Butter, Ib.. B5¢ Fresh Ranch Eggs, Yakime Honey, 2 combs. -f Se Queen CITY MARKET STORE 9 Pot Roast, Ib. Loin Steak, Ib Roast Veal, Ib Link Sausage, Ib Pure Lard, Ib WILLIAMS & BEAN STORES 4849 Jersey Butter, 3 Ibs. -$1.00 Gream Cheese, 2 Ibs. 45¢ ¥, & B. 35¢ Coffee 3 Ibs. 4 -55¢ JERE QUALITY COUNTS ELLIOTT 4054 LIVE POULTRY STORE 100 _ GEORGETOWN BAKERY STORE 85 Best Bread in Town 10c Loaves 15c "B.D. FAGAN’S VARIETY STORES 51.53 SATURDAY SPECIALS hose great 17-quart Titan ‘Dishpans, 40 values, each 25¢ _ M00 value Tea Kettles...25¢ ANOTHER — But Perhaps the 99 ed SPECIAL on the Following Pure Food ‘$1. 00 | 15 Ibs. Best Granulated Brextecnial Best, Holly, Patent ‘Excellent, Snow | White, Hammond’s — Silver Loaf, the best These two interes delivered only with other pele | 200 can Pineapple ....... 15¢ | 15¢ can Btringless Beans, 2 B cans Tomatoes or Pens 25¢ | 108 cereereeee - de Crinco, 2 sizes, $1.00, 606, 2h¢ | 4 lbs. best Head Rice,.... 25¢ & large cans Milk. Se can K, © beard Powdem Tbars Crystal White Soa | by isdgds Pasar ete 18¢ 'B pkgs. Corn Starch. | 100 Ibs, E “Rone Beed Po 7 ibs, Rolled Oats. | tatoes .. - $2.50 fave Your Discount Checks. We give a 3 per ‘Gent Cash Discount on all purchases (not including specials). It will pay your fuel bill. PAY CHECKS OF KNOWN CONCERNS CASHED [. Anderson Grocery as | Stores 28 to 37 Telephone Orders Solicited. Phone Elliott 185, FREE DELIVERY OVER ENTIRE CITY i STAR—FRIDAY, MARCH 24, 1916. PAGE 6. BUY CITY GOODS AND KEEP MONEY AT HOME D © YOU ever stop to think what becomes of a dol- lar you spend with Seattle merchants? If you never have, you owe it to yourself to do s0, A diversity of products is turned out by Seattle fac tories and mills, Almost anything that people of any age need can be found with Seattle’s la- bel on it Few of Seattle's citi- zens gre acquainted with the output of Seattle fac- tories, It will be a real education to follow all the lines of home-made goods manufactured in Seattle. The dollar you pay for a Seattle article goes for labor for making the ma- to the banks of Seattle, and then thru the channels of trade back to you again. If it is sent to some re- mote part of the country the people there only get the benefit of it, while Seattle people get only the profit of the mer- chants who sell the ar- ticle. Get on the firing line for Seattle- C. P. Stine Think this over. made goods. Cc. P. STINE, General Setretary the Seattle CommerciahClub. THE LIFE STORY OF ISABEL CLAYBURG very well take them ‘ passed the matter off with some joking remark and walked over toward the bed In her room. “Thon sho sat down on it. Take Picture of Her “Putting her arm around my waist and puiling me down be side her, ehe said, ‘Let us have a picture of you, anyway.’ | don’t know whether the man took any photograph ef me.or not. jaybars a} the her carcer to @ correspondent A |The be Stan ‘The story, as tt come Som ber Itpe, began in Thursday's ‘The daughter o' and bie beautiful leabel Claybarg te boon ved pose |tegea photographs of the victims. CHAPTER 1. Ae Told by isabef Clayburg “It was my love for doge which led to my first meeting with Mrs, S————, whose name hae since been linke@ with the alleged ‘badger game’ activities on this Coast. “I had hed en saying I wished to ge ae Mine had died and I wan! p ee. ors pet to take its place, Mrs. |Sddenly sald: Td like to lave 1|#0me picture of a man he: ‘ould come in pretty ha: ay “She looked pretty bard at me and it commenced to dawn on mo that there was something queer about the whole thing.” (Continued Tomorrow) OUCH! BACKACHE!| RUB LUMBAGO OR} ‘x=. STIFFNESS AWAY Rub Pain From Back With) Small Trial Bottle of Old “St. Jacobs Oil” When your back {s sore and lame or lumbago, sciatica or rheumatism bas you stiffened up, don't suffer! Get a small trial bettie of old, hon- est “St. Jatoba Oll” at any drug store; pour a little fn your hand and rub it right on your aching back, and by the time you count fifty, the soreness and lameness is gone. Don't stay crippled! This sooth ing, penetrating of] needs to be used only once. It takes the pain right out and ends the misery, It “I thought their soctions so etrange | hardly res icod what they were doing. “Even if he had taken the picture, | do not see how there could be any significance In it, for | wae dressed In the clothes | had come from work" ‘There would have been nothing eer about the picture.” this, while we 1 | 1 ot! S————— answered it, and then learned, for the first time, that she also was interested in dogs. “When my mind made up about tryin raising bustness, I secking & suitable place and happened dear little BUNGALOW, which T thought would do. Takes Bungalow for Year “I was very enthusiastic an had the basement fitted up with kennels. “I bought four brood dogs, very reasonably, and then moved out there, agreeing to take the bungalow for a year at $40 & month. “During the day | had had a communication from Mise Coots, who advised me she would arrive In town that day. 1 must not forget to relate that Miss Coote had left to go ister’s home. Peterson Comes “She had written Miss Peter. son, a friend of hers, then stay- In Los Angeles with a , to Stop off on her way to Montana for a few days with us. “When she found, later, that she was obliged to go home on account of the IiIness of her sister, she advised Mise Peter @on she wae going, but told her she expected to be back by the time she (Mise Peterson) is magical, yet absolutely harmless should reach Seattle. and doesn't burn the skin. “1 couldn't arrange to gg and Nothing else stops lumbago, set meet Miss Coots, but talked with her over the phone and, learned from her Miss Peterson wes in |town. We arranged that both of |them should come out to the bun- galow later In the day. Finds Man In House “I went home earlier than usual, owing to a bad headache. “When I stepped into the house, fl saw a big, dark, cunning-looking | man in Mrs. ‘s room. In jan aside, as soon as I had an op- | portunity, I asked her, ‘Who ta this man? She represented him as an electrician. "Thw-man had a ¢ani- berw"in? the laughingly explained, ve been practicing indoor pho- atica, backache or rheumatism #o| Promptly. It never disappoints! REAL PAINLESS DENTISTS I asked why she tried to take |pictures indoors when she could | order to ‘tntroguce our new | (whalebone) plate, which Is the) lightest and strongest plate known, | does not cover the roof of the cob; guaranteed 15 years. Gold CrOWN ...seeeeeeeeeee $3.00 | $15 set of teeth (whalebone) $8.00 | $10 set of teeth ....66.5- Striking steamshipmen have de termined to hold out for a new} schedule of wages, despite the fact White crowns ... Gold fillings .. that steamship owners have stated | Silver fillings thru thelr association president,| piatina fillings W. L. Guzzam, that they would tte | 4 terms of th strikers | y Ag ~tal| Committees of strikers were working Friday on new echedules of Our Plate of wages. We Stand | Sound steamships are bound to Time. be operated in violation of the law,| Moat of our present patronage ts dur ag the strike, according to the | recommended by our early guatom- | er | enti whore work ts atill giving good ion.” ‘Ask our customers who | A our work When coming | ce, be ure you are in the Bring this ad with you OHI enced, Four hundred union men are on | strike in Seattle. W. A, Rogers Cut - Rate “ie Dentists Miss Anna |Gornes Bock were married at St has \¢ “harles, Mo, Each only one arm, recently, 207 UNIVERSITY #7, — in the a4 | No, 60 Sack LOCAL PATENT FLOUR s]- 2310 Stall 100—Lower Floor SUNKIST - ORANGES, FANCY LEMONS, doz. 3 tor 25¢ STRICTLY FRESH LOCAL RANCH EGGS One Back to Each Customer Phone Orders J Amedeo So yee ag STAL COOKIES 5c Dozen, 3 Dozen 1 Walnut nd Cake, Ib.. Oc Free Delivery With All Purchases | ‘ie 359--M. Cinnamon---359 Corner Sixth and Pine iE Wildes’ ‘Home Fiaiee | 352—CORNER GROCERY—352 Closing Out Our Entire Stock of Goods at Wholesale Prices 1 dom Bolla Pack Tomatoes 01.25 “tee «Me 1 dos, cane Standard Corn. .Aee 1 dom. cane Mtandard Tomatoss | ovine eee Se | Apricots, per can, large can Pine ite can Oysters for 260 can Salmon for. All te Washing iypronpe g ‘ Wxtra good Peas, dos, ‘can 0 Peaches, 2 cans fo fhe can Oysters for. 1 cans Gomeatio Rardines.. 260 ng Powders, 200 Laundry Boap 35 Soap. . 260 @ bare Ivory Soap 260 pkg. Roman Me tho pke, Wheat Hearts ake Fiour, Aunt Jemima’s Pancake Flour .Gelden | Be Macaront. Bho Extra cn, Drees | Chickens, Pure Pork Link Ads Cy ibe Heef, ib. 12% neless Corned » ibe | LOWER FLOOR Otto's Quality Market Good lean Rollin, Sugar Cured Ho | Beef, 7% No. 50 sack Patent | Flour for sees. $1.40 | ’ oes Swift's White Boap 2he im whole Clams for can Kippered Herr! doe can Nor oe Good Potatoes, 7 ibs ae Good Russet Apples, per box. Dry Ontons, ¢ ibe. for 400 Oranges. ree doe arst 18 E. N. Our Geode Are Noted tor Quality can Apricets for / LINE OF LILLE and Wednesday A Pancake Turner Free With Booth in thi to learn of in Seattle. viajtors A free Cup of Saturday—Stall 312. ~ UNTIL Misses’ cloth top peter vici | Bhoes, sises ad to 3, $1.39 tor .. ; Children's Gunmetal Dutton Shoes, sizes B's, to 14 1240 white Flannel, yard. . T2-Inch Bheetin for . TI-tn Canvas . R6-tneh Check Large Clothe Nobby Porca +. -10¢ Grape pag OY 2 for Good Apples, Fine Rhubarb, for Potatoes Brenneman & McIntosh aaseate moked Jow! Picnic Hama, Good Pure Lara’ ¥ ie. to B. & M. All Pork Se Hest Olicioth, White | Plates ie r Asparagus, Ib 8 ibs... Sweet Potatoes, 4 lbs. for oe)" LUCKY STRIKE, FISH CO. rs Salmon Bettie “5 yer Ib Alaska Salt Herring, 8 for.. 4 Lbs. Ic Asparagus, per 1d. 10c New Potatoes, Ib, 25c Stall 200 Fifth, Sixth and Pine day. Get your copy early. 2 Doz. 43c Red Shield Creamery Co. } =| 4 cans Aster Milk for. | Tdmeway's Toa, Ib | astern Bacon, per Id. tee | T Tish Cakes | Be te jar Orange Marmainde 20 | wre Demonstration ef TECO Peacake Ficer on Monday, Tecsday e Market is attracting many who are eager the advantages of Crescent Products—made | S60 black Saty | for | splendid | 400 1 WESTLAKE PUBLI The Sperry Magazine, March Number, will be given out Satur-| at the Office of the No. 2 Can 2 Cans BLUE to Each LABEL Customer KARO 9c: Stall 109—Lower Floor Phone Orders Fancy Loin Roasts Pork, 122c _15¢ 124c 18c L 208 F. S. FRINK GROCERY | STALL 204 Onion Seta for.. Faney Kastern Bacon, per Ib. 3 Iba. STALL 111 HE tes VComay Walter M. Goebel «'s% The Last Saturday of Our Big Closing Out Specials ‘Try and Come Kariy—Ne Phone Orders Taken We Will Give You Free, With Kach Order of $1.00 or More, = Patent Potste Knife rr ’ Local Patent Flour, sack. 91.40 sagt Botany Rasp heag 7 cans Sardines f ae Honey for jar Sorghum 6 bars Ivory Soap for....... Solid Pack Tomatoes, can... Clow’a Waffle Flour . Stall neo Oth & Pine 2 tbe. 1 4 Iba. extra choice Blue Misstor Figs for to can K. C. nh ‘to Bolla Pack Tomato f 2 large pkes. Gold Dust Large pke. Citrus Powder. . EVERYTHING I8 GOING TO BE SOLD fale Continuce Saturday, Monday, Ne Patient About Del Imperial Meat Co. 0. H. FREY, Prep Stalle 3-4, Lower Fleer Fancy Roasts of Veal, tb. Veal Btew, per ib. 10 Ibs. seer Oe > ee Sacre... Mae tor . 50c Pe 200 “ean Rel nee wm Bpe 25c OM F, Link Sausage, b. Tender Pe & large © Tomato So’ fear . ae = kinds Washing | Snider's on to wack Holly or Centennial pases tees 5 large cans Milk for 4 TOKIO GROCERY co. 1 bars Napthe Soap for 1 ean Oysters for 7 cane Bardines tn Ot! Ito can Ri Dives for 200 pk of Wheat 1 can Bia nck Cherries for. 2 cane Corn or Tomatoes. be bottle Liquid Veneer... YS GARDEN SEEDS tal R es are de- 15¢ Tes Garcen Prese Netous. Tomorrow, aupteet: of Nest Wees Purchase of 3 pkgs for... oulder Hama," Pear hioaais, Beri per Ib, Coffee will be served to all STALL 29—LOWER FLOOR Rhubarb, Ib. 5c; ‘> for ... Asparagus, lb, 100; 2 ibe Postra Fancy Green Peas, Ib. . STA! 25¢ can K C Baking Pow- 2%-1b. can Royal Baking Powder n igliershey’s Cr ‘wre te ib. it Ibe NOON Boys’ Gunmetal Button Bhoes, | Peas 1D -- 20 soa ees sizes 13 to 8, for Ladies’ small ati Pomps, values to | $4.00, for | 250 Pillow Tuviag Tjiuie dee Coffee, Mé-tnch Pere eee 5 dd Pean’ STALL 30 Lowe ER FLOOR M. A. HANSEN CO. Boneless Pot Roasts, per Sirloin Steake, per Ib... Pot Roasts, 1 "00 All Weel Biue Berge .... ... 15e Beautiful Pinbroiderten no edgings 2c Blewan@ Wash Lawns .... $1.80 Corsets ele 18 Engineer and Fireman Socks .. Royse’ Mack Sateen Walsts . . Sho Rruse: Hall Carpet Window Shades, per Ib. Boneless Corned. Beef, per Ib. .. STALL 342 DETROIT MARKET Children’s Stockings for +0. White China Plattere 100 Ib, sack for Extra fine dry Onions, I Se I 10c STALL 214—ON SIXTH AVE. Hams Bacon Lard Where Quality Counte Mrs. Oliver’s STALL 309 eat, Mi BUC ANAM aNE «| SU sets oe7 sooth rolled Chocolates, Riley's Totteo, Cocoanut Bon Free Delivery Pay Checks Cashed | Market. | six ARE ‘INDICTED eral reserve bank notes, Indict- ments also charge Charles M. Tel- more, Frank Mitchell and William | and Ross with smuggling oplum. George Busht, “Pat Ryan , | Amery Raboin were indicted by the | ‘al grand jury late Thursday |, YOU can get a lot of good land oxed counterfeiting of $6 fod-| bareains in Star Want Ads NATIONAL MARKET Always has big money saving specials, Butter, Eggs, Olive Oil, Macaroni, Delicates- sen and Fancy Groceries. Whipped Cream Chocolates, 50c Ib. NATIONAL MARKET 405 PIKE ST., NEAR FOURTH Candy Free! Free Candy! V, lb. Best Chocolates Free With All Coffees Tomorrow Ed Baker says that you will remember a mighty fine coffee long after the candy is forgotten, That's the idea. Hi-Grade Coffee Co. 1515 Second Ave., 100 Feet North of Pike. A Lot of Coffee Sa Saturday, Candy Free. faction for a Little Trouble, Every Last Every First Saturday, 10 Extra,