The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 4, 1916, Page 7

- You Save Here 1 Prices on merchandise have gone up all spring and j summer—you know that. When I tell you that my prices are still as low as ever, you owe it to yourself to come down and make me prove it. You get SAT- ISFACTION in this store or you get your money back CARL SCHERMER ) ae } . | $5.00 | |Up to $7.50 | Panamas | Panamas | $2.85 $3.20 $15.00 Pencil Stripe ‘Lester’ Worsted Suits $15 BlueSergeSuits in Seattle CROSSETT SHOE AGENCY Get these famous $5.00 $4.30 Shoes here for DAYTON DRESS SHOES, plain toe, ex tra wide, all $3.80 leathers . CELEBRATED JOHN MEIER St. Louse Snes et. SOO Original Chippewa Sewed $6. 80 $4.30 Pac, double sole Milwaukee Work Shoes, Dayton Logger, plain or out side counter $2.50 $3.00 tn all leath. ers, for street and $ drees 3.50 English last, rubber sole and heel Shoes, — cacaprecnemem F $2.50 ppewa Work Shoes, heavy $3.20 Celebrated Weinbrenr dlack or ta and Beacon Union-M r Shoes, Scout Shoes, with belting or sole, here Original calf, in at —=_ WHEN YOU BUY FROM ARL SCHERME YOU SAVE 103-107 First Ave. So. TEN STEPS FROM YESLER “Johnnie” Thom called millionaire, dishwasher, waiter an eral restaurant b Johnnie is washing dishes and serving ha a in Chicago now, but as prospective owner of 96 restaura’ stru from New York to New Orleans, he has his reasc He he son of the man |who girdled the cou yourself restaurants. CABINET TO HELP } SHOT DETECTIVE campaign peu 8 tn le now ta’ the ety bering cen the speakers for the admitted shooting Frank Bellstein, Eastern Wilsor aign included & private detective, who interfered | the names of fire members of the with plans to steal furs from the cabinet and several congressmen. home of Mrs. C. Anderson, 2432 Harvard ave. ‘N., on the night of June 14. Relistein. who had been employ cto guard residences in the Har. ave. district, got a report of Man hiding in the bushes back of He went to investigate. “Hold up your hands,” It was intimated a speaker out to follow the Senator Thomas Walsh will charge of the Western campat; with headquarters at Chicago. A letter from William for Wilson thruout Weat SIGN TREATY FOR the Mid he order. 4 The burglar—who was Peterson —answered by shooting. Then he Tan down the alley and returned to hia home. “I had seen the furs w T bur. giarized the house the night be! fore,” Peterson explained. “I plan- ned to get them the night of the shooting.” Peterson will be returned to San Quentin penitentiary to serve the remaining seven years of his nine year term, according to Capt nant, of detectives WASHINGTO treaty between United Stat the Danish 000,000, was today by Secretary of Ten-|sing and Minister Brun, the at department nounced today Aug. 4 Denmark and for the purchase West Indies PETERSON SAYS sow sours ne national reputation would be sent Hughes tral have Jennings Bryan announced he would speak DANISH ISLANDS ~The for $25 signed in New York| State Lan-| an of die the ate | pewder dissolves in water. Rich Milk, Maited grain extract in powder. Por Infants, Invatids and growing children. Pore nutrition,upbuilding the whole body. jorates nursing mothers. and the aged. $user sikh Keep it ow Baad. The Origine! Food-Drink for all ages More nourishing then tea, coffee. etc. In the home, or at Hotels and Cafes. Substitutes cost YOU anaes sienadl son | feild artillery | battery, “Johnnie” Thompson Working as a Walter CHICAGO, Aug. 1 You betcha wouldn't “I want to learn rules. if you could corpses the « |touring cars to cool spots in the Rockiés, would you cut the trip laround home for the summer and hand out ham and exe | ous public’ unles# you were an exceptional nt from flapping an eg« to hiring a superintendent I'm not saying I'd rather do this than sail a but I'm going to make good at thie business, and | want to learn the {O08 nous wor is 22 ant will be graduated from Yale next year STAR—FRIDAY, AUG. 4, jFUTURE ‘HAM-AND’ KING FLOPS EGGS! RICH COLLEGE BOY PASSES UP SUMMER PLEASURES TO TAKE KINDERGARTEN LESSONS IN BUSINESS | country in Pullmap orf stick to the raven bustin fre the « says young Th acht or play omp wolf, | French, Gerfnan, Austrian, italian and Russian armies i jattalion, regiment, brigade, division, corps? | realize that we ing a great deal of you, but it has been absolutely impossible to learn this thru any other source up to OUR READERS. A—Great Britain: Battalion, 29 officers, 995 men in elght com- panies; regiment (Mittle used), three battalions: division, three in fantry briga of four battalions each, one squadron of cavalry, four batteries, one heavy column, me one animunition two companies of engineers, slightly increased strength per unit, 40,000, divisions; 36,000. Q—i have been going with a young man for several years. | re- spect and love him. About a month ago! quarreied with him, and it was entirely my fault. In my an- t Sunday he came to my house asked me to go to the bail jane. 1 gladly accepted, and h treated me royally. He never even referred te the recent quarrel, and | am very much ashamed of the re- marks | made at that time. you think all men are able to over. look little, petty meannesses in |this big, noble way, or ie It only a! characteristic of this man? PHIA. A—Not all men, all women, are big enough to for. give from any motive. You are to be congratulated that the man in whom you are Interested mw thru your temporary anger and merely 1424 Third Ave., Three Doors South of Pike Street Where Choice Quality Meats, Perfectly Refrigerated, more than the ordinary cut from second-grade cost no kind sold from unprotected stalls and animals, Compare these prices and re member. IT’S ce ad MEAT Pot Roast Hams, % or whole ana per Ib 18c Fancy Breakfast oonines 9c } Bacon, per Ib.... . 25¢ “las of Lamb, Ib Convenient to Your Street, Cars Capitol Hill, Meridian, Wallingford, Mt. Baker, 19th Ave. and E. Madison stop at our doors; E. Union, Summit, Green Lake within half a block; Ravenna Park, Cowen Park, less than a bloc and KE. Queen Anne, Broadwa i) Renton and Phinney, one block Free Delivery Phone Main 2809 | |the road to Paris? jthat this would have very little to | waited for you to get over it, with lout adding any remarks which would have made him a party to the quarrel Q.—Is it true that If the Germans win Verdun, it will start them on It seems to me It FRANCO-AMERICAN, do with A been the objective of the campaign, in spite of the theory to that effect yerman popular The French communication lines run north and south, and ff the Germans should take Verdun, their next move, strategically, would be to move south, toward Toul, and to endeavor to take this fortified area Toul taken, the whole sition to the east would become in. ‘secure and would possibly be evac- uated Q—! am a girl of 17, but with the experience of a girl of 21. love a man of 26 and know it is the “real thing.” My parents object to him. They want me to marry a man of my own nationality, which 1 refute to do. They do not ob- ject, you see, to my marriage, if | marry in my own nationality. But 1 love an American, and, Q—Will you pli kindly tell ue! hak the numerica! strength of the} following units of the British, jgnal company, one aeroplane | squadron, one divisional train, three field ambulances. To’ tablishment, S98 officers, rank and file, An army corps is two divisions. France: Battzlion, 1,000; regt- ment, 3,000; brigade, two infantry regiments, artillery and cavairy in proportion; division, two brigades army corps, two divisions. Total/ strength of army corps about 36,000 German: Sarce units, but of the army corps aggregating 43,000. | Italian Same wnits, but of less numerical streugth than French, | 14,156 officers and men are one Itallan division Russian: Same units, Strength of corp including cavalry | | “Worried Mother” | be clr okt WAITING. A.—If I were you I would watt just a little longer—a year t. or uptil I felt real sure of myself, Under such circumsta: nothing can be lost by waiting and much might be gained. You will) have a broader outlook upon life and will be in a position to decide for yourself whether parental love heart will dominate your future. Q—Something is very much, and | don’t seem to find any one who is able to help me out, 80, as usual, | am bothering you, Can you tell me why the Ger mans call their merchant subma- rine, the Deutechiand, a U-boat? & T. J A—"U" is merely a classifica tion of German submarines. ot as our Fr" and K Strictly speaking. fe not a U-boat, as that class tion originally applied only to the real large submarines Dear Miss Grey: Let me tell my experience In giving my daughter a “father.” 1 thought that | KNEW beyond a doubt that he would prove a de. voted one, as he was always bring- ing her fruit, candy and flowers, as well as always giving her money, and always Insisting that she go everywhere with us before we were marri But now—ehe goes to bed almost every night crying for the mean | told him | was thru with him. | Stars and Stripes any more than/ Paris {s not and never has| French po-| | Paper P! | | White Outing | ! things he says and does. He nev er gives her a cent, and begrudges cent end on her for clothes. She has a wonderful tal ent for music, and he vows he will never buy @ piano, so now | am looking for a position so | can give her @ musical education. Bewar r friend, of these new fathe Better a thousand times remain a you are, In peace and happiness, altho sometimes a bit lonely, than to fall into the trap | did Mies Gray, if this advice, gained from my exper will help an nce, Do | other woman, please print it. c. 8. E Q.—Kindly tell me if there is any |flag that can be raised above the in the United States? If so, state shape, design and color. K. P. A.—Certainly no fiag can be talsed above our own on our soil or in our waters Lor°q SQUARE Youths’ Leather Shoe Solid Shelf Paper, DOM. vc cceeees Wax Paper, per roll Bathing Suits, adults Bathing Suits, kiddie Hea Pillo undressed w ( ates dozen ..... per dota 1.6 .sscece Flannel, Felt square yard Linoleum, yard He Ladies’ White air Why tire yourself out tramping if | marry | around looking for a vacant house? him, my parents refuse to own me.A Star Want Ad will find one for What weuld you do if you were metyou in a few hours’ time or love for your American sweet-| puzzling me) 1916, Markets CLOSE 9 P.M. if Saturdays Be Wise. Get a Stall in This Permanent Market PAGE 7. ET THE we PRODUCER ERE FOODS COST LESS —OPENS TOMORROW— 4 STALL Pince Mark. 7, GOOD SHOES FOR LESS AT THE S-H-O-E-T-E-R-I-A Entrance End of Old Pike Place Market Buliding— From Pi ke St. Bridge NO CLERKS—WAIT ON YOURSELF—SAVE MONEY Strictly High Grade Sample : a Job a Lot Shoes WHY PAY MORE FOR LESS? The idea being to get the best quality of meats con- sistent with the lowest possible prices, the Rainier Mar- ket will offer a choice selection of meats for Saturday which defies competition Pot Roast of Veal Roast, Ib Veal Steaks, Ib Steaks, Ib Beef, It . Se -10¢ 12¢ -12%e We buy for cash. Ib Saus mn icken, tb..16¢ I I F ( Largest Display of Sugar-Cured Ham, Bacon, Cooked Sausage, etc., on the market Pay checks cashed for customers. NEW RAINIER MEAT CO. 1527-1529 Pike Place SPECIAL! Fresh Churned Butter 28¢ Ib. Our Own Churning Cascade Creamery Stall 67—On Incline 1Se can Tuna Paper Plates for box Street Floor, For Saturday Only Reliance Shrimps kage, for yer Napki 100 fo 8c Fresh Peanut Butter, per 1b 10c boxes Tollet Soap. 3 bars to a 9c H. A. EBA 1825 PIKE PLACE PUBLIC MARKET North End of Building M. A. Hansen Co. “TA KE PLAC 27-20—LOWER ™ Phone Elllett 2018 Formerly of s0e Coffee, 1% Ibs Wa 2,000 paira Ladies’ Royal Plue Selz, Leading Lady, Meyer Custom Made, Walkovers and ot} $1. 50 and up loys’ and Girls’ School Shoes that Wear 5 and up Men's Dress and Working Shoes. . iegel’ hoe STALLS 21 to 24, Pike Place Market re | ug9i6. Westiake Market Sample nd Job Lot TART en’, Men Mayer, Boys’ Men's Scouts Mary ppers No Special Sale, and Jane “MONEY BACK” 0UR MOTT $1.45 but Sp for the Whole Family FLOOR RKP Washington Shoe Mig superto of Pure Cream HOOD’S On the Corner Pike Place Market STALL 43—LOWER FLOOR CHOICE MEATS Round Steaks, Ib..14¢ to 15¢ loin Steaks, Ib. 15e, 17%¢ Pot hoaeta, 1h Se to 10¢ Bolling Beef, % he to Te Vea 10¢ to 12%¢ Ham and Sausage. Ib. 10¢ Killed Hens, Ib 17¢ k, It ++. BRE Spring Lambs HENRY HEUTTMAN’S DELICATESSEN Now Located at Stall 5S PIKE PLACE MARKET or Market Market Swift's per Ib : SHOES and eciais on Sale at All Times Pts 25 and $1 -00 and up Kent of California refuses to return to congress, and it is a loss to honest purpose Carranza’s for preparedness, .too. the nation in sturdy independence and Repudiates his own currency by ordering Juarez customs officers to accept nothing save United States gold or Mexican silver 35eF-Stall up Near Sugar Stall RADE AT THE *PUBLIG MARKET CENTER OLD PIKE PLACE | fepair Stalls PUBL HILL’S Red Can 38c 4 Large Cans Milk, 256 Superior Blend Coffee, 23 Lb. Fresh Butter Wc Lb. M. J. Mcintyre Sweet Choice Pot Roast, Ib FREE! FREE! SOUVENIR GIVEN FREE With Any Purchase of BUTTER, EGGS OR CHEESE Good Luck Butter Store STALL SLOWER FLOOR © ©. KNADER, PROP. Opposite Philadelphia Meat Mkt. Sugar or Ginger C okies Homemade Bread, Doughnuts, 2 dosen for APPLE Made Daily at 1523 First Ave. Tilikum Market OPPOSITE LIBERTY THEATRE—STALLS 119-21-23-25 BIG SPECIAL SALE ON FRESH AND CURED MEATS Milk-Fed Chickens, PHONE ELLIOTT 1730—FREE DELIVERY Special Attention to All Orders SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY 3 dozen for 3 large loaves for Everything Fresh and Homemade : MRS. PENDER’S BAKERY § Public Ma Comer Public Market Watermeions 2c Lb, Seediess Grapefruit 2 for 156 Gravenstein Apples 10¢ Doz. L. Stern Co. Lower Floor CIDER ‘The House That Jack Built” -.10¢ and 12%¢ Rightly Priced Sunshine Cakes special Saturday filled Coffee ¢ § dos. .258 Bread, large 2 160 loaves 15¢ per 10 Assorted Cookies, “None Better” bexed. Mrs. Pfeffer’s Bakery 1513 FIRST AVE. Stall 136 First Ave. Fleer Corner Market Murray Smashes Prices Trims Prices Lower Than Ever for Saturday Veal Cutlets, Ib. . .12'/c Pot Roast, lb. .6c to 10c Round Steak, Ib... .14¢ | Shoulder Lamb, bb. . .9c | Legs Lamb, Ib ..15¢ | No. 1 Hams, lb. ....16¢ Boiling Beef, Ib. .....6c | Bacon, Ib. ......12%e Pork Roast, lb. .....11¢ | Beef Liver, Ib.......6¢ Fresh dressed Chickens, pound Murray Meat Co. - Washia Stalls 2, 3, 5, 7. ion Market Street SEATTLE TEA & COFFEE CO. 1511 First Ave—Corner Market—Formerily of 217 Westlake Market Extra special Hylo Coffee 20¢ Coffee, 2 Ibs Best Spices, a can Coffee Fannings Hot Peanuts, 3 Ibs --40¢ 1. 2 Ibe. “65¢, 3 Ibe. O5e Joe Mueller’s Markets QUALITY CORNER MARKET STALL 100 FIRST AVE. AND PIKE GIVE US A TRIAL — — The Best Is None Too Good For Our Customers best Pork ake ete 116 Salt Spare Ribs and Pig Shanks, Ib. . Short Ribs of Beef, Ib. 4 cans Carnation 28c 30c alated Ar t (Oc extra Fancy Queen 29c aSe ae Raking Powder { Milk big on cans of Asparagus Lipton’s Tea for f Ibe Oe Be ate Aunt THRE! FRESH Churned Fancy Fresh Oregon Eggs Fancy Full Cream Cheese Fancy Full Cream Brick Cheese Other Big Specials—Try Us GREEN’S BUTTER STORE STALL 102 Bolognas, Patton’s Market UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT Beef Pot Roasts, Ib. S¢ to 10¢ | Weiners, Ib : +4 | Sugar Cured Hams, Ib ve four articles with a tbe SANITARY MARKET STALLS 103-105 CHAS. NETH, MGR. FORMERLY CF WESTLAKE A full line of the in Young Lambs, Steer Beet, Grain-fed At Meate—-Fat Prime Pig Sau- of our own moked M Weinies, Corner Market 12%¢ 12%¢ 16¢ | Veal | Chops, Ib. STONG SAYS Keep Your Eye on Our Specials, They Save You Money OUR SPECIALS GOOD FOR A WEEK 10 bars Lenox 8 bars Fancy White” Soap ... 25¢ . 25¢ specials excluded cme $1.20 o# Shrimps pur | No. 50 F sack Flour can Relian 2he can Hersh i pkg. Baking § B0c qt. jar Queen Olives. ..._98e $0c can Extra Virgin Olive Oi) = | 1Se can Minced Clan 30c jar Pickled \3 boxes Matche: | 8 Bo sacks Salt 2be can Corned Bi jar Assorted J Be tan Guittards. ‘Pure’ Choe- ae plate aaee 2 cans Cove Oysters. . Be STORES—WHITE MARKET AND CORNER MARKET GREEN’S BEST BUYS Washington Creamery 273c . 2 Ibs. 556 Ibs. $1.07 BOE doz. 3 doz. S5¢ 2O¢ Ib. 2 Ibs. Be 20¢ 1b., 2 Ibs. 35¢ RNER MKT. MAIN FLOOR! Business before pleasure, says President Wilson as he delays notification ceremonies until after adjournment of congress. And now the shark plague is blamed on the gulf | stream. All these | fishy to us. shark plague explanations sound