The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 11, 1916, Page 6

A Delightful, Economical Place to Trade i} || This Clearance of Our Summer Stock Is Proving a NEED MORE TRAFFIC AT SIXTH AND PIKE SOUTH AMERICAN “:.""".2":"]] were speeding Through the - tion and postmasters of the third Retail Game By CHARLES P, STEWART No development will quickly | and fourth-class cities of the North ‘ The low prices which pr revail at thle at this sale will hi reac, our agit Rvnne hee tte earl ae prepare pb see pesine west will gather in Seattle for) | surplus stock in quick order. There are the regular $3.50, $5.00 » » “ : * their annual conventions | rey verses th Pampe, Oxtords and Ghose, which at the Eiarts end South Amores Meee Caled free.” |. The merchanta will beat ¢hel The public has got to be there to see us out, so here’s how we ces offer splendid savinga to the honpe n drawn measu 0 5 : ee ee together by the reduction In | Dr. Murature expressed the be-|postmasters to work by two days, are going to get ’em: a postal and cable ra and the | jief that the exchange of news be jand will begin thelr business in the |e ies’ E Shoes at a signing: of contracts by the tween the United Press and La&|geattle hotel August 14. The post United Press and the influen- | Nacion in particular will promote| masters will not convene until Au 00 Starrett Com- 350 Black Stove 15¢ Gas Mantiez, 60c Old English Floor tial newspaper La Nacion, for |among the masses of South Amer| gust 16 | bination Square, ONE Enamel, 19¢ Quitting, 6¢ Wax, Quitting, 29¢ the first comprehensive news | ica a more sympathetic understand Following the address by R. R.| pee fh ‘a ee service between the two conth Jing of the action of the United! pox, president of the Northwest $3.50 Blue Stee! Se White $1.25 Screen Doors, 5c qt. Linoleum > nents. Or. Jose Luis Murature, | States toward Mexico than exi#t#) Merchants’ association, other talkn Razor, $1.19 Shellac, $90 Quitting, GRE Varnish, Quitting, 43¢ This lot consists of Patent foreign minister of Argentine now anywhere except in Kovern| wil} be made by prominent mer Warranties 85e Wagon and Auto | 9555 screen Doors, | 50c pkg. Calotint Wall Leather High Shoes with side lace oe Bate journalis le ment circles. . chants on mercantile subjects $2.50 Wise Razor Paint, A7¢ Quitting, *1.28 Kalsomine, all colors, and patent Also in Gun clared today I personally consider that the) The social side of the program Strop, OSE €2.80 10-year guaran. 5-lb. Pkg. Not only have the two continents nked up more closely as Keo ‘al unite, Dr. Murature out, but their peor will $1.00 roll Building Paper, blue, green and red, Quitting, 306 Quitting, 19¢ $2.50 Hartford War- ranted Stee! Carving United States ts offering most pos!-|includes sightseeing trips, a visit Uve evidence that its Mexican pol-|to Crystal pool, theatre parties, a| ley is shaped by pan-American/amoker and eeveral luncheons, ideals,” said the foreign minister.|which will be attended by Gov teed Maltoid Junior Roofing, $1.47 roll $2.25 Floor Paint, metal with black tops. For quick 850 Machinist Hammer, c clearance they are marked at the special price and sacl 2.00 Wise Tinners’ . be, brought into closer sympathy. |The highest respect’ constantly Ester and other notables ance ane $1.47 gal pec Pe in ota Sets, $1.69 THESE ARE UNUSUAL VAL sian nee | 3e Cl ahown the sovereignty of Mexico! The post ters will meet in the ¥ BN UES AT THE South Ameriea toward pan-Amert:) ing the consideration demonstrated Commercial Club, where troubling Bo Stanley Zigzag [9205 Fiat Wall Faint: amen ere $5.00 Baseball canism” wa com nade b an be w wi es ee AA SALE PRICE $1 .50 see: Re eet vehelen mictaees ped for her independence 1s evidence of| postal questions will be righted Rule, 19¢ sedis lg dc Oiled Silk Lines, 25 Mitts, $1.89 this triple accomplishment of the| ‘2e sincerity of American purpose.” land where topics of office manage $1.76 Disston Hand $1.69 ga! YArGh, CARES: BRE $3.00 Baseball * + - aoe See daw 1 Business and government circles; ment will be discussed Saw, MMe 4 5.00 G ¢ Bristol Mitts, White Kid Paris Pumps lant few days tor not merely of ex-|Ar@ moxt keenly Interested both in] ‘The postmasters have accep ian abn tininen Lamp Black, wasps vad ep 97¢ 4 " at the ri, it, wit 0 . bs , : ction | > wr r pre - 4 2 justrated rf pediency, bat based on historical] able and postal rate reduction |the invitation of the merchants to) Weenshes; 606 4e pkg Quitting, #2.97 20c Paint Brushes, 7¢ hand-turned soles, now $7 OB and {fn the arrangement for Inter-|be their guests for one di 5-year guaranteed d hical actualities, “ ra Ae vie this collect.) change of news. | Henry G, Dablby, president of 75c Crescent Auto Roofing, O7E rol! 25c Liquid Veneer and 10c Bar Lifts, 1¢ , Sever pro! © business men the Washington State League of Wrench, a A, 0. K, Furniture 5e Door Bumpers il be mot 4 in the} Several prominent busip men a 30¢ 26e Electric Tape, 1:26 ic pi le Polish, Quitting, 9¢ 35¢ Auto Sponges, Quitting, ve says = that all live ra in the state will n August 16 £5c Russwin Mortise Lock, B9¢ $4.00 Front Cylinder of common ideals and inter-| pointed out that such an exchange | Poetmasters ined by the| of news between the two contin patnas asses gt as is provided by the United P $1.25 Clarke Expansive Bits, large size, $1.00 Braces, 47¢ Sand Paper, 2 for 1¢ $3.50 Perfection Oil with whieh t the reasons and advantages, which | La Nacion contract is of necessity a0 Pe . a ys n k, are Sapemnrsiny SFOs DRS A Teer lah | ne tia tase noes ey see SEE ET OEY Th | $3.00 18-inch Stanley 35¢ phase ae Soot a one yee ma ne ae The regular $4.00 values in Tan Oxfords with functioning. South America into closer relations.| BCyyS GET WATCHES spond pareegay-ep Sleoe ngle Stain, ga eran « Siew 25¢ Whisk Broom 5¢ [35¢ Gri Shears, 14¢ $2.25 Ready-Mixed 50c 17-qt. Granite FOR THEIR BRAVERY | | wADOO SAYS U.P. IS AIDING U.S. IN SOUTH WASHINGTON, Aug. 11 The | South American countries linking up of the masses of North Tt is a matter of real importa and South America thru the news|to the people of the two continen arrangement entered into by the .and is @ very practical step toward United Press and La Nacion, lead- that better knowledge and under ing newspaper of South America,|standing of one another for which lwas hailed here as an event of,we have been striving for many great {mportance yoars, “It is with great satisfaction that| “It should facilitate the Inter I learn of the establishment of this|change of ideas and information 75¢ Harrison's High- $4.50 50-ft. Garden Paint, warranted 5 Dishpan, 19¢ Grade Varnishes, 2¢ Hose, $2.39 years, gallon, $4.00 6-ft. Atkin’s $1.00 Gas Quitting, $1.47 Cross-Cut Saw, $1.69 B0c JapaLac and ether Varnish Piates, AD¢ Step Ladders, 19¢ ft. $2.00 Furniture Varnish, gal., Quitting, O7¢ 20c Scrubbing Brush, 6¢ In the future we are going to rep- attire Band resent Eastern Paint Manufacturers H. pure Prepared wholesale only. CKLES BROS. 45¢ Japalac and other Varnish Stains, 20¢ TENNIS OXFORDS AM) sizes of Tennis Oxtords, in both black and ite, on sale tomorrow at ‘ : 49c This Sale includes all broken lines and while the Wot complete tn all lines, you wit! find yo: r size in some — OSTON HOE 0 sATUrthay direct news service between South| The better we know one another bd America and the United States the better conditions will be.” eke p the} Senator Wm. J. Stone, chairman PAINTS Ph che Amounting to BIA thro an arrangement betw SAMPLE HOP INC. 109 United Preas and La Nacion, of |of the foreign relations committee, | Buenos Ayres,” said Secretary of | was equally pleased over the news ~~ LITE * “4 9:30 A. M. r pice 2 th Treasury McA wh as The benefit that w result by ” or Over | OF Second Ave at Pike St BUILDING yey of the international high |the establishment of such a news 524 Pike Street Corner Sixth aa [commission recently headed a service is readily apparent.” ‘party that visited the princtpal|said. “It will bring the democra — ———«w- lies Of the two continents in close touch, We have been hampered tn STATE HEALTH INSURANCE FOR Se". with one another by lack of cur-| rent information regarding one an WORKERS IS NEXT GREAT STEP er .cversce.crnes tries of Europe. A splendid thing IN HUMANITARIAN LEGISLATION # tic.#.2°°"' BY HERBERT QUICK surance for those who cannot {wages would soon fall 50 cents a Wt is quite possible for any buy It! week who has the money to | A Bare Living | That is why it ie a matter of life ineurance against sickness, | The average wage-earner is em-/and death to laborers when a class a certain amount to an in- ployed on the basis of his mere liv- of t and efficient work y. and if one jing. He gets what he is able to ers, like the Chinese, come into the ill he will receive from the live upon, and no more. If every field of industry ly a certain amount of workingman and workingwoman in| That is the economic reason for per week, or per day, the country in any given employ. trade unfoniam the necessary cessation ment were to learn to live on § Impossible to Save |we reed a human document that| DEAN ROBEKTS, of the mining | pictures the suniight of life as well | school of the University of Wash- as {ts shadows, we cannot help but |think {t ts a contribution, not only |!"Stom, urged the Seattle En- | to the enjoyment of the world, but Sineers’ society to make hurried to {ts bettermen: as well. Jefforts to obtain the U. 8. mining |and metallurgical experiment sta- If you have something to swap, |tion which the government is soon list it in Star Want Ad to establish Southeast Corner 5th and Pine St. MRS. WAVERLY SUBMITS TO f AN OPERATION AND IS EX- EES SSDP be ery bye oagpt yy food, shelter.) Things being 80, laborers cannot Frank Raffensperger, at top, and PECTED TO RECOVER ee eee ee on. meee [voluntarily _ save for ineurance Clayton Sheesley, heroes. Cligpings from the Daily Bleok any soy re eeepc Mrs. Waverly Will Regain Health! Linge gps prc Teri tpagherPone LIVINGSTON, Cal. Aug. 11—| Yesterday imecrning, Mrs. Mar-|I main 2699 MGUUALIEY" Gur Matte! Ss ae 11, and his|garet Waverly sahmitted to an op- Sheesley, 12, be-jeration on the spine : tly when they| Dr. ———, tho surgeon from Vi-! \ neer ens performed the operation, and night Mra. Waverly had fore an their sky And yet, the the wage-earn erpresent dark cloud in Frank Raffensp playmate, Clayte came heroes prevented a rafiroad wrec Ker ae | d i Abechatly Phone Elliott 2700 SOUTH END PUBLIC MARKET THIRD AVE. AT WASHINGTON ST. WHERE MONEY TALKS We are winning vay into the hearts of intelligent shop- pers asa market of OMY, as well as a market of QUALITY Are you taking advantage of it? FREE DELIVERY and con venient cars at your service Stop and Shop Where You Get the B Meat for Your Money! Leg Miitton .» -12Z%e | Shoulder Roast Mutton T7¢ Pot Roast by +++ Ge | Hams, half or whole. 18¢ Roast Veal .. De | | poe Jer Hams .18¢ Good Steer Steak. ‘12¢ | F'cy Breakfast Bacon 22¢ BIG SPECIAL ON ALL KINDS CHICKENS Give us a trial and be convinced nation loses when “x suffers s Fresh Dressed Chickens, Ib, ; Fancy Sugar-cured Bacon, 1b. He may spread disease, and often here aid . 1R¢ |... : ze does. He often becomes s pauper Perfect Water from a broken irrigating|® good chance of recovery. This Dot Sonia, 2 Salt Fork, 1b, «4+. 10¢ when he quits. This makes him a bY i c * nox @ +} will be good news to Mra aver eal Roasts, ib #65 of Lamb, Ib. -- 20¢ a Purity anal was pouring over aie fee = Hale algo hb Ut = public charge His family tries to bear hia load suddenly thrown on their shou! ders, and often are ground down to lower economic and moral levels Children are lost to the schools Despair takes the place of hope This ought not to be tracks, meking the roadbed so sott no train could have passed over The boys discovered the press wg ig ee gags] this) morning that his wife ssed as good 1 night as could be water and hustled up the track for | PRS ood | half a mile. The train cam segreogy ae hat he has hopes stop as the boys stood on th SOCIETY NOTES Making Human Junk | wavins their coats at the engin Mr. Harry Symone left yester The: busin in which these peo railroad comp fay on a eixanonth hunt for big} ple are engaged abould support the } its : Loeutn of their bravery by | ee in “Africa - workers in temporary {Illness jaye ding each a gold watch, beat)" wire gymone will not go to her well as in health the legond: “Prevented in rec-| summer home this year, as she Good citizenship and Intelligent oe of his herote act, June 4,| wishes to be near her friend, Mrs. 1916." statesmanship require this | Waverly, until her recovery These qualities in the employer SES adr la om atate ‘ghasutYeore an ualit Markets R di Mr. and Mrs. Max Pemberton room for making junk of human be ‘Gray Hair Restored) ne ssnouncea tie virth of an ings when machinery is repaired jelghvpound son. The couple will The human machine should be| SATURDAY SPECIALS: |to Its Natural Color)" home | woward | the end of | maintained by come system of gen-| | summer. > meantime, the old her accident a year ago, one of the | most popular women in society Mr, Waverly tells The Daily arellected neath every cover WILD ROSE LARD WHY > Becoure WUD BOTT LABD 17 the 147 rm ofthe Deiter 407 sad fe vn? ethers ave moatured wera BY FerE wo CLASS “A” Fruit and Vegetable Co. Formerly of Westlake Market JOE FISCHER’S Delicatessen STALLS 19.20, STALLS 19-20 Spiced Herring, Ib. .. ise Marinierte Herring, each 10¢ CORNER FRUIT STAND Corner Fifth and Pine. Cantaloupes ¢: 6 for All fi est pric Reliable Butter Store Stall 338 White Market. . Jersey Sweet Potatoes, 3 Ibs Watermelons, 1b 2¢ Seediess Grapefruit, 6 for 23¢ c h Vegetables at low- FREE DELIVERY NEW POTATOES 6 Lbs. 10c WE MAKE ALL OUR OWN SAUSAGE FROM CHOICE MEATS Boral health insurance while tr te nove every trace of premature-| Pemberton homestead 1s being CHECKS ON KNOWN CONCERNS CASHED undergoing repairs during illness. Wild Rose 30 ay, streaked sand faded halr.| changed to accommodate Mr. Pem ¢ Jeasily, av y, safely, and turn ‘ aa - San pehaanien i: Gadands Creamery Butter... C| Jan even dark, ‘beautifal shade with hua el iv eee att ae tus M. CINNAMON CO. ny Iaw for Industrial acctdents| Pot Roast...... cone - —_—_—__ STORES 22-42 PHONE ELLIOTT 1625 was opposed by many employers,| Choice Spare 90 J Mr. and Mra. Trent (Mrs. Trent || Extra Fancy Elberta Mrs. Oliver but ft is a success was Mrs, Waverly, sr.) have sailed 'e WILLIAMS & BEAN Gavia iatign 1200 had. et (RIM ice vee evvie onda for home. The rorious illness of Peaches, dozen... .15¢} sratt 7 eyaLiry T ikewe cans Milk le | Wat Bansk: Maes. 9 fos time thru sickne: coming— |Choice Steer 1t full of life, histrous, | Mra Margie Waverly is hurrying | i ‘ancy, large ( Me Weknart’ of Wealiake Mack. With 2 ibs. Bost Butier.. | Me | Full Cream Cheese, It and it, too, will be a success. Shoulder. Steak 146) pnd fascinating. |them here seeks. “ fO@ and 15¢ | "Smoked Meats, Sausages and Fine Creamery Butter, tb. a0¢ | Full Line Teas and Coffees The law will provide for it, and zis ts - Bai. fallingnait, 66] 1. con ye Gheawiek Hation | ped ncalaan bine a wiia4 er Fresh Dressed Spring Chickens nye LL TaD he state will enforce it. 1 i e oili 0 use—use ‘can } Chac seen OD and s. STALLS 46-47 FRUIT AND VEGETABLE Se ibs adsl aan tm henmsitinn Choice ‘Pteer ing 9 ted Large 50c and_$i|have removed to the Talbot apart- STALL 29 and H Watermelons, 1b ime SECTION egislation anitarian | Beef. o* . ci r druggists, Send for ments, so that Mrs, Hatton, who Is Bantstoupes, act Tee | Eaeches. basket PREPARE FOR IT, STATE LEG.) Choice Shoulder P air” | veliater-in-law of Mrs. Margie || Best Washington Creamery | LUCKY STRIKE FISH CO, ¥ ¥ Lettuce, 2 heads ISLATORS STUDY IT!) vou Spri I b C's co. Waverly, can be near her during Butter, 1b Halibut, 1b. 10¢ FISH SECTION WILL HAV ) FACE IT! pring amb... SEES her stay in the hospital IB Jones’ Butter Stall. No. 25, | Smoked Salmon, Ib. 15¢ Salmon, each 250 If it adds to the expense of Choice Mutton . | ie, (08: 8 ibe ufacturing, the conm ii! have| Chops Ha | Next ‘Tuesday, soclety will be| — fe Maersk sxvenuectee 4¢ ein sag hg Aiba paren Wan the guest of Mr. Malcom Stuart, | STONG’S MEAT MARKET 238).-2 Grocers ; xpense—but it will! Choice Leg of c| on his yacht, at a dinner dance in Best Granulated Sugar, sack... $7.85 J[jnot ada much , Soap cr the eminent sureecn, Dr. {ff Sumer Cured Corned Beef, 1b... 100 ites ot Sane Hope and y Spring Lamb No. & pail Swift's Lard fo 4 15 Lbs. Best Granulated Sugar. $1.00 Bren pecurity will make 1a.) SPFNg een ne Two operators; must be first-class]. who in attending Mrs. Mar- eta Kagee, par tert cc, it EEE AES yagi ral a bak, move efficient. Go will ood) Choice Veal 7 on | bridmewe rk. gold filings and ae Wivety, ies Gleant Wi ea _ Baoee Be ae hick 13 Lbs. New Local Potatoes..............25¢ ff) Waxes will ostensibly carry somo) CROPS: :+++eeeereeee Cc f ave saiaahabal seated inact | Special Prices on All Other Meats and Poultry rouge for tahoesr vil gehen have| Fed Hens, light a ition to ae it friend, Sergeant > have a % above their sick . HI M Ss E L F m Lafferty, in the race for po benefit dues | 4 cans Wild lice commissioner, Lafferty will some of it should be car-| Rose Milk..... Cs DENTIST v8 F: .| have the support of the Business ried by taxation—but if the addi Men's league of this city |tional taxation is placed on monop.| Full Cream | Get m $25.00 wet of Tim is also popular with the " | . r : teeth for $20.00, | CETERIA NO My [\oly, or on unearned {ncomes, no-| American Cheese.... C | ta te. ‘etnoo ih, phos will feel the burden These prices include working man. He has risen from SECTION S4-55 SOUTH END PUBLIC MARKET aT THE FOLLOWING MARKwTs,| extracting without P of the load; but really they will) Fresh-Dressed, Milk- { Mr, Jam adie has ered po a4 SeeDr. Edwin J.Brown, D.D.S,|_ Mr. James Edie has entered pol ANDERSON’S GROCERY 20c 5 : FORMERLY AT WESTLAKE MARKET FREE DELIVERY—PHONE ELLIOTT 185 Stong Has Them Guessing Our Prices Good for a Week een eee CE ee eee +S oe eid 28c | mae’ oo" is 25c Any of Above Four Articles with a 25c Purchase, Specials Excluded Ln LEADING the ranks, and has never yet been on the carpet for infringement of OLYMPIO MARKED ain. rules, f f 1 . FOUR REPRESENTATIVE Y. W. 6. A. MEETING eg i ated ectApinr Uae tsreasctsserre ise | bbe fees Piekiel fi AMERICAN MANIK RP joy, Gold and Byn- A PLEA FOR IDEALS Hills’ Coffee, i , Bb te +38 ‘ thetic fillings at a ape- Ji 100 ‘GROCETERIA PRICES” |||! ........ ».., ig bo A The ‘humannece nnd courage of ff Hilt Coffee S| siise'ean ry ith atts STES PA ol e ular $10.0 e 4 > a Oc can Italy Olive O F Because of the combined purchasing power of our chain | uK, Col, Aug. 11 1100 Wenterm Ave. Hala OS b wie Aek Paula Newton, aa told in the story Mb. Me | | Jar Queen Ollves ef stores, and economy in operation, Groceteria Prices have Beginning today the western city WESTLAKE MARKET Bridgework for $6.00. of “Any Girl," should be an in- 1b¢ A Jemtma’s Pan- | s. of Macaroni ot pme to mean the Utmost in Economy—averaging the Lowent | conference of the Young Woman's Cerner Wentinke and Pine | It im admitted by the spiration to every girl who works be battle Grape Juice apelin chitin watieietins SMATTLR BARICET | beat dentints In Seattle or aspires to make something of gio Rattia Grane 20 e Prunes , PH lan association began a two 100 Orcidere that my herself in the world 4100 pkms. Corn or Gloss Star ps4 enox So Old Dut le Excelno ¢ weeks’ session here. In real . | While the st y be the life ane ph Mtn Exece ) reality it very hile the story may be the life aie for . 3c! for Bc | ok 8c i was a vacation for members of the| Be sure of Paula Newton, Margie Waverly is oeat 1 f th cans ¢ . Bdwin jhas put much of her optimism and) idealistic qualities into it | We have so much of the sordid en event til 8 t woh T for poste Whe wom Max" land sinful in modern writing, mas phone Main 364 querading as realism, that when pkg. Shredded Wheat }Y. W. ©. A. Mountain elimbing| and other outdoor sports are on the Idaily program. There also will be lectures and study classes, |Shops Open Until 9 P. M. pkgs. Grape Nuts CUTTING THE COST OF SELLING. CUTS THE COST OF LIVING THRER sTOR oN S—Corner Market and White Market