The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 11, 1916, Page 7

BIG DRUG BARGAINS », Saturday Specials Our prices save you money. Why pay more? Watch for our money-saving values each day. Chase & Sliter EXTRA SPECIAL 1Se can Libby's Pork and Beans with tomato sauce, special : Se 20¢ can Libby's Sliced Pineapple special, 2 cans for : pound $1.00 Glyeo tine Te © Mik Magnesia 4 dare Omega OU Soda Phosp! bottle « trolatum for & & Lic Pine Tar Mentholated ugh Syrup, 8-om, bot ars. Lithia Ta Adu Pastilles. 0... te Williams’ Old Fngtisn wry’s Facta 16 ower Soap, cake te » Tar ite tloura for Ie Curative Skin Soap ie Coffee, our own brand, guaranteed satisfactory Regular SOc per pound. Special sseceee MBO Lipton’s Tea. Regular 25c pkg. This sale... 14¢ KITCHEN AIDS AND SOAPS 11. Parowax for Ie Sapolio for Te Dutch Cleanser for Te | l0c Ivery Soap, ? for Ihe ec 20-Mule Team Borax 2 © Saite Lemon for Te for tse | 1 ib. Epsom Salts be te Liquid Court Plaster. @e | Le Page's Glue Te $1.00 Alarm Clocks @9e | 400 pk. Domino Sugar Be werk, Trusses fitted by truss fitter, x. subatiteten, Eroaomy Satisfaction guaranteed Or Money Ketunded TOILET GOODS SOc Creme Marlowe Ste) Garden Fragrance c xyeen Cream, gr . ward's Perfume, p e ifornia Citrus oe Garden Fragrance Talcum S@e for . Lilac Cream Hand Lotion 2c Pompelan Night Cream, | for ite tube . 1 Rose De Panama Eau De S0c 1 Ib. C & & Theatrical ette Me Cream Willams Taic um Powder, odor © Odorono Williams ite Re Shaving Cream 400 | the % Ih. C&S Theatrical | Cream 200 | Bdc De Luxe Cream Woodward's Garder Toilet W Almond Totlet ate | Frag > Mennen’s Shaving Cr Nec Lazeli's Massatta Tal she C. & & Peroxide Dental SUNDRIES ! 1 Buffers. ate $1.50 2-year guarantee Foun- tain Syringe ... oe fe Rubber Ho: ftor ¢ Patattined Drinkt ne Cups for Fath $2. rey fo ‘anglefoot ey Paper, 4 dou- | 52 ener ble sheets for ... Be | Saray tor s oo Antiseptic Toilet Paper. 4 | $1.50 | Knickerbocker “Bath i —gpeosoaaenes ee | Spray for . ee SS Most Reliable Cut-Rate Druggists Drug Co. fier lor Labor ot President J. G. Brown, the Shingle Weavers’ union; Wm. Short, district secretary of the United Mine Workers, and, James Duncan and Charles W. A | GET PEACE BID Doyle, of the Central Labor coun { cil, and arrange for a conference to the Water Front Employers’ union, | will present to his organization YES, BUT WHAT Goon :: = , and has promised that the “ARE SUCH LUXURIES will receive courteous atten- Federal Mediator Henry M. 4 pair are amon; {8 PD i the items includ ted the) White, who said he expected int Ge Wt le If the offer ts accepted by the who is suing for divorce. employers, a committee from their) tn the municipal court I. M. Rust president of the State Federation’ amount of purchases made by ‘Mrs. | Welsh. FREE TO Le agree upon a basis for settlement Monday the offer of organized la- jie PHILADEL PHIA, A Aug. 11.—Three fer would be acted upon favor otter itors of Mrs. Helen Gallatin Welsh association will meet with a com-|4 dealer in # and novelties Capt. J. S Gibson, president of of the strike bor to arbitrate the longshoremen’s "This word was given out Friday) pairs of ornamental garters at. $4 ably. mittee convisting of FE. P. Marsh.’ brought suit to recover $412.75, the A New Home Cure 7 About $150 was realized for the| New Method that cures | Settlement Music school Thursday Asthma. and we want you to try it| night, at the r tion of the sel at our expense. No matter whether | dierette minstrel show in Cornish Music hall oe wae ee Following the show, a dance wa Asthma, you should send fc trial of our method. tw what climate you 1 no matter what your age or occupation, If you| are. troubled with asthma, our method should relieve you promptly. We es » wand it to those apparently cless cases where all forms of inhalers, douches, fumes. pate failied ur own ‘Wake Up | Save Money *.| OUR DOCTOR, who ts an W.| GOVERNMENT PHYSICIAN, wil prescribe for any patron of this store, for any disease whatever, ditticult breath. | aie . . ; niooring. iNet Mtn rene: FR OUR E EAR, NOS tertible xysins at once and forjand THROAT specialist will do all tim the same. This free offer neglect a single di and begin the 4 no money is too Important to yrite today method at once mply mail coupon | What more do you want? RIGHT DRUG CO. | 1111 FIRST AVE. | Between Spring and Seneca Sts.! FREE ASTHMA COUPON ASTHMA CO. ra and Hudson Albert Hansen deweler and Silversmith Room Sts, Buffalo, » Send free trial of your method 010 Second Ave. Near Madison THE BIG CHURN BUTTER STORE FOUR DOORS SOUTH OF LIBERTY THEATRE Butter Lb. 30c} FRESH FROM CHURN EACH MORNING ¥e——- —@it | . | fo DUTCH RIOT FOR FOOD WHILE FEW MAKE BIG PROFIT} By Charles Edward Russell | (Famous American Sociologist Touring Europe for The Star.) THE HAGUE Holland, July 28 To ke between the millstones is no sweet berth for a man or a nation, Holland has now had two years of it, and is ready to swear she has) jhad enough | \ great nation involved in a great war has troubles no end, but at least it can see a course to steer \ small nation trying to be neutral and jammed between great warring na tions has never a chance to sleep on its maddening worries. | In a way Holland has made money out of the war. They say the nation’s nominal wealth in two | years has boomed up more than half a billion dollars. But a nation can pay too high for the making of | money, and Holland sees that instead of having any kind of a good thing of this she has merely been | stung | Most of the money have been made by the great joint ock companies-——transportation, some kinds of manufactur hip building. Dividends have been declared that caused conservative Hollanders to stare and gasp—60, 70, 75 per }eent, until it seemed like a dream Also many farmers have made money, many rural shop keepers and some smugg BUT THE BULK OF THE POP-|cent, except rice, which is much ULATION, BEING HERE EV-/higher. Even vegetables, produced ERYWHERE, THE WORKERS, abundantly and so easily in Hol FINDS IT IS WORSE OFF THAN land, are steadily rising. So ts EVER - che Living Cost Soars What rioters demanded, and THE COST OF LIVING HAS thousands of others want, is that SOARED TO DIZZY HEIGHTS, the government shall take over the BUT IN MOST TRADES WORK: contro! of the food supply and keep NO MORE n great popu ERS ARE TIN ) There have b the poorer people The governm from starving nt, which te pretty | lar demonstrations in The astute, all thi: considered, hangs | Hague and other cities; peace- back on this, because it doesn't ful, if meaning a lot, But in want to rough up the big interests Rotterdam and Amsterdam and the shopkeepers, and beca been alarming riots, and it has at present about all the this is the sign they can’t neg- = financial troubles it has cargo room lect, the statesmen. for Hollanders don’t riot with- Half Army Under Arms H is Holland small country is that con | ditions are becoming more than | the average worker can stand. 2,760 square miles. lation. From the firet tune on the war bugle, August 1, 1914, to this Meat Up 400 Per Cent |day she has been forced to keep at Some kinds of meat, for Instance, Jeast one-half of her army under are up 400 per cent. Almost alljarms and doing business on the kinds have aeroplaned out of the! frontier; one-half, and sometimes |reach of the average worker's fam-| more fly, Cereals are up about 50 per One-half is 260,000 men, and | BIG THEATRIGAL « *sazec*S DEAL AIDS CITY 6,000,000 popu they double that Besides, there have been, for @ smali country, back-breaking charges for artillery, munitions and up-to-date equipment. Also for naval improvements and pa- trols to keep as many as por | sible of Holiand’s merchant Dicer and Harris Now| bships aficat. | Have Big List of Two Big War Loans Star Acts Already there have bean two big! war loans, and ‘on have gone up steadily amid groans. To keep the army on foot means| great numbers of men taken from| production, particularly on the| farms This tended to boost food prices already going ur |MANY BOOKINGS HERE | The consummation of the biggest booking affiliation in theatrical his tory, and, incidentally, making | Seattle one of the most prominent book cities in the west, is the 4 | boking cities in Then Germany was #hy of cattle.| announcement Friday by Sam Har-| (,.° 000 Geren ache creat mae | ris, managing director of the Ack-| "SOUS Date 4 oe “sometimes e & Harris Western Hippo = PPO”! even cleaning out dairy herds, The j}drome Circuit in a telegram to Manager Jos. A. Muller, of the Pal ace Hip theatre. Arrangements have been perfect lea for the affiliation of the Acker | meat supply began te run short and prices went up into the alr | The government now put an em bargo on cattle exports to Germany Tho mischief bad) man & Harris Western Hippodrome |!t Was too late Circuit, of San Francisco, the West-| been done nd besides, govern. ern Vaudeville Managers’ Associa-|™@ent couldn't watch the whole Ition, of Chicago, vf which Martin frontier, day and night. Smugglers | Beck, managing director of the ata a rushing business at wonder-| Orpheum, js president, the old|¥! prices. of Any Action Criticised lished Kellie-Burns Cireuit attle. and. the Brennan-Puller|_ They and many farmers got rich eis tly af aes heatvatian circuit, making the new ae " Aly a farmer in Eastern | combination one of internattynal| Holland now who doesn’t own an} tomobile. scope. | fe a result of this affiliation Meantime, the millstones get Adterman 6 Harris | heavier. Great Britain objects to} everything that Holland sells to} whose Western Hippodr extends from Butte to enlarge the scope of their bookin by which arrangement they get act Germany, and Germany objects to everything Holland sells to Great} Britain, and back of each objection is not only ‘the sign of the sword ave oa Seitey but the threat of shutting off Hol-| Rocky Mountains land's coal supply The Western Vaudeville This little country, with many] |gers’ Association fe the larg at |ships, raflroads and factories, pro. booking office west of New York|duces no coal. Without coal she| | would pertsh Her workers, already on short ra-| tions, read of enormous dividends made by lucky corporations. No} | wonder they riot and thus gives the Western Hippo now playing the Pal a larger lst its vaudeville ldrome Circuit ace Hip in this city, from which to draw | attractions. It also gives Ackerman & Har contro! of all We: Vaude | Saturday Morning Managers’ Association bookin | west of the Rockies. The Kellie S ial ing vaudeville attractions thruout QUANTITIES LIMITED the Pacific Northwest comes prom ap “ | inently into the deal as a tor ae Shaving | lin the western booking, ih seg 4 *T. Spool | Cotton Shelf Paper, best, WOMAN'S PARTY WARNS SOLONS hed Muslin, soll Ladies’ Undervests, imperfect Shoes, big School see $1.75 | COLORADO SPRINGS, Col, Aug.|way Lunch Paper j11.—An official cireular passed out! , bee , 2ke |to delegates attending the confer- | \\ agile jence of the National Woman dee Nabi Bic! | party here today said PN cen | “If the Susan B. Anthony amend-|Chiidren's New Summer 10c' ment {s not passed by the present | Hats =| congress—practically a démocratic| Garden Hose, $1 60 congress—the National Woman 25 feet . party conceives it their duty at the|Comfort Batting, part $1. 10 polls in November not to vote for| wool, big box the democratic candidates for the! Pillow Tubing 12 presidency or congress Ont b. 42-inch ci passing the federal amendment|/Room Rugs, 9x12 $1 25 | can the democratic party convince |$2,25; 6x9 . anyone that they sincerely stand| Engineers’ and Firemen's 9 the enfranchisement of women, " Cc |as affirmed in their platform,” \« ‘orsets, $1.25, $1.00 | land's... , eee OG! | SPECIAL REVIVAL | Ladies’ White Hose, c Messrs, Kellems and McCallum,| jaitect goods 10c' known as the “Sunshine BNKC-| Mercerised Popline 4 lists,” will hold special evangelisti ie 124c) meetings at the Ballard Ch intian seolaee a Cc) church, 60th st. W. and 22nd ave,|Middy Blouses, N. W., Sunday morning, August 13,/Drettlly trimmed to continue indefinitel Felted Linoleum, 39 tile patterns c AFTER A 20-month absence in s the transpacifie trade, the Blue OM PON Funnel liner Protesilaus will be | i oaded soor ong TIMES loaded soon at Hongkong with a souUARe F cargo for Seattie, la STAR—FRIDAY, AUG Joe Mueller’s Markets THE BEST BUTTER, LB.... ‘at's caw) Oe ib cagiSs | LERCH! Dressed Hens Made from pure cream, Paetuerized and always fresh from the ‘ Pere a RAS Pee Nee! : churn, A trial wil) convince you of the superior keeping qualities Roll «& Beef, Ib @e to Se | 350 B. . special, 1b. . of rure Cream Butter tank, tb aoe eee Lo fe 1 49c used. | America will become a wooden shoe nation. j will eliminate the shoe string that breaks. 11, 1916, PAGE 7. Markets CLOSE 2 c = 5 = . = By PikePlace | ‘| Public Market Public Market : 9 P.M. 1% was { PUBLIG MARKET CENTER The Center of Economy Prices Corner Public Market a:ctcwer Stong Has Them Guessing THE TRUST IS : OUT AGAIN trying to tell us that meats are going higher, but we are not going to let them 10 bars Lenox 2c 28c sea sed wink Soar 28c) vue 25c of Above Pour Artictes With n 2he Purchase, Speciais Kxciuded tlie ee Pot Roasts, Ib. .6c to 10c | Shoulder of Lamb. 10e Mest see ‘ Round Steaks, Ib... . Pork Roasts, lb.....11e jie pkae Aunt Jemima’n Wi ‘ Loe Boiling Beef, lb......6c Pork Loins, lb......16¢ cite Grape spice ‘ ibn. Legs of Lamb, Ib....15c Veal Cutlets, Ib. . .124%c Link Sausage, |b Murray Meat Co. Stalls 2, 3, 5, 7. Washington Market § 94-96 Pike Street can Relian THRER sTORES—COnNEnR MKT. MKT. Stall > Stall Ss 3 eattle Tea and Coffee Co. ‘ 116 Patton S Marke 116 | 1511 First Ave. Across from Liberty Theatre ‘ _ UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT Arcadia Coffee, 2 lbs. 65¢ be serene DBC 3 “pelt pees Be loo be. 15c | Epicure Cottee, 2 ibs ¢ | Uncolored Japan Tea, 1b..25¢ : Pork Roast 18c¢ | Pe! her Pe" Bg, 10 Best Pickling b...B5¢ | Best Spices, can........se006 : Link Sausage od Biear Bienk Hot Peanuts 10c 123c per Ib BORDEN’S PIONEER MILK, CASE (48 cans) 3Lb. Can M. J. B. Coffee 4 Fine Pink Salmon, tali cans . 2 for 15¢ ALLEN’S GROCERY—STALLS 1825—LOWER FLOOR RAPID FIRE SPECIALS QUALITY MEATS CORNER MARKET SANITARY MARKET STALL 100 STALLS 103-105 FRESH 2 Ibs. BSE FIRST AVE AND PIKE ST CHAS, NETH, MGR. crimes Washington Creamery 28C «'e' sts JOE MUELLER FORMERLY OF WESTLAKE The above o stock lasts WE BUST NO TRUST—NOR TEETH—BUT Fresh Oregon Ranch Eges, 33 Doz. 7 Give You the Best Value Possible for Your Money Pre a Serta Seat Ne See Our Smoked Meat Specials This Week Ahepeinat esr netiiecei- sot a Prime Steer Beef, Young Lambs, Veal and Pork ee Oe eee MARKETS CLOSE AT 9 O'CLOCK A“-GREEN’S BUTTER STORE siix' rioon| Be Wie. | OLD PIKE PLACE | Repair Stalls Get a Stall in Fine Granulated This 4tee. anes 18 ihe Market MZET THE PRODUCER sharpened acer Tek “ty HERE FOODS COST LESS Hower Floor MAYERS, WASHIN ONS, SELZ SHOK MFG. CO, Prices de Lovet Highest | 1916 Sample and Job Lot SHOES [ JUST ATRIVED— About 2000 5 tf Ladies’, Men's cturers—Mayer, dicott, Johnson. White Pumps, Mary Janes « Leather Soles At the Rainier Market's Saturday Sale money and guarantee you choice meats for your Sunday Dinner. We will save you gen aie | Link Sausage, Ih; -...-10¢ “MONEY BACK” OURMOTTO ae Dry Salt Pork, lb....10¢ Boys’ and Veal Steak t.. 12% Fancy Bacon, lb......17%¢ Men's Scouts $1 45 Veal Roast, Ib isis 4 Circle “W" Lamb Chops, and up Sp. Ribs, Ib > Mary Jane pare Ribs; 160 c05s0 sR 1b ad Sats 15¢ Slippers ..... $1.25 Largest display of Sugar-cured Hams, Bacon, Cooked Junmetal and Patent @nd up No Special Sale, but Speciais on 2,000 pairs Ladies’ Royal Blue Selz, Leading Lady Made, Walkovers and others........ Boys’ and Girls’ School Shoes that Wear . Men's Dress and Working Shoes Sicsze" for the Whole hoe Family STALLS 21 to 24, Pike Place tMarket STILL LOWER PRICES AT OUR NEW Sausage, Etc. on the Market. NEW RAINIER MEAT CO. 1527-1529 Pike Place M. A. HANSEN & CO. Stalle 27 to 30—Lower Floor oo. 30 GROCETERIA -00 Sugar Stall ah « a on A ine -< NO patie HOETERIA.... The hw ; - 300 Hille’ Bros Selling System Hille Bros an Coffer Peanut Brittle, Ib 150 “a 3. B. NO CLERKS—WAIT ON YOURSELF Aviation Walnut Brittle, ib. 300 Handrolled colates, assorted Entrance, end of Old Pike Place Market, from Pike St. bi flavors, It ane The Market management donates the space and you are guaran noop's On the Corner—Pike Place Mk CHEAPER r) Groceries ¢/) 22.5 Eba’s 25¢ Snider's Cateup . 15¢ White Bi fancy, Ib. $1.00 Cans Pure Virgin Olive Oil for Saturday Full Patent Flour $:: $1.45 Sack Fleischmann’s Yeast, 1c Each Every Day in the Year BUY AT THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY H. A. EBA, 152 Pike Place Public Market Street Floor—North End You Will Find What You Are Looking for at Stal! 52, Lower Floor, Pike Place Market saving of all eliminated expenses by waiting on yourself. AN OVERLOADED AREA On the Lower Floor of the Old Pike Place Market—Men’s Furnish ings, Ladies’ Wear, Children’s Wear, Bedding and House Furnishings “ATERIA” PRICES RATE! & 10¢ REPAIRS ‘20 & 25 C30 toed sewed Work. Bee stall a3, 085Vs 82 Pike St. STITHAM’S MARKET GOOD MEAT VALUES Lower Floor Pe eORsEeEES Hamburger Sausage, Ib... 106 pring Lamb Mrs. Fresh Salmon, UNION CREAMERY Jersey Cow Butter Ellmore’s Fresh BUTTER Cakes geon, 2 Ibs. Stall St Lower a¢ Or Floor 8: * Fresh churned, Ib Are 00 rich matte Asie sigma inten ae 30¢ POUBRNL i skdbiogesed and dilicious Ts¢ Ib Imported Swiss Cheese, Domes- Union Creamery, 1b that, once you Pet tic Swiss Cheese, 1b . BOE Extra Fancy Oregon Fags, per’ | ‘TY them, you'll etes Full Cream Brick Cheese, per doz. Be; 3 doz.. $1.00 always buy Fish Ib, BBE; 2 Ibs. . them Stall 120 Sharp Cheese, 2 Ibs.... Skim Milk Cheese, Ib... Jack Cheese, Ib J. E. KENNEDY STALL 28—Lower Floor 1 Hudson’s Delicatessen BOTH 111—SANITARY MARKET—FIRST AVE, ENTRANCE Weare better prepared than ever to serve you in picnic delicacies. Our line of Pickles and Olives is unsurpassed. Once tried, always Stalls 31.33 TILIKUM MARKET : STALLS 121.23-25—SANITARY MARKET OPPOSITE LIBERTY THEATRE Fresh Choice Boiling Beef, lb. . .8c to 10¢ Choice Pot R6ast, Ib. . -10c and 12'%c Milk Fed Chickens, Fresh Picked Best and Cheapest on the Market } for 10c; | Walnuts, 2 Ibs Watermelons, Ib 12—LOWER FLOOR Seedless Grape Fruit, 8 for STALL It is predicted that, owing to the shortage of leather,| Pay day is said to put new life into National Guard Oh, well, that| camps. After all, those soldier heroes of ours are just ordi- nary human beingsyy