The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 13, 1916, Page 10

B g Drug Bargains TheDrug Stores That Raised the Standard and Reduced the Price petty GOODS KITCHEN 0 © Goodrie h 2at Fountain AIDS iss: sss oodrich 3-qt, Fountain Parawax ite $1.27 Me Coftee ite 0 Ladies’ Spray Syringe Qhe Liquid Veneer 1pe 81.55 tan $1.15 Knickerbocker Bath 1 pt. Household Ammonia 6¢ | goray 81.37 10¢ Borax ze 0 Wearever Water Bottle 1c Ivory Soap, 2 for the Si.s5 SUNDRIES 35e Tooth Brush (guaranteed) TOILET ARTICLES © Ricksecker’s Skin Soap 16¢ 19¢ Williams’ Carbolic Glycer | $1.00 Gem Razors Te ine Soap 16¢ Nail Buffers 196 See Ricksecker's Cold M3e 1 Ib, Old Norman Linen Paper or 2he 1¢ Williams’ Old English | gs 9 ivory Hair Brushes Soap <2¢ 82.33 Mec Herpicide B3¢ ae Rreshen Florida Water B3e | $2.50 Ivory Hate rushes me Florida Water 196 1. DRUGS Se Ci 4 on. Lysol Se a. =ws iv ro 260 Shac, for headache. .16¢ 25e Pisd Cough Cure | : ' 1 qt. Squibhe’ Lignia Petro | | '. Sauidbs’ Epsom ose jatum . « : + $1.00 nee je - 19¢ 50e Syrup Figs (genuine) 33¢ “ a i z 1 pt, Witch Hazel 19¢ | 25° Chasco Fruit Saite..19¢ 100 Wyeth’s Cascara Tablets | %ymol Troches Ge “ ime | 25. Chapin’s Syrup White | Pine and Tar ine 2he Bromo Seltzer Me | 1 at, Mutford’s Best Peroxide | %e Solidified Alcohol Te Whe | 10c LePage’s Glue Te DeLuxe Drug Co. Smith Drug Co. STAR—FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1916. PAGE 10 WOMEN VOTERS RESENT SLICHT | FROM HUGHES WASHINGTON, D.C, Oct 13.—There is a place whieh hath no fury tke a woman scorned! | it ls such fury many of the | national woman's party organ lzers hold toward republican campaign managers today, de spite the close alliance between the women and the Mughes | camp. The reason is that until quite recently the republican di rectors practically forgot that such a being as a woman voter existed The biggest display of bone headedness extant!” is the way some of the anti Wilson woman's warty lew have characterize this “blunder.” ' “Asinine Indifference” Tales of committee room scene have begun to filter out here scen ver which the women cam: | palgners are still ghashing thelr teeth | And, according to those who are talking iblican leaders have dis played the “mont asinine indiffer: | ence in trying to capture the 2,000, 000 women's votes in the 12 suf-| frage states While the women campaigners for the national woman's party | were out rustling an organized vote | t Wiisan, republican speakers | ither mum m bu a } ual reference to the feminine vote. | White House Does Weil | The democrats, on the other| hand, are making every effort t appease feminine belligerents and | to catch the neutral woman's bal-| lot. Many of the most effective speeches of democratic speakers directed toward women, are said by | woman's party leaders, to have been written in the White House | Judging by recent speeches, the republicans have at length awken: | ed © hat to the | opportunity | they letting slip-—toward cor were raling that 2,000,000 women-power The result of “the colossal stu pidity” ascribed to republican cam paign directors is pointed out by women in the Hughes Western trip, Slights Women Here On the first leg of his swing. Hughes said nothing to women. In Spokane, Wash, after a bombard. | ment of his train by woman's par) ty telegrams, he inade some effort | to catch the fair vote. In Seattle us reflected negth every cover of" ae ea <a ue thee &hith, and | University Pact thrall WILD ROSE LARD he again i over it Mehtly | In San Francisco, where woman | suffrage mein t was shown to ; aii Gene tigste apsoas ebctne call WHY ? Because WILD ROSE LARD ts the las {~ AAtver the lecterss, several babies bet in Loe Angeles, where suttrogs| word in perfection of the Refinery Arf ands the De lapeincet, (thee exminc-|eora eter standard by which others ere measured. tions were accompanied by careful It ig no secret that the woman's! AT BON MARCHE explanations of the measurements) party would rather have worked, jand weights of normal babies. with the democrats had conditions | age oes n. i: RP “ been different, and the attitude of fA lecture, on “Food and Health, GERMANS TAKE TRENCH republican campaign managers and by Mabel Seagrave, ri on bey advisers, as it is viewed by women, ehild welfare work e healt! si ‘has not served to eliminate that _ department by Dr. W. C. Lippin- PETROGRAD, Oct. 13—Th natural prejudice. ; © cot, and an exhibition clinic of a|Germans temporarily recaptured | jt 49 predicted here that the re few ~ear-perfect babies made up an | section of a Russian trench south | publicans, by their “boneheaded- = pepe program i bone ae west of Budnor, after heavy artil-|ness” may have lost a million jarche assembly ha’ jureday aft- women's votes that were ready for ‘ ernoon, This program, given un-| lerying, but were sett their plucking. ne) + _ der the direction of the health de-| Russian counter attack __ partment. was most instructive heavily, it was officially announc _ SPOONERS WELCOME IN HIS CHURCH oj, PUMPED ON WAVES AFFEOTS BIRDS "NOTHER DEAD Nf f. REFINED BY FRYE & CO. and was heard by an appreciative ed today. pit "™. | PUERTA PLAT A, Santo Domin rr R VAD DROPS |go, Oct. 13.—A> curfous aftermath I $o BAYONNE of the Memphis disaster waa re BOMBS GER ported by members of the expedi.| IN MANY BAYONNE, N N. Ju Oct. 13. ts tionary force of the United States | é j France-Rritish | second fatality of the riotous | \ | Marine Corps on duty here, who} PARIS, Oct. 13. : For a Name | . air squadrone last night bombard-|strike of Standard Oll Co. em- ELECTRICAL asf ge Ele le oc rveag ad Mem, 4 the Mauser works at Obendorff,| ployes occurred this jffternoon | SUPPLIES | Get aoe oe phia, she, with the Castine and oh, |Aropping nearly five tons of pro-| when Isadore Nalitsky, 22, a law 0 ee help you wie er American warships, resorted to |Jectiles, it was officially announc- yer, was shot and instantly killed ODD THINGS YOU MAY WANT—WE CARRY THEM like Ng ed today, On both sides of the when a fosillade of shots were ex —_—_—_—_—_—————_— ——— jthe old expedient cf pumping oil upon the waves to calm the sea So much crude of! wes pumped overboard that it floated in huge blankets upon the surface of the changed between several hundred | armed strikers and nearly 260 arm ed detectives and policemen and | special guards The new selling policy of the Ford Automobile Company has established a number of completely equipped Ford Agencies in Seattle, conveniently distributed over the city, giving you Somme, artillery fighting was rath er violent last night, espectally in the sectors of Morval, Bouchasens, Ablaincourt and Chaulnes ARCHWAY BOOKSTORE | 224 PIKE ST. FRANK B. WILSON Twenty-five strikers were wound \ Pri Saree % u ocean, stuck to the wings of sea od | FORD SERVICE me | gulls and other water fowl, and| A Russian inventor’s swimming | rendered them unable to fly Ma-jsult has compartments for food, a THE ANCIENT Order of United) rines found hundreds of helpless | weighted keel to keep the wearer| Workmen will give a benefit dance FORD PARTS birds on the = she thelr wings upright in water, and fins on the] for the Anti-Tuberculosis league to-| Y tightly glued down legs to help him swim. night . 7 — a . aoectensonpnemianniuatonswntnessienasin, | REV. WM.M HINDMAN. h The Great American Home! . AND SUPPLIES At the Regular Rates Call on the Dealer Located in Your District. FAIRCHILD, HIGGINS & MATTHEWS, 4765 Ballard Avenue. Phone Ballard 73. STEWART & CARPENTER, Fourteenth Northeast and Fortieth. Phone North 628. DONNELL &@ POLEN, 2319 California Avenua Phone West 486. WOODLAWN HARDWARE & FURNITURE COM- PANY, Green Lake Station. Phone Kenwood 133. HOMER MYERS & HUGH BAIRD, INC. Fourth and James. Phone Elliott 750. WHITE ints SOUTHEAST CORNER FIFTH AND PINE MARKET CLOSES 9 P. M. SATURDAYS Haddie, Ib....... 156 Bellies, Ib....12%¢, STRIKE FISH co. Sweethearts in Columbus, Ohio, lhave found a quiet, safe piace to!) spoon without interruption, in the | Sunday school rooms of Rev.) | Hindman's Presbyterian church. | Hindman welcomes lovers into his |private parlors and guarantees them abeotute privacy, | cig Al Finnan Salmon LUCKY CRESCENT MEAT co. MAIN 2899—“QUALITY” OUR MOTTO—MAIN 2899 Give Us a Trial and Be Convinced Extra Special, Choice Steer Sirloin Steaks, Ib. WELL, WELL, WeLL, THREE SPELLING PAPERS ALL MARKED ONE HUNDRED — THAT’S GOING SOME - LET’S SEE Now, HERE'S “TUESDAY - WEDNESDAY - AND FRIDAY - WHERE 1S THURSDAY'S PAPER? |Every One Wears | Jewels Down in -18¢ i Chickens, fresh dressed, 1b, | Leg of Lamb, Ib Be Brazil’s Capita! ROTHWEILER & CO, Broadway and Denny Way. 4 for 4 . 17 ‘Leaf Lard, Ib 12%¢ |i. Phone East 126. F Choice eer Pot Roasts, Ib. Pork Roasts, Ib lhe BY MARGARET MASON | HUBER @ CO., INC., 6023 Duwamish Avenue. Phone for O¢ Dry Salt (Written for the United Pre on- A- | | Sidney 500 : | They say all blue diamonds | Come from Brazil, | But, beileve me, you'll find that Stong Says Tt You Have the Cash OUR PRICKS BEAT THEM ALL UR SPECIALS GOOD FOR A WE: 10 bars of Lenox Sonp for. . fie | 3 cana Cari Sb, eon Hille’ Coftee for. /66e | 4 Ibe. DIDN'T BRING “THAT pany | pithas HOME, PADDY A lot stay there still. Milk for. 206 ed Sugar for. .250 n c JANEIRO, Sept. 20. 9 NO. 50 SACK OF CHE ce FAMILY r pun “ NO, 60 SACK OF LOCAL PATENT FLOUR ; de Janetro, you find clubs-—the lie pkg. Shredded We t Bis- | 15c¢ bottle Cider Vinegar lee Jockey sores the Derby club, the cuits for Ae | Engineers’ club, the Anglo-Ameri : | 4 100 pkgs. 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The Best Fruits and Vegetables—Aiways STALL 29 gresses, shambling along barefoot ed or clumping along in the un |eainly native shoes, have treir fears all duded up in geld hoops When it comes to riigs, no f sArTC AY STONGS MEAT MARHET ger in spurned wee. trae dre CENTS A DAY, Chole ser IO, 124c| Choice Legs Lamb 18c | looked hand | Try a STAR WANT AD. ™ 7 Fancy Veal Fresh killed Chickens | Work has been begun in Egypt 122c, 15c | Faney Pork Roast eney, Pork Ross 15c extra I. 17c Ground Bone for Chick ins ens, 10 Ibe, Vine Little Pig Sausage, lb. . Roast, tb for draining and reclaiming 1,000, 000 acres of land, one of the great est tasks of the kind ever attacngts| ed. Main 600—THE STAR ane,