The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 3, 1916, Page 6

iil gt TLL NOE GE AIO A AR ET NRG f f ONEIDA % Oneida ( COMMUNITY \ Sommunity COMMUNITY PAR PLATE SILVERWARE is the same the world over; whether purchased in a Butcher Shop or Jewelry Store, the COM- MUNITY Quality and Value is always the same. On Saturday November 4th Frye & Co. offers each purchaser of 50c worth or over, at any of its various markets, the priv- ilege of purchasing Community Par Plate arti- cles at Wholesale Prices, and which are prac- tically only half the regular retail prices. Quotations are for sets of six, and only one set to a customer, but you have your choice of either the Gray or Brilliant finish, in the beau- tiful PRIMROSE DESIGN. On the above conditions, we offer you Srimrose Design Teaspoons ae Set of 4 ” Forks . . . $1.00°s:" A " Knives . . $1.35%s" ” Tablespoons. $1.00°s':" J "Dessert Spoons, 95¢°s'." 4 "Oyster Forks . 95c°s':* 26-piece set in mahogany-finished chest, con- sisting of six each, Knives, Forks, Teaspoons, Tablespoons, one Butter Knife, one Sugar Shell —all 26 pieces, including the handsome lined chest with drawer, for $4.90. NOW ON DISPLAY AT FRYE’S QUALITY MARKETS Price these goods elsewhere, and if you can duplicate them, we will take your purchase from us back at 25 per cent more than you paid us. Could anything be more fair? FRYE’S QUALITY GOVERNMENT IN. SPECTED MEATS are equally as good values. “Uncle Sam” says meats that will not pass his inspection are not fit for human consumption. Ask for and insist on seeing the Purple Stamp. Frye’s Meats are Government Inspected and Stamped. Saturday Specials Government Government Inspected Sugar . ured Meats Inspected Fresh Meats Selected Steer Pot Roast ca seek Prime Steer Rib Roast 17¢ | Smoked Pork Loins. . 18¢ Fancy Pig Hams... . 17l4c Lean Breakfast Bacon 194 Choice Steer Round MOM, Wilh Cos ts g 17¢ Choice Pork Roast. 15c Loin Pork Chops. .20c Leg of Spring Lamb. 18c Boston Butts... .. Smoked Spareribs. . 8c Cottage Rolls. ... .17¢ Frye’s celebrated Milk- fed Hens 16c New York State Full ' Cream Cheese... .23c Fresh churned Lynden Creamery Butter, . 38 2 pounds for. ... .75c Petaluma Ranch Stor- age Eggs, doz. .. .35c Fruits, Vegetables, Bakery Goods and Other Items at Proportionately Low Prices FRYE’ Quality Markets Ff OLYMPIC PUBLIC MARKET, 1422 and 1424 ' First Ave., first door south of Pike St. SEATTLE MARKET, 109 Occidental, near Yesler. AMERICAN MARKET, 519-21 Third Ave., at James. WESTLAKE MARKET, Westlake and Pine St. WESTERN MARKET, 1102 and 1104 Western Ave. BALLARD MEAT CO., 5445 Ballard Ave. PO A REE NP IONE CNN ANE CNET a a b WILSON GAVE US | 3 NATIONAL SAND. FOR PROSPERITY | NEW YORK, Nov, 3—"I would call the great n drama now being enacted fore 100,000,000 Americans, ‘The Day's Work.’ | should cast | Woodrow Wilson as the leading man and the hero, if | were considering it as melodrama, | should cast Hughes for what we call the comedy heavy Roosevelt would be siated for | what In the old theatrical days we called ‘the cutwood robber.’ utwood’ was a cloth drop representing a forest scene and it was easily dropped down be tween two stage trees. The robber was the fellow who skulked across in front of this | to staccato music. In our play the leading heavy is the man of wealth and the leading juvenile is the man who is working for the average day's wage.” 1 was Auguatus Av talking ¢ Used to Be Laborer Thada ed him wright d Knigh a 1 saw how the boys worked, | the switchmen, the firemen and the engineers. | knew their | long hours and their often in: adequate pay. | am strong for them.” things with Here are ant 1 er hax been articulate “He has begun and greatly advanced a restorstion of gov ernment to the people; he has taken from its throat the grasp | of plutocracy, and from its pockets the fingers of special | privilege. | Under him the expansion and a ially the contract been placed in the p ton, | »ple’s con-| row who b at rices and sell at reta' “Under Wilson the men who chain childhood to factory ma chines can no longer make the government a silent partner in exploiting their product I h ubl utte ar ‘With changing stances in Mex fully changed method and counter-check, but never aband oned the guiding principles of helpfulness, charity and justice ed ta aimed cada “Hughes says our present prosperity is founded on sand | agree, Wilson furnished the sand! FREE TO ASTHMA SUFFERERS A New FREE ASTHMA COUPON FRONTIER ASTHMA CO. R 1169 ‘ and Hudson St Buffalo, N. ¥ fend free trial of your method just Printers | 1013 THIRD MAIN 1043 | STAR—FRIDAY, NOV, 3, 1916. PAGE 6 Outbursts of EverettTrue "BRITISH ADVANCE LONDON Henry Lohse No. 24 is unfair to The cally associat that have Hquor beer. booze wa crowd as publicity article The restric. people by the ontributes to rinkera of llc Re unfair restriction and wople to use a mild , in their own homes, and the 1 for blind pigs and ootle will cease Vote for Initiative Measure No 24 and drive not only the d pigs and bootleggers out of bust ness, but al drive ont of the state the insincere, high-eal, non - taxpaying, Anti League agent I say because this same ire using their utmost efforts to pass a law in California that per mits the manufacture of both beer and vile whisky for ship. ment into dry (2?) Washington These two classes put out of busine should be once and for all. The people can only have peace and order in the commu nity by permitting the practice oft yerance, which means the l fa mild beverage at home HINRY LOHSE Vice President Sound Construc tion and Eng. Co., Ine, | AND THAT WAS EVEN TRUE WHEN THis TT) \ SOCIETY WAS VET IN ITS INFANCY, ALC T THI, WAS DUE TO THe FACT “THAT 1OTHERS WERE To Be In THE THE I UNDERSTDD Tha | AT THIS PAN@UGT WERE To BE CO To Five MINUTES CACH NOW, ¥ Ee [TAKE YOUR CHOICE: EITHER — 1 AND SIT DOWN, OR HAVE Nou ))PARTED WITH , CHAM AGNE ee (| PALACE HIP whirlwind comedy acrobatics The Alst GET (Paid Adver Democratic Can County Comi Second Commissior FOR Good Roads Efficiency it Economy in tration Graft Favoritism BP Ce &< BURNS KILL Gl Peeling the Skin Is Better Than Bleaching Isaac P. Calhoun AGAINST Ring Methods oJ HES NFEINES OU CAN | HUT UP R HAIR | Tey Troe Ut} ATRES | ts features a Mitchell ar he ordinar ne com exhibition of yred Ventrilo. abilit r Phillip ( A ave aa Re od tat day a on Ww er J while h wa k ht a gas fire, d da n the Providence hospi t mer tisiag) didate for missioner ners’ District 1 Office Adminis- Cleveland ape rotunda flow, but the time at the moat of his Was particularly ¢ eriticiam of W retary dent for have a clever g novelt WORE SS T. R, PROMISES | NEW SHOT AT PRES, WILSON BY. J. P, YODER U. P. Staff Correspondent ABOARD ROOSEVELT'S TRAIN, BUFFALO, N, Y., Nov. 3,—Col ined Roosevelt today prom “an entirely new speech with a kick in it” when he ap at to His be Americanism with a heretofore peared Union night Cooper theme will untouched angle. As usual, he will preface his prepared ad dress with more verbal flings at the president's foreign and Mexican policies, and at his “fine word He had prepared a speech on Americaniom and industrialism for he last night, where to 6,000 at the Armory a 0 more who gathered in t of the city hall as an over-| peech of President | Wilson at Buffalo Wednesday slung | into an int us talk that roductory extempor ok up most of hin form He used dustrial topic at the| low | wy meetiog Roosevelt nunclatory tn json, Bryan and See He we d the presi lace At the A Baker ays in on plural he de 0. “Is he too a? | Corns Loosen, Lift Right Off Nothing But “GETS-IT” Will Do This to Corns and Calluses 4 b $4.00 Electric Iron Tin Snips Bit $1.50 Double Axes rhe Padlocks $1.00 Extension t $1.00 Boy Scout Axes Shotgun Shells, box Wood Baskets High grade Lanterns $1.25 Food Choppers 2in-t Shoe Polish for a clo t price $1.50 Union $6.00 on Misses’ Suits en Sweaters, pure a snap at . We got the I. X. L., Everett’s leading hardware store, at a knock-down figure. no other circumstances would it be possible to give you this merchandise at the prices. 82.89 39¢ sie $1.25 Single Bit Axes....79¢ 15e Hatchet and Hammer Handles z¢ $78.00 Leonard's High Oven 863.85 ve ¢ Hack Saw Frame ive Butcher Saws, 16-inch for Bse 10-watt Tungsten Lamp, 16¢ ts 69 69e¢ ive age B3¢ 69¢ boxes 15e¢ Wool Underwear, S7¢ ARONSON MERCANTILE COMPANY ARLINGTON HOTEL ]2]7-1219 First Ave. , Pine Street! Market SEVENTH AND PINE Is Seattle's and convenient Public Market. It is located in the heart of the city’s new shopping district ply all the needs of your table at the lowest possi most attractive Under one roof it is possible to sup-_ prices. Note some of our Specials for Saturday liver's 5c Smoked Jowis, 1b.— 13c Fancy Beef Pot Roast, Ib.— 124c Sugar Cured Sliced Bacon, !b.— 25c Fresh Churned Washington 40c Little Pig Sausage, |b.— 15c Cottage Butts, 18c Mild Cream Cheese, Ib... LOC Cheese, Ib Creamery Butter, lb | Fred Anderson's Grocery Prices will help you save Flour, No. 1, Full Patent........ At Kitchen Stall Lower Floor 25c You'll find the Nicest Goods at any Price at HELEN'S—STALL 29 9 Bars Lenox Soap ... Sugar i] Main Floor Farmers’ Stalls 8 Granuisied BOC On Seventh Ave. Side Iba. fancy Car lina Head Rice 30c Under It was a life-saver for us. 65ce Work Shirts $1.00 Flannel Shirts. $3.00 Oil Slickers, all for " - A8¢ 69¢ izes, 39 s5e Slicker Hats, one big lot going at ise $1.00 Cobbler’s Sets....48¢ Alabastine or Calotint Wall Coating, 5b, pkg.......27¢ Premo and Lastwell Ready Mixed Paint, guaranteed for $6.50 Rain Coat for $4.85 | $2 Ironite Floor Paint, $2.50 Crush Hats for,..98¢@ ] per gal.......... $1.69 $5.00 Pants for $240 W. P. Fuller's Ready $3.00 Pants for $1.85 | Mixed Paint, gal...... $1.69 $8.00 Mackinaw for ..$6.98 | 90c qt. Japalac ....... lies’ Rubbers, pair... 39¢ 2S8e Ge 50c President Suspenders pair for ze $7.00 High Top Rubber Boots pair $4.98, $6.00 Waterproof Work Shoes for 83.89 $4.50 Work Shoes $3.39 $5.00 Leather Lined Dress Shoes, pair 83.69 45 pt. Japalac ....... size 4-in-1 Oil White Enamel . Floor Varnish .. Linoleum Varnish size Liquid Veneer. . Thanksgiving is coming. Carving Sets going at $2.50 Creosote, gal < BBE Genasco Roofing, guaranteed for 10 years, $3.00 rolls for . Siamese SS ® Duckaline Roofing, guar- d for 5 years, 1 ply, $1.08 Le Wool Sox, pair We Sox, pair 50c 7c Razor Hones for 65 Plumber's Friend » BBE Pee 4 3%x8tg Butts, pair, NEAR UNIVERSITY ST.