The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 10, 1916, Page 6

STAR—FRIDAY, NOV. 10, 1916, PAGE 6 Place to Tet TS — , An Economical, Delightful HIGH spoTs IN cancen or THe MAN || WILSON IS CHEERE yore oma he Uptain Si Soe WHO'S BEEN REELECTED PRESIDENT! AC WEYT PRESIDENT| Thousands of Satisfied Thomas Woodrow Wilson was born at Staunton, Va, De | Customers cember 28, 1856, the son of Rev, Joseph R. and Jeasle Woodrow | BY ROBERT J, BENDER dent and Mre, Wilsom and cheered Wilson. His ancestry was Scotch-Irish on both eldes, At 2 (U, P, Staff Correspondent) both. The presiden& was looking years his parents took him to Augusta, Ga., where he apent his RHINE CLIFF, N_ Y., ? .| fine and wore a hajipy emile ax he present early boyhood and entered school. President Wilson was exponded to the grteting. He had muble you In 1870 the Wilsons moved to Columbla, where his father “the next president” when he came | been kept Informed, of California's boa egal NABLE PRIC became minister of the Presbyterian chureh, “Tommy” con hore from the yacht Mayflower | Vote count by wiredees during the at REASONABLE ight | tinued his schooling here until 1873, when he antered Davidson, today enroute to Williamstown, | ® Your old 20 8. G,, college, In 1874 the family moved again, to Wilmington, Mans l, The 1 rower raade the Journey | DRESS stove taken $10 to $ N. Cy the future president with them, The next year he en A big crowd greeted the prest-|UP the Hudson by «nny stages and ‘ Pen inte Aaotind ——————= | arrived here early tn the morning d when you tered Princeton university, being graduated In 1 after take us puctient ao Sie. Wie, Button an Lace Ing honors as a debater and a writer on political economy buy a seer atte tnt tiison tale’ the foundations tor nie {|Cat, as Football, Sad boarded a. repeal trate, | Boots broad knowledge of economics and international law that later | Leads to Battle) Wiitamstown, Mase , We charge Buck’s landed him in the presidency nay ” | v t All-Gray Kid Button : After taking a year’s law course at the University of Vir KANSAS CITY, Nov. 10—a/§ 0 > | 6 be had in Dark Brown no interest Range ginia. Wilson started practicing law at Atlanta, in 1881. Im {lniack tomeat yowlod as he walked | B NE-DRY' DRY LAW . . io > $3 3.45 1883 he entered Johns Hopkins university for a two years’ the fence tn the foreign colony on | : Se ee of AN course in history and political economy the Kansas side Frank Jaklevieh, | AHEAD IN OREGON Browns and ze $4.95 In 1885, at Savannah, Woodrow Wilson (he now had drop- trying to sleep, ie | to : 00 our ped the Thomas) married Miss Ellen Louise Axson, whose fa- {| iicked the cat over the fence = PORTLAND, Ore., Nov. 10.—The Black Vici Kid Button or Lace Hoag, like his own, was a Presbyterian clergy: For three the yard of his neighbor, Paul Yar-|amendment to Oregon's dry law, NEES $3.45 bert he taught political economy and history a ryn Mawr, |nevich. Yarnevich threw it back, | whic h prohibits, the importation of Other striking models have Biack Kid then for two years at Wesleyan university, Middletown, Conn. and a moment Jaklevich kicked it| 24 quarts of mrt beverage and two vamp, White or Gray Kid Then he became professor of jurisprudence and politice at {lover the fence again high prices of Shoes will not for here you will find the NEW OST DESIRABLE Footwear Styles in exchange |quarts of mplidtuous liquor every top ” e e e Princeton, and in his thirteenth year ae professor there was The cat soon nad enough of this| month has probably been carried Ivin Inner elected president of the unive in 1902. and fled. After the fight that fol-/by 1,500. This means absolute pro- an S In his eight years’ serv this university’e head, dur lowed, Jnklevich lay helpless on/ hibition for thy Wob Footers. They Ing which he democratized the Institution (it vad been known the ground, and Isaac Fabac, his|call it the “benedry” dry law \ ae a “club for rich men's sons”), Wilson attracted the atten- brother-inlaw, took up the feud, | - te tlon of Col, George Harvey, noted New York editor, who fa- The three fighters, without the The British museum contains the NEW STREET ON A RENOWNED thered the Wilson presidential boom. cat, together with 40 witnesses, will/oldest known examples of Chinese In 1910 Wlison resigned as Poinceton’s president, after be explain the i!) omen tn police court. writing. "y BOOTS Ing overruled in a dispute with the trustees. The year ————_ 9C UNION |) he was elected governor of New Jersey, and immediately start- wuss “wate gineuedl aay ba’ bal Shou ed a fight which ended in the demolition of the bipartisan ma- | crounmetal Cait Plan toe oF §3.O5 MADE chine that had ruled the state, and restored popular govern . hed tip. Military heel... ment. ’ a) \ sninetal Calf and Patent Iace = 45 His governmental exploits In New Jersey led to Wilson's 7] s, military heels, with tips.... ° nomination for the presidency by the democrats In 1912, aft H—PAPE § DIAPEP IN , nelish-inst Boots of Guometal $3 OB a hard fight, and his subsequent election. | nd rk Tan Calf, 62.96 to ’ Mrs. Wilson's death, in 1914, when the country wae facing : - 2 | - e or s est aKker @ grave international crisis, cast a pall of sorrow over the en- Digests All Food, Absorbs] Millions of men and women today Our M:n’s Shoes rf tire nation. know that it 1s needless to have a ‘ seuntetty Ga w Make your selection now on terms of only $1.00 On December 18, 1915, the president married Mre. Beith {| Gases and Stops Fermen- [hag stomach. A little Paaneein Are undoubtedly | ity, iH i and $1.00 weekly, and turn your old stove in { Bolling Galt, widow of a well-known Washington business man. ) tation at once. oocaslOnally keeps the stomach reg styles. ome “paied ees, ) His renomination never questioned, and the record amines ulated and they eat their favorite ae oe lied Beare bes ment made in his first four years in the White House brought about ? foods without fear : ee ° ° his reelection at the polls. Wonder what apset your stomach| If your stomach doesn't take care D S t S ] —which portion of the food did the |of your liberal Itmit without repel ining Suite Specials ~ amarch action ot the feed did the ot your Ubemnd Htmdt without rebel Matched Dining Room Suites specially priced for . pe ee Rint Aste art vb 4 @ help, remember, the - ee ee ee) eae : pit; . ean upset, ani , Rurest, mose harmless re TAKE 0. Thanksgiving and exceptionally easy terms. FAST SPRINT BY YouTH SAVES $9,000 what you just ate has fermented tn-| lief ts Pape's Diapepsin, which costs bibvaton —————— - CHICAGO, Nov bank here would be $9,000 ehort |\0 stubborn lumps; your head diszy| only fifty cents for a large case at RUNING AGO, No! Harv d aches; belch gases and acide|drug stores. It's truly wonderf 7 INC. ) Carving Sets, Casseroles, Savory Roasters, Etc., nad 36 (nek uae oe ings iy oh Pa gy eu Maa, ae land eructate undigested food lit digests food and sets thing SAMPLE i With added to customers’ accounts without the usual first toate ssaa Gah tee ; ; War bale to (a be breath foul panne coated—just straight, #0 gently and easily that SECOND A Piko St aap payment. ieo station. Off , ne ban ne robber was leaving | pe™ Diapepain, and in five|is astoulshing. Please don’t go on! |] MRNNg Second Ave at Pike . mioutes you will wonder what be-| and with a weak, disordered and he was nabbed came of the indigestion and distress! stomach; {t's #0 unnecensary Open Saturday Evenings Until 9 o’Clock for senility Your Convenience ———— . ‘M:A‘'GOTTSTEIN, ‘FURNITURE CO. SECOND AVE., BETWEEN PIKE AND PINE oer te GAT OBSERVES FISH. |car'sur secs fs Sec ccsity sever * |years, All cats would rather eat) ern si DAYS ON FRIDAYS fish than meat. Flaherty’s cat got " ‘ > into the habit of having fish, left ee beba * © _8T. PAUL, Nov. 10.—Coleman from the Flaherty table, every sev met Wx LS LL _ Wisherty’s cat won't eat meat on enth day. Now the fel : , , E | Friday. ’ iit, and will have nothing else. SOUTH END =| Ga ANNIVERSARY is the great heart of Seattle’s marketing system. From this center street car lines radiate in every direction, like the spokes of a mammoth wheel, to the homes of the consumers. The terminus of practically all lines is within a stone’s throw of the South End Market, so you are always assured of a seat. Come to the market to- morrow to do your trading, and ride home in com- a io ian eave jin en ees ae STORES COMPANY INC make a dollar do the work of two. ' Like wildfire—that's the way the GROCETERIA’S plan is spreading! Independent Packing Company ” Ae Seattle and Western Washington have taken to the GROCETERIA’S idea as the great step forward in economy for the household. . ---5@ | Fancy Leg Roast Pork, Starting with one store—GROCETERIA No. 1—just a year ago—the Groceteria Stores Company is this week opening its twelfth store for the people of Seattle, with Be AC sete 12¢ | Veal Cutlets, Ib Cree other stores in successful operation in the Seattle Suburban Division and in the Mutton na th 1206 : i PUEDEN Th , Northern Washington Division. Sedes Roast Mutiot ance Brsakiast SPR Pid AE GROCETERIA’S plan is the modern, money-saving plan. The customer picks siee : 1 18¢ | ica! i ” é out his or her own goods in the scrupulously clean and inviting GROCETERIAS, 7 hall oe whole, per . ‘ ‘saving costly clerk hire, saving the large cost of delivery, and, by paying cash, sav- sees ABGE r ; ing the expense of accounting, the burden of carrying credits, the losses a credit busi- WE MAKE ALL OUR OWN SAUSAGE ae : ness entails. ALL PHONES—ELLIOTT 1625 ae) as See how BIG, how IMPORTANT the GROCETERIA’S chain is growing! That Fancy Corn Fed Turkeys on Hand at All Times means bigger buying power, greater saving of money, increased benefits to GROCE- ——$— SOUTH ae BUTTER CO. 7 TERIA’S patrons. I ; 2 Ibe... Every cent of saving we can make is passed on to YOU in lower prices, Better torte! Sah geo Ney a ame = a CUT THE COST OF LIVING TH almon, 1h Mallbut' Cheeks, ib FRUIT AND VEGRTABLE eCalis 4407 — r . : ; “ap GR b GROCETE RIA eee reps I if ‘: ‘ 2 You are missing the great economy opportunity if you overlook the GRO- Celery, stalk ; . He CETERIAS—for they save you 10 per cent to 25 per cent on your staple goods. OPENS TOMORROW ay Watch the windows for Specials. New goods are constantly introduced in co- At Your Service in Any Quantity 4 BAe 4 S operation with the manufacturer. New Economy Market st os Flour, sack §2.00 Royal oa Powder, Ib q > 5 First and Pike + eS NOI CSU ELED SIR Ni te i oo Re | potind 2..9.0s. ound Steak, Ib..12%¢ | Roast Veal, Ib. ae NM ie EVERY-! etd GROCETERIA PRICES AT ALL GROCETERIA STORES—COMPARE THEM! Anderson’ S Grocery me we | CER TORE Gee CA Mr ee OR ee ee gpa FORMERLY LAKE M K Hie tb. ¢ . fn eee 42e | Royal Baking Powder, 1-1»... 2 «..48e | Knox Gelatine, pke OUR FREE DELIVERY PHONE © t re Corea pk . the R Bor Groceterin Japan Tea, %-lb phe 7 Grape. Nuta, pke . . . 120 | Ghirardeli’s Ground Chocolate, Groceteria Japan Tea, %-lb. pke. ave | Hon-Am\ Powder, phe ‘ ».fe | Lenox Boap, bar M. J. B. Coffee, 3-pound can..........$1.00 Old Duteh Cleanser, GROCHTENIA STORNS—SHATTLE DIVISION GROCKTERIA_NO, 5—1111 Woo GROCKTERIA NO, 10-503 Union St. SEATTLE sunUR Arm & Hammer | can fo GROCETENIA NO. 1—f00 Pine & Mr, Thompson, M Mr, J, ¥, Colman, —_ BAN DIVISION Boda, | ile Rea can cot. John Balkoma, GROCETERIA NO. 6—85 Pike ‘ A NO, 26—Kent, W 1-lb, pkg fee, Ib ake Grocer® a 4m. St. Mr, Conrad Thele: § GROCETENIA NO, 11—Pine St, Public Market, Mr, Wm, Potter, Mg 2: Mr ! , GROCKTENIA Ne Fth at Pine. at es h Bon Ami, powdered (Tretant Postur f ” GNOCHTENIA NE 5, Pike Vince M v, Ea Lyons, Mgr. NORTHERN WASHINGTON Dry Pron io natan Prand Cot Market, Down St ‘ oc - IVISION ‘oil o jh hve I 26c| * ‘S80 or j ‘at, a GROCHTERES 4 > . oTERIA NO, 12—Groceterta No. 12 to open GROCETERIA ene os ? NO. 51 —welll, Tt Tea, “ib | 419 Natinrd Ave. GROCETENIA No. nor Bh Son Ne, ‘oenaeny Wateet, Market me ee we ic o ; 0 First and Pike, sae soup, wail A2c| wee an. ban ths i iffith, Mgr, Mr, FY 3 Mr, O, Tl, Anderson, Mar, W. 5. ty EE | Vines, Mgr, 2-1b. bag Salt. , CUTTING THE