The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 12, 1917, Page 8

1917 STAR—FRIDAY, JANUARY 1?, 12 MILLION IS |WOOD TRIES TO WAR'S ENDIS IN LOSSASGREAT FORCE PROBE SIGHT, CLAIM OF SHELLS BURST 22522: ce-.cse0, PEACE APOSTLE PAGE | (> . 1 ve of ° ak of the preside * An Economical, : ie ; t 4 i nn Delightful Place to Trade JERSEY CITY, Jan. 12—In- that congrean doe dare tnves. BY OBWALD GARRISON VILLARD termittent explosions caused by tly of involving men) Member American Neutral Confer bursting of stray shells, could h fn the government and met ence Committee and toe ‘ f cor * hempelver tep n postie of Peace " * " still be heard early today in | . t : ! American Apostle The Boston Shoe Shop organizatior entative V 1 of Indian ai emphatically of the opinion < the wreckage of the plant of |,, of the resoluuion, |peace in in sight grew to its present vast size of sixty-onc the Canadien Car * F nae = the house toda Hy th It n that In my jode Co. deatre esterd j | stores by selling a line of shoes that were destroyed yesterday with a ment the discussion of peace star joss of $12,000,000. ed by the German offer and the unequaled at our prices. Stored in two conerete bulld 2 ides va note will. comtinue until We continued ar America’s leaders at tons f tri-nytrototuol—the , eo. $2.95 gre moat powerful of explosives H 4“ yy! ind 2.50 and $2 ror years we have ueed in making high-power | e S- That may take three montha, | jealously guarded our premiership—an shells six months, or nine month oF elleve the end is | = ate ob ‘ ‘ Had thie been reached by |oQrops, andthe Cornisa “Goner!"| & year but | b lieve today, we stand alone in the real tie Hite wnloh ements the plans [2 Crees ‘ a "| Pally in sight shoe retailing on the stal of high untold damage would have re lac f shoe to get aw et ears of peace cor sulted, Danger of the powerful wt rn pa ferenc le the Thirty Year sality and low pri explosive letting go now fe be * * r Put! war ould venture to Setecial « 1 an “plac eved to have passed rophe w these negotia Materi. hanges have taken place a 5 , ‘ Nona must laos Pe gre Mary te having seriously affected the cost of a ( (kK nd to be that has been accomplished by leather and production, but this has in : or { ‘ President Wilson » loosen » measure hampered our leadership « bad given | om tongues in every coun _ hb had : . am been 1 the cer Comparatively speaking, we are further = Hegre Live north ahead of our competitors at this time er : There must be than ever before houne of commons ardment again, on th In spite of present conditions, we still wed gapir b and thia will « maintain our conservative lines and ra wer rfo 100 members of the popular styles at $2.50 and 5 ee aha : ne i eas" aside from our specialty lines at ar { it can be honorably dor © peas $3.45, $3.95, $4.45 to $5.95 t " \their minds " onl It in rr Resources and experience eal “ count! e n ly courageoun act hat Fa re he would have saved th were ed to at 1,000,000 lives ‘ ne t Mayor | w oa the a « ‘ ‘ 1 b ount | the ‘BOSTON SAMPLE SHOE SHOP C2: The Store of Style and Service SECOND AVE: AT PIKE Evtel Bids oo ATACOMA CAR REFERENDUM GHOST % :on.50: caf eee EY eats HASSOLONSIN CHECK; **: Seen iia, ts Be aii VOC OINE et Sets HART BUMPED AGAIN ** *'" "PEACE NOTE SENDS ee After handing etbel WAR STOCKS HIGH FEW LOBBYISTS . New Ept sHADOW? Venture Phe ho SHIELDING TO THE GERMANS RERLIN £5 MEATH, 401 FRYES GOVERNMENT INSPECTED | 4Mo PASSE via Sayville Wireless Capture of Laburtea, ir and ‘ k and fash { ter VERNA MERSEREAU AND CO A neve a « M mmended for bron- MME. ELLIS } > ah na all hire . lum Other Big Acts o firet t uf 10¢ and 20¢ | SPECIALS ee ree eee aes SCRAP OVER ZEONICK BILL pce ery * D a ss ese tor eee es ; : 7g bis Prime Steer Boneless Rolled ie, | come te over. th | a | LA ~hcgnae caro is “That, Different Roast, pound . 16c x f . 2 v te : Georgalis Trio are he 4 S| shots ands “Dees = e as Selected Cut Short Ribs voc oe eS [PUGET SOUND NAVY YARD WORKERS) (00°50 "0 T h oT aisa se, o rides es he ARE BUYING CUR PROPERTY st ad rain-fe ‘or oulder f : mado t seria Roast, pound .... ‘ 15e Rib and Loin Lamp ase 5 OC a ey catiorell SUES MAYOR GILL ON |: or Roast, pound . 18c z Aik hagal labo mog ar eg mpreiesst $15,000 MORTGAGE © 3 Fancy Sugar-cured incites Nea Meo le ent ane —- a 2 > ch—all togged up in full To obtain payment of $15,000 = Butts, pound ........... .14¢ & f th a fair Indy on his arn Id to be due him, Jam # MeFar z ¥ 1 gh collar w mi etty t nu r May‘ r Gil _ to M =| Fresh Local Ranch Eggs, 3 t ever since : ee ete Bl 6] per dozen 38c ere sition QU) elgned = aeeen for Ss fig to eettle Ihe TMLIENE De ere ected c unrigee:: | Fresh Churned Lynden th "16 conforma with oo Eeeeneey Hutter, tb as CC NOVEL STICK-UP MAN Washington Full Cream eee ge ee Cheese, Ib. 22c "ir the bill passer, the cold stor sd PASSES UP $400 5, rien provisions for tha 10 0 | “Forward Turrets of U. 8. 8. Pennsylvania, Ghawltg Six ofthe A careless and slovenly “stickup er c fot = thie a Twelve 14-Inch Guns With Which the Ship Is Armed” ‘per paieaat i ve ah Saale sie Balch F ut least ecretary of Navy Da pr cent, when you can roked = $400 in the the cler aid the Vhen the time limit comes, the | the ninth, asked for TWELVE ve me inn iot or a house ]/2\e ato Sea tie CORNEL Tae tec SLON DOnLARS ause | a py era Nath idee nic A. Holmes, the clerk, sa have to be labeled “cold torage Ivat ards DID NOT BID Gogein lots at prices ranging ||‘ Or ae ® laa Sesh ts 0 everybody can take notice when government wanted ships | from $100 and up. Qur Firat Ad: [70 iN) nig aide rather. than to nove bit of work ence the government will | dition begins on Burwell avenue e to the in ITS | which has street grade, cement |) Put them up in Ut : ud ar ets | Our yard will not be forgotten erty {8 in CITY LIMITS, The by the esent administration, | Puget Sound Navy Yard now em c Roy and Ralph Olmstead, | yard and will spend money in| hours a day, holidays and thirty ‘ 7 na advanced in rank the VARI: not on account of lay in the uimer vacation at r Olympic Public Market, 1422-) American Market, 519-21 Third Until Thursday he was a patrol political pull, but on account of ) full pay surday aternchus i sid bes thea Bisa) Ce 1424 First Ave., first door Ave. at James St man wo! out of Densmore sta merit Aulliness, Whe not’ pial. w Home 169 Washington St south of Pike St tion, Chief Beckingham has pre The workers in the Puget | site and work at the yard? We |’ and the Doctor will give you a care. > ied lm to duty se ant On 1 1y wf r ) 4 Beattle Market, 109 Occiden- Western Market, 1102-1104 sis Be 4 “d a ‘4 3 Bi Sound Ya a uyin sues us. leave our offices at 10 a.m. and | ful examination and prescribe for : tead haa maintained first place in | gome will build for themselves | 1 . m, every day. Better 2 tal, near Yesler Western Ave civil service examinations for the : aprmeds Lato BL t p.m. every day, Better | you FREE. Why pay $2.00 for a : “ iegaee ‘ ‘ . a Abe and some we will bulld for, Ye go along with us and view the | prescription, when all you have to Westlake Market Westlake Ballard Meat Co., 5443 Ballard| Je Pabebdkal dh ben by te ee ine )| terday Mr. Surgeon purchased ard and our propert Any in- | do is to step into this store, see the Ave. and Pine. | Ave sean eeind. by he eines two homesites, and he will build | qniry by mail promptly and care |! Doctor and get one for nothing, for rst. Harry O'Brien, who is a Hew) two nice bungalows at once fully attended to. Ole Hanson || ? tenant with the signal ec at Cal Why leave your money Idle or | & Co, 816 Pike street jeny disease RSP YE 9 MEATS) 40e{ GOVERNMENT INSPECTED {200 ~ PA9 5 EO = Batam \ ‘ : ‘ ; Dan\yeu aay ie oe Va AERP Rerrerreee pana ETP Sere OLYMPIA, Jan. 12.—The only The he ring 7 be = Probably the moat atrikin X : was com Seeman member of the 15th ses-;held next re of esaion is the EW YORK, Ja coat and da sion, Mrs. Ina P. Wil)! all n F on ‘ bers than dis Yakima, 5 the ¢ TO LIFT “CURSE” The ore a be on the car heading the committe that r € t row on the ate e holdup decide the fate of the “bone dry whisper : Bill, introduced by Representative ¢o rons MMLEVENINGS 10-25- 30: ‘756 ee f bite |e REFERENDUM GHOST Witmer ~ FIRE DESTROYS TWO is chairman of the public pwount hi " t | — gonial bi — here : The jin the house is working in perfect low It la vered to 36, ME: ] | ty. ‘as (fl * ad nh “ w and the important 1-'On the ble exch ma ” the a | If there is any opposition to the |ic board to “lift the curse r | wt “ha hs mun sob ong tea 1 out during the} Fire that spread from an over. ng reduced te the rn do subst debous bs jlatter half of the openin heated stove, destroyed the ho "4 —s eThe peers) 0 nent | t aboriginal nome Jon the seven referendum measure “DOES RHEUMATISM mA Nightly—™ Toda abt Teegstdnoa at ie ed x ore - ciel, Sih = } hi thrown a healthy scare Into the | | wo ra b 5 '. Mt out loud. Tatesdeiiees x N ow FE. Maze, | A public hearing on fhe bill by CONNOR TALKS FRANKLY a = varsache momen Ke ping destroying it, Th afternoon the joint public morals committe W. W. Connor, speaker of the|) FO Caer try tO put a Each house was a story frame of mae bows. a senate, Was an- house t and defeated |O°° cottage, valued », and out 5 by Mrs. Willia t t 1, a8 side the city Mmits, beyond the Aes cto waiter reve ; HART BUMPED AGAIN Many Doctors Use Musterole PALACE HIP colar Ges Eo 7 Pierce, n of the senate com- house r- Atierr : mittee, chairman o! sena pm | how ‘ Rept io cere i 2 4 3 iaaiccbialh epoca aa. vere the ha aod “The Alternat TEA FALLS | | JONES WOULD DO |: ‘ia «ace AWAY WITH PAIRING SAVE ghocere A PER " at l CENT Or More *<¢ MR. AND SAVE 1 PER CENT Or More AT MRS. THRIFT SHOP GROCETERIAS It’s the Pennies That Count THE Groceterian, by the ause of bad ac- blackface jay in the Groceterias. in | Groceterias, every g re sold at cut prices in “It's the Pennies That Count” Groceteria Prices: 1h Rolled Oats ooes Tie—VYou a, Mlb. pkg. ..... . 220-—You "Ceylon and India Lipton’s Blend “A” Ceylon and India Lipton’s Blend “A” Ceylon and India Galt's Blue Ribbon Tea .... Grape-Nuts Shredded Wheat Biscuit . Krinkle Corn Flakes Ceretena Roiled Oats Post Toasties Postum 20¢ Lipton's Blend 16e—You 30e—You -550—You +. .420—You --12e—You Mo—You . To—You . 100—You +». Be—-You 21e—You 250—You 250—You k Buckwheat Flour .., ers 40¢ ll size) 31e—You 7 edium size) 61e—You 26 ‘s Premium Chocolate ..20e—You be round Chocolate 27e—You Save 23% y i Hammer So -s+.. 62-You Save 40% r Red Can Coffee -.+.380—You Save 15 1c Blue Label Karo Syrup, 21d -13e—You Save 15% Se Blue Label Karo Syrup, 5-Ib ...290-—You Save 17% 7 1 Karo Syrup, 10-Ib. - 53e—You Save 19% Ww THE ABOVE |S ONLY A PARTIAL LIST Everything is Cut This Way: Clean, Fresh Stocks; No Chance for Substitution Go to the Groceteria Nearest You and Save Car Fare—See How MUCH You Can Save—After Ali— “IT’S THE PENNIES THAT COUNT” GROCETERIA NO. 1—509 Pine GROCEHETERIA NO, 21914 B45 Street GROCKTERIA NO, 3—Seet m4, Pike Place Market, Dow irs. 1A NO, 4—5409 Ballard Street ¥ . 7th at Pine St, 12—New Econ- iad Pike. 14— Westlake 1A. NO, S—T1It Weea- * - « ERIA NO, 6—-S5 Pike St. OCF Market. GROCETERIAS ALSO AT BELLINGHAM AND KENT reason himself. is the only agent that Electricity will thaw fro: Jan. 1 bil disturbing Ww ASHINGTON the practice of “pairing” votes |° at congress as a nuisance, Senator os M. Jor has an amend ding to do away with the custom e is no reason why the ab ator should kill his that of another, nes explained. Jones, himself, is , stickler for attendance and cand Albert Hansen | deweler and Silversmith of a sen ywn vote an Real Estate Loans % and Up according to district and character of loan NO COMMISSION Washington Savings & Loan Assocation scoowo 810 Second Ave. Ba tablish 37 vente for a senator ab lt 210 Second Ave. Near wacaon