The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 16, 1917, Page 7

on ii eat SPECIAL NOTICE For the purpose of co-operating with the home furnisher during the present high cost of living, the following terms on homefurnishings will prevail until further notice: GOTTSTEIN Ms IRNITURE GO. POPULAR ROME F or} of - $ 50.00, nothing down, $1.00 week, or $ 4.00 mo 100.00, nothing down, 1.25 week, or 5.00 mo 150.00, $5.00 down, 1.50 week, or 6.50 mo. 200.00, 10.00 down, 2.50 week, or 10.00 mo. 250.00, 12.50 down, 3.00 week, or 12.50 mo. 300.00, 15.00 down, 3.50 week, or 15.00 mo, We invite the accounts of all reputable ard trustworthy Home furnishers Our “added-toaccount™ policy, original with us, and whict patrons have found so convenient, will continue as hereto fore. Customers are privileged to select seasonable articles, such as a Gos Range, Refrigerator, GoCart, Lawn Mower, Garden Tools. Garden Hose, Hlankets, Comforts, Bedding, ete. and have them adjusted to thelr current account. M. A. GOTTSTEIN FURNITURE CO. Seaattie’s Popular Home Furnishers Second Avenue, Between Pike and Pine Streets THE NEW CECIL’S |v. s. nuns Joss Opening of {ts enlarged grill room, | with dancing and cabaret, on Satur day evening, was a grand success.) Bven with the enlarged seating ca- pacity and dancing space, taxed to more than capacity has continued to have merry crowds each night since. Located as it ts, on the first floor, with high ceilings, fs always clean and itself is an asset Importance, as few people are fond of basement places, ceflings and foul air. Besides its many and clever en- tertainers, the management has se-| March jon-wide WASHINGTON. |Unele Sam's ni om it was | der, has scoured the land, {ing for the militiamen their places to go South Militia organizations riends have assisted, done its bit, and the response the employing public, officials declare, has been un edented. who the atmosphere pure. This fn of considerable and with thetr low cared Professor Burke's orchestra, | LOC Prints Taken noted for its pleasing rendition of dance music, The New Cecil has practice of never opening on Sun day nights. and Isolde” .... “Lorelei” PHILHARMONIC BALTIMORE, | longer will young March mothers w made ft a gen | hospital, of this city, in f t Archibald Gwendolyn Genevieve taken | visits of and baby ing uncles and aunts, may 'mixed up with some oth }the general nurs and turned to the wrong mother, They are system. When a baby the hospital and becor | ber of somebody's family taken to the Bertillon bureau. JULIA CLAUSSEN World’s Greatest Mezzo-Soprano Will Sing “Liebestod,” from “Tristan be fingers. count. . Waguer WITH Ae ded [This Season, for | Weakness, Nervouene: }In order to comprise the FOR GUARDSMEN 16 ploy and| ment service, ever since the troops | - began to filter back from the bor large and job-hunt quit their} the preas ba fron employment prec to Avoid Mixups 16.—No hos live Angustus or from lthem for temporary reat after the talk become baby tn re applying the Bertillon| arrives tn | instead of prints being made of his his toes are the things that MANY PRESCRIPTIONS Impure Blood, Brain-Fag bes lcourse of treatment and to secure STAR—FRIDAY, MARCH 16, — RASPUTIN, MAD MONK, LOST HIS LIFE BECAUSE OF TEUTON SYMPATHY Writer Says Czar's People Believe That Political Treachery, and Not Intrigues With Lovely Women, Caused Assassination of Man of Mystery. Many SAN FRANCISCO, March —Rasputin, a low-born peas ant in the world’s most auto cratic country, was a man of mystery. He ro to wield a power that made ministries totter and which threw a shadow across the very throne of the czar. Gregory Rasputin was born In the little Siberian village of Pok rovaky, in Tobolsk. His father was wealthy, but a peasant—what in Russia is called a “moujik.”, As a boy, he was quarrelsome, } would not work and did not get education Drank Lots of Vodka Most « » time wee spent in the vodka shop, where he talked much and loudly and picked as many quarrels as t uld, How ever, the wits of the vodka shop In 16. Gregory his nat town soon became too dull to make it amusing for Ras putin to entangle them He started pilgrimage. In every Village nk vodka, more than was goo! At last he reached Moscow he found those who could make him, with his lack of learning, ridicu. lous, He began to learn to read and write. Religion and Women Religion was we pees" BONAR LAW ASKS ligion and women He delved | lore of the story of I ! Russian church, journeyed to Kieft, | to Mount Athos, to Jerusalem, then went to sea, Once back In Russta he became a moujik priest, an ur ordained monk Some one introduced him in the |salons of a Countess Ignatieff | Petrograd, at wh receptions Imen of letters, science and the church assembled. At once he be gan his intrigues with women, and, altho he still wore miserable cloth beautiful wed him some of the of Petrograd sb me }marked favor ‘husband threat lerything Ra |cover It is more grad, wi and But ev under was know that of Petro the hearts of the finest manhood of the city washed the feet and kissed the hands of this shaggy, boorish monk in thelr religious fervor—only sometimes the religious side wag | outgrown. | Predicts Son to Czarina Then came his first real oppor tunity for political power. The em- han one id turn babies are born at the Maryland |peror was still without an heir, H.» There was talk|fer ¢ of a divorce, and the emperor and it was dissatinfied. empress were seldom seen to gether For t firet time in many | weeks the xle in the same ca riage during a public cere Suddenly above the thousands of lcheers a voice boomed out Thou shalt bear a son! | It was Rasputin’s voice. The czarina half r nd then sank back in her carriage. But later she receive monk at the Court in Petrogr ) leas than a lyear after his prop an heir [was born to the czar. Rasputin’s |name Was on every one's ti ‘he became more and more a vorite From then on his power grew and so his intrigues Time and again his life was threatened at one time Madame Guseva, w two daughters had paid the price jof a certain favor, tried to kill hin, nd | the best results, should read as fol Was Pro-German lows: Rasputin was the leader of what R Hood's Sarsaparilla—12 o2.| ;, ed the pro-German party in Peptiron Pilla—180 | Russia tried hia best to pre JOHN SPARGUR, Conductor Sig: One tearpoonful Hood's Sar-| vent the preset German saparilia before meals and steadily worked for @ separate at the Two Peptiron Pills after! gsace | meals On Decembe th a ear. METROPOLITAN fH) No. better course of medicine | according to advices from Russls |can be recommended by the most |two young men, aristocrats, drove Tuesday Evening, March 20 Magnificent | CREDIT IS AN ACCOMMODATION Seats on Sale Saturday March 17, at 10 a. m Popular Prices—$2.00, $150, MAIL ORDERS NOW | skilful, of blood-purifying and Orchestral Program dandelion, | rilla, mandrake, er valuable alteratives and di ica, while tiron Pills, from pepsin and fron, inolude }nux and other blood and ston tonics which physicians preac It is therefore wise and eco ical to get these ‘from your druggist $1.00, 50 today. | four-fold benefit SEATTLE’S LARGEST CREDIT JEWELERS Pay Us $5.00 Down and only $5.00 a month for either ladies’ sa gentlemen’s fine bids sa $50 Diamond H. Silver & Co., Inc. 715 Second Ave. Your choice of 17-jewel Waltham, Elgin, Ilinois and Hampden Watches, 20-year guaranteed gold-filled case $22.00—At Weekly Payments of $1.00 HOME OF THE LUCKY WEDDING RING for Hood's Sarsaparilia made from an unsurpassed oraite |man, a stomach: | | toning remedies, ineinding saraapa yellow | dock, wild cherry, gentian and oth uret named al n ri mom two medicines | hole The |two working together often give a ° Zz m g a @ > Zz > ° °o ° z z ° 9 > P| ° z |to a house in Petrograd imed to have been Ra putin, entered their autc The car was driven to Yus palace How He Died Crie re heard and when the police came, attendants explaine that a dog had been shot. ..ow r, the story goes that an a drove from the palace to an isl Investigation led to discovery of a in the ice and divers recov 1e body of Rasputin. The supposition ts that he was taken to the palace, invited to the garden and handed a revolver load ed with blank cartridges Finding himself at ba: ed the weapon on his er war shot in self-defense. It seems most likely that he met his fate beca f his ac er he turn mies and upon to answer peace overtures of the central powers, it is a dramatic and striking answer, which drives home the force of the Russian re |fosal to end the war at this time. BUSINESS DINNER TO BE JOLLY AFFAIR Tonight attle Commerce and Commerc will hold its first get-togeth ing since the recent me will be held at the New ton hotel, and will begin promptly at 7:45 p. m This will be the first pearance of President the § publie ap Albert J Rhodes since his return from a tri Mich inelu practically all th principal cities of the country. HM is expected to sound the slogan of a bigeer, better, and busier FP. L. Haynes means watchmaker and jeweler, Liberty theatre bldg i—Ady his manners were at best | ceeice FRECKLES | | | ivities in| the intere a separate peace | for Russia and # reconciliation with | German ci ing just at the time when the entente nations were called the Hussian en by a man who k Gregory Rasputin IRISHMEN TO HELP LONDON, March Irish party mbers ¢ position t Lioyd rment, a general elec * Chancello: war wil paralyzed of the Ex juer Bonar Law said in the house commons today He appealed to all Irish members to join in negotiations designed to} a we at of the Irish| | question. March Brings Out Unsightly Spots. How to Remove Easily The woman with tender skin dreads March auso it ts Hkely | to cover her face with ugly freckles. No matter ho veil, the sun and winds have @ strong tendency to make her freckle. y for her peace of preseription, othine pngth, makes it possil oe Most susceptidic klew akin clear fand whit er how #tnb a case of freckles you hav Get an from ur druggist and banish the Money back ff it fai FRE Consultation and thorough ex amination, by experts. Teeth extracted absolutely without pain, and without cost also where other work {s contracted for, Only up-to-date methods employed. Neglect of the teet! responsible for so much {Il ness that to this tm portant factor of the system is At neglect of criminal. every four nothing short least months the teeth shonld be gone over by experts and the tartar removed from the base of the teeth, then you can be assured that every- thing Is all right if the Dentist tells you so, A clean mouth makes you feel right, and the ge in appearance to the person who has @ good, clean mouth is undisputed from the standpoint of appearance, Many things cause the teeth to be come bad, Acid in the system is responsible for a great deal of the trouble. The condition may be brought about by tak ing certain medicines, or by in- digestion, and dyspepsia, par ticles of food remaining in the mouth for a long period, decor pose and produce acid, contin ued use of sour wines, fruit tc. Many people cannot eat grapefruit, this causing pyo ea condition to becc c acute, Much can done f the teeth at 108 On thi core we will be glad to offer suggestions that will apply to your particular need office ix here to any capacity they are Come in and get ac Lady attendant Electro This you In able to. quainted serve Painless Dentists 105', Pike St obviously, ted recently, verification PAGE ae MARKET CENTER SANITARY ! PIKE PLACE _ CORNER y i ' 1917, the Producer ie Market Publi Market Vabtic Market $3.25 wich”. $1.00 Burbank No, 2's 8 lbs. 25c $3.15 Sack Stall 12. —————_———— LD wena resins neo GOEBEL, Cas San wi! Good Luck Dry Onions, Ib... .10¢ STALL 45 SANUPATOY MAHER STALL 45 Good sizes Rear Lower Main Floor, bntr Vike F wn Butter Store I Fancy Cucumbers, 3 Tbs...25¢ Pur re wie rehase of 1 Ib. of Green Peas, Ih. dbe | 2 EDS Can. SUGAR 486 3) qmrhtsy fold! ot | Stall 6Lomer Floor—Sanitary Sweet Potatoes, 2 lbs oe Full Patent Flour at Less Then Mill Prices Market if ig 24b, brick Codfish 27 6 Ibs. Rolled Oat Are 1 look for strietiy 2 big cans Pineapple D 4 Ibs, new fresh Macaror fre ed Butter and new SANITARY FRUIT & 2 large cans Milk pkes. Corn Flake ; Ke reasonable prices? VEGETABLE CO. 3 large boxes Matches ¢ | Blue Mission Figs, ours for good luck. Large package Buckwheat Pancake Flour . STALLS 112-114 Flake White (better than Crisco), per Ib Good Luck Butter Store STALL &—-LOWER FLOOR © PURI MEE) bie PROWLER HERE FOODS cosT t LESS CORNER Public Market Peanut Butter 12c7'v..""" 2A Lbs, oxr-7’28¢ New Mid © Cheene, it Oo, Um protien es Stoves; awe, Knives sharpened Si Lower F! Pay Cheeks Cashed | Oregon Cream-| Best Fresh i La ery Butter Ranch Eggs Gennes 3 Lbs. $1.00 0 Earns Guaranteed Best fresh churned Butter, Ib...... 2 He “nes ‘tors -Green’s Butter Store Main Flor 102.103 THE STALL THAT SERVES YOU BEST HOLLAND-AMERICAN DELICATESSE) bookkeeping Bring Bottle lener Floor Pike Pisce Market. and Suger Stall. “S* STITHAM MARKET “s” LOWER FLOOR—PIKE PLACE MARKET TRY OUR-GOOD, FRESH MEATS DIRECT FROM THE RANCH : -40c w thick her| |B 25c Snider's or Heinz Catsup 155 | FOR R p STRIKE made any plans, but they will attempt to bear whatever traffic is Ne nd compelling price concessi a closi ole Rivsttea trea eee nee ie ew and cc mpe ling Price concessions at the closing~ | HICAGO, M 1e—with a | i2,!t. the upper part of Lake Michi out sale of the $15,000 Peter Thompson stock (which | CHICAGO, March Vith @) gan traffic there will be impossible . ae ham: Mell | meeting of the fretght traffic com-| before the middle of April. Was assigned ior the benefit of the Creditate) | nuittee of the Chicago Chamber of | Milk Supply Threatened of the thousands of 1 E v- ies blue 15c ‘rtet ff Round Steaks, Ib. . ..18c | Prime Rib Roasts, Ib. 15¢ ing Mamuon serie, “DB | wave sir ties "=" Be Wl Sirloin Steaks, Ib. ..18¢ | Hind ¥4’s Veal, Ib... 1S T-Bone Steaks, Ib...18c Front 1/4’s Veal...12%e Boiling Beef, lb.....10c | Pot Roasts. 10c to 12¥¢ | Buy Here and Eliminate the Middleman’s Profit © Speciale with a 25e purchase or over Cream Cheese. old New York Full Reliance Shrimps trietly Freeh Local Rar NO WAR PRICES HERE CANE 25c| lb. WALTER BAKER » Eeee, doz ihe GROCERETTE UNCSUALS Flour, per it Vinegar, 5 he, 100, PURE HOOD’S St. Patrick's Day Specials 1501 PIKE PLACE 60c Victoria _18e 4lc of above “art Coffea, Blue Ribbon ‘$1.00 2 Tea, 1 rivt ave SeattleTea & Coffee Co. Fresh, Crisp Gingersnaps, Ib................ , 45¢\ is : 18¢} Paver’ 15¢ Chocolates, Sea § . are f phew’ Corn © for ALLEN’S GROCER , d STALL 32 LOWER FLOOR STALLS Lower Floor Pike Place Market 18-35 Corner Market STONG HAS THE PRICE EVERYBODY SAYS SO 4 ibe. Granulated Sugar... .2 | 40c Hille’ Blue Can Coffee 125 Lower Floor Pike Place mactebl Jello, all flavor ........--- A & LUT R REPAIRS Be Bo | ood Kewed Work. Beri Onk Leather | Cleanser ....+...+ a 1} GR. Lower Flanr, Pike Pl. Wit of M Any one of above Specials with pecials excluded 260 can Walter Baker's Cocoa | 25c jar Raspberry Preserves for « bicveipaeeves 20¢ . A nee MAYERS, WASHINGTON S, SHOK MFG. CO. AND © Io pkg, Shredded Wheat Bis- | 5c can Tuna Fish .... be A toe | 3 beck Sal or 1917 Sample and Job Lot SHOE; 4be can Hille’ © BTe¢ | he boxes Matches . 7 + can Hershey's Cocoa..-1%¢ | 15c can Molasses Ladies’ Shoes, worth up to $5.00, can Log Cabin Syrup 4 18 rolls Tollet Paper... 2he * : 560 can Log Cabin Syrup 2 Se bars Sweetheart Soap 10¢ sizes only. 6.502... snap sececen le 260 can Log Cabin Syrup 4 Ibe, Macaroni for ......25¢ 4 lbs. Fancy Head Rice. . | 31b, can Guittard’s ‘Chocolate “MONEY BACK” OUR MOTTO : 160 can Whole Clams..... for O5¢ Sikes Shoes Be ibe can of Shrimps for.....10¢ | 5c bottle Cider Vinegar...10¢ that wear.. * $1. 75 ; STONG’S PINE STREET MKT., CORNER MKT., WESTLAKE MKT. Murray Still Smashing big list of dandy bargains for and up Heavy School if 5 00 Shoes . YP Away at the High Cost of Living Saturday There are lots more th aie crnbag space to mention, NO SPECIAL SALE, BUT sPeciALs ol SALE “ad ALL TH fant: ZOC | ate cre eee eee oe ond ww ane a ge 12 acad 194 Scout Shoes. eee L275 and up Lamb te oe euros c Sicse” for the Whole -00 Roasts 104c | Hams ..204c hoe Family and up Veal | Round STALLS 21 to 24, Pp Sugar Chops 134c og 174c : beta ts logy ef AT OUR Bs = ce ie. i ISHOETERIA. Roasts 163c | sears ... 184¢ sonea Washington Market 94-96 PIKE ST. Murray Meat Co. STALLS 357 Corner Market CHICAGO READY NO CLERKS—WAIT ON YOURSELF Boys’ Factory Check ers, $1.55 oo wesos c* $2.25 Stall 80—Entrance from Pike Street Bridge ters now being carried by "4 the steam roads. Officials of the vartous lake transportation companies have not 4 |Commerce called for noon today,| The supplying of milk for the | city officials and heads of the var-|city promises to be the most ser- fous industrial lines of the city,| ious question, and here the order of REAL BARGAINS were considering ways of first| business will be, “babies first.” By Children’s Rompera, Ladies’ Fiber § | bringing the necessities of life into! the use of the electric Ines and value 23 Saturday Hore, 200'value, Howie | the city, should a nation-wide rail! motor trucks, it is estimated that re Extra Special 2.“ i \atrike be called, and then of con-|as high as 50 per cent of the nor Chitdren'y Rompers, |“ sranig inky peer ay “cig AOS serving these necessities and using mal su; of 1,250,000 quarts oe ane a he Gane, Bo value, 1 ny, them to the best advantage for the needed daily, can be brought into a 49c 51.00 vatues, ae tor’ 50e- publie the city . a all aisen, Ladies’ Hand Bags, The electric roads running into| ‘Dealers, both wholesale and re i 54c 50c si 2o values, @Qe the city were preparing for the big-| tail, have announced that an ample Siousss ane Mais DOW) | SAresare , |gest business of their history, in| supply of staple edibles is on hand, hie values. AQ | Sones Walsts, $1.00 their attempt to handle the 100,000 | this including meats, canned goods, for .. c Saturday now .. 9c —_——_— |flour, grain and eggs. |ff Boys’ Caps, | 1 Wa | : +] | Ladies’ Waists, $125. m | Dealers are quiet on the coal sup- | 18° value 9c | Extra Special | vitucs Simple Way to [ply question, which is believed to {ff Children’s 1 1e No. 2 now : be sufficient for 15 days _s é val End Dandruff || ye “ c Men's Sox, black, \" eee tan, colors, 1 1 ever falled to remove dandruff at chit en you destroy it entirely. To do R "'23¢ aoc just wet about four ounces of un, common liquid arvon from] An officer's reserve corps for Se Vhrift « 1 ; ad drug store (this is all Will attle business and spn sane men | wean ee need), apply it at night when retir- 5 bes . HERE ink: use enough tor moisten the | Will be formed which will drill NOW scalp and rub ft in gently with the pee Lee a week in the bee while stoc are complete and_ re plete with saving finger tips. < e anc on Sunday at Fort opportunities Come in the morning y i By morning most, if not all, of |Hawton. Capt. H.W. Bunn, com fae the Red Siler 7 git possible. aa our dandruff will be gone, and|mandant at Fort Lawton, and Tae eee three or four more applications will | 5erst. Joseph Howden are the drill | instructors at nd Lieut, G the Lyon ding Pa building, urd will completely dissolve and entirely The Peter Thompson Store destroy every single sign and trace f ft, no matter how mach dandratr |Msvect the class in Fort Lawton Failed, assigned and sold for benefit of the creditors, You will find all ttehi and dig-| TANIZO FUKUZAWA, a junior! ob Ro yak wre, Nosre. ioe ee g of the sealp will stop instant-|in chemical engineering at the U | a 1 nd your hair will be fluffy, lus-|of W., was burned about the right | trous, glossy, silky and soft, and|eye while working in the chemistry BR er i | STAR WANT ADS BRING RESULTS _ look and feel a hundred times bet laboratory in Bagley hall Thursde ter-—Advertisement, 4 sia, afternoon,