The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 13, 1917, Page 10

GROCERY MEN eran” ry stores. If it is tong continued, the grocerymen, it will 6 temporary “bankruptcy Since the increased to handie the ness. Another firm has seld @ Sugar thia week, where but one last woek One jobber had nore than seven times Bmount of baking powder * Depiete Stocks Wholesale and retail Hecoming depleted and some grocers in the districts wh éredit dusiness is largest * face ruin Downtown most have set « amount of staples they wil one indivdeal ence districts ma ers, fearing that ¢ » ould be driven away + time large quantities of so« of the have De adle to collect i Worries Whole! The wholesalers are wor WORRIED OVER BUSINESS RUN announcement of Saturday and had employed 15 extra men and five auto trucks maximum of But in the Row are afraid that they will opts on Seattle say mean URGES BEAUTIFYING ¢ the mobilization of the navy OF BUSINESS HOU fast Saturday, the public, all yy classes, bankers and bricklay era, lawyers and laborers have In working toward the b should not be neglected,” says 8, ¢ been buying, buying, buying. ation of a city, the t y of | Sandahl, of the Puget Sound Nur heiterske!ter. making the busine sdee | sary & be06 Co. , One firm Thursday was still attractiv 1 features | buildings of the nob delivering orders for sugar flour and canned miik taken bus! SAVE YOUR EYES! The Soft Shades of Our sum: Colored Glasses Relieve the go Strain While You Are at Work in the Garden 25c Up MARCUM OPTICAL CO. 7 FIRST AVENU t the re tt ay they dealers sold on oda and Spring Sale Special for Saturday | d be ‘cause of the extraordinary de which they are unable to Imported Fren om now) variotic ke supply and they fear a temporary | each febortace, which will demorelize Imported American Snowball, 2 to 3 feet, sale price, eact the market ard inflate prices be vce vs hah pooner eles ‘ all known bounds. Japanese Flower } ‘ > ariel *. sale 5 ‘ “Unless the rush ends within al Veronica Buxifolio (Evergceen Border Plants, sale i ieee, Soverement —— of} rweaty varie Laie. thot oe such as exists in Europe, h vrs Hollyhocks Prices, |B such well known varieties hocks, Se may be necessary, some doalers lardia, Coreopsis, Geum, Statice, For-get-me-nots, Canterbury be || Bells, Deiphinium, Phlox, Digitalis and many others: all are fine 18 hardy plants and will bloom this season, Specially priced for this sale at G¢ each, 1 or 1,000 She's } No § > Slacker son, the rk red Roses, neve sold for less t We ice Ve each. These are ‘mer British premier, she's typist and is Arts Women’s Emp’ aid persons suffering fell, “head up. 1 rer I was afraid to tell my Thad enlisted. When sup; Daughter of Herbert Asquith, for-| I was the boy who wouldn't fine, large plants, imported from Ho! Now is the time to be thinking about you Spring bedding plants. We have them in large sizes and a good assortment to choose from. As an Added Attraction for This Sa Mammoth English Pansy Plants, per dozen... ze Peterson & Sandahl | Succ essors to THE BURDETT CO, First Ave. and Denny Way * PHONE QUEEN ANNE 1456 Prices in This Ad Good for Week of April 15 quantit ding Plants That Will Grow and Bloom for Garden, | Border, Window Box, Etc. an ex j helping tho} There is only one way to make an attractive loyment | sada = alee health: videwobs: stack. ties: Wil a garden—plant healthy, vig 1s stock that wi insure an abundance of f ssom of all var wn in our ine sding a guar quality, GERANIUMS, LOBELIA, SCARLET SAGE, PHLOX, DAHLIAS, CANNAS, ETC. AT MOST REASONABLE PRICES J. J. BONNELL ° ember, mother yer was @ver I remarked as casually as I ould: “Shorty and | enlisted to ” iT Was THE SPIRIT Importer and Grower of High Grade Nursery Stock. OF ADVENTURE Greenhouses and Nursery Ground Growing Department And my mother answered, just 26th Ave. No. and E. Galer St. Kirkland, Wash, Mee cesually: § “I thought you} PHONE EAST 7231 ‘That was all. Not another word| = on the subject ‘Sh ther was ety.” fe enlisted for the advé | Bnt, later, when the Maz came fluttering get, and the © the tropic sun—a co! eneath the rim of We stood motionle as Rest,” and the band pla Star Spanzied Banner”—t a thoughtless, when the it. And at night, hoys hanker for excitement Venture and that mothers ing to give up thetr Vrooman, agriculture, “vacant city lots and preparedness measure Gidu't mention golf links But I perme mother spent t 3 War—Food—Roses en men happy go-luck he was conscious of a tightness in far and near, sounded ae. ahaa there is no sadder mus ia: wacsvonaa distant bugle saying “( wil be the +1 am not sure which ¢ ) tastor. tos uppermost in our breast Hip ND pink tered or homesickness oh chal Ee. FUN FOR MOTHERS our country AND WIVES IN WAR why not now re Eye talked it over with George sive to mateo Engler, our circulation “whole saa tMuantite bios galer,” who also served in the Spar PLANT A ROSE ne ap" te §sh-American war, and with Jach planting Roses and Shrubs? It’s your aasit Wen Phricin, the pressman and P. ¢ co-operate Since prices of foodstuffs up, our rose Mibert, another circulation man, vet prices shall come down. ‘These prices insure your persistence erans al! of them, in the rose-planting habit * And— We enlisted—we boys of 20 an Teatouts (rich pink)—La France (pink)--Persian Yellow (yellow) Zi—for the fun of the thing Ulrich runner (cherr ed) -ia I olt (shell pink)—Gen But certainly it was po fun for McArthur (best red)—Clios (flesh and yellow)—Aviateum Bler the mothers and » > jot (yeilow)—Alfred Car creamy white) 10 £°. all to go at Cc Well, that was one ¢ 1 All the New Coppers at 25c, 35c, 50¢ wars. * * * A trifling unple @niness compared with the gris Budded Hybrid Lilacs, Spireas, Hydrangeas and Other Shrubs titanic ag doto which we are A NEW DEPARTMENT eine es te ca Reliable Vegetable Seeds, Currant and Gooseberry Bushes, MGS -1 dont know. But 1 Rhubarb Roots Have Been Added—Be Sure You Visit the know it is lucky for the nation that —Patriotism a An al Hl ‘oodstuffs, coupled with arti for itloo 4 symp of today. But after these forgot and ad are 1 ROSETERIA Stall 37C—On Lower Floor Economy Market, Just Past the of Economy Sugar Stall fi NORTHWEST ROSE CO.—JAS. A. EDMUNDS, Mgr » ca 37C-—Lower Floor ECONOMY MARKET 37C-—Lower Floor } STAR—FRIDAY, APRIL 13, 1917. PAGE 10 tions and occupying sultable plote of ground are graced and render a more beautiful by the profuse une { vines and shrubbery, and much or ia the need for touches of the buildings in the ® nature about crowded business section, where the planting of trees and shrubs in an Impossibility Window boxes and vines break the monotony soften the bard outlines of business structures and refresh the eye, #0 that more and more the value of euch floral features is appreciated and demanded See that Your Seeds are Pedigreed We test our seeds not ina general way, but for climate and soil as well as for germi- nation and pedigree. Why take chances with in- ferior cheap seed or seed not acclimated? pes Seeds Are Best for the West Plant them and thus be sured that your fields or gar- dens will yield superior qual- ity grains, grasses and vege- tables. Write JURQ, Seattle or Portland, for copy of our an- nual; 128 pages containing complete catalogue of Seeds with Cultural Directions; Poultry Supplies, Fertilizers, Spray Materia Bee Sup- plies. 15% Discount If You Mention This Ad Our home grown trees can be transplanted with safety (you have time yet). Two and three- year-old fruit trees large shade ornamentals, English Hollies Rhododendrons and Evergreens trees and ‘MALMO & CO. Office and Store 1913 Westlake Just North of Times Square | STANDARD TEST yeihocr azn ! SEEDS veriicers anal Poultry Supplies Roses and Home | Economics BY JAS. A. EDMONDS Manager Northwest Rose Co. onomices ta a vital tople 1st now, and In it the how the bright ray of hop cheers on the weary wag Parking strips in potat to be a reality in m t. However, it i to go potato mad, because tf speaking, duplicated and subst food stuffs, being starch and water period of should pattern after the and «row iw likely than one well not selen potatoes wt for lens In strain we trugal French Car of any than green product nutritiow and appetizing a rich, in An a highly peas are hful surplus if rf invigorating me uned THE HOME BEAUTIFUL BY EUGENE SANDAHL Of Peterson & Sandahi There ts no in the world ere #o little effort oduce the maximum of results as in our own Puget in necessar Norier and Shrub) trict pry and ato from world it may a far mare in {te native n part to our and extre intrios in fact, all nur whatever part of be imported beautiful growt! land Th moist atmos ld winters ner than here mely m In mount of work in ne it and improve the home grounds. moat ox Thin ts especially true of shrubbery that is Imported, While we have nt to plant and with ditt! eaaty spot Not enough & realize the value in i conte that a N trees parking strips, a me abr ry in the adds tively estimated that f every $1 pent we increase the value of our property at least $10 Aside from the commercial value ». shruphery the making of the home beautiful’ is one of the moat interesting and delightful oc upations in which we can engage sur spare time The nurseries pf the city have gathered a multitude of the flora and ornamentals from all over the orld, from the tiny dwarf plants of \Japan to large trees of our own j forests and a visit to any one of | the many will prove a valuable and teresting trip. Malmo’s Nursery Following the sale of ot of ground at Rainier ave jand Mount er blvd the ck of Mal hep ie ple . oCet: j nurser h nursery has ved to new rounds in Geor Stock for retailing will b rried at the | firm's downtown location, the sur | plus being handied at the George former locatior wn RT jof the Mal m as been sold |t0 the sche and wi ¢ etic fleld for t » of f the city | ° . r "Raised V egetables, Berries and Also Corn on City Lot ca ° Now he advice atate ant. It thruout the board ay state food hamber of is the time to p sent ¢ advinor ointed yesterday at the ce held in the ¢ Commer The ¥ of the food me extent on t city s tu 1 into the individual make the garden pay? Many of the ! done it. Here is a letter Star from a Seattle resident what has been accomplish a plot of ground 25 by ply depends oft gardens. ( efficac The telling ed on feet | “Editor The irden plot! district, ope ye ple | potatoes Star: Anent the In the University ar we raised from 25 by 75 ft. our supply of till December lettuce, radishes ciimbing tomatoes celers 3M ft. high! insti eveumbers car reta onior reniy and cor stopped ond looked that corn—and such corn'’ corn cannot vaparagus pl laughed rhere | tion grown in Seattle We canned 35 ate and raspberries sup clbing the the plot, ide cakes of the fresh berries I fully intendec write The at the time of the big potato yarn nine t th all ves 10 ft ind over two barrels of monster potatoe plot 25 by 40 near the other und in the same kind of soll “MINNIE B, FRAZIER 3804 10th Ave, N, EB said Trad be at ain't tha ays from th fence short plied wire the dail hes long on a one | WHERE |S HARVEY L. CONKLIN?’ | Hifs mother, Mrs. Lulu Jackson jof Port Orehard, Wash, and hi brother, John it, Wills, 3612 Sixth \ve Wash,, wish to know where If Conklin thi ill he nicate with | the above information as to will appre omm or ap is whereabouts iH uted to} ana | | loganberries | | KoUpE, eto, Beans do well in even poor soll; carrots will thrive on some land that will hardly return potato weed (unless Ined, ete.) Corn, Puget Bound grown roast are quite delicious enough emtrance Corn, if fre eultl vated and given plenty of water on in the ear is fairly simple grow By all means every spare bit of round should be put to intense careful us But don get touch of beauty here help you to keep fit-—that if war times are to continue, your nerve will nt a train, therefore d ittle | can he Garden Solves the H.C. of L. Roses, Shrubs and Trees AT BARGAIN PRICES Heavy 2-Year-Old Roses, Only 15¢, in the Follo « Varieties Cecil Brunner, Celine Forester, Aviator Bleriot, Climbing Kaiserin A. Vietoria, Dr. Grill, Gloire Lyouaise, Jules Grotz, Mra, Sherma: Crawford, Testout, Orleans, Reve D'Orr, W. A. Wichardson and Baby Rambler and Gruss z lAlacen in Red, White and Purple - -250 Spireas, 6 varieties, from 10¢ to 25¢ Large assortment of Flowering Shrubs and Trees, each, to close out +106 Grafted Chestnut Trees, worth $1.00 . 256 FREE—A Named Rose With Every Order of $1.00 or Over Sandahl’s Dime Nursery igno all your cravings for beau ful things—-nesthetic home sur 1622 Fourth Ave., Near Times Square—Phone Main 3253 roundings Don't fail to remember that] | roses and shrubs are also suitable to our climate and soll, and will give big returns in satisfaction for my F4 the amalt Initial investment (f= We Specialize in Here ix my tdea, plant spuds carrots, pe parsnips and| a new t and be bappy And All and hor . AN NUALS Kinds of in New Location LINDLEY NURSERIES Nursery and Offic 5517 Fifth Ave. N. W. (Take Sixth Ave. N. W. Car to Fifty-fifth 6t.) Large Stock of Choice Roses Alpines Perennials Ornamentals and Bedding Plants Phone Ballard 61 Catalogue on Application BOOKS .- ON GARDENING “The Garden I 60 per vol al of Gardening,” by 1. IL. Bailey, $2.00. Flower Garden,” by Adams, $1.25 Archway Bookstore Frank B. Wilson {brary Manw Corner 3rd and Pike Bulbs eT a L and proxows Flower Pater Un Plants Mieetrle Special for Driday and Sat ‘Only UNNAMED DAHLIAS Se EACH | and see Bedding Stocks Such as Pansies, Geraniums, Lobelia, Etc. We are one of the largest growers of bedding plants in the state Our prices are lowest, when quality is considered. | nake hanging baskets, or fill your old ones; win- } d boxes 4 We lay out and design gardens. ART FLORAL CO. NURSERY | STORE 100th and Meridian 94 Pike St. R. F. D. 276 | Phone Elliott 1036 | A Pleasure and recreation —your Garden will be a profitable investment and a source of much pleasure to you, whether you make a business of raising garden truck or whether you go into this line for recreation only. By purchasing your seeds from us you will get the benefit of our many years of experience and will have the satisfaction of know- ing that they are grown for this part of the country. —your Lawn Nothing adds to the beauty of home more than an attrac- tively cultivated lawn All the grass on the famous lawns at the A.-Y.-P. Exposition was grown from seeds furnished by us. The same variety is on sale now at most first-class grocery stores, 25 cents per quart. —your Home Make a home for yourselves and children. With a little ef- fort on your part your yard n be made into a veritable Garden of Eden. The work will keep your mind from business worries and the improvement will double the value of your property, We Have Odoriess Fertilizers for Your Lawns | Seattle Seed Company 810-12 Western Avenue, Seattle, Wash. Phone Main 156 andved Nursery Madison Park (Inside the Old Fair Grounds) East Madison and Fortieth North lake a trip out to our Nursery our splendid and healthy stock. The cut shows you an example. Roots as well as top. Prices are right. Evergreens, Rhododendrons, Plants, ete. Flowering Azalea, Shrubs, Alpine - ee0c sPocse Se