The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 27, 1917, Page 10

| 25c v0 will fix you up just right for spring hand-tailored, they fit, and they We've a. pattern t They're suit every fanc wooSOCS Green Hood Union Made Shirts (Made in Seattle) ox Spring Stocks Now Complete. $1.00 and $1.50 RAARATAAAASS B. & L. Underwear Union made. You will find it will give you perfect satisfaction. Spring and Summer stocks now ready for your inspection. L. V. WESTERMAN Two Stores Store No. 1 Store No. 2 First and Main Westlake andPine ‘re union made. The Winners It gives us great pleasure to be able to announce the prize earners in our Gold and Silver Co-operative sales plan for securing new users for 99 Coffee. The plan has been put through fairly. Below are the winners. To them we offer our congratulations. To the hun- dreds of others who sent in slips but didn’t win, we extend our sincerest thanks for their efforts. We only wish that we were a Rockefeller that we might afford additional prizes—might afford a substantial cash prize for every housewife who helped us. The prizes will be mailed today. 99 Coffee Dept., Crescent Mfg. C Seattle, Wash. |. O'Gorman .927 W. 58th St $5) M. H. Yarno 1201 Stewart 1 Mrs. C. W. Gibbs 29 W. 64th St. Mrs. May Frey Denny Way Mrs. G. H. Coffin 2391 48th Ave. No Mrs. Robert Fischer .. 4529 1ith Ave. N. E. “Mrs. John 8. Maris 11-1727 33rd Ave Mrs. Dell Matson . 602 33rd Ave. Mr. C. E. Bruce . 6717 Palatine Mrs. Joseph G. Barr ........1226 E 69th Miss Frances Mitchel! . 922 22nd Ave. §. Norma Sandberg ..101 Eastlake Mrs. A. W. Nicholson 9225 Rainier Mrs. J. F. Brennen 2359 N. 62nd St. Miss Ardys Rydeen 500 Minor Mrs. H. Wood 709! Seventh Ave. Mrs. H. L. Hall 408 21st Ave. N Miss Esther F. Wigen 8003 Third Ave. N. W. Mrs. Anna Delbridge 1104 30th Ave Mrs. J. Johnson +. .144 N, 82nd H. F. Breakey . 4408 Woodland Park Ave. PoP Mrs. C. 8. Allen .. +R. 1, Box 188, Mt. Vernon, Wash, Mrs. Lizzie Latimer . -R, 3, Box 248-A, Seattle . Mrs. A. Jordan 606 E. 42nd . Clinton +++-4125 19th Ave, S. W. ‘ | Hughes ... . 834 Garfield, Mt. Vernon, Wash. .. To each of the other contestants we are awarding, through t grocer, a package of 99 Coffee. test secures a prize. A 0., 0.00 5.00 0.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 1.00 00 888883888 3 > S s3ssssss heir So every one who entered our con UND |my high!y | OFFICES, vA M PYORRHOEA HERE TO RAISE HOSPITAL FUND "Gen, Niveltie ta fine man He's half Engilsh, and terribly proud of his English accent and at Verdun, while the can non were going so we had to scream in each other's ears, he would recite long passages from Henry the Fifth to me. “They hadn't seen’a woman for 15 months when | arrived | think they were glad to see me.” the kind nf home of Mr. and feht at t W. Eddy Came Out Shoeless She was in Belg an nocretary brother of ert Samuels h parliament t n e f Antwerp, and came out th efugees, shoeless and Kr ey for the h tals w ru rely by wo! are ca for ny of the allied wounded tn ance, Helgt Serbia, Corsica 1 Russia She raised § 0 ® betw February and June 1 went back, have ernment sald hal the front and have something to Only Woman at Verdun And #o she was sent to Verdun the only woman to enter while he German t waa on She is a slim, brightfaced girl a white uniform coat with a sil thistle on her tartan collar and ther on her cap. Put on the east of that at are medals, 1 have given thetr lived etves without having by great * aday girl, all right ‘SUBS SUCCESSFUL, IS CLAIM OF GERMAY AMSTERDAM, April ne warfare DENTIST TREATMENT CARE MATERIAL METHODS Note the pre features of lee. to these distinct ad In addition ntages Y PRICES ARE THE LOWEST IN SEATTLE ANDO | SUCCESSFULLY TREAT (RIGGS' DISEASE) NOWHERE, EXCEPT IN MY WILL YOU FIND THIS COMBINATION Price and Efficiency THIRD AND PIKE Entrance, 1504 Third Ave. Not Open Sundays Main 5769-—Seattle, Wash, We Invite nent cure is what you want “Q | 4’ 119 Occidental Science is used a year ago are back numbers now ®. To be TOP-NOTCH SPECIALIST re X?\ quires not only skill and energy, but in apital The public s GETTING WISE It's not satisfied 1 the electric belt a) faker or the pretend alist with a room full of curi« attract atten ays they demand upto-date ment and and empty promises Our Specialty Men’s Ailments you to come to our offices to you our treatment for Varicose V Debility, Blood rders, Pile Fistula, Bladder, Kidne Prostatic and Men's Disorders, and give you FREE, a physical examination, Every person should take advantage of this opportunity to learn their true condition 9 The Genuine German Remedy Cures Blood Disorders Prof, Ehriich's Salvarsan for Blood Poison. We give it by the intravenous method, at our offices. No pain, no hos pital, no detention from home. CONSULTATION AND EXAMINATION FREE Hours: 9 a. m. to 5 p, m.; evenings, 7 to 8; Sundays, 10 to 12 NATIONAL MEDICAL INSTITUTE STAR GIRL OF VERDUN 'HEWITT WORE _ SHOES T0 BED Striving to show that the ac | cused man had set the fire whieh burned hia home at Au burn, last January, in an effort to hide the traces of the murder of his four amall children, Dep uty Prosecutor Heisei! Sheriff placed the John Stringer on | stand in Judge Gilllam’s court f Stall 105 Elliott 4314 Friday morning, In the case of or “WHY PAY MORE?” 58. A. Hewitt, on trial for first wit degree murder aertaniey aaee bare White La 25c¢ otze * 6c terviews he had with Hew _ - hs 18c 25c bi ‘Geactlbed i t ea depos m 15¢ rtrd 4 ( f Momitt's wan in thew : ate [ihn can Pure Chocolate Be | 2 iv cam Noval Making Be ing of the children, canned frutt 6 bare Fe \ ay Ie i good 25c 14 A 25c which had been in the kitchen, and Hl 11h, Crescent Baking Pow 25e oe ZOE lle es eee the books Lb. Crescent Cream Cof Wo d geal Suc hbk en bated Ei 2-ib, phe. Crsacent 9 © aa No. 10 sack Best Patent Flour......... 55c had moved bis stuff into the Stall 130 FLOUR FLOUR FLOUR to ald him tn cleaning ‘ Kept on Shoes According t wit ed, he had go owitt FRIDAY, APRIL | Westlake Public Market 7 lbs. Sugar 59c SUGAR STALL ON FATAL NIGHT 27, 1917, PAGE 10 Flour $2.7 SUGAR STALL TOKIO 10 Ibs. Pure Cane Sugar ——_————— Compound, 2 Ibs. 33c No. 50 Sack Westlake Special y all his clothing tn , ‘ With a Purchase Stalls shoe suse his « wan wick and thelr hegegacs rays ro A sport ; A Lard Shortening 4Ge Dutch Kalsomine, 6-1. alleged to ave sald that he had @ 3) for Sea en acvenil tunes taiees 4 Veal Roast, Ib... .13'2¢ ; ape es 40¢ fire to attend to the . ia os oe side lawn Veal Cutlets, Ib aie) eeuee oo ire id Howitt told him he Other Good Speciale § & tes $1.00 ved his coat and ov are foot fe me g to Stringer, who also Gtalle 10-11-—Elliott 2153 Other s testified that the only article of va ue which Hewitt did not take fot = Stong Gives You a Chance 4 pounds Granulated Sugar for -,. B0¢ DECISION HOLDS 1 large can Carnation Milk for Se 3-pound can Hill's Coffee for S5e¢ TRACTION CO. TO the y of from ayment of 2 per anr {te gross rece the city, and from the the cont of 5 PALACE HIP The new show Thursday at the headed by Drawee, Frisco In “Fun at the Hotel,” two § The fu wh pee Palace Hip Hambo talking a . « oR ‘ Taros have a funny acre batic n Gilmore ( 50 MEET PRESIDENT \*. Proaident A Seat ambe the orga He never understood her ‘for “Bambi on the wing. Remedies smooth talk CURES, not We will explain ya le, drocele, Nor i A perma SEATTLE, WASH and Hottentot ~ PEACE HERE Watch bars Crystal White Soap for Fresh ground Peanut Butter, Ib.......... Pe tho pke. Citrus P iasitig Bee | 200 ¢ Honey 6 pkgs Maca or Spas " trardeie Ch } Homegrown Rhubarb, four Ibs for .. 10¢ 10¢ & Reed c fruit for WESTLAKE FRUIT VEGETABLE CO. Stalie 111.112 Fresh Churned Butter, a many’s submar' a Ing tts at 8 ‘ da vy at fr He t ca we revio he " vend hat UNION ANNEX SOUND MARKET —_ + t e e od Stall © A. Otto, Prop. franchise conditions Staile 45 Seine Wetied Rie 2 Broadway High echoolboys’ and| ‘The samme application was also a 25c girls’ clubs will present a program!made by the Puget Sound Tra Just Good Meats at Best Veal Roast 15c entitled, “Variable Starw” at theltion, Light & Power Co. against a > ‘ * school ‘auditertum Friday night.|the city of Seattle, ar nto Lowest Consistent Prices | [nes of Lamb, 25c The fund raised will be used for|was similarly affected. In Seattle,| the ald of needy students next line ce asked to be relley Zoble Grocery Co. Harvest Gem Pumpkin an Asparagus Northfield’s Hardware GROCETERIA | 9c is 12c The Pi Stalis 192-34 Lard Substitute, per Ib 5 lbs. pure Rolled Oats ... Large pkg. Citrus Powder 3 pkgs. Corn MOORE sss zen aues Arm & Hammer Soda, pkg 2 2 1 2 dor loaves Hot Bread GERRISH BROS. liome-made Cookies 4 9c oneers Oc 5c 22c 2c 6c Times Squarg Westlake, Sixth and Virginia Evans’ Arcade Market Stalls Elllott Big Lard Special Flake White Shortening 2 pounds for Pure Tomato Pork 78-9 35c Sausage, pound ... .20c This » 5 of the ver e Market of Personal “ Service” Fr De er Phone Orders Given Spe Atte Fancy Dry Onions, per pound 10c Fresh Asparas or 106 CLASS “A” FRUIT & VEGETABLE CO. Stall 120. 1 10¢ y Rose Potatoes, sk. $3.95 FLORIDA FRUIT & VEGETABLE CO. Stalis 117-114. in Cash Service Phone Elliott 170 Stores at Fremont, Green Lake and Mountain View. 9 Ib. sack Yellow Corn Meal 10 bars Fels Naptha Soap 3 lb. can Ground Chocolate....... 25¢ Good Coffee, 75c 1 Ib sects 22c ao can ere 15c 50c 45c With Every $5.00 Purchase We Give a 49-\b. Sack of Patent Flour for $2.50 Made in the Market Mrs. Bevens'’ Home Bakery No. 196 SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY MILK Our own production, OUR OWN MAKE ICE CREAM Large dish 5c; pint 20c; quart 35c. BUTTER Our own Churning per ib. 43¢ 2 Ibs. for SRE MILK STALL Extra Fancy Burbank Potatoes For Table and Seed 100 Ibs er | M. ROOT—STALLS 107.108 Country Butter Store Stalls 157-158. Fresh Ch Washington © Pha: POPs ices seen BOO Came s sat hdres: aSe Washington Butter Store Interlaken Dairy 2 Ibs. for She Stall 137, SIXTH AND VIRGINIA oo Peant j EAE LEAGUE FOR Inde 7 rd create the Reed Mrs. Louis Stevenson, wife oF " the r € r a neer tis Was eace, and fa making a tour of the United States in the interests of © organization My mission to Seattle can have no selfish motive,” sald Holt, “pa « 5 to enforce peace, whict » secured thru the tr yefucy over autocracy Judge Dykeman awarded a judg Mra. W. E. Humphrey was oper yesterday for SHORT NEWS |} : Alex Polson and J. Flyzick were) edical | ; Moc ‘ of the Mining | t race at the waste paper Gov. Lister left Waskinetnn. where be he al defense EN Lieut. Gov itive during hi Clifford and rothers, aged rowned at Rayvil believed that one 5 exe Clarence ave hin Seward, Alaska, h Day campaign he m has been ¢ ren of working mother rent of $500 to the Wet Wash 4 pounds Granulated Sugar for...... 30. Apia ne rea Lg i 4 tery | 1 big can Carnation Milk for. 5. lwho, the plaintiff claiined, appro-| 3-pound can Hills’ Coffee for 85 priated the name and advertising | 7 bars Crystal White Soap for 25 4 of the original firm | The Anti-Tuberculosis league is BK equipping {teelf to combat disease Len the mobilization of troc ugion, according to B, J. Loyd ident of the league in King} Stong’s Vine Street Ma YOU KNOW THAT Improper measures rather © of your nding trouble? 1 treat all women. Stall 24 Oc Coffee, 2 Iba Host Butter, per 1b.. | 7 Buttermilk, per gallon Red Shield Butter Store tals wit ttor, 06 rhet, Stall Ade 10¢ Wentiake Market, Corner Market. SUN PRODUCE COMPANY 3 New Spuds, 3 pounds 25c 3 for \pples, $1.00 box af Pub Pine Street Publ STONG GIVES YOU A CHANCE ectals excluded absence organized a the begin Nursery will end Its Saturday aried to raise funds for the care of ch < ic Cc Cc ic estate man in this cit Liego yesterday afternoot a ce Residents of the Ravenna nei borhood b nty @ a walk on petitioned the board the Pacific hi way between Fast 68th and E W. 0. Hardin, well-known real died in Sag oh of comissioners today to prt eh Pigott T7th sts The Manufacturers’ associat! este elected William pre t of the association to suc eed himself John Severo, 30, an Austri. ning of a National Guard in Alaska. | was arrested yest wher A fire in the Boston Dry Goods was unable to explain two £ First ave, was put out rings and a ls h damage was done to found in his possession who died yesterday 343 Wallingford ave. u arrival of at cMarket Sugar Stall anese Rice, with a 50c purchase 25c 2 Boxes Swedish Matches 5¢ Sugar tn 25 or $1.00 pack ages at Wholesale Prices BLAINE'S DELICATESSEN The funeral of George W. Ander 5 Ibs. extra fancy Jap* an, he old watch his will his Spokane. i | .10¢ id Up Stall 9 Removed from Stall 20 to Stall 9 near Front Entrance, Open every evening till 11 Saturday till 12 P. M, Stall 30 SWEDISH DELICATESSEN Finest Blends of Coffees Roast ed Fresh Daily, 1b, 20¢ to 40¢ Salt Herring, each, be 15¢ to 20¢ Mackerel, each