The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 4, 1917, Page 12

STAR—FRIDAY, MAY 4, 1917. PAGE 12 Ls The One Store Where CREDIT Is Really an Accommodation Paes Ladies of America’ bd War Cabinet * —a| Times Square _ |Stylish, Servicable : Spring Suits On the Most Liberal Terms of Credit The selection of a Bradbury Suit in our Credit Section 1s \ a very easy matter Bradbury Suits are designed for both men and young fellows and are i right up to the minute tn sty ot fit and finish the patterns The ptek are put into ar the Brad ven Manoa ab pre Here ts the woman cabinet of no more than the “nameless the United States, wives of the bran men in charge of our war 1 on Mre Woodrow Wilson Mrs. William G. McAdoo, wife of the secretary of the treasury and for $25 merly Miss Bleanor Wilson, the president's daughter; 3—Mrs. New ton D. Raker, wife of the secretary of war: 4—Mrs. Albert 8 Burle son, wife of the postmaster gen eral; &—Mre. Robert Lanning, fwife of the secretary of state; 6—Mre Franklin K. Lane, wife of the » and Upwards retary of the Interior Mre bapa good makes lysate F. Houston, wife of the secretary ane em lor young of agriculture; §—Mrs, ‘Thomas : W. Gregory, wife of the attorney Priced upwards from $15 géneral; %—Mrs. Josephus Daniels, | wife of the secretary of the navy; }O—Mre, William DB. Wilson, wife w of the secretary of labor nec retary of commerce. White Lard Substitute With « Purohane FUSS’ MARKET @TALLB 10-11 Full Variety Fancy SEED POTATOES At Reduced Prices M. CINNAMON Btalie 100-110-134 Main 4060 TOKIO 10 Ibs. Pure Cane Sugar (BEST LOCAL PATENT) 1l—Mre Redfield, wife of the iam ©. BUYING ON CREDIT Gtvee you an opportunity to select a well-tallored, perfect fit ting sult by making just a small payment. We arrange the bal ance to eult your convenience, given him thie last chance and sent bim over to write up things about the capitol during the inauguration “Tom could do thie better than ton five days, however, he sent one word to his editor, tieed, he had thrown his paper down—a crime as quickly punisbed by discharge as treason to one's country is punished by death. “Alma was heartbroken, and of course her health suffered by It, altho she jumped right tn and took | Tom's place and wrote some splen jdid stuff for his paper which she jsigned by his name It was too llate, however, and altogether our | wonderful time we had planned so er upon proved a fizzle. fo Women Train to Replace Printers tm 1014 First Ave “I began my duties as secretary °* to Congressman Smith in earnest the next day, “The first thing I learned was that I had to keep my sense-cap on all the time. In fact, I bad to have all the horse e in the of fice. I was particularly careful be cause I soon found out my job was supposed to be a man's job, being « political plum, was usually given to some one in the district who had done favors for the |gressman. Mr. Smith had jelected by a suffrage vote, ar was, of course, expected he w pr ha ments of her story must know, that sh aa op be con been dit yald | ity ro jhave & woman secretary, Hut) jalas! No one expected him | na! give the place to poor little un-|) unknown me. the congressman was stubborn as Printing ts another trade women | wei) 1 felt he would stand by bis | are learning to be ready to take guns. the places of men called to the Every woman in politics in my colors. A New York girl is here gistrict had a friend or relat! shown learning to be @ newspaper she wanted to have the job, he | compositor. |confided to me, ‘and I really think | RE WST Ae lafter a while they will see that || ‘WILSON INDORSES did the best thing. But it is up| a CLIMBED STAIRS | SSF WEoreZ™ Se QW HER HANDS comeay— | Harvesters’ league of Washington De | Grofte- Long 41s given by President Wileon In a t Too Tl to Walk Upright Operation Advised. Saved wi Mower, Pras Mullieest | telegram to Frank Waterhouse Seattle, president of the league. By Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. be 2 s—ewies "patty: 7° Aldo Randegger, pianist Next Week: Ruth St. Denis | ‘The president's message follows 10-25-50 “I am Informed that both the fed 10~-25-50-75:; |e department of agriculture and the state central boards of food ,control, production and conserva-| | tion are giving very careful thought to the problem of assuring-a suffl-| ‘This woman now raises chickens Getic’ the labor supply, especially | and does manual labor. Read her en n the load is heavy. The department **°'Y | of agriculture has arranged to sta Richmond, Ind.—For two years tion one of its competent agents in| I was so sick and weak with tron Powerful play wonderfully piayeg | 2Ch state, to work In close co-op ble from my First Time in Seattle eration with the state central board ace that wher Prices—Nights, 100 to 0c, Mata. land with the subordinate organiza age tha nen | 16 and 26. , going upstairs I tions. The suggestion of the Wash Rants 46, fuer | ington State Harvesters’ league icety. with teed NEW PANTAGES that people in the different local! cm cn eal ties who can render service in the ti the It Mats, 2:30; Nights, T’and 9 fleld arrange to tnke their vaca nen 7 rood Po CAPT. LOUIS SORCHO AND HI8| tions and to assist the farmers dur eat f to rest. The doc SUBMARINE sHow jing the harvest season is an ex aid 6 ANDERSON'S SONG AND DANO! condingly interesting one. I com Fee ta apaaitt Other Big Acts Jes ana 200 | 7074 the proposal of the league in have an opera . | this particular, and hope that some tlon and m relief may be furnished where it \s Sikkde thous PALACE HIP needed thru the movement Any|1 would not live to move {nto our | Afternoons 1:20 to 6; Eves #:29 te 11 J Citizen who helps to feed the nattyn | aw house. My danghter asked and the world at this time te ron ee eee ene hans V eS cnisoe paniia emits etable Compound as she had taken Tila pikes Cn) Liven be (Signed) ” it with good results. I did so, my | Photoplay, “When the Man 7 “WOODROW WILSON.” shone disappeared, 1 gained in| 7 strength, maged into our new , 100: Ever ; Bile i aneeaicems petonitbaien, home, did * kinds of garden | 19 . work, shoveled dirt, did building | R ‘SAS CITY, Kan. May 4. dreds of chickens and ducks. I can- | We absolutely guarantee the |—The heart of Mrs. Bertha Dorner not sa ugh in praise of Lydia | famous 21 Tablets to stop losses |" h Three of her s are in, Pin! n'a Vegetable Compound from weakness or we will re the United States army and herland if these facts are useful, you turn your money. By mail, $1.00 two brothers are fighting for Ger-|may publish them for the benefit per box; 6 for $5.00. many. Now she is going to givelof other women."—-Mra, M, O RIGHT DRUG Co. ju @ fourth son, who wilt join the| Johnston, Route D, Box 190, Rich- | Kansas MA11 Fleet Ave, Geattig National Guard. mond, Ind, Confessions of a Wife we, Alma and |. man, {am baolute fatalis any one in the offies, for his train-| sig” ania Pome nalist, Mar BO Bo ; “ ng = as ger er mate “Don that, dear,” I remon. lot of Sample im very observing, and he WAS | strated. “I hate to think we are fy Ladies’, M > in en's 1332-1334 Second Avenue splendid judge of men. not able to do as we wish in this and Children's “Bince hi world, Hesides, if that is the case, Shoes, Pumps, why do anything but drift? efter allowing himaelf to be adver | play the game {s the most wonderful that humenity can concetre. perfect health. an th seems to me she has grown wh with think she ts happier, n |measure herself and her life Bineckwell foun@ a sum of s#tiver, laa stall you Sere Adihet og pened ype personally, and yet she is the | Recalling this, Lorsbach marked Whitin tad done self-centered woman in the world. the spot and went to the barn for | ied like tacat teepuieive men, Lately [, Margie Waverly, have | a shovel. He returned with ft and) -! found that to be self-centered ts to The first shoveiful Stalls 192-34 “At the psychological moment met the congress and there you are. and Mary Janes to be sold at the old prices Ladies’ $3.50, 94.00 and $6.50 Shoes at $2.50 to $4.50 On Men’s Drese and Work Shoes we guarantee to save you from $1.60 to $2.50 per pair. COOPER’S SAMPLE “Ob, Margie cards. it fe such fun to Why, my dear, the One may more perfect love, more a better positton, dad perha at the time, o7 inks life is monotonous or cruel, ff one Just looks at It from the! perspective one knows life is pagine Tam not afrald of death, Mar SHOE STORE In d it will be juet another cards, but, oh! T have Lower Floor. und this world so intensely Inter wondert ting, so awoet, I Pure Fresh Milk Pint 4c, Quart 7c Milk Stall Lower Floor aula somewhat sur ‘ised, for I knew, and those who ve read even these firet tnatall- © has bad much sorrow as well much joy, and yet each year tt more more in love with life ich she freats aa a woman does r lover. Paula has a very different dispo- on from Margie Waverly, and I for she has ed and loved both joy and sor w timistic Farm Yields Money | BAT CHTOWN, 1. May 4 While walking tn one of his neide | | on his farm near here, Henry Lors- | bach found $8 Im stiver ccotn More than any other person I/ ve ever known, Paula Newton| At the same spot a year ago s been able to stand aside and Lorsbach's brother, Peter, and Noah began to dig. of earth brought up more in gold and silver. unhappy than (To be continued) | Seattle’s | Any one of above Specials der for 366 can Log Cabin Syrup 200 box Dried Herring Bo can Ripe Olives ad 2be bottle Ht Mdge Shoe Polish Flour $2.75 GERRISH BROS. The Pioneers in Cash Service WESTLAKE POULTRY Choice Hens, Brotlers, per Ib. 106 Fresh Ranch Egues eee eed Early Rose Potatoes, be. 25 Green Asparagus, 8 Ide... Best Early Rose Pi sack . FLORIDA FRUIT ry Vece. " Strictly Fresh Butter Washington Butter Store FREE! Tea Strainer or Egg Separator. Northfield’s Hardware 7 bars Crystal White Soap for 4 pounds Granulated Sugar for 40c can Hill's Coffee for 4 10c cans Dutch Cleanser for Washing Pow z0e 20¢ ihe Boe pkg. Citron Beans botUle Btuffed Olives for No. 50 Sack Westlake Special SUGAR STALL Phone Elliott 170 Stores at Fremont, Green Lake and Mounta!n View What 12c Will Buy at Gerrish Bros.’ Four Big Stores & PRODUCE CO. Live and Dressed Poultry per Ib Ze doz... 86¢ Stall 1 Peas, per Ib 25e per -- $3.90 TABLE CO. Stalie 117-18, Boxes from. Lb. 40c Stall 137. With every purchase: Stalls 17464, Stall Westlake Public Market Stong Has Low with a 26e purchase, spectals excluded 600 can Log Cabin Byrup 160 can Van Camp's Pork and Z5e Jar Pure Fruit Jam Clow’s Waffle Flour 460 can Hill's Red Can Cot Four 10¢ Rolin Tollet Paper 2he 7 Ibs. Sugar 60c of ee ee re te ~~ ———@1to you, Miss Newton, to make , 7 Dosa @ is welcome on | RE BUILOS EX: | | them think #o - 1 pkg. Grape Nats 1 pkg. Teco Pancake Flour Ya-lb. can | PERIENCE J] tent tate a joker, Margie? : pe Kingatord'e Corn Starch | 1 pkg. Jifty Jell for ...... —_—_—_— - os pins pkg Post Tonstios 1 pke. Kellogg's Corn Flakes STORE 18 OPEN SATURDAY “Tt aid mean more than wel gen meine me tn tin post Bt can Campbell's Soup | Cede ake Pure EVENING UNTIL 10 O'CLOCK thought, Margie.” sald Paula 88|becauso Alton Smith cama pon 1 pkg. Shredded Wheat 1 bottle Diamond K Sauce bottle she told me about Tom's drinking. |the same town ae Alma Huntington 1 can Grayfieh 1 pkg. Creamettes “for it seemed the office had/and had always liked her. ad VEGE TAR AN ORIENTAL GARDENS Three 10c Loeves DAYLIGHT BAKERY 196 — Near Gerrish Bros. Largest, Finest, Most Sanitary | Vegetable Market Opens Saturday, May5 In the New CENTRAL PUBLIC MARKET Building on First Avenue, where Fresh Vegetables of all kinds will be sold by the Farmer to the Prices. Westlake, Sith and Virginia EVANS’ ARCADE MARKET Stalls 7-69 Prices . 306€ Elllote 1992 3 Big Specials 30¢ Lard Substitute, Ha Zhe 2 pounds for 30c With a Purchase cued’ bn. ZFC 15¢ Sugar-cured Corned Beef, Ib Pure Tomato Pork Sausage pound Bhe sausage quality and in of mta bent for 15¢ 6c bottle Cider Vinexar...10¢ | Bure pork and fresh tomatoes 8 Ibs. Yellow Dried Peas. .2he seasoned to your taste, 76c Fine Broome .......... 60¢ | -\b. Crescent Baking Powde 25e 460 can Hill'e Red Can 37 200 bottle English Bauce...10¢ — 1-lb. Crescent Cream Coffee We Cottes . C | 360 can Asparagus ...... ie | 1-lb. pkg. Crescent 99 Coffee... 25¢ Groceteria 800 pkg. Pancake Flour 25 20c can Guittard’s Cocom..20¢ 2-07 bottle Crescent Mapleine .35¢ tor aaekheceeis c Me bottle Snider 460 can Orteoo 35 STONG’S GROCERY, Lower Floor Westlake Market. | Catsup . 20c pth aca” c Stores at Pine Street Market and Corner Market oe aan 15¢ for 25c Matches, 6 berzes 6 Ibe. Rolled Oats 25 SOUND MARKET - OP .27¢ for Cc PPL Btall 6 A. Otto, Prop. | Arm & Hammer Soda 2 cans Olt Duteh 15 Lage of Lamb, per pks 6c Cleanser Cc 25c | Laree package Instant se Box $1.00 vid | prec Oc cers 10c bad Asparagus, Sal! 130. Mal! 159 27 c | ver can 12c SUGAR STALL ZOBLE GROCERY Co: STALL 105 No. 50 sack Best Patent Flour......... No. 10 sack Best Patent Flour. . . Hershey’s Cocoa .. 15¢ Queen Olives, pint.... Pe Anc Bates) pint..10¢ -25¢ 1 |b. Mixed Nuts.....10¢ PRODUC rs S a HALF PRICE. Our Own Make Ice Cream Large dish 5c, pint 15c, quart 300—Our own Production MILK PER QUART 7c The same milk that costs you lfc at Deans places. Fresh Churned Butter, Ib. -40¢ Fresh ‘Buttermilk INTERLAKEN DAIRY Corner Sixth Avenue and Virginia Street Pansy Plants, doz...35c] Westlake Shoe Repsir Tomato and Cabbage Plants, Hanging Baskets « Large st Lower Floor Half Soles Rubber Heels, special... Laces, Blacking, etc. Uncalled-for Shoes for Sale. Window to select pens 4 i eee = pectal prices on Granite Ware | Three dozen ‘elephone , 2 Ids...-.. Plumbing Fittings WOME nck x0 ss onavan 25c Homegrown Cucumbers, ea 5¢ WESTLAKE FRUIT & VEGETABLE CO. Stalls 111-2. 169 Washington 6. FREE. er. | be best possible treatment Farmers’ between Pike and Union Streets, Consumer at LESS than Wholesale A FEW EXAMPLES OF PRICES THAT WILL PREVAIL 8 Pounds of Choicest Potatoes for Fresh Picked Small Spinach, per lb. Fresh Picked Large Spinach, 2 lbs. for. . Fresh Picked Choice Rhubarb, 2 lbs. for. Extra Fancy Rhubarb, 3 Ibs. for. Fancy Fresh Picked Radishes, 4 bunches for. ‘ Fancy Fresh Picked Spring Onions, 3 bunches. A Nice 15c Chip Market Basket FREE with each Purchase of 50c or over. .25c eeees .5e .5e 38c Per Pound, 2 Pounds for . . Best Fresh Local Ranch Eggs . Fresh Dressed Fat Hens . . Central Produce Department — Specials Fresh Churned Washington State Brand Creamery Butter . Se 35c Doz. 25c Per Lb, BANDO’S — Special — Specials ORANGES BY THE BOX Highland—California Sunkist—Gold Buckle Brand, per Box $3.50 Winter Permains, regular Extra Fancy Spitzenberg, doz........- Roman Beauty Best Cooking Apples, doz. 15¢ Yellow Newtown Pippins, : .20¢ 25¢ 25c sellers, doz.. 15¢ doz Highland — California Sunkist — Canna Brand, Fancy Roman Beauty or Newtown Pippins, per Box ; . i ni 40 4 pounds for 15¢ Highland—California Sunkist— ose Brand, per Box $2.50 GRAPEFRUIT Miscellaneous Brands per Box.. $2.00 Fancy Blue Strip India River Grapefruit, per BY THE DOZEN TO. cs sisi bdmrohin eee kak sie he Merny 1a 6 se curate 4 $7.00 Regular 20c doz. se'lers, 2 doz. for.......25¢ Regular 15c seller for 10¢ Regular 30c doz. selle 1 doz. for. . . 25¢ Black Diamond Brand Grapefruit, box. .$6.00 Regular 40c doz. sellers, 1 doz. for........ 35e¢ | Two for 15¢. Regular 50c doz. sellers, 1 doz. for....... 40¢ | California Grapefruit, three for......... 10¢ APPLES LEMONS Extra Fey. Winesaps, reg. 30c sellers, doz..25¢ Choice regular 15c sellers, per doz........ 10¢ Fancy Winesaps, regular 20c sellers, doz...15¢ Fancy regular 20c sellers, per doz. ...... 15¢ Choice Winesaps, regular 15c sellers, doz... 10¢ By the Box, $4.00 and $4.50 VEGETABLES Cauliflower, large siz@.........+-2++-5505° Strawberries, per box. Cucumbers, each .. Home-grown, Asparagus, Walla Walla grown, Head Lettuce ........cesesecsssscceeseses Fancy Yellow Onions, 2 Ibs. for.......++- Best Yakima Baking Potatoes, per Ib.. Green Bell Peppers, per Ib. Tomatoes, 2 Ibs. for.. Rhubarb, 3 Ibs. for New Potatoes, per Ib New Peas, 2 Ibs. for.. Artichokes, 3 for Mint, per bunch 2 Ibs. for.. 2 Ibs. Asparagus, FREE DOCTOR Go to the Right Drug Ca And the Doctor will give you a careful examination and prescribe for yeu if you are sick you cannot do bet er than take advantage of this o We save you money and give « 6 t d I I s I I I F c i ne