The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 20, 1917, Page 10

HAS BEEN DRY, SAYS SHEPHERD BY WILLIAM G, SHEPHERD PETROGRAD, July 2 creat Mail.) —Russia never has been dry Under the old censorship of the days of czardom, no corre apondent would have been per FORCED TO VACATE greatest bargain-giver, the United Wreckage Syndicate, 1509 Fourth Avenue, forced out. Entire stock must be sold in 7 days The stern mandate of the landlord to vacate in the next few days will be obeyed. The greatest price-cutting in the history of Seattle starts Saturday at 10:30 a. m. Think what it means to sell a whole stock of Clothing, Hats, Shoes, Furnishings in such a short space of time. Come, join the crowds—you will save as you never saved before. Your price will be our price if it's within reason The prices mentioned below only tell part of the story of the herculean efforts that will be made to turn this mountain of merchandise into money in the next few days. Come. Sale Starts Saturday at 10:30 A. M. CLOSED ya m Store leased. Seattle's to remark and arrange stock. Doors to the crowds Saturday at 10:30 a. open Lot Ladies’ Po gi Shoes, Men's Pants, worth 98 Men's Fine Shoes, black or smal! size ' 49 to $3.00 C & tan; worth to $2 98 to $3.50, now. c $6.00; sale price . Men's Fine Raincoats, worth pies, GOS = 98c Ladies’ Oxfords and Slippers, worth to $5.00 98c pick 'em out Men's Oxfords, worth to $6; Suspenders, worth to 25¢, now Big tine Hats, $3.50, for Canvas Gloves and ee sale price, Children’s Suits, worth up to now . $1.98 .98 $5.00; sale aéses price $1 85 Lot Solled Overalls and Coats, Men's and Boys now ; ..29¢ all styles, worth to Children’s Overalis, worth to 65c, now... Men's Suits, worth to $16.50; s price.. Lot Ladies Hose, soiled, worth to 250 8c Big lot Ladies’ Shoes, made of the finest leathers; all sizes; worth to $5.00; $1 .49 sale price Men's Sults for Sunday wear; made of fine tweeds, worsted cheviots and serge; Suits that sell to $30.00; $9.95 sale price United Wreckage Syndicate Specializing Salvage from Railway, Marine and Mercantile Disasters 1509 FOURTH AVE. NEAR PIKE STREET Next to Colonial Theatre. Everything Will Be Sold as Advertised—Absolutely Nothing Reserved—Entire Stock Must Go. Open Saturday Night Till 10—Week Days Till 7. WANTED—EXTRA SALESPEOPLE 79c a 7c 25¢ and 50c Children’s Straw Men's Summer Coats, worth Wash Ties, worth 500, now Cuff Buttons, to 75e, now | | STAR WANT ADS BRING RESULTS WE DON’T WANT YOUR BUSINESS UNLESS WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY Specials for Saturday SUGAR 7 lbs. GRANULATED WASHINGTON STATE BRAND 43c, 2 lbs. 85c CANE 55c EGGS FRESH OREGON RANCH 39c Doz. COTTAGE BUTTS Sweet, Juley, Sugar - Cured 27c lb. Tender, CHEESE OREGON - AMERICAN 26c lb. PICNIC HAMS CHOICE SUGAR CURED Per Pound 21c | POULTRY FRESH DRESSED FAT HENS 23¢ Ib. BACON Choice Sugar Cured, Half or Whole, Per Pound 35c POTATOES WAX BEANS ' 8 Ibs. for 25c 2 lbs. for 25c | PEAS NEW HOME GROWN 3 Ibs. 10c; 8 Ibs. 25c GREEN BEANS NEW HOME GROWN 2 lbs. for 25c CENTRAL PUBLIC MARKET FIRST AVENUE, BETWEEN PIKE AND UNION STREETS |where the man able to have | | |portation of mitted to send thie fact to the outside world, But now the truth may be told. The Russian government of ticlals discovered that It pleas ed the czar greatly to be placed before the outside world as be ing the sponsor of prohibition in Russia, and they did all they could In the way of giving out erroneous impressions to the extent of the dry wave In Russia. Russia did go dry for the peas ants, But the czars famous pro hibition Iaw was so arranged that any man with money enough could get all the liquor he desired The government manufacture of vodka was stopped and a law was passed probibiting th of any Hquer containing more per of ohol The wine ot ceane The price of champagne went up to bottle, with other prices tn propor tion sale than 3 A importation i cent Used Old System The popular cabarets, hotels and jrestaurants served wines in China but every was orders pitchers and China cups with money all his Hquor ed to his smaliest whim were permitted liquors in the shy provided they presented permits to hase issued by their embas There was no law of any kind that prevented a citizen from having liquor on his premises or from drinking it Importation revolution to pure Ceased which put the workmen and soldiers’ committee into power, practically made Kus sia dry for the first time. Today a few ing hotel kk s will sella bottle of cognac from $35 to 0, or a small bottle of ordinary claret for from $10 to $ The im any sort of potato al cohol has ceased and the high prt of liquor is really due to its scarc ity in the country Russia is rapidly becoming dry The “bone Helped Revolution There is no doubt tn the minds of Russians that their revolution was practically bloodless becau {t was practically booreless, There are some Russian leaders who #ay that it was the absence of alcohol that made the revolution possible A Grunken, sodden Russia of the lold type could never have aroused litself to real revolt as this Russta has done. A socialist leader sald to me “One of the greatest mistaker }the czar ever made was to force the peasants to sober up. He took }the peasants and made them sober; lhe gave them good clothes in the way of military uniforms, and he gave ench peasant a * and taught him how to shoot. He thought he was turning the peas ents into soldiers, but they remain. ed peasants at heart. When the right time came these sobered peasants turned their guns on him. Kaiser's Photos Are Changed Into Swine STAR—FRIDAY, JULY 20, 1917. RUSSIA NEVER PAGE 10 | Times Square Bixth and Virginia Westlake Public Market OPENING Evans’ Arcade Mark Stalls 789 Elliott 1962 LARD LARD Lard Substitute 2 Ibs. 35c | tela eugene Flake White Shortening, 2 Ibe. |g Pot Roast, Ib... .12'c eet cme B5¢ | Boiling Beef, lb. ... .10c 9 bien uti pani Beet 1b Legs of Lamb, Ib. 22'2c FARMERS MARKET Choice Veal Chops, Ib... 1Bé Pure Pork Sausage, Ib... 20¢ Fuss’ Market Free Delivery SATURDAY Stalls 10.11 Elliott 2153 ‘The Market of Personal Service. GERRISH BROS.| ZOBLE Grocery Co. The Pioneers in Cash Service STALL 105: OUR TELEPHONE NUMBER [5S ELLIOTT 4314 STALLS 19234 PHONE ELLIOTT 170 Order by Telephone—Free Delivery—Goods Sent C. O. D. Stores at Fremont, Green Lake and Mountain View 7 Ibs. GRANULATED SUGAR 54c With @ Purchase of 1 Ib. Tea or Coffee 5 Lbs. Pure Cane Sugar for .. with a purchase of 1 Ib, ( No. 10 sack Patent Flour..4%@ , 4 lbs. Split Beas 25¢ 40e Coffee at 36c, or 1 1b, Ge | No. 10 Sack Flour. .55c] jumbo Salted Peanuts, (2 18 White Navy Beans 32¢ Went Coffee at 40¢ With a 55e purchase, excluding | Pres Jumbo Halted "ean pkgs. Macaroni or Spaghetti . | Specials per Ib 18¢ | for ___ 25¢ 4 Pounds Small White | Large Rolls of Toilet 3 pkes Golden Ege Noodles 25¢ pure tulk Cocoa, Ib. 223¢ Beans for .60c Paper for 25c} 1b. can Pure Chocolate..25¢ | 25¢ ean K. C Baking Powd With a 60¢ purchase, excluding | With a 25¢ porchase excluding | 2 cans Pure Spices 15e for —.. - 19¢ mies : 20¢ can wold pack Tomatoes 1B. ee Boxing or —_ USE THE PHONE—ELLIOTT 170 for 14¢ Jip. pkg. Crescent 99 Cottee P 2-02, bottle Crescent Mapleine. TOKIO 10 Lbs. Pure Cane Sugar 85c for During car strike all orders will be delivered free from Market store 20¢ bottle Lemon Extract... 10¢ CHEESE SPECIAL Mild Full Cream Chi very rich, Ib. 28¢; 2 Ibs. 5de Irvine’s Butter Store Our Own Churning Stall 129. ie Boy Red Can 35c Per toffee sp cin bape ame j 3 Ibs. Best Head } point, 43 For Canning, at Lowest Prices Good Bananas 2 pies. Corn AS by pe Nippy Full Cream Sg tor pat Cc Seri" 25 | CINNAMON & C0, | Dz 200 [nesses ge MILK STALL STALL 159 Lower Floor STALL 100 CRISC apes = cite aU petted as liiatintelilleacirisinde i STONG Says Cars Have Stopped SOUND MARKET , pM \iaree $1.52 But Stong’s Grocery Is Running Stall 6 A. OTTO, Prep, | NO) £0 a8ck Clare ae Pot Roast, Wde cnn ATE | for... a. $2.78 With Lower Prices Than Ever 6 Ibs. Pure Rolled Oate 4 pkgs. E-C or Quaker Corn Flakes Four 10c cans Dutch Cleanser for Dib. can Hille’ Coffee Any one of above articles with a 25c Purchase, with a $2 00 Grocery Order. Stall 130. ak, Ib. § sa 20¢ Rolled Rib Roast 2s8¢ THE LAST DAY excluding Specials 2 Ibs. Peanut Butter Be , 25¢ can K. C. Baking Powder 10c pkg. Fruit Jar Rings ..5¢ | for —Is¢ ite pee. Son Maid Rains 10¢ | toe ke Shaker sat Be | Cut Prices on Jap-a-Lac, Paint, Varnish 2he can Log Cabin Syrup..18¢@ | 3 boxes Matches ie Hills’ Red Can Coffee $7¢@ | Four 10c rolis Tollet Paper 2h¢ Aluminum and Granite Ware Beans Zhe | We pkg. Cream of Barley ise ane Silver Shield Peas | 30c can Alaska Salmon. 20¢ | $3.59 Floor Varnish... 82,50 $2.50 Inside Varnish... $1.50 25¢ | 2 cans Standard geo rey ae $1.00 Jap-a-Lac re ~-85¢ f Queen Olives..30¢ | 35¢ ed Pickles... 25¢ r d ‘i fic FE Fine Brooms ..60¢ | $1 15 pail Cottolene We have moved our Paints to the Warehouse. Telephone lSe can Minced Clams 10¢ | 25¢ bulk Ground Chocolate, per | Queen Anne 3938 and we will deliver. - ‘Three lSc cans Red Beans 25¢ | pound 20¢ ‘These Prices Good for One Week Aluminum and Granite Dis Below Present Wholesale Prices. STONG'S GROCERY, Lower Floor WESTLAKE MARKET Store at Pine Street Market. HARDWARE—STALL 175 100 Ib. Sack Fine Granulated Sugar $8.20 No. 10 Sack Fancy Patent Flour . 55¢ SUGAR STALL Fancy Home-grown New Potatoes 7 Lbs. for 25¢ Class “A” Fruit & Vegetable Co. Stall 120. Small Home-grown New Potatoes, 4 Ibs... ..10c 11 Ibs. for ......25¢ Westlake Fruit & Vegetable Co. Stalle 111-112 ear eS eo love with me oa otras you are in {| Beauciough I said | (To be continued) a hole, Lord WOOL IS SCARCE Contes fessious of. a Wife | NEW YORK, July 20.—Mant CL tan’s army of et fakers ha | = 9 |] BUY OTHES NO seized the tic spirit and cap api Nain ] Tmerey a * € italized it, There are more curb| ay ra @,trude have both got a grouch on | fe. Navy Will Have pefors toe brtce se 8! higher. T SHI tyin e rt Tr xg salesmen to the square foot on SUNLIGH i was just dying to get away . ale nual $1.00 Down Clearance lower Broadway today than any DARKEST HOMES from them | Wireless Telephone | Where "any, ‘honest man where else, outside @ county fair. : | “It t# ‘Lord Beauclough you} WASHINGTON, July 20—Experi- |] The wtore for the nen Sd aa Pictures of the kaiser which,| “Lord Beanclough hurried me ore thank, Gerry. He suggested | ments in wireless telephony have} i, One Dollar Dow when folded, change into pictures) along, Margie.” said Paula, “until | | a Week. or $5 of pigs, are going like wildfire vevfeund ahansom cab and hailed| ‘Then I will thank him. Thank proved its practical value to such 1113 THIN: ENU it you, Beauty,’ she said an extent that it will be used by 4 HIRD AVENUB | “ "Drive about the park unti! 1| “l looked my surprise, and she the navy as an adjunct to wireless || Betweem Semeca and Spring Sts. le ere van’ was hin order to{¢xPiained, ‘I call him Beuaty when | telegraphy | gr ai we troubten! |! ause I always feel like the i a amile hovsematd in one of Laura Jea ETT Bea hogan to , "ly cauathe and. I both laughed \ ° aimee pena ge " urself ang {2nd Gerry gave me a little hug. ‘Tt} e Woman Tells How Lydia E. tiie nasty 1ttle episode you had | Sems 66 eh dR en . SIXTY-FOUR Pinkham’s Vegetable ers expertens va and to expreas|Peauty won't mind, will you? | y Compound Helped |my gratitude, and he grasped it}, Talk about anything you like, | UPSTAIRS SHOPS Her | warmly for a minute. | had grown pach ke ‘7 ve seuteoiio sateen? re |faint again just at the thought. /%')") ; eyes selling to over one million agp \‘There, there, dear Miss Newton, | looked at Lord Beauclough, *% ; West Danby, Y—"I have had{don't worry. You are perfectly jand he nodded. ‘So Gerry is the satisfied customers annually, nervous trouble all my life un-|safe now girl you have been talking about, shows the tremendous _ re- , til I took Lydia, “‘I think you had better take me|! #ald sponse of a huge army of yu” “HHT ; » 1 1 Has he been talking nt ? é i! li FE, Pinkham's|home now, my dear Lord Beau-| “ “Hs alking about ine? | thrifty, thinking buyers who Vegetable Com- | cle and T'll try to get back my|What did he say? asked Gerr tins ie ws scape ah jotnod eanevly recognize and appreciate the nervy and fe 1 am ir get a mote ! That you are the best little pat] value of every dollar they | good I dressed, he told the driver to take | quickly | ars repre t more j work all|us to Sherry’s, where we found a ‘"¥ou nee, Paula,’ eald Gerrs than one hundred cents the time, as we,motor, and he gave the order tolfrankly, ‘mother expects Beauty to| in purchase My Co Plebe phe care 30 ane bet Bi i ane BREED Gertrude, and poor Beauty | Nominally every v our DO: ocloc 6 eve ree , 7 Rss. tao a1 \tiornodn, exe Julie ote Oar WAR late Nem cance tie ein aoe dollar buys from my sewing and other work, with |stopped by traffic I heard an ex-|head over heola and his income two hundred to their help, so it shows that I stand /clamation, and turned to see be-/from the estate is mortgaged for three hundred it real well. I took the compound |side us in another car Aunt Ra-|vears. He only placated the money | SS cents’ worth of t when my ten-year-old daughter |chel, Gertrude and Geraldine. Ger-|jenders by saying he was coming | — : came and it helped me a lot, I who would have been a dear lover here to marry a rich girl, Hel oot, honest.shoe values aia keep it in the house all the time girl if let alone, looked surprised!» roposed to Gertrude before he plemented by a high degree of and recommend {t."—Mrs. Dewitt and then smiled, but Aunt Rachel! knew we were making a great satisfaction and. service Fincebaugh, Weat Y nd Gertrude gave us the te aii Sleep! oa . j Show a litt nd then he fell We illustrate Sinch top Lace bility, b end pi , 1 , r sc ias Boot. This model comes in Ability, backache, headaches, érag Reauclough looked perfect White Buck, Pearl Gray and ging sensations, all point to female |ly uncor mand, Margie, tl >> Wwory Washable Kid, Tan Calf leranve s which may be over: this for thet Englishman do ne E < cesnmeriants WEich b Ove I! . Z Havana Brown and Black Kid come by Lydia E. Pinkham’s Veg-|think at that time he had any no ‘emon Juice All Goodyear welt soles, 4 ipoun tion that Aunt Rachel was trying | medium narrow toes and This famous remedy, the medic-|to appropriate him for one of her vamp and midget eye inal ingredients of which are de-| daughters $ ' j | i lets. Price, rived from choice roots and herbs,| “ ‘Your cousin, Miss Geraldine, 1s | per pair 4.95 has for forty years proved to be ala bully pal,’ he said hall we tn ee ' . |most valuable tonic and invig-|vite her to go with us Girls! Make beauty lotion at | | Men's mahowany Eeimian Jorator of the female organtsm, “Do, 1 wald, You see, 1 was| } home for afew cents. Try It! || Lace Beier Goodyear —————-—— Janxious to see what Aunt Rachel | , Welt soles of solid leath- would do. At the next crossing | Se eS ee deste eae er ee | narrow toes and vamps BULL BROS) 2.07201 ttt ian sore te sen of wo to mr eae "Tl ctough is going to take me to Long | nto & | bottle | containing ec atay ae val A5 Just Printers |Beuch to dinner and he would like | QUnCC® of orchard White, shake we 1018 THIRD MAIN 1048 J Gerry to 40 along CUA Rl Mati rthacae pining ry {0 fo along. tdine go witn.| Dest freckle and tan lotion, and| lade haan 3 a Pea Re complexion beautifier, at very, very | Bee Dr. Edwin J. B chel, but, before she finished, Ger Yo ner haw’ thi tes ve sD ry had climbed Into the seat bamide | any deus ators een posi hill SAMPLE SHOE SHOP. H ns, and said, ‘Paula will chaperon| supply three ounces of orchard| HIMS E L F [eerie not wait to hear more Hee, for a few cents. Massage ) Segond Floor Eitel Bldg. ng DED St ton honk but started off, leaving Aunt|fose, week Rone suas hanae tae Second & Pile St. for 1826.00, s tsnes ont Soppeaiug Gertrude speechless | day, and see how freckles and blem- F $16.00 with rage. ishes disappear, and how clear, soft Giude extracting ” withent “You are just a dear, Paula.’ |and white the skin becomes, Yes! pela. exclaimed Gerry. ‘Mother and Ger-| It is harmless. (| ll