The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 3, 1917, Page 11

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INSIST ON “IRONITE” WHEN YOU ASK FOR “JRONITE” Manufactured by Seatile Paint Company surface of Under stress usage the DURABILITY that lronite, too, of Ironite is Lavoloid and Sanitation the modern dis ED for sanitation. were not for the coat every wall and ceiling might be marble. But with Laveloid 1 ranitart you ean and other un WEARS are of the hard- re- of Yvonne gitls, | Lille, shown some consideration by [the Germans because of his useful BD | were suggested. © * * I kept from om “ORF fainting only by remembering if I We are Plate Spe- fos, That © olent, Wore ere eee clalists, Wie.00-2 large for anything. » ashamed Plate business — they bitterly she fell on the floor. By United Preae Leased Wire PARIS, France, Aug. 3A party he | he left om of 40 F » girts, returned by the; fmt eh t alone Germans out of a total of 6.0 Today ir afternoon, the taken into virtual slavery from| Other girl he hag been beating for weeks fell ex He Lille and near-by territory, were , bent over and talked a permitted to make their way to Parts. because the German at minute. ° * They left the £9 PP og hsm | field. © * © Lille were afraid their stories on the civilian popula tion there. Janswer the loud knock on my bed-| lemon Juice room door it was burst open German soldier brushed past my mother, shouting ‘Get up and or rec eS dress. You leave Lille in 20 min MP utes to plant potatoes in the Ar eich tiatas Senet belie dennes’ He did not leave the | nome fora few cents. Try It! room, and—well, | dressed over 7 my night clothes, Mother tried to shield me by pretending to help with my clothe ing 90 bitterly she fell | Outside the jap in the square stared at me, say ing ‘Ach! ty one, Fritz.’ . “FEBRUARY 26—It all happen-| any drug store or tollet counter will led only two days ago, not twolsupply three ounces of orchard ‘years. Rut I am not 19 now Iam White for a few cents Massace 30. The girls in the cattle truck | this sweetly fragrant lotion Into the with me were all classes, we traveled thro the night German | 447, }the truck. sirl, not educated and dazed mother | truck left. ing shapeless with grief never see it again. But I shall al ways see it understand—then. | objected : be Waehy thik gists later in tine vertisement {Is good were treated more kindly work No matter “e © © T had not seen the sign 4 ; : on the house where Iam kept with where you live we can five other girls, until this morning nee dik F “ jin German, {t said, ‘Six women satisfy you and save That is why these soldiers have you money. It is our come to look at us, and hint at fn-) sults. \never leave each other alone, but |wtand together, with our backs 4 less Methods and reas- -|the wall, when these men come. + 4 ave o © © "What Go you meant onable prices that h asked Eugenie, an artisan’s hey Iter from our parish in Lille. father was a doctor and ever watchful of me. When she told ¥f |me what she had heard 1 under-| 9) lOWing. | stood, too. The Germans had an |nounced we were evil Bo 22-karat the people would not Jand we had to live | h : * ees 4 Bridgework, 5 “APRIL 3—Fugenie has , gone per tooth .......! ¢ * * There was another medical 3 examination two weeks ago * * *\— Painless Cc more insulting, more obscene than| Extracting é |I had dreamed of. During it, things | STAR—FRIDAY, AUG. 3, A FRENCH SLAVE GIRL’S DIARY] Ign on the house said in German ‘six women.’ That is why these soldiers have come to look at us and hint at insults,” tion and succor | “MAY 20—One “rie did not leave the room and! night of the sol diers had been beating one of dressed over tried @ was weep! Mid the girls in the fields, every day. He had tried me first, and told me how | could ew cape, * * * The virion of my mother’ face helped me to ile When | told to him of the effect of “And tonight | heard we are to go home to Lille tomorrow, 40 of us out of 6,000. My pray ers! My prayers! My moth er, #0 brave! But—! do not know If | shall get there safe, or sane—or even alive!” Mere are extracts from the diary Treville, one of the daughter of a physician of s a doctor to the people of rish eee FEBRUARY 23—Refore I could the Juice of two jemons he was weep- in the floor. | ounce: Germans lined | and you best freckle a complexion beautifier, at very, small cost Your grocer has the lemons and other You have caught a pret They laughed, o- arms and hands each how freckles and blem and bow clear, soft Yes! While | face, nec and se ong tia in| lshes dixapt of one and white the skin becomes I bad been, | It te harmless But always I saw my face, as it was when the It seemed to be becom- I may joldiers moved about I took the eee “MARCH 10—We have been In an empty housed in an Ar dennee village more than a ‘week. Am | alive or ad— after THAT! When, taken to the headquerters, another emp ty house, the day after we came, the officers ordered me to strip, | wae stunned. | wee ; : turned to stone, and could not The Dentist with move. Net in pity, but to save - a * time, he explained something skill is more in de- mand every day. The best Dental Ad- German doctor asked me ques tlone and made tests | did not That is why we must now|# high-grade work, Pain- built for this office its enviable name and fol- My Crowns we went home different streets. | “Eugenie has been gone from our house for a week. * * | come from far and If others can’t No wonder! It is simple. ities |p "Eat. easy. Poor girl! She had had | fit your mouth, you lese training. * * * If she a! aye has a son it will be sent to will find we can. Germany to become at last a soldier, © * * Awful! 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THOMPSON’S MARKET Stall 26 Sanitary Market WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BUTCHERS We are selling the for the money in Seattle Olive inl attention given T ne Orders rrades of Deef, Veal and Pot Roast, 10¢ to 121/¢ | Veal Roast 12: ¢ Boiling Beef Se Veal Steak 15¢ Soup Meat i¢ Hamburger Steak ..12.¢ Fresh Liver ...... 10¢ | Sausage Meat 12¢ we guaran or money cheerfully refunded. MILK 5c every piece of Meat as represented T. THOMPSON, Prop. <i Hutter may be “fresh churned” and still be bitter or of 1 large can Carnation or Borden Peeping i Saturday Only. : : ° quality, Ov tands all tests because it ma from . 4 for one week, with 1 Ib aretully ‘selected and graded cream, and is thoroughly, de a | Best Fresh Churned Butter and PREK’S PERFECT see corren | ¥'th Just the right amount of salt new laid Eggs One pound will convince you of THE ORIGINAL Arlington rr the quatity GOOD LUCK BUTTER STORE Co-Operative 4 ower Floor Sagfary Market A: iati L W. H. E ssociat: H, PEEK CO ‘= “Good Luck” Oleo, the ently real substi- ond Lt 1512 Pt Place, ry Market WE ARM STIL TEAS ‘4 Fancy 49e Mylo Coff COFFEE tiiiir Cott Anchor Brand Fruit Jar Rubbers, three dosen for ... SEATTLE TEA & COFFEE CO. 1511 FIRST AVE! CORNER MANKET GREEN’S TRUST BUSTING PRICES Draw the Crowds. Join us and Save Money. Best Jersey : ‘COFFEE 2 OLD PRICES. Large Cans MILK 47c 44c Pound ea ne ads Speciars og | Old Cream Brick ys Red Can +44 a ~— | Cheese 25¢ Lb. | 35 tun ‘Des MILK 8 Qt. | - 36e bulk ~ Mild Cream Fresh and Pure. 3 iba. for Dring Dottia” | Cheese 24c Lb. | Best Buys in Beatie FRESH EGGS, guaranteed, BRE | 60c Golden ‘West Teas, green or per dozen; 3 doren.....$1.15 | black ———_____. 49: sss GREEN’S BUTTER STORE %; 103-103 ‘The Stall for Vanes PIKE PLACE also EC Crystal White Soap 2 dare 1 6 be Every BAR erat. Lower F Upper F Eeonemy Market. a—Veonomy Market , Flour, $2.55 Famous Beans, "Sie e@Gat. Witeweee Stalin 37-38 Farm's Pur Bacon, Fancy, Ib...25¢] waturat os bb. I's GOOD _ Lower Floor THA 9 URE Good Meats, Guaranteed T S S Soup Meat Beers” | What's good?) Why, our Link Saus , 2 Ibs...25¢ 40c Supreme Blend COFFEE soiling Beef .. Be 1% Ibs. ¢; 3 lbs $1.00 Pot Roasts lle 5 tbe ‘or c Corned Beef r It's Coffee Quality, not cans, : you pay for. Pickled Pork ........ 22¢ 26e K. C. aking Powder l0¢ Spices, 2 for 50c ‘Teas, 2 Ibs. for bottle anilia, tt lad ¢ 5 Ybe. for $1.25 _ ‘ Parcel Port Orders of $1.60. | gg. REE tor aoe tb Butter, 45¢ lb. Ru Prepaid a COFFEE |: Be ie, | Strictly Fromm 45c 60c Green for Bhe Ib. na M.A. HANSEN] ®: #2 TEA i: 3: ¢ 106 Stall 40 Economy Market Stall 31 : Bag bys ackg Market MARKET 1429 First Avenue. Elliott 2018 ee eee WER LOWER GROCETERIA NO. 12) \ovs? ACORN MARKET tccr | GROCETERIA NO. 3 Stall 33 —— ECONOMY MARKET —— Opp. Milk Stall. ‘ A, SONNIC Small COMPOUND, 2 Ibs. for. 37c day her son might kill her own | Size.. Pot Roast, Ib. 10¢ | little brother, the little Eric Dentalloy Plates for ie Veal Roast, 1b. ; she always talked about. * * * - Satisfac- } Soup Meat, Ib s nee ee |f Comfort and Satisfac Mr. und Mes. Size 74c mpbine Calokana, th Se “MAY @—~More than a month tion. epritt more—of daily horrors, They put ee a prostitute in our house. We We - t : ' : ci gat ye A at. two| guarantee our Jackson, of Sunnyside, all write cried, but it did no Kood. | Two Plates to fit and give MOSES WAS LOOKING that Moe was in the dark |with us. When two of them drag: | p — FOR MATCHES WHEN Other answers are found on page ged me into a room 1 screamed so| g perfect service, $10 up. in Gene Ahern’s “Squirrel loudly and became so hysterical heath they let me go. jundressed, * * * CALIFORN IA They were partly | Since night be Estimates and exam- REDUCED RATES TO. | J ATIONAL DENTISTS ret Class, Third. and J, W. H. opines that Moses fen Bren ctece ne +4 1403 aft: ee was, like the working class of to- , ng 2 aren “a “” fan Diew 22,00 $22.50 $16.60 day, ‘In the dark Good service, large outnide state. rooms and unsurpassed mexis. F conven ‘of passengers particulars at City Ticket Office, THE McCORMICK LINE Phone Billvtt 3490 N. W. Corner Fourth and Pike St. Main 3256. ory ule 109 Cherry ot. BF hd ay a still maintains that he is uncertain writes ness when the light went out, in his night shirt, vetting ready to go to @ dance, and vot his shaving outfit and started to shave 2014 Howard ave THE GLIM FIZZED|" : “When the giim fizzed,” writes) (Girls Will C onsc ript | fore last I have been afrai inations are free any Be Gatmenl to Balmy Renny,| sleep Of what hay time. Ask us about ff ‘Mores wasin the dark.” Put Raimy! Young Bachelors Now| and my escape, T dare not Henny is unconsoled Hundreds | BROOKLYN, Aug. 3-—In. the think, much less tell Yet, our easy payment plan. have written him, offering various! same thought with war, consider! can only Ne awake and pray to my | answers to the great question of aa Biappa Reese ead mother end the _dear mother of the day: “Where was Moses when! | the light went out?’ But Balmy Beulah Signal, of Pearson, Wash, that “Moses was in dark DACIFIC OUTFITTING COR THIRC & UNIVERSITY DRESSES MEM WOMEN hunting for matches,” Ardith Vance thinks he “was ri WEEK YOUR GREDITISOLK. when the light fizzled.” “Bright-eyed Happy,’ san Ber: , Wee Bill, Myrtle Arnold, of N., and Elizabeth, ANITA pies MARKE BUTTER OF QUALITY a ne PUBLIC MARKET CHECK PACKAGES lew STITHAM MARKET °3" 100 HENS AT, A POUND...... CRISCO! pure LARD 2 Ibs. for 42c * clique of Brooklyn girls M. J. Beginn stesson Ry pee MARKET Stalie 119.121.123.125 Sanitary Market Bakery and Delic Our Own Baked Go Wholesome, Cle CASH GROCER Telephone M» GOEBEL Stall 45 Sanitary Market Rear of Lower Main Floor ALL WEEK SPRCTALS we SUGAR, ny SACK 3457 Stall 45 Pure Cane, F Fine Cannt Mild Cream Cheese, Ib. Lower Floor Sanitary Market SUGAR NO. 10 SACK $8.20 Sack FANCY PATENT ALLEN’S 18 and 25 MURRAY Says Cut Prices AGAIN FOR SATURDAY PURE LARD 20c lb. Pot Roasts, Ib. .7c to 12c | Legs of Lamb, lb.171/2¢ Round Steaks, Ib. .17'c | Veal Roasts, Ib. ..124/c Sirloin Steaks, Ib.171/,c | Pork Roasts, Ib. ..18%/c Boiling Beef, Ib... ..7c yeas a Ib. ..124%c Shoulder Lamb, Ib. 12'c | Club Sausage, lb. .124/c Cottage Hams, Ib...25¢ | Good Bacon, Ib. .224c Chickens, Ib. ......20c | Sugar-cured Hams, 2514¢ Morray Meat Co. Washington Market STALL§ 35.7—CORNER MARKET—9496 PIKE ST. ONOMY MARKETS FLOUR 55¢ CORNER MARKET SUGAR STALLS—! Economy and Pike Pl 9c Qt. 7, Day Markets Men’s Half Soles $1 Men's Heels ... Economy ‘to iS ruet wer Floor “Ese 250 8 We oor, Pike Place Mkt. ECONOMY GROCERY CO. 7, 38, Beonomy Market leor, Phone Elliott 1026 FLOUR [fitcs, $2.55 (None to Dealers) Place Market | 63 Lower Lower Floer Pike Place Market, Fresh From the Ranch. ar Be T-Bone Steaks Be Sirloin Steaks H ibs wasiin Be Chuck Steaks 3 Ibs. Best Head Rice - u Compound Lard 5 Lbs. pink Beans 49¢ Hamburger ........ $ inrge cana BUTE = i ae 3 pkgs. Macaroni or Spaghetti 28e 10c WILL BUY 1 enn Molasses, 1 en ams, 6 o7 Sausage Meat HSEN, Prop. CRISCO OHIO M 35¢ T sman atches Sirloin Steak, Ib 15¢ | Size 37¢c 5 T-Bone Steak, Ib. 174e Veal Steaks, Ib. 17% Medium Cc ae Size 74c Box marriage, There are, for instance,| are doing their best to conserve the too many eligible bachelors escap- dignity of matrimony ing to the trenches, according to a Every should be married” And they is the sle the new club, Dovou Know Thal the Union Dentists charge less for first-class work than any other dentists in Seattle? Their work ts guaranteed for 15 years, Absolutely painless extracting. LADY ATTENDANTS, UNION DENTISTS 305% Pike Street. Over Owl Drug Store.