The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 10, 1917, Page 11

Nw UT YOUR COST) OF LIVING BY REDUCING YOUR COST OF CLOTHING There is not a better suit of clothes made in America for the money than a WESTERMAN $ Hi | | SUIT LY The styles are up to the minute. The tailor- i] ing is as good as expert workmen can produce. Hi} In the materials you have a choice of the sea- i] son's newest woolens in a most desirable array of patterns. See our complete line of Men's Dress Shirts, Straw Hats, Panama Hats, Union Underwear, in fact, man’s every need for the warm weather. Both our stores will close at 7 p. m. Satur- days during August. iL. V. WESTERMAN Two Stores Store No. 1 Store No. 2 Westlakeand Pine F First and Main ! on | made at the government forest sta ‘ Douglas I ir ton, at Madison, Wis., according to| for Airplane Use| Robert 8 Alien, secretary of the i Peesias fir may be suitable for) \orwest Lumbermen's associa-| Ge construction of airplanes. |"°™ _ A test as to the fitness of the! | for such purposes will be/ Comes From Tokio j } to Fight for U. 1 am | Across the Pacific and across e continent to serve in Uncle Sam's army! } This was the extent of J. M lis ¢ Towney's patriotism when he left ja position in Tokyo to come to| pq America to enlist He parse 4 | | | Window Peekers Are | Working in Seattle) Window p ers are now ann @ fter Will increase your streng nce 100 per cent in twg many cases.—Ferdin The Queen of Diamonds has a whole lot to do with the cis appearance of the Allison pearls. Read about her in The Star's next novel, beginning anRussin Call tnCnglish Oxford [4 Well Sole dy prceshen/4} \ 1 if \ *3, 95 | ‘y a fellows reach seems) \/ | hy ty be the order of things!) 3 | pmuaine in y | Poa car |) these days. ‘ sated <meta our chain of } if (Nf bess ely al / yp ( / } on popular prices -- the h 7 (| |) kind of prices hal ll Py / | gel the men blk cxnng | our vay: Bul youve gol | f lo acl quick on these iA lwo specialr.... BOS TON i SAMPLE SHOE SHOP |), Goodyear Vell | Send Flea Eel Bl, ff Zolid. Lealhe:- ] Second & Pike St 74 Soles, We Ciose Saturdays at 7 P. M. 2 #495 H Whale prices we | 7 / irom | ! English Walking 1 Shoes with STEFFENS TELLS |tle. He immediately went STAR—FRIDAY, AUG. 10, 1917, PAGE 11 PUBLIC MARKET CENTER| | "Ae SANITARY ‘xh!s, ECONOMY "2", CORNER fl, PIKE PLACE. Lower PiKE PLACE aiso ECONOMY MARKETS , White Soap CHECK Liege 3 SALT \ «i , 3 Sc Sacks ;', 7c SUGAR WPALLS—Every 1. BUTTER 45c Lb. ae Stalls 69-70, Pike Place Market Union Creamery Co. oii"? Conon, tiacet Economy Grocery | IMIELK "=. Acorn Market - swone onan” eee CRYERERIA WO.12] Lem Peer, fomemy ment | DEE LARD, 2 LBS. 42¢| = ime Finest Kidney ES } wen. 14¢] LARD COMPOUND *""",:. 2 LES. 36¢ | Flour, Per Sack, $2. 75 ‘SIX CHILDREN ARE GIVEN AWAY Foods Are Fresher NUGAR 8TAtE Vurchane PLUMS, turue © 3 ter Argo Corn and | Pot Roast,.......... 9c Rib Steak ....... 16Yyc | Wesson ‘on ane, 8 tor at 10. Boiling Beef . . ..10e Veal Steak....... 174 be rink Navy Beeae pe K Prime Rib Roast....15c¢ Corned Beef .....12'ac i Nes: to Y “HWe Veal Roast . ..12%%c Soup Meat ......... 8c 2 Is. Flaie White A6¢ | STITHAM MARKET “@" |tallitecccaiop. | 00) 0 29S igen Pte ace hae Eggs *-,” 45c Doz. ANY MILK—2 cans 25 ¥ More Good egy Folks WC ten Ee tou or Ch = Stall 56 Ec onomy Market D 1 Crystal Salt he Fomatads, 2 Ih Se HOOD'S Potatoes, 12 25¢ HOME .MADE CANDIES. KOZU BROS. Peanut Brittle, 15¢ Lb. LARD COMPOUND, 2 Lia, ate0 Stall 41 Economy Market | On Corner Pike Place Market CORNER PUBLIC MARKET GROCETERIA NO. 17 | SUGAR,7 lbs, 60c *..".:2: FLOUR 55¢ N At rib ited Seger Stall, Lewer Floor Corner Market. “ave | Our New Store ae aus You Opens Saturda Corner ae a Dandy MURRAY KILLS HOW RUSS MONK | USED HIS POWER 4 ‘SAN FRANCISCO, abe en i sostha ane SNe Beans Can Cocoa the High Cost of Living. He believes in MANY Peo Mae Ot ct atadg es vadtal LM wt ho Bb yenabs gr Mbpes Stesptionally low 14 ‘ SALES AT SMALL PROFITS rather than a few bent eectlyrogyees wan afe hynoctte 37c¢ Cc As ‘ 2% | sales at big profits nd we'v for te ti aye Rue “we THE PEASIES THAT COL a i acme kes a ahi The Trust Does Not Dictate These Prices. Lincoin Steffens, journalist and reformer, back from Aus sia, where he observed first hand the procese of the revolu tion, made this statement here today Steffens returned to iho | States with the comm New Russians that landed in NNETIEN fet 5:2 cho abbas ce ts Wash ngton Creamery Butter AOCID. &:" | Veal Roasts ..... 121% | Boiling Beef ........ 8c Limit, 6 pounds t cay ee ig APES 15e Hamburger ...... 12% eM , Fell Cream t ts ..7¢ to 1244c Club S <0> oan Peanut Cheese | Sirloin Steaks ...17'3¢ Lege of Lamb... Fe 24c¢ Lb. Round Steaks ....17'/,¢ Good Bacon ..... 22'c manager WE HAVE A FEW HAMS AT 20ce A POUND. tative of the capital nch as we have In ates Ms ‘es, doubled back t car was th ere on . Brick t eretet seh ee | Mere Daly 27e Lb. | Murray Meat Co. © Washington Market ‘ “GREEN'S BUTTER ‘STORE. oor STALLS 35.7—CORNER MARKET—9496 PIKE ST. oxn i Ze —" sl M. J. BEGINN ” 25c 4 1523! FIRST AVE. 10c w gave it over to Rasputir Telis of Rasputin R tin was grim, Bakery and Delicatessen Try Our Delicious Home-Made SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY ONLY Cottage Cheese, Ib Peek’s Perlect 30¢ Coffee COTTAGE CHEESE. 2 Ibs 13e 6 BREAKFAST CHEESES. 3 rebipnanihnirperewicitic ad om to th Fk n ' STEEN COMPANY ussia ie Right” was = " Lower Powe Semitary Market . Bread “Russia is right. We are in cor gg i i - oem sien this war not only to keep Ger pitigio tea tan { eT aoe Can eesti Raton many out of Belgium, but to vp onpehly os saa tin ; HUDSON’S D li t keep England out of Ireland |, Ruawat ¢ : uved' | wii - Milk Sc elicatessen and Prance out of North Afries they did ae Booth 111 Sanitary Market, First Avenue Floor Booth 111 EG 45c 02. and, if necessary, the United ; ae States out of Mexico, and to sh) aneat 34 at om give uo the Philippines if they reb ¢ " are The want us to 1 H Pressed Hat Ib. Lower s , Ou Pickled Pigs’ Feet, 2. Ibs Floor T e ey » Hie h per pin Fancy Pork Sausage, 1b. A cts Wada na W. H. PEEK CO. Sanitary \ Heiress Weds Judge | ian , sais Cs De tee eee jc Sardines at Reasonable Prices Market L putin: qaved: her ot 1 MALN B457 “TW. R. HOWARD GOEBEL Cash Grocer| TOKIO in ts ; «| VEGETABLE CO. Stall 11—Sanitary ALL WEEK srrcrans STALLS 42 AND R-14 Patra fine pore CANE SUGAR : caving $8.85 Sk. Lower Floor, Sanitary Market Fruit or Berry . FLOUR fn Gk Gene aark ioe ke Rae vi FRUITS joe nies rigs ine brett nce | COMEALOUDES 6C Ea brane tn ; and oe pas 10c 5c an 10c NUTS |" Home-Grown Sweet 25 Corn, 6 for c If VOU WANT PRICE ASD QUALITY, GORBEL tS THE MAN, ea | TILIKUM MARKET | Thompson's Market Always Reliable 2 ower F Sanitary Market Phone BE Stalle 119.121.123.125, First Avenue Floor, Sanitary Market ep ae 5 snee Seer, eee ne Eiltete 2088 Phone us ye rder if you can't come \ here to please Fancy Corn-fed Beef, Veal and Pork. This sie “SATURDAY SPECIALS ¢ Rolle tib Roast 206 |) 12% c . he made t 4, So, is the market for REAL QUALITY legs of } 1: 12 14e \ 4gide zar and sneer at t é » 1 106 she 4 . Ite ME ok 6 1917 Spring Lamb. 4c ; ibe hee) every piece of Meat is guaranteed as represented oF ny Hoy” Ve by | inded. 'T. THOMPSON, Proprietor 5 = = were Th » all except the Isboring men. The! people Ned like our I, W. W.’s!as we are against the k to get bread. And t ce laboring men would not the | the taken outside the law of Germany.’ And Miliukoff Te Mra. Corrigan, bride of a New hot them just as y do our strik-! army, just as it is with Our; and killed, just as we do here, Or signed i | saw nothing in Russia I\laboring men will not join the) the s and the workmen got Talked With Kerensky have not seen at home.” army into fet and the workmen When Kerensk to fight made ¢ ption when militi 1s: | were ' f he could, the young leader told how ine guns ela xplained thatthe Miliu. Steffens y to get the order that the » in and The Russian pe tresues, ‘ t tre muesay It hile on the frontier, where for 300. is—< r for democracy.’ ” jles they met German soldiers veluded by tele pring of this. year been fil tr and talked with them about peace. at there was lite « were ordered to ride thru and riches, such as mines and wa 1,000,000 Desert ja would fight, 1 and cut them down, But ter, going to certain privileged per. Not tens of thousands of Rus he of all the bor, B srad, ‘This made a the Cos uniforms and cut Hd not koff regime had to resign b nad put Miinkoff re and her ' mm her radi And they own comre fd that the Rus sntle people who ted by thelr reso ye witness to these al events, which transpired are ARMY CAMP STRIKE ma SETTLED QUICKLY :: went thru very careful cons sians deserted as we were told, | said, “but o longer war “Sw YOK ae ird them using a word that Gave Army Riches but over a million Russians desert: of sold To be successful ? hot, Like Strikers meant in Russian. Please excuse “They gave and coal and ¢@ 1 went back to over a flees the st have the whole h thi h es in Rus ime the Ruestin cantonn vat tim t 1 An officer tried to get one of wate sians want ts to a bacw i into the dividual do here told in a mi conference here between Rear id when t owsack did the & 1 And the 5 hat Rus AN 1 k et to their i which is to a RA lh VB eh the officer took out his|to work the individuals who) becau nt . oblem of the Rae eoeke! ao arp i Mh cat him down, Another owned — tl rees or | tsting be that no man pa : Bet 20a came and cut him down, star f it : does not. corn aie ey pean mane orkers Made Cossacks a gradually | ism. ve may have a shate aa cantonment, It had |awa L they ea ieee REO iy ean eather eR At Comte 4 "and freedom and the threatened to spread to all army moved awn ‘usia forced meu to take arms,both food and treedom, When theagainst the imperialism of Eng land. ‘profits of tndastries camp [They had te