The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 14, 1917, Page 10

Get First Pe 295 % ¥ _ posal—F ree. You have not seen “A BAKER'S Wheat, eo 2lc Log Cabin Syrup, 30c size can 22c for | Arm & Hammer Soda, 10c package HELP YOURSELF BRAND COFFEE 25c grade, 2 Ibs. .35¢ 33c grade, 2 lbs. .55¢ Help Yourself Central Butter Store’s Specials CALIFORNIA CREAMERY BUTTER 1 pound . . 45¢ 2 pounds ... BBe 3 pounds $1.30 PETALUMA RANCH EGGS EXTRA SPECIAL OREGON Cream Brick Cheese, pound....... 20¢ American Cheese, mild, a pound .... , viu Fresh dressed milk-fed Hens, Ib. ....... 24e Delicatessen and Pickle Stall Sauerkraut, 2 qts Sweet Pickles, 2 pts Ripe and Queen Olives, a 45¢ ‘Washington Fruit and Vegetable Co. Watermelons, per pound . 1¢ and 1%¢ Cantaloupes, each Se 3 for .. ae ..10¢ Malaga Grapes, lb... 5¢ Tokay Grapes, 3 lbs. 25¢ White Peaches, box.65¢ Sweet Potatoes, lb. 5¢ SHOP EARLY} Avoid the Rush Selection Then check your Parcels Free. Checking Stand Open Until 9 P. M. Free Check Stand located southeast corner, Second Floor, to right of Second Avenue entrance, and directly under Ladies’ Rest Room, where all modern sanitary conveniences are at your dis- If you have never visited the Central Public Market First Avenue, between Pike and Union Streets—Entrances on both First and Second Avenues, the finest Sanitary Daylight Market on the Coast. GET THE HABIT Start Tomorrow, Saturday, Sept. 15th DOZEN, 13” Red Hot Saturday Specials | THE NEW POST TOASTIES, 3 Pkgs. 25¢ Mt. Vernon Milk, 3 large cans for .. . 32c Crystal White Soap, 5 bars for dee 23 Cc Albers’ Flap Jack Pan Cake Flour, a package 15c Hummel’s full quart Biuisg...:.. LOC Hummel's full quart Watch Sunday Papers for All- Week Specials Grocery Co. Lucky Strike Fish Co. Specials Salted Salmon Bellies, a pound . ‘ 12%¢ Halibut Cheeks, Ib 2c Fresh Clams in shell, per quart * ‘ 5e Finnan Haddie, fresh New- foundland stock, lb.. 18¢ Look for Our Fresh Eastern Oysters Next Saturday Farmers’ Vegetable Department Large, New Potatoes ] customer Choice Local Tomatoes, per pound 5e Green Tomatoes, for pick ling, per crate 40¢ Central Fruit Store Peaches, Elbertas and Crawfords, box Oe Malaga Grapes, extra fancy, basket 30¢ Pears, extra fancy, pet dozen 10¢ and 15¢ I LIST NON-COMS AT CAMP LEWIS CAMP LEWIS, Sept. 14 Names of men recommended to become non-commissioned officers in the national army have been posted here. Many of them received intensive army Instruction at the Pre sidio, On thelr shoulders will fall a large part of the task of whipping the new contingents into shape The Ust 264th Pielt Artitie 47th Pelt Artitiery vo Fiint Nattalion Mattation Fluvie firet sergeant tim Arthur, feet British War Bosses Work at Breakfast LONDON ‘ Many an important word on the world has held tn jail here as «lac PARIS REMAINS CALM AND UNDISTURBED BY GERMAN AIR RAID Populace Jokes and Chats Unconcernedly in Inky Darkness When Foe’s War Planes Threaten City, Lyon Finds tle the night city was low-hang hardly a st DENTIST ty Experiment? way Olive it Profession, and | Underst several days, and there was pl f patients who then, when she came back took needless offer CCAUBE t D weve full and | was w that anyone had being Echo Zahl, and had slighted her on that account, Is beyond me "We had our most successful | camp meeting this year, and it was |not unusual for the camp to be full, as tt was at the time Mrs, Fyler! theatre—Advertisement. STAR—FRIDAY, SEPT. 14, 1917. PAGE 10 “So Long Letty” Is Due at Met Soon Charlotte Greenwood ‘Gracefully lose Saloons That Sell Soldiers Booze Ry Untied Press Leased Wire SAN FRANCISCO, Sept, 14 Selling liquor to soldiers con stitutes treason, according to U. 8. Commissioner Krull “Uniess it stopped,” con tinued Krull, “every saloon in San Francisco will be closed by the federal government, and every saloonkeeper and bar tender will be interned.” Dies on Way to Car Mary Burwell, 1110 Twelfth ave al hall © © waited fo r and declared to The Star Frid elther Echo Zahl, nor an ding to be Eeho Zahl, was | exy ked to leave bis summer eamp | On at Edgewoot, Pieree county, as re lated by this news had » Miss Zab) M Zah\ w name amp meetin was never Zable mi sion was due to what Mra old her and what |Mrs. Fyler told her was due, ay the least, to an entire mis | ding of the facts “yler was a “Mrs antness due to her p is absolutely wrom that I forced her to She left of her oWn n¢ ble to provide her with a tent Where she ever got the notion ed her the » deserib who is manager she decided d and the » she wan Vaudeville proper ng, and man bombs to fall ate were le and die,” another humorist sug woman | gested. It carrted unanimously street. The fire m were rushing by, blowing whistles. We went the Tulllertes garde entirely differ storybook descriptions of alr raids, Paris was positively re fusing to get up a perspiration over such a thing as a German DENIES ZAHL STORY HOUSE PASSES ¥. * Praag oe ee ee oe? ws Ouned INSURANCE BILL | FOR SOLDIERS Hy United Preas Leased Wire WASHINGTON, ‘and sailors’ insurance pant, | meeting for the bine cus {s unharmonious diversions of any | sort.” “POLICE GUARD * COUNT LUXBURS mentioned Miss BUENOS AIRES to tective cordons day as buffers |man demonstratio our camp for| man embassy, burg hurriedly use the passports Argentine hand ed him, President Irigoyen ord SPRCIAL ANOTHER PIEAC " “stat 122 STONG Sets the Pace 7 Bars Crystal White Soap 4 Pkgs. Washington Macaroni or Spaghetti 4 Lbs. Pure Cane Sugar 40c Can M. J. B. Coffee Any one of above Specials with a 25¢ 100-Lb. Sack PURE, CANE § NO. 50 Sack CHOICE FAMILY FLOUR CARNATION MILK, Per Case T PATENT FLOUR NO. 50 Sack BES 2 Ibs. Best Peanut Mutter. she 80e can Lipton'«® Tea ne F 100 ase ate He ahe Be whe Me Me our l0c phase. Fruit Jar Rings for abe! FLOOR WESTLAKE MARKET. | Street Market STONG'S GROCERY, LOWER Store at Pine | Half Hams, per Ib.. .25¢ | | Come early for this Westlake Public Market =" 7 Lbs. Pure Cane Sugar 59c BEST LOCAL PATENT FLOUR *::*: $3 SUGAR BTALL GERRISH BROS. The Plioneera In Cash Service STALLS 19234 Stores at Fremont, Green Lake and Mountain View. Patent Excellent Flour, 49-Ib. sack $3.00 Bulzie Flour, 49-lb. sack. $8.10 | 100-Ib. sack Pure Cane Sugar. . $2.40 | 10 Ibs. Pure Cane Sugar........... 85c 5 | Borden’s or MILK Carnation Mount Vernon MILK 6 boxes Matches... 25¢ | 3 pkgs. Macaroni he | 2 pkgs. Shredded Wheat a ; 25¢ 2 pkgs. Grape Nuts... 25¢ | | Guittard’s Chocolate, 1 Ib. 23c; 3 Ibs.. SATURDAY AND EVERYDAY SPECIALS BIG FULL-WEIGHT STANDARD SIZE LOAVES Sugar - Cured aenae ‘Hot Bread 3 for 25¢c | Backs, |b. Steer Bo pound ......... Anchor Brand Bacon, pe POUNd ...s.cescens 2! Lard Substitute, 2 Ibs. fOr Md od Camere hr weeks 35c¢ another purchase FUSS’ MARKET Stalis 10-11 Re Tomatoes, crate ane6 Cling Plums, erate he Burbank Potatoes, 12 Ibe. 2he Florida Fruit & hana Company Staite 1178. Clean Fresh MILK Our Own Product Qt. ... 9c Pullet Exen, dozen 10¢ Local Churned Butter, Ib. 45¢ Rest Washington Creamery But ter, per Ib ise Our own churning Butter, per i» n0¢ INTERLAKEN DAIRY Stall 124 Why stay here and be killed? 's all go down into the street In 10 minutes we w in the cross to nd sat on atone steps the real ® on proved from the tried to gal nla ‘Aone enefit of me ur religion, and we pleasant ¢ at non nae with 8 ial t the things we are unac med to, and will not tolerate, “Every summe rervices BY CHARLES ® wdlicdeshahiail Count Lux arations to rigorous investigation of th during the past two nights nounced ringleaders of the ) burned German build ings and even threatened the Ger. nan embaesy ftself, would be se verely punished Luxburg made in inglorious return here rh date of his departure has not yet been set If you value your watch, let | Haynes repair it, Next Liberty eyes, would be entitled to $100 al Home made Cookies, Cakes and Pastr Visit our clean Daylight Bakery r eyes GENERAL BAKING COMPANY Center of Main Floor. Yellow Crawford Elliott 2153 | ne Peaches, crate 60¢ | M. Cinnamon & Co. ZOBLE earn STALL 105 7 Lbs. PURE CANE SUGAR............... 56c 100-Ib. Sack me CANE SUGAR..... *s and chatting about ber of stars app get lighter and then providing a substitute for the p sion law for men who engage in the present war, passed the house s, the bill provides a| sum of $10,000 for insurance policies that the| > } Constipation Makes Baby Uncomfortable out from $1,000 to $10,000 optional |) insurance, according to the bill ; In case @ man ts totally disabled, |} monthly benefits It he has peither wife nor ena |} a no wife but one ch tally disabled would be In case of total disability, a would be paid $40 to $100 a month A man losing both feet, hands or | Big, Fat, Home-made Pies, 2 for BSe | Hot Doughnuts, 2 dozen... 35¢ s at Wholesale Prices. nd see the Goods made before Peaches, crate— 65c .. 90c Pears, box 85c .. $1.25 a otatoes 5c Corn, dozer 15c 20c 30c Westlake Fruit & Vegetable Co. Stalls 111-112 ! ROCERY | niess accompanied by grocery order 2 pkgs. Corn Flakes ze 4 large rolls Toilet Paper..23¢ | MILK, Qt, 9c White Pickling Vinegar, per gal lon 3 Ibs. Head Rice. Pure Bulk Cocoa, Ib Jelly Glasses, dozen Full count Matches, pkg be 1b, Crescent Baking Powder. ..28¢ 1b. Crescent Cream Coffee.....400 1-Ib. pkg. Crescent 99 Coffee... 25e 2-oz. bottle Crescent Mapleine..350 (POF CASE verssuee $35 / per dozen cans.....$1.38 Naan Pure Cider Vinegar, | per gallon ; 35c | 8 large bars Ivory Old: B60 335> cerns 27c CANNING PEARS, ie aks 65c ve Bweet Potatoes, ahd 5c CLASS “A” FRUIT & VEGE TABLE CO. Stall 120. TELEPHONE, ELLIOTT 170 $2.40 per dozen cans.... 2 cans for.....o00- . 25¢ per case ee Oa 5.50 3 cans for... .ccsese .35¢ kgs Seedless Raisin 25¢ Ibs. Rolled Oats....25¢ Ibs. Japan Rice.....25¢€ pkgs. Washington Corn Flakes ......+. pescens 15¢ ‘TOKIO 100-lb. sack Pure Cane | Sugar ... - $8.24 10 lbs. Pure Cane Sugar i aeereeere vere | Cotte. +---.-------- DOC tor.- Japan Rice ae 25¢ ee ime Borde n's Milk per case $5.54 Stall 130. “SOUND MARKET _ A. Otto, Prop. Stall 6 Legs of Lamb, Ib. ..25¢ Steer Pot Roast, Ib. 18 Sirloin Steak, Ib... ..25¢ FRESH LOCAL RANCH EGGS Doz. . 45c Pure, Fresh MILK STALL Lower Floor. THE BEST MEATS At Reasonable Prices. Buy here and get Satisfaction. UNION ANNEX Stalis 45. darted from side to eide, up and down and “criss-cross The e hundreds of t © appeared to be a cer. tain system they followed Electric signals flashed every few moments from a machine that remained in the center of the group. Each signal was followed by a new maneuver. PARIS ALWAYS PROTECTED , me clear to us warnings machines have n seen passing in the direc tion of Paris. “FENCE OFF" THE AIR The French airmen virtually “fence off” the air east and northeast of the city. It would thru pure luck that hine could get any ¢ lan 0 thru their lines On this particular night we watched the French machines maneuver until the fire motors came sounding signals that the danger was past A German official statement the next day said their airmen had dropped bombs on Paria the night before. A French official statement declared the French machines had driven off stomach waste In the b is a mighty uncomfort of humanity, and refi n will quickly I Ned, and her chil and happy. ¢ r. Caldwel i ein, mild positive in Druggists & up Pepsin for fifty a trial bottle, n be obtatned by wri B My, ‘When fts tender little organs are bound up with a congestion of Is, Baby morsel 8 its dis- in’ iis. disposition. if 1 Dr, Cald- the raiders before they reached © city mits, AMUSEMENTS —TODAY SEATS MAY BE SECURED FOR OLIVER MOROSCO’S BRIGHT MUSICAL FARCE LONG LETTY iB ve M TROPOLITAN Week Beginning Sunday Prices: Nights, S0e to $1.50 iaUinees: Best Seats $1.00 METROPOLITAN: —THE— OLD HOMESTEAD Prices: Nights, 25¢ to $1.00; Be and 50c. = WILKES free Fifth and Pine. Tel. Etijott 408, Mats. Wed. & Sat. Leading Woman FE rehanting Drama MANC OTHER BIG 100 and 200 and Sup, 16 day Matinee