The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 28, 1917, Page 10

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IT’S TIME To Buy the NEW FALL SUIT Our stock of Men's Sults and Overcoats is one of the largest in the city. Materials the best and workmanship that in made Westerman Suits a favorite with men who know clothing values. In the materials are new Grays, Greens and Drabs. The Prices Are Tweeds, Browns, Rainproof Mackinaws, $6 to $12. Loggers’ Shirts made from U. S. Army Cloth. Strong wet weather Shoes, $4 to $7. All carry the Union Label. WE CLOSE AT 7 P. M. ON SATURDAYS L. V. WESTERMAN Two Stores Store No. 1 | Store No. 2 First and Main | Westlakeand Pine my Mules Make San Diego “Dry” DIEGO, Sept. 28.—Two Unit- States army mules made San dry a6 the result of the in- p of a ruling by the de) of justice, Orders re-| provided for the discontin- of the sale of liquor within If mile of the aviation school ks. | This ruling was interpreted " apply also to an uptown stable of the quartermaster, where two mules are quartered. The cludes all the principal hotels and cafes, and ali except half a dozen jsaloons and wholesale houses in the city }Canadian Officers Escape From Teuts |" 2s HAMTLTON, Ont Word has been recei Capt. W. G. Colquhoun of t one of the first Ca adian o to be taken to lee the G priso mans, has made his Holland ape 7 Ibs. SUGAR 55¢ GRANULATED CANE Only One Package to a Customer. Help Yourself to Specials California Creamery Butter, per A Tb. 47¢:. 2 Ibs... 926 These Bargains Petaluma Ranch Exess, dozen 44e¢:; 2 doz. Se ak Mee Oregon Cream Brick Cheese per Ib. - 20¢ Help Yourself Grocery Depariment Campbell's Tomato Soup, 2 cans Farmers’ Vegetable Department Large New Potatoes, 1% lbs 25¢ New Sweet Potatoes, ib ¢ for 19¢ Seeeeee Bard heads, Ib--1%¢ at White Soap, 5 bars 22¢ gt Large Ivory Soap, 3 bars. 25¢ Central Fruit Store 4-pound bag Gatena Buckwt Stall 3 Flour, reg. 35¢ bag for 29¢ Concord Grapes, large baske Pioneer Minced Clams Reg. 20c Tall cans, 2 for Muscat Grapes, per basket Reg. 15¢ Flat cans Ripe Bananas, per dozen 6% -tb. cad s N. B. C. Soda and . 200 Crackers $1.00 Large Piberta Peaches, per bes Creamettes, regular 12%¢ pke., ket 2 for 17¢ ies yr Ag 1i-oz, pkg. Sun Maid Raisins Jonathan Apples, per doz ee rele one-pound packages Best Gloss . starch, 2 for 176 1 Ib. Hille’ Red Can Coffee 836 Ib, Hills’ Red Can Coffee First Avenue i *. ae & Blackwell's Lucea Oil Do What Shopping - Large Bottles $1.10 Y You Want to on the SMadinm ‘Bottle 60¢ Ground Floor, Ride up Small Bottles B3¢ on the Escalator, Fin- ish Your Shopping on ] : Second Floor Lucky Strike Fish Co. Stall 4 Second Avenue We rire.’ eos, ARS us Wednesday morning for First Crabs of the Season Se the Jhalf-mile zone from this stable in INight Schools Abolition of book and labor | | atory fees this year has made | it possible for many more peo ple to attend the 17th annual sessions of the Seattle night achools, which open for enroll t ment Wednesday night with out cost This statement was made by A. L. Brown, supervisor of evening schools Wednesday A it plan has been adopte by students who mean bust and attend classes a certa er cent of the time will recely back the money which they 4 for bor t the opening of th Brown says, is to discourage t enrollment of the carel and ( mnt and to encour the }tendance of those who are in ew sit of $3 Is ing of the term On leent attendance the entire 4 | | Nauor kh Hot Bread, 3 full weight loaves for ze Freshly Baked Three-Layer Cakes, each 306 Pickles and Delicatessen Stall 1 Elberta Peaches, per box Concord Grapes, per bask Bartlett Pears, per box Italian Prunes, per box Tomatoes, ripe, per box and up Green Pep per Ib. Sweet Potatoes, 6 lbs nest Require Deposit In grade and high school wor is returned r For 70 per cent and 50 per cent attend respectively, $2 and $1 are returned plans are in foree tn the machine kan engines and auto classes, the Americantzation ‘ for foreign-born, and the laswes in English for foreigners Depend on Attendance per cent of attendance numt evenings follc ne the roliment, which will app pil's deposit slip. In of indig guarantee accepted in The work offered will » enrollment tn a given “| Should Worry Now About Corns!” They Peel ort With “Gets.it” Tw no worse thar when y One Cora Plas “Gete-1 One Foot, Core Free, cau rn w that that ¢ pains at Are Cordially Invited to Make Themselves and Little Ones Perfectly in Our Beautiful Rest Room General Baking Co. Specials at Home for value, 2 doze zhe MRS. ST. ARNAUD Stall “E” Sauerkraut, 2 quarts Sweet Chow-Chow Sweet Pickles, 2 pints Dill Pickles, 2 dozen Washington Fruit & Vegetable Co. Help Yourself to the Wonderful Bargains at the Help Yourself Grocery | "| baby STAR—FRIDAY, SEPT. 28, HERE’S STUDY LIST Offer Diversified Courses Jpersons being required to start @ clas Courses Offered Hore are the general outlines of courses offered in night sehool tn truetion BALLARD HIGH ¢ Industrial, women's indus trial mentary grades, English HROADWAY HIGH Commer induat women's in high school English for for dustrial, aca c: art elgners, music, and special b ects FRANKLIN HIGH Ce reial yien's industrial, w indus trial LINCOLN HIGH ‘ yerclal industrial, women's indu grades, Englint for foreign QUEEN ANNE HIGH—Commer clal, men's industrial, women's in dustrial, art, elementary grades. WEST SEATTLE HIGH—Com meretal, men's industrial, women’s industrial haps elementary grades end academte high school CENTRAL SCHOOL — Element ary grades, Eng for inners, and jase for nat ral WASHINGTON SCHOOL Ele entary grades, and English fo STREET SCHOOL, Japanese and Chinese demic subjects ab, Spanish, French, and rotal biecta are boo! keept shorthand, typewrit enmanship, ¢ nercial arithmet Include Shop Work Industrial for men includes tn struction in «hop work, mechanical and architectural drawing, gas en kines, and automobilen Industrial courses for women are sewing, cooking, and millinery The inatruction in English for the foreign-born consists in speak ing ling and writing the Eng Mah language and elementary ctv fon subjects given at re ofte ond mar re. History, physics mistry, applied electricity, ma chine kan engine and auto } work. * drafting, salesmanst fart and design, life art and | Boy Severely Bitten by Snapping Turtle CHESTER, Pa. Se 28 While swimming in P: mount mill race by @ anapping turtle, we wide, the snapper had bitter in severn nces, tearing a Father Leaps to His Death With Infant NEW YORK 26.—With } Sept. 2 girl clasped hin * in arms, James Byrne leaped five stories to is death from his home in a Har 1 t. The father ¢ on the way th an to the hos old fract where ch ‘BE PRETTY! TURN GRAY HAIR DARK WON’T WEAR ARMOR irvy 1917, PAGE 10 Westlake Public Market TOKIO ree Delivery 100-Ib. por Pure Cane Sugar for 10 Ibs. Pure Cane Sugar for 80c tibean MJ. BR. Coffer one ih ean Ghirardelli’s Chocolate ‘0 72¢ 4 oxmall ¢ Carnation Milk 4 iby olled Ont ‘ mn Kier Th Ihe Creametten pkg. Cream of Wheat 20¢ No 0 sack Snow White Flour for 82.55 Rorden's Milk, per case $5.45 Stall 130. Borden’s Milk, can. 11e with a 25¢ purchase Only 2 cans to each customer Roll Rump Roast, It 256 Steer Pot Roast, Ib Ise Sirloin Steak, Ib 2he SOUND MARKET Stall 6 A. Otto, Prop We Have the Kind of Bread You Like Rolle and Pies, All Makes of Bread BAKERY STAND Lower Floor. Cakes, Our Own Churning FRESH BUTTER Lb. 50c RANCH EGGS Doz. 50c MILK STALL Lower Floor én 5c STALL 159 Borden's Milk can. . with a 25e purchase lle Only 2 cans to each customer Legs of Lamb, Ib 2t¢ Prime Rib Roast, Ib 2he Pot Roast, Ib 15e¢ and up UNION ANNEX Stalls 45 Look young! Nobody can tet it you SOldiers Refuse randmether'e si ‘ scary ane eo exe "Sieher” LONDON, Sept. 16—(By | Mail.)—English, Canadian and Almost every nowe that| Australian soldiers stilt refuse Sage Tea and Sulphur, properiy| te wear mail, altho several in- | compounded, brings back tt ventors have perfected shields ural color and luster to the capable of deflecting bullets, when faded, streaked shrapnel and small shell frag Years ago the only way t ments, It is the story over mixture was to make it again of the tin hat, which the which is t soldiers first sneered at as a Nowada at bonnet made for cowards store for Sage Secre thousands of men want phur Cor : y armor, protective visors for large dott another , aton or two, utifully dark ‘ome attracti id Sulphur Com a delightfu site for those whe d for the pound | toflet requi hair It mitiga desire dark and a arance. not inten tion or pre cure vention of disease _|box was E. builds busines his students That's mand Shorthand Civil Bookkeeping Advanced Grammar Northwestern Shorthand Reporting School Arcade Bldg. N. Furman personality from the first they are in why in de Service would be wh city opened express con the sent from Mercer name may or anywhere and please culture expensive, holders, ed to h r eyes and every sort of & rard that Inventive ngenuity can bravery will admit confidentially that the only reason he refuses to y the stuff for himself is that he ashamed to wear armor other t af ean the to buy it Received Human Arm in Express Package LEXINGTON Mrs. N. ¢ 2 Constance of this left by the local © was expect different entirely ng something from what she did find wrapped inside of the at Carefully a human arm, severed The packa shoulder Pa ossible to decipher th Pig in Every Home Is Now Being Urged WASHINGTON Sept You > the pig in the partor,” e around the pla the department of a. 28 Pork is so high, and hog feed so that a shortage th t All house wherever possible, 8, the departuient fears are ure pat least one pig 1014 First Ave. Golden Rule Dept. Store Protective army have t S about four ounces of ordinary | shields, not ; liquid arvon; apply it at night sufferin at B; When retiring; use enough to ervices to the moisten the scalp and rub it in Times Square Westlake, 6th | & Virginia !7 Ibs. Cane Sugar for. Westlake Special Flour, per sack Gold Bond Flour, per sack ........... SUGAR STALL GERRISH BROS. Stalls 192-34 Eiliott 170 Fremont, Green Lake Mountain View $8.25 ‘ & 100-1b. sack Pure Cane Sugar Ib Pure Cane Cc STONG Puts on a Hummer *:.. be 4 pounds Granulated Sugar 2ne Guatemala Coffee $ . 7 ba Cc al Wh Soa 4he valu Ib. 4 pete Old Dultehy Cleaner 25e 9 atema a ‘ ottee 35c 45c Hill's Red Can Coffee 306 shops. Mehes 19c Articles Any one of above with a 26c Purchase, Specials excluded Borden's Milk or Carnation Milk CARNATION MILK, per case . -$5.50 | per case $5.75 Oe Ground Chocolate, Ib . an Baker's ‘ ¥ dozen cans 145 ‘ HF Mount Vernon Milk see cabs 5.50 | ‘ dozen cans 1.38 3 pk 4 cans de Ki 6 boxes Good tc can Me : Matches .. 25¢ 12 boxes Good acd Lh Crescent Baking Powder_..286 | \jq sash . 45c \' rescent Cream Coff Wo! > pig ape } : Lb. pkg. Crescent 99 Co 2ho | 2 Pks* Grape Nuts 25¢ | } on. 28 Zor. bottle Ce nt Ma Meo | fr ‘ is Creamette | STONG'S GROCERY, LOWER FLOOR WESTLAKE MARKET ig vie j llc ie Store at Pine Street Market Ham, Lard, Bacon Special SMALL SHOULDER Bulzie Flour, 49-1b. wack Rainier Flour 49-1b. sack _ $2.40 $2.75 Lard Substitute, 2 Ibs, Royal Flour, HAMS, per Ib. 25c with another purchase 35c 49-1b. sack $2.85 SUGAR .CURED STEER BOILING High Tide Flour, $2.90 | $2.95 $3.05 ro" $3.05 25c 10c FUSS’ MARKET STALLS 10-11 PHONE ELLIOTT 2153 BACON, per Ib. sack t Drift sack BEEF, per |b Flour, 49-1b Wakota Flour, 49-1b. sack | Fisher's Art ee —— | 49-Ib. sack Puyallup Valley Produce | Tomstoes. crate 606 Italian Prunes, crate The | Company iver Eraann erate O5e | Potatoes Che he ong at ae CLASS “A” FRUIT AND Sasi, per ib Be VEGETABLE CO Genuine Yakima Burbanks, Carrots, 5 lbs 10¢ Stall 120 .... $1.95 Canning Peaches Elbertas and Craw- : 50c fords, Cinnamon & Co. STALL 109 MAIN 4959 GENERAL GROCERY CO. ZOBL STALL 105 |]7 POUNDS PURE CANE SUGAR.........55¢ 2 15e can Camp's Tomato B5e Soup 10¢ | 4 small cans Milk 25¢ BE |g 10¢ per crate cans New Pack Peas Van r Vinegar, gal ation or cans Cart tk sacks Table Salt P RHE | 4 phen. Sea Foam Washin fe BARIN | . 4 large rolls Toilet Paper ate 3 lbs. Wa ze s, 20 | i2¢ 6-02. bottle Vanilla Flavor 12¢]| value. 2 dozen 256 8 per | Gib. bag Guatemala Coffee \@ gallon Qe for $1.10] 3 freshly baked 25c¢ | loaves bread... —_ | MASON FRUIT JARS—ORDER EARLY A pple-fill ps f | Apple-filled Coffee Cakes, 2 for... 25c F Fresh 3-layer Cakes ney NETTED GEM POTATOES, Ibs Best Cabbage for Sauer Kraut wack 30c Before Your 25c $1.25 65c .. 80c STALLS 111.2 for | Eyes | Extra Fancy Peac rate | WESTLAKE FRUIT AND VEGETABLE CO. Center of Main Floor. Combing Won't Rid Hair of Dandruff Inventions The only sure way to get rid of dandruff is to dissolve it, then you officers destroy it entirely. To do this, get gently with the finger tips. Do this tonight, and by morning most, if not all, of your dandruff will be gone, and three or four more applications will completel®” dissolve and entirely destroy every single sign and trace of {t, mo mat- ter how much dandruff you may ; have. You will find, too, that all iteh- ing and digal ng of the scalp will quantities would a great number of build “$16. 50 nth nk wh er war mater’ tests have could sav cases averted No Inventor has y wn that and many ny hospital ive en able to make mask or visor strong ] Net of shor ge. The luffy, lustre ; i inst a bullet rd short ge T he 3] PUGET SOUND he : Lo pages ch ne 1 meshes . elt nded jus ore the Eimry SAVINGS & LOAN times better. ° connate hen’ Ghore’ attanae ' You can get liquid aryon at any sate than eae ab tka aaaens. ts Oe j Macc drug store. It is inexppnsive and fend of small shell fragments and never fails to do the work.-Adver- chunks of hand grenades, however tisement and these missiles have caused § —_— eee many cases of total blindness in | READ STAR WANT ADS three years of war e avian F Best Pure Cans Sugar, 12 Ibs. $1.00; 6 Ibs. 50c; 3 Ibs... .. : Extra Fancy Jap Rice, 4 Bi ness MRS. HOUSEKEEPER We are daily adding to our long list of diserime= ng customers who demand cleanti ss, quality Carolina Head Rice, 3 lbs. vice, With reasonable prices. For these and 6 bars Lenox Soap...... Boe | Piake sree ee co ek Ape ee RED SEAL GROCERY—Annex 12 lbs. Pure Cane Sugar $1.00) 6 Grape Fruit ze ; 2he can Hershey's Cocoa 1 1b, can Ghirardelli's Chocolate 27¢ & 1b. pkg. Blue Ribbon Tea pks. Corn Flakes 250 8 4 cans Baby Federal Milk 235e¢ | Crisco a Beat ta or Crawford Peaches Se | Sweet Potatoes, Ib B5¢, TOe, SL. * Tomatoes, per Ib de | Tb. basket Concord Grapes 40¢ Stong Puts on a Hummer 4 lbs. Granulated Sugar.........25¢ | 4 cans Dutch Cleanser. . 7 bars Crystal White Soap.......25c | 45¢ Red Can Hill’s Coffee... Any one of above articles with 2hc specials excluded se purchase, Carnation Milk, par cane. ...88.80 ) 2 20c leld Peas \ oot olate y on, Corn “or Gloss 106 blight Matches, |a8e e 1h, Crescent Baking Powder___280 % Flour i L-lb, Crese _... Me 202, bottle Crescent Mapleine.. STONG’S GROCERY Pine Street Public Market Store at Westlake Market

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