The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 12, 1917, Page 13

STAR—FRIDAY, OCT, 12, 1917, PAGE 13 H] HEARING BEGINS |FAMOUS BELGIAN POET TELLS LOOTERS GIVEN PUBL iT MARKET CENTER ONWOODSHIPS| HOW HIS PEOPLE HATE HUNS IRON CROSSIN. J © ta. BY WAGEBOARD. = gee, NERO ON] = 3 ovew | Toparation, Eivery Botgian fools he WITH THE FRENCH ARMIE meats meentnken tron erean | EX DSON’S DELICATESSEN | GOEBEL Casi Grocer Yakima Netted Gem SPUDS, $2.00 ewt.' del. APPLES, $1.25 Delvd. Stall 12 Sanitary Market Hearing of woodyard emp! side of the » shipbuflding controversy before the wage adjust ment board, started Friday at the New Washington Changes tn the local members of the board were made today, when | German. Even tf the German rulers | prisoners indicate that the famous Hooth 18 Sunttary Market First Ave, Entrance are overthrown, ne Belgian ever forget what he and his h Iron Cross, over 2,000,000 of which ALL SEASONATILE FOODS ARE NOW AT YOUR COMMAND. TALL G6, SANITARY MARKET, REAR LOWER MAIN Foe suffered directly from German sol diers.” I had asked Belgium's greatest have bi distributed by the h Rye Hominy, qt &¢ | Swift's Fancy Bacon, tb...59¢ | “P'rence from Pike Place of, vignt eeciah ; tg taking of testimony was start-| national poet, Emile Cammaerta, to kaiser since the beginning of the [Mf New Kraut, qe. ine Bwift’s Bollea Ham, tb. rai4 BULZIE PATENT ‘FLOUR’ gore $2.25 3 « interpret for Americans the feeling war is now given, not only for acts Fresh Dill Pickles, dom-20¢ | lx. fancy Pork Sausage, 1b. 80€ sac jia Fices Ona 4 Samuel H. Hodges, representing | of the Belgian people today the wooden shipyard owners, re-| “The average Belgian cannot Buy your Patent Flour now. We atill have se 3 pkes. Gold Bar Ratsins...25¢ , All kinds Ground Spices, two of bravery, but for exceptional 9) New strained I ability in looting and destr ney, pt... $O¢ | Kastern Dried Beef, Ib. 5O0¢ ing placed Judge W. H. Bogle, who} make that distinction between the French villages and farm houses. Remomber—This is the only place in the Markets where you can buy Exceptional quality ofte 19¢ for 158 represented similar interests for German government and the Ger In a letter written by a German MA UTTE: No. tonedale Salmon, can 23¢ Fresh Soda Crackers, Graham the steel yards, while George San-| man people,” sald M. Cammaerts. landwehr soldier, Alfred Saur, to ,GENUINE HOME-MADE APPLE B' R The kind that makes you want more, Only 15¢ @ pound Pure Olive Oil, pt Bhe; at. 6he Crackers and Gingersnaps, per New Lentils, ib 20¢ | pound i Heinrich Finkelaus, 39th regiment 4 Ibs. Rolled Oats 2he | . » public today, Se ronk Il kinds Jar Caps, do: [decoration for having discovered If Stalle 103-108 ——— Ganitary Market ———FFiret Ave. Floor, | 4 Ibs. spectally prepared Hv | where an aged French woman had . - A read Flour 5 hidden her rsonal belongings. Quality Meats at Quantity Prices 6 bars high-grade Toilet Baxone, tt 6 best Mush, = . © remarked he was certain to ge Satlefnct oO teed or , 4 hey - i D| m1 lea | nome reward agence pociaeet yee cnnitiomasae Resse Ir YOU WANT PRICE AND QUALITY—GORDEL 18 THR MAN. Hite letter in part read fancon, organizer of the United! “To a calm, logical mind, with a Brotherhood of Ship Carpenters| detached point of view, it is pow and Joiners, replaced James F./ sible. To the Belgian there can Taylor as representative of the! hardly be for generations anything unionists. but hate for all that ts The employes wil! first present “Remember that since the fall of their side, and the¥ will be followed | ANtwerp our country has been com by the owners. | pletely isolated. The few sources In Winding up the steclyard hear. | Of News of outside happenings have ings, Chairman Macy and L. A.| deen poisoned by the Germans another German soldier named Oyster Crackers, 2 Ibs. 2 Ibs. Mexican Beana......... Zhe 2 large cans Borden's Milk 15¢ (with 1 Ib. 35¢ Coffee.) Coolidge made forceful appeals to| . “The Germans have done all tn | “I am attached to the requisition BUTTER 8 Doth sides, urging them to get to-| their power to destroy the faith of jeervice of the army warehouse at sf gether and reach some sort of a| the Belgians in thetr allies, All this! giang of universally playing child: Fourmtes. We take from the EGGS A With Ons Pama temporary working agreement campaign of falsehood has aroused} igh tricks, surreptitiously carrying French everything tn lead, brane CHEESE L Careful Buyers are the bert Citizens. Prove Yourself a Hooverite in Belgium a state of psychological/ tne national colors, for instance, or! copper, cork, ofls, ete. We take L and Buy Our Saturday Specials on Peek’s Perfect 30c, 35c,or AOc Coffee rat The awanes Chairman Macy predicted a con-| arn - uttering equal to the physical mis-| gisplaying the portrait of King Al chandeliers and kitchen 1 ails siderable period of time would! ery of the people. bent. But’ his patriotism is ALL|and everything ie assemt sol bere of elapse before the board would| = + 7 } “The Germans accuse the Boel-/|¢nat is left to the Belgian. His either from far or near, and sent to Teach a definite verdict and, point-| ——————| spirtt would break completely under | Germany Lard, Sausage, Hamburger, Veal Roasts, Choice Line of Steaks and Pot Roasts Arlington CO-OPERATIVE ASSN. ing out the fact that the govern- ; OUR DIRECT BUYING MAKES PRICES LOW W. H. PEEK CO. | * could ft not react 4 Bri ° od we ment faced an emergency, asked = Seas teataea: Pauciitam heal '“Oesen: i ts rene cite ie cee Lower Floor—Sanitary Market | stall 26, Sanitary Market. Phone Elliott 2336. | 1518 Pike riace, Sanitary Market that something be dose which }become the Belgian’s religion, and/tg take fre the nowly-marrie » Would permit the men to begin work immediately on vessels bulld fhe in Seattle yards. 1 Rute Dept. | =F We Cut the Cost of The Market “The board will eventually ar Cardinal Mercter his high priest women thelr wedding presents, “The manaacre of 5,000 unarmed |but the necersities of war force} | ctvilians, the sack of a score of)us to do tt | towns and villages, in the first fury ther with one of my com. Living CORNER PUBLIC MARKET for Bargains rive at an equitable decision,” he m , ecentl ff invasion—this does not rankte|rados, I made a fine haul recently sald, “but at a time like this we ~ ‘a met found 15 Fresh ” bitterly In the Belgian’s memory /|In a walled-up room we ind 16 Ss U' —¥ ae Abe ggame ero Be docs the endless camipaign of|copper musical instruments, a bt EANUT Whe gee BE Churned BUTTER 50c 1 . e jermakers, shipbutlders Mapa on cycle, 150 bed sheets and towels Lb Lbs 1109 . . Corner and helpers will hold a meeting Peethe one result of the German a siz chandeliers, which alone Wait ab * rire av, Holland American Delicatessen Sinacce Eruee Stett. Much depends on the empt to stamp out the national| represented over 60 pounds of cop. a action taken at this meeting as to So tieeansiar an alsiin kee beed| per. With © made cf cthnc Glue ct re | EGGS COFFEE SPECI A LS: Fancy Pot Roasts, Choice Juicy Rib Roasts whether, the laborers will throw inevitably to give it greater vital You can imagine the fury of Washington Fresh Oregon Ranch | 4° Old Tavern, can, * (Rolled or Standing), Home-made Sausage, hoe applets ath ssinessi I OT 6 ity than ever. And that patriotism /the old sorceress, the proprietor. Creamery Per dozen. ADe | ae , Bulk Coffer, per | Fresh Pickled Pigs Hocks. Give Us a Trial It is believed that all of the fions involved in the strike will ing manifestation of hate for Ger-|We got eas " arks ($24, } q CHEESE 2 ¢ Hike ‘tts: be influenced tn their action by worth of stuff - | : botlermakers. | Do i | estan ; 16 given|f None to Dealers. = you want to sell your | /satiefied, and we are to be given! D D ! ! The board plans to leave earty WALK IN [-nemset” Use Gear West Ada. |" [S*orctston* I'imay even ges tan] own! Down!! Downlll next week for Portland. “a orem addition: only T winlil 4 Large Cane Wink 47c Armour’s Margarine, Ib... 33¢ wear irae tay task, patnues cate __2 Ibe. for et 1 B5¢ GO THE PRICES OF work | “For the moment, as you see, I| Marly and A the Rush lead a life of milk and honey, and, . The Coffee With a Smile in Every Cup os joking, Folks} We sure haye some tmusual bargains for aaa “otto. “y " you Saturday. setter come early atid make your selections, as we The Famous Arcadia Coffee, EXTRA SPECIAE Blend No.1 | Gnticipate another smashing big day, pemiporary arrangement henceforth cannot conceivably|For my part, 1 laughed heartily,| | 8 dcsea $1.15 show itself without a correspond: for «he only hat she deserved 44c Lb = DAWSON MEAT co STALL 116, CORNER MKT. a Next to Green's Butter Stora. the stand taken tonight by the , oh ene ————@| The commandant was very much| 2 Ibs. 85c ron 25c pel | Cream ». the breast {t Interferes with your ss i poesspene, | SSORERNRBUETER store ==! MEATS AT MURRAY'S! es, there are some pretty! 2 Ibs. for 85¢ Black Tea, per Ib._ 50. good to to. But how long will/ this last? The doctor only knows. #%-lb. Tetley Green Label Tea, “oclaac 3.25085 ones Seattle Tea & Colfee Co, szives Pama), Meat Co. — Washington Market wees ee AVENUE je MARKET STALLS 235-7—CORNER MARKET—9496 PIKE 8T. girla locked up that it would be 26e Royal Blend Coffee, 2 Ibe = Sa I BIE I I SE PTI “ 6.1.0. MEET oct 16 PIKE PLACE also ECONOMY MARKETS¢=——7 rday W.C ing Oct. 16 at the Univer tian chureh, 280 fe sacks, m1 t, will be marked by a speech of wel an “ot Hee while . LAMPS tv!104. 40-20 come by Mayor Gill, followed at 4 4 ~ SUGAR STALLS—Bvery 1 1:20 o'clock by routine business Economy and Pike Pl. 4 PRICE Daa pommect ot 6 WI LLOWMOOR FARM 3::-« 9c. AVERAGE Boon 4.24 Per Cent Has 2 Silver Weddings 78 Pike Place Mkt., NOT AFRAID TO ADVERTISE Follow the plan of Mr. and Mrs. Thrift— second silver wedding was cele invest the 15 per cent you save patronizing brated recently by Mrs. C. T. Reed Our Prices. FRESH MEATS direct from the ranc! Why pay an extra profit? the Groceterias in LIBERTY BONDS. Liberty altho cS ee SOME CHICKENS! 2 "7:22 rv roma silver w plan, and because of the many of = Save money at the Groceterias, you may ma h best investment in the world at no noticeable outlay of cash Study the list carefully—compute the saving on a month's requirements —and you will } h to the consumer, Good Pating = $1.00 Suva Best Cooking as most married pe le get. Bonds may be purchased on the partial paymen gs at 25¢ per Pound. ‘ Call MAIN 6349 and let us put one aw realize that the 15 PER CENT SAVING Ie not a mere advertising slogan. YOU OO SAVE {| Potatoes $1 75 Per ewt ind le ; pu ay for you. 15 PER CENT at the Groceterlas. ; { L1LYaciter'sc . Delva "ine fa tale Sirloin Steaks { Stall 45 Pike Place Market ie | Zneee 8 You save the enormous overhead expense of the usual grocery store. Telephones, deliv wae mann Stall 47 Reonsmy tare Lower ibe | Peak Dona ze eries, sale: bookkeepers, collectors, wasted bulk rs i eae OUR SPECIAL 60.50 SAUSAGE, per Pound "te etc., are not added to the amount you pay when buying at the Groceterias, These MARGIE FIN '. expense Items are eliminated at Groceteria Stores. ee MINE } COLE & HARADEN STITHAM MARKET peu MAIN 6349 Lower Floon HAMILTON’S BUTTER STORE Stall 39 Economy Market ‘Tet Ave. Entrance, Jelke’s Armour’s DANDY’ “Buttercup” | _ Butter garine | Margarine Fresh Washington | I took the great sheaf of letters) ain, lit Stall 12 Pike Place Market 35c package Olympic Pancake Flour..........27¢ 10c Quaker Corn Flakes, 2 for .. reer 25e bottle Catsup.....18@ | 10c Jar Rubbers.......5¢ 3 large cans Milk....35¢ | ll. Crescent Baking Powder..26c Large can Pineapple 20¢ | 2-02. bottle Crescent Mapeline..35¢ sersey - BUTTER 53c Lb., 2 Lbs. $1.05 We guarantee this Butter to be not over 48 hours old, it being Lower Floor, Stall 43 Pike Place Market arte: Excelso “‘B” Coffee 27c a Pound Excelso “B” Coffee Is our own special blend that le meeting with euch favor by our cus tomers. It is put up in a paper carton, freshly roasted, and sent to our stores daily. It has & smooth, rich flavor—always uniform. Give EXCELSO “B” the quality test, and compare it with qualities usually sold at five to seven cents more. CREAMETTES Hawaiian Pineapple ete Short cut Macaroni, made in the East from not only to see the truth aye t you have} ow Inter 1 our ‘Ht n seem to be ab Marg! At 38c Ib; | 33c lb; ee | 50c i 4 hypocrisy that has best hard wheat—the Macaroni that requires | Large, delicious, full slices in heavy syrup ar 2 Ibs. only 5 minutes’ cooking; =) No, 1 can; Silver Thistle brand; 13 tween the sexes, by |f churned today. On sale tomorrow. Absolutely the finest, freshest | CHEESE Agel » 2 lbs. 65¢ per package____ - C | exceptional value at... terse c he cour - to tel? er ak er in the city. Fr ys Sasa R RGOS oar se Or course, 1 know a ee Looks, Tast esh Local Ranch, doz. 66 do A List Crowded Full With Wonderful Val Paula's "etory—much of the com| MARGARINE ‘32"%s" 36¢ Lb, 3& | EGGS Soutcrsoss aeae. ae Bag ist Crowde. u t ondertu alues! ment on life and love, on work aed Tie omer - $1.00 'S ECONOMY SAVINGS BUY LINERTY BONDS On some of these commodities we must replenish our stocks after one, two or three days’ and weal et _— ie - x Ai | The next Grade for 30¢ per Pound. selling—and prices then must necessarily be readjusted to present costs. It will be advisable ef, . lala seni ‘ fi STALLS ECONO! therefore to lay in supply for more than ordinary requirements on some of these commodities. pects FOS sllitaal FEANUT BUTTER Strained Honey, Ib. .17c $7.38 ECONOMY GROCER scoNOMy Comb Honey, each. .19c ae se A with the terest © SOY BEANS, 4 Ibs. 25¢; 18 Ibs. $1.00, Bring Sack, ; vi com 1 with the rarest of +2 00, & a CASCADE SOAP, LOG CABIN MAPLE] |CERETANA and Oat. Common sense, iced be 15e Bb; 2 the...... .28c Bayou Heana, --$ie | Wheat Meal, 19. tbe. 1 Cut Oats : 1.350 6 boxes Good Matches’ -. We | 3 . (Positively none to Dealera.) | 1 pkg. Shaker Salt, tt Re MAID RAISINS, 2 Ibs. . | 2 bars for SYRUP, $1.00 size ... ana Pancake Flour, 4- pound pack- POE vis sneses 28c 8c | Powdered Sugar, 21% lbs..... .25c Hill’s Red Package Tea, 6-02. . .23c Carnation Bread 8c, 2 for 15¢ orfis ery Day acs Pwr Scotch-Highland, War and Roman Meal Bread... 1 0G he © F » le Carnation Butter Store 2 nxrerese eee ry Market _ SHOE-TERIAS:::2 Show the Way to Shoe Savings ces which you have given your But dant I have beer w, dear Iittle conft ossible that would be in the future, when 1 long enough to eoné may er proper edit what Pat had id, “Do you know Krinkle Corn Flakes. Argo Corn Starch, 20-0z. pkg Vanilla, 8 for Pure Catie Hot’ Caice Mason Jars, quart (bring Jar) gall Borden's Milk, per case... 8650 No. 1 Hard Wheat Four, sic: $2.80 | Wesson Ol, tires 45 nena $1.00 1 Shoe Rex Dev rOlish.rrosseeee OC | Meat, se and Bon Amt, S. 8c Lax reshing 12c Toilet Pas ‘aper, 5c Rals Bom amt gg | tux Wamning Qe | Tottet Paver, te, oe ee toe mre Thousands of pairs of Shoes on all arranged | FY RQ BSB f5crietycs GOLDPN, SUNRISE 850, Guaranteed ed | Berger Fels a Sartie, There siwaze been move or ih Thousaats fe etere its ri we offer with each Pound One Tall. Cam cock. Be | Cieanser 8c Hockatntt, pottte VE | Olives”... 10¢ yours? T expect, however, It In Visit the Stores tomorrow and see a REAI Serene ae = tm & Hammer Je | tae’... 4€ ara Be | hele Men” BQe | Saker” ge Pl tveh he the hock of fatm-some LE omething that ld strike terror to our hearts {f we could read It ‘Is it true, ey,” he continued “that you have really confided all to that little book tn da, 1-1 Eo Magic or Yeast onataye 7 L4e | Fam 4c FEDERAT, MILK e jar of lle ! .15¢ Buiter “it LUCERNE PRODUCTS Stall 26 Economy Market A fortunate purchase of all the Samples from Myer, of Milwaukee, and Washington Shoe Manufacturing Co., of Seattle, will show you WHERE YOU have big savings 500 pairs ready for you. Every style of Shoe, too. All 45c Lb. UNION CREAMERY Co. Stall 60 Economy Mkt. PP ROME onal Biscuit Co.'s ra and Co 69c era Prices which I you writing #0 cotten kinds of real leather, and at manufacturer's cost. Dery Best Batter, Ib. Ste 1 Can’ 3R6 h baw 42c¢ ates alt as Fe eats You know Samples are a heap better, and if they fit the | YY Best Butter, Ib. 54c Meet Your Friends at The : expressed my opinions, my ff foot that you have, don’t miss this buy, jood Creamery Bi 1»....50e | PARROT TEA ROOM | 1 and dislikes of all those T Men’s sizes run 6, 6%, 7 ‘ RE oo for a real cup of Tea and a ; loved or hated.” Ladies’ sizes run 4, 4%, 6. Honey, Butter, Salad dainty Lunch. ower Floor, Pike Place Mkt, eal Home Cooking, Pleasant Cozy Surroundings, Union House, 20 GOOD QUALITY STORES NOW—STILL GROWING “And are you never golng to let Roys' and Girls’ sizes run 3%, 4, 4%. Dressing, Jellies, Cheese ake me read it, Margie Stall 56 Economy Market Special Shoe Saving to take | [adies’ &Inch Roots in Kid and " Gunmetal, high and low heel, What a silly question! ak, ia home in your basket. worth $5.00, $3 50 HO OD’S Pc 7H bie a, diag Be sedieste &@ paire.... TR the Corner Pike Place Mkt, aa that I might read every good and Mf Visit SHOE-TERIA NO, 1 and NO, 2 when at the Pike Place Market DR. MORGAN PEANUT BRITTLE, Ib, ron bad thought that ts printed th STALLS 21.26 or Room 15 Main 4039 After Dinner MINTS, 1b...20¢ . d thought that is printed then Fine Candies at Public Market PIKE ST, BRIDGE, PIKE PLACE MARKET, STALL 80. Prices. Pat has sent me have opened a;and T am awfully glad to get it, as;T am taking a “chance on writing | Waverly, for T am sure no woman Lou “Do you mean to tell me, Marg aa that you have put in those peat, 0 und happenings of your Al | : I> ty Market sas tenn te ida Sake Waka only that, Dick, but T have mine of gold in whieh the veins /a woman rarely gets a man’s true |you, hoping that you will feel that|could write as you do without be Bi ia ath ne om | istered also my reactiofs tolare as rich as they are surprising, /story from his own Ips. I don't the love life of a mere man—we|ing able to make life at least very, i Fog ve Mkt. i He: Vhy, Dick, I read the stories of | think he could have told It to any |do really have love lives, my dear {interesting to somp man. 4 bree g matined Ave. eHlingh Woll, perhaps it would be just tt lives this morning—stories |one, or even writtef it to a friend.|Mrs. Waverly—is as big as that of | ‘Forgive my somewhat impertl | | ‘i is well if you did not print them, |that fit into each other so clo: Hut, as he says, ‘My dear Margle|a woman, nent conjecture, and tell me, thra — : The New Stores—Corner Market—201 Eastlake—2634 Alki saat each might have been telling his| Waverly, you have written Paua's| “‘I am not sure that T would nog) The , what you think of my, My dear, I do not intend to for|side of the same story |Story so sympathetically, your phfl-|like very much to hear your hus-|story, which is absolutely true’® a while, especially as these letters One letter is written by a man,|osophy of life seems so sane, that|/band’s version of yours, Mrs, ! (To be continued) “