The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 19, 1917, Page 12

500 Cases of )BLACKBERRIES FREE! At the Same Time Help a Bit on the Government Food Conser- vation Policy. Blackberries are scarce this seasog, the crop being only about one-half the annual Pyield. However, there is one large tract at Cathcart where 10,000 crates will go to ® waste unless they are picked immediately The government wants a million and a half pounds of blackberry jam for the Soldiers and sailors and everybody can do part of their bit by helping to save this valuable and much sought for crop THIS IS THE OFFER: To everybody who will pick four boxes of these blackberries at the highest price ever paid for picking (about $1.05 a crate of 24 large boxes) we will give a crate Superinendent of the picking and weighing will meet trains and auto trucks at Cathcart People are making from $2.50 to $5.00 per day “picking. and there are berries encugh for 250 “pickers for a week's work A DELIGHTFUL WEEK-END OUTING | is a beautiful trip around the north end of Washington to Bothell and Cathcart, well the fare, 50c by auto or T5c by N. P, train way, to say nothing about earning two or days’ good pay at the rate of 3 cents per for picking berries, and getting a crate or free for your own use. “Auto trucks leave from 214 Oriental Bldg., Se- Sam. An N. P. train leaves from the ity station, at the foot of 14th ave., near Lake Washington canal, at $:47 a. m. Trains returning Sunday at 4:20 p. m., at University station, Seattle, about 5:20. Take along your oldest clothes and gloves and rubbers, with buckets, baskets, pails or anything ey else to bring home your blackberries. Drive out nt with your auto if you have one, ve We have arranged for genuine country chicken dinner Saturday evening and breakfast Sunday morning at only 30 cents each. Then all day homemade sandwiches nts each to supple ment the lunch you take along Take your sleeping blanket with you. We will furnish the fresh straw, some ticks and a dry house (0 sleep in, For further information call or phone 214 Orien tal Building up to 11 tonight or early Saturday morning. Main 1636. MANUFACTURERS’ PROMO- TION LEAGUE treet Public Market SUGAR STALL ° ‘ou are welcome as the flowers of Spring to our Anniversary 4 ow, Saturday, October 20. It will be a Real Birthday, complete with Big Spe- cials, Surprises and Sparkles bs. Pure Cane Sugar 35c ‘one bar Hotel Soap with a 25c purchase or more from any Stall in either market. SUN PRODUCE CO. American Fruit Co. WASHINGTON Stall 3 Stall 12a Fancy Yakima Gems $1.75 Sack | 10 ibs. Best Dry Onions Fancy Peaches, Ib. - ie PS ret eee 6 Ibs. for ze Fancy Snow Apples, box $1.15 OLIVER’S FINE MEATS Oliver's Smoked Meats and Delicatessen. Oliver's Butter, Eggs and Cheese. The Fairest Price for the Best Quality. OLIVER’S FINE MEATS Red Shield Butter Store tf STALL 24 ff} Fresh Churned Washington Creamery Butter, @ Special 47¢ Pound _ Fresh Ranch Eggs, per dozen 55c—tomorrow only RED SEAL GROCERY—ANNEX with one dollar purchase CLARK & ZIEGENFUSS Annex QUALITY MEATS Will have a full line of Specials Saturday that will make this Anniversary go down in history Chickens, Lamb, Beet, Pork Squabe, Hams and Bacon that melt in the mouth Tbe. Fine Cane Sueat Te | Se pke. Olymple Pancake Flour 28¢|2 sacks Salt § Ie =| kg. Blue Ribbon Tea. 49¢ 4 Ibs. Beat Rolled Oats 28¢|6 ibe. Sweet Potatoos 2he ib. can Reliance Coffee....90¢|6 boxes Ohio Matches 30e| 3 1-!b. pkes. Best Starch ane can Hershey's Cocoa 15e|4 rolls best 1000 sheet Tissue... .28e/ Sweet Hating Apples, doz... te Eagle Poultry Market STALL 19 Goethal’s Home Bakery es Best Washington Creamery But Special 3 La Cake Fancy Fresh Dressed sea ter, SBE Ib; 2 Ibs... #4 een eee oe 30¢ Rabbite ib. {se | Strictly Fresh Local Ranch Exes 15 aq. Goonies rey Sipringers, | arma r dozen 65 ad oi 25. ere, tb. BC Ley > O%€ | Rolls and Doughnuts, doz... 10¢ Apples, $1.00 per box, as long } Strictly Fresh Local Pullet Eggs they last. per dozen fu Cream Cheers KELLEY Blaine’s Delicatessen =| Cream Brick Cheese, Ib ryt Blaine’s Famous Mayonnaise | Freshly Ground Peanut Butter, |. z - Potato Salad, Sauer per tb, 15¢ | Extra Fancy Yakima Gems, 13 lads, Pickles, Cheeses, | Faultlers Sauer Kraut, qt... 15¢ Ibs. for Qe Meats, Strictly Fresh 2 quarts for. 25e im Pod 7“ ; : S185 : cxtra fancy Jonathan Apples Eggs—Everything a connoisseur “QUALITY"—OUR MOTTO. ae van y ynathan apple STALL 30 inest Blends of COFFEE yasted Fresh Daily be per Ib. and up. If you like good Coffee, have it Pine Street Market Candy Kitchen Come and see your Candy made Better Goods for leas money PINE CANDY CO. Scotch Highland Bread Stall 20 ONE THOUSAND LOAVES OF BREAD FREE One Loaf with each Purchase. ES Three Girls’ Bakery— Annex “CLEAN AS SUNLIGHT”’ and Equally as Good STONG Says, Who Could Beat Us Our Anniversary Sale Goodsat Pine Street Market Only Borden’s Condensed Milk, per case. 15c Standard Tomatoes. two to a customer . The we . $5.50 10c 45c Red Can Hille’ Coffee §0c can Royal Baking Powder | 10c pkg. Shaker Salt be | Be for 38¢ | 15c can Libby's Tomato Soup | 15¢ bottle Cider Vinegar..10¢ 25c can K. baking Powder | for 10¢ | 4 10c rolls Toilet Paper_..25¢ array 18¢ | 25c can Baker's Cocoa 2¢ | 2he pkg. Cream of Barley... he 1Se pkg. Shredded Wheat Bis- | 25¢ bar Baker’s Premium Choco- | 35¢ bottle Salad Oil Qe cults .. ” 11¢ | late Ze | 4 bxs. Searchlight Matches 25¢ 15¢ pkg. Grape Nuts. $4¢@ | 0c pkg. Happy Home or Old | 3-1b. can M. J. B. Coffee 906 20¢ can Log Cabin Syrup..29¢ | Homestead Fruit Jar Rings 5¢ | 2 20c cans Silver Shield Peas 3 lhe pkgs. Creamettes | 4 pkes. E-C or Quaker Corn for 2Qhe % 5c cans Minced Clams Flakes 25e $ 15¢ pkgs. Corn or Gloss Starch | 25¢ can Hershey's Cocoa...§5¢ | 1-b, Crescent Baking Powder_..250 FOP ore es vrvvnns 23¢ | 2 lhe pkes. Table Figs 154 | 1-1b. Crescent Cream Coffee.....400 25¢ pkg. Olympic Pancake Flour | 50¢ qt. jar Finest Queen Olives | 1-1b, pkg. Crescent 99 Coffee 2be naareeen saa zee | for 25¢ | 2-02, boitle Crescent Mapleine..35e STONG’S GROCERY—PINE STREET PUBLIC MARKET STAR—FRIDAY, OCT 19. 1917, PAGE 12, Girlish Helen Taft | Dean of Bryn Mawr ten. MISS HELEN TAFT ‘The students of Bryn Mawr have taken a violent fancy to Miss Helen Taft, daughter of the former presi dent, who has just assumed her |post as dean of the college. RUSSIA SCORNS PEACE PLAN OF GERMAN KAISER Dy Uetted Press teased Wire WASHINGTON, Oct. Ru regards the ka peace offers as “hypocritical, enigmatic and even contrary to the reichstag resolutions,” ac cording to a cable to the Rus sian embassy today from For. clan Mb r Tereachenko The German government not renounce a German peace wht conflicts with principles of law and justice,” sald Tereschenko, “It lwould only consent to peace nego | tlations on the basis of maintaining conquered territ *, except, |perhaps, nc partial it | which would be decided upon at the peace conference itself.” { | After declaring that Wilson's re-| ply to the Vatican precisely formu lated the allies’ general plans, Ter am “On the other hand, renewed Russia has an 1 the princi for which the fre ple of # Jare fighting. Wi “art to i Germany has made no open and frank declaration, always proclaim ling the supremacy of force to law jawaiting the moment wh she will ‘have the possibility of consolidating |her attained conquests by force.” LOSES LIP AS AUTO | RUNS HIM DOWN HM. Morris, 42, a laborer, is minus his upper lip Friday jof being bumped by an aute as the result! bile |driven by A. H. K 4220 Sint} ave. S., at Fourth a and Wash-| ington st. last | Morria was head fore-| most, striking his face on the} pavement His upper Mp was greatly lacorated DRY STATE HELPED | GET CAMP LEWIS fact that help: to Washington d influen Am rican lake. in a speech ter declared the Women's Christian rane Union, Thursday Miss Mary BE. Brown, of Seattle, was elected president WOMAN SICK TWO YEARS Could Do No Work. Now Strong as a Man ml For from a years I two female e 80 T was unable walk or do any of my own read work ut Lydia FE. Pinkham's Vegetable Com pound in the newspapers and letermined to try it. It hronght almost immedt ate relief. My weakness has entirely disappeared and 1 never had better health. I weigh 166 pounds and am as strong as a man I think money is well spent which purchases Lydia B. Pinkham’'s Veg etable Compound.” — Mrs. JOS O'BRYAN, 1755 Newport Ave., Chi . UL » wuccess of Lydia EB. Pink ham‘s Vegetable Compound, made from roots and herbs, i un el ed, It may be used with perfe fidence by women who suffe displacements, —tnflammation ‘on from ul ceration, irregularities, — periodic pains, backache, bearing-down feel ing, flatulency, indigestion, dizzi ness, and nervoas — prostration Lydia BE. Pinkham's Vegetable Com pound is the standard remedy for femate tls, GROCERY COMPANY ZOBLE STALLS 111-112 Stall 120 Slayer Cakes for 7 pounds Cane Sugar aie 56c Westlake Special Flour ... . $2.75 Gold Bond Flour ......... $2.65 SUGAR STALL We Raise Our Vegetables ¥ Evans’ Arcade Market Hig, fat, hot, home-made Doughnuts, 2 dozen 35c | Hot Pies, each 20¢; 2 for 35¢ Goods baked on the premises Center of Main Floor. Fuss Market Westlake Public Market STONG Leads Out Again | Washington Butter Sto Times Square Westlake, 6th 7F & Virginia H 4 pounds Granulated Sugar ’ 2he¢ STALL 105 4 pkgs. Washington Macaroni or Spaghetti 25¢ 3 te ila 85¢ 7 pounds Pure Cane Sugar ........55c 3-1b, can Hill's Coffee “ id 4 cans Old Dutch Cleanser 25e¢ ( 450 sack Pure Buckwheat | Sb. bax Guatemala Coffee Any one of the above specials with a 25¢ purchase, specials Flour for for $1.10 excluded S1b, can Maximum Coffee { Wy lb. pkg. Shredded eater ¢ BORDEN’S CONDENSED MILK, per case 5.2 Fure’ bulk Cos yf T¢ | 9 Whe. fresh ground Peanut But- | Ihe can Minced Clams tie can Weanon’s O41 | $1.50 keg Holland Herritg. 36 2 Ibe, fresh ground Peanu Bat, | ie can Minced Cleme.—— s cans Clam Chowde $1.5 - cago ; i § 4 large Alaska Herring 3 sacks Balt 10¢ | 25e can K. C. Baking Powder 4 100 tolls Tollet Paper i pkes. Corn Flakes 3 large cans Borden's Milk 35¢ . : I8¢ | 5 co pkgs. Electric Bluing 4 small cans Borden's Milk 1's Soup, per can... 10¢e pken, Corn Flakes 15¢ | S00 goes Broome it Matches, pkg 70e Broom 2he can Hershey's Cocoa... ie | 06 Rood Broome - let Paps | 16e bottle Catsup TB hig: Reber Matcher 2* | tbe bottle Cider Vinegar | baie Lomsa Winvon | $48, Crescent Baking Powder...280 | for nnn oie ne | 4 lbs. Green Split Peas. | Pure Cider Vinegar, gal. Lb, Crescent Cream Coffee.....400 | 2 cana Madrona Tomatoes...25¢ | 25¢, bottle Gilt Edge Shoe ; ) the can Rock Candy Drips ana 2b. pkg. Crescent 99 Coffee....25¢ | 30¢ ground Chocolate, Ib..2i¢ | Polish for ihe Maple Syrup for 20¢ 2% bottle Crescent Monieine. de can Tuna Fish Zhe Vb. Crescent Baking Powder...250 r — * - | 1be can Libby's Tomato Soup J-lb, Crescent Cream Coffee... Wo No. 2 Burbank Potato for 1H¢ Lb. pkg. Crescent 99 Coffee... .25e GENERAL No. 2 Burbank Potatoes. | sy | 3 16e pkgs. Creameties ......25¢ | 20h bottle Crescent Mapleine. 350 Early Rose Potatoes, ¢ FREE DEMONSTRATION CRESCENT 99 COFFEE AND BAKING sack $1.85 POWDER | @ | rack $2.00 STONG’S GROCERY—Lower Floor, Westlake Market. Dry Onions, 2 Ibs. 40¢@; & Ibe Store at Pine St. Market These Prices Every Day. ton ‘ese Path Ehseemawe 225 Pd Hot Bread Tokay Grapes, basket... 806 | Tomatoes, erate..55¢ and 65¢ | Me CINNAMON & CO. jot Bre: |} Pumpkins, pound 2¢ | Yellow Tomatoes, for pickling, a | STALL 109 sl | Cabbage, sack..95¢ and B4.05 rat $1.10) ae Hwolght standard Eq | Fancy Table Apples... $125 | Cray Appl . ine | Tokay Grapes, 25¢ a fruivtilied Cott WESTLAKE FRUIT & CLASS “A” FRUIT and } oe Reig ee ; ik frult-filled Coftee | Concord Grapes, Chen! tors cn.. 29€| VEGETABLE CO. VEGETABLE CO. ha 65c ( ( Extra Fancy Jonathan Apples, box— $1.15 $1.50 Extra Fancy Burbank Pota- toes, feet os oc Extra Fancy Cab- Burbank Potatoes, 100 pounds | Stalls 789 Elliott 1952 | a $1.75 | We stilt sell Lard Sub Borden's Milk, case......$5,.65 , fe still sell Lard Sub- | y, LS | Cabbage, pound ....1%e | es | Washington Creamery Butter, a 3 BIG SPECIA Carrots, cack .. #1 «* | stitute at the old prices. | pouna a Ae TT Boiling Beef ‘ s1.75 | Quality Meats— | Best storage Pees, doz.....45¢ Lard Substitute 2 Best Service | Best Full Cream Cheese, b2se ff Reasonable Prices— | Buttercup Margarine, Ib... 3%¢ / ern il 3H See Fr ; Delivery | Maso tack" Hiaegeens: 0: ’ Y. “ree C ye y Pe 1y._ 25 2D POULTRY K. AKIYAMA & CO. | M Noted f " | 1% Ibs. Queen Bee Honey...35¢ STALLS 10-11 | STALLS 35.36—Lower FLoor | Meats Not ‘or Quality. STALL 137 ‘GERRISH BROS. 1 Ib, 2c Mild Cheese and 1 Ib 20c Fresh Roast Coffee Washington Putter, Ib Guaranteed Exes, dozen THE PIONEERS IN CASH SERVICE ‘ STALLS 192.34 PHONE ELLIOTT 170 InviN ate te STORE Stores at Fremont, Green Lake and Mountain View 124 Lbs. Cane Sugar $1.00 at the counter. TOKIO | 49-lb. sack Patent Flour | Borden’s or Carnation 10 Ibs. Pure Cane Su; for ........+...-$2.75 | Milk, per can. -12¢ Hib. can Ghirardelit’s Chocolate | 3.Jb, can Maximum Cof- | 100-Ib. sack Cane Sugar 00 se 7s | | for Viet 65e pix. Blue Ribbon Ten__4pe | fee for ..........-85e| eves . 30c pkg. Star Naptha Quaker Corn Flakes, a can Royal Baking Powder | pd wag, yo hi package ...........9¢ ; see pene Cremation Washing Powder . .24¢ 25c Pottie Red Wing 4oe pkgs. Olympic Pancake 3 cans Red Beans. . .25c Grape Juice . . -20¢ jour 6 bars Lenox Soap 28¢ | Grape Nuts, 2 pks..25¢ Teco Pancake Flour, 2 8 tall cans Borden's Milk ae Loui Guittard’s Choco- | packages for ......25c SE ee ee ee wees 8 ...22¢ | 4 rolls Toilet Paper. 25c No. 50 sack Best Local | 25¢ pkg. Quaker Wheat | Jiffy-Jell, 2 ay .25¢ Patent Flour .....$2.75 | Hearts ...........19¢/10 Bars Bob White or STALL 130 | Creamettes, 3 pkgs. .25c | Cascade Soap .....45c PALACE BUILT WHEN RUSSIA HAD NO SCHOOLS BY CHARLES E. RUSSELL The Winter Palace, where American commission lodged while in Petro: rad, is a vast sorgeous war an endless aping up of one suite of apart ments after an ther, ' 1 dreds of gold and silver plaques, | the gifts of Russian towns cities whereby they testified their loyalty to their kind, loving | costing fabulous | master and their gratitude to him| At the time it |for riding and robbing them In the center of the a front of the palace the pendous and hway with really sums in read Tt is pleasant the These differ ir barbaric and lunatic — extra anc exactly | accordance wit! the rank of th arasites that o upled them RUSSELL The grandest ; ata Wan the pulte cocanied Uy Mrs. Housewife, the caer, This was at the top of what would you be paying for groceries if there pyramid of glory and insanity Then there came the apartment of those who waited upon the chief were no Groceteria Stores? lunatic This modern selling plan completely answers Next were the apartments of Problems. Grocery y those who waited upon those who compete with Groceteria’s qualities and Groceteria’s prices. vaited upon the chief lunatics. “ Next were the apartments of None of the old-time trickeries are found in the Grocterias. Everything those who waited upon those who is marked at uniformly low prices. f : walted—and so‘on down the line stores to sell you goods with long profits attached In the czar's suite there was gold kind to Groceteria'’s quotations—you may plate on the table. In the next ance of always receiving circle of the madhouse the table service was silver and when you . : . . . ect down to the lower strate, wh Maximum Satisfaction—Maximum Quality —Minimum Prices And lest anything slips by add another precaution We want it, and we mea M. J. B. Coffee os Department the 47th brigade of parasites waited ypon the 46th, IT Judge these Infe- rior persons had to content them selves with steel knives and forks. This was tough on them, Besic t czars sacred and holy apartm into which no un hallowed foot was allowed to come, were four or five magnificent we 3-Ib. Can 89c These are Offered by our Window Sa suites for imperial and royal visit seldom advertised in papers, so watch the windows ors, These surpassed in lavish Parowax Ade | Crystal White Soap...6¢ adarninent Lael royal lodging Magic Yeant le Ivory Soap, small aa : Some of these rooms had won Mason Jar Caps, doz. 21¢ | Cleanser. can ne main-equeeze entrance, a triple | these things when viewing the wonderful | splendors to| gates made of hammered metal and| work of art. was built there|reasonableness of the monarchigal was not a public school in Russia) system that you feel quite warm at and only one inhabitant in 95 could| heart and eager to see more Won to think of | ders. stores operated the old-time, expensive, price-controlled way cannot hope to No goods priced away below cost as “bait” to get you in our There are no limits purchase as much or as little as you like Tall Cans Post Toasties Argo Corn Starch, 20 ounces for 4 Extra Fancy JON APPLES, box’ ..... $1.25 Extra. Fancy BURBANK POTATOES, sack, $1.90 M. BROWN STALL 122 _ SELLING OUr $10,000 stock of Shoes must be sold in next two months because of sickness of the owner. Men’s Dress Shoes .. ann PRO 0 BS, 600 pairs Ladies’ Shoes, $6.00 and $7.00 values, from we $3.00 to $4.01 Over 2,000 pairs of Childre: Shoes, for dress or school wear, from 1.75 to 82.59 Boys’ School Shoes go at Cost. We save you from $1.50 to $2.50 on Men's Heavy Work Shoes. This is a bona fide sale, and you can depend on great bar gains in all these lines. Cooper’s Sample Shoe Store | J y of this overmastering It gives you such ab agreeable sense of wisdom and \ ? the High-Cost-of-Living no restrictions of any With assur- S¢ O¢ derful collections of — paintir Royal Baking Powder, per | Lux Washing Powder 12+ Ralston’s Bran RAE) many of them old masters, now be pound wan 4¢ | Ammonia, bottle Be otlet Paper, toll i ee come priceless. | . a 5 1 don't know anything that gives 20 Quality Grocerv Stores Now Labesamne vay > Serene a a better iden of the stupidity of all _-§TILL GROWING! 30 og. Cider Vinegar, a bottle........14¢ this than the fact that there were ’ O'Cedar Polish, 50c size. Ate three ballrooms, of different sizes me Pn Eagle's Peas, No. 2 ¢ 5 to suit different occasions, The 268 SS Aare ete E pipet es “Wy eid mad largest has at last been put to some 50-54 Pike ¥ piel detinidle’ stetlediademiatelaas ais rational use, It now contains about Campbell's Soups, assorted is 1,000 beds and is used ax a hospital Bilucd Plucappie "Ne die oc” eae Some of the walls used to be " » Ter iit be, iad 7 adorned with great red velvet : ac aig ote panels, upon which were hung hun- i