The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 23, 1917, Page 4

STAR—TUESDAY. OCT 23, 1917. PAGF 4 te oe Wednesday Ladies’ Silk-Lisle Thread Hose 39c Pair Here is a very sightly and yet very durable Hose, with extra wide garter top, double sole and high Spliced hee! and toe, and one that would cost you 50c @ pair if we had to purchase them now, but luckily, “Most of our goods have been bought direct from the nills nearly a year ago, So we are in a position to "gaye you money on your Fall purchase of Hose or “Underwear—in fact, we can fit the whole family from | head to foot, for less, Women’s Outing Flannel Gowns 89c¢ Made from nice, soft flannelette, in fancy pink d blue stripes. Dutch neck and short sleeves; also igh neck and long sleeves; all sizes. Special 88¢. Boys’ Flannel Blouses 59c and 79¢ Now that the cold weather is approaching, the will need something heavier and warmer. We , Brown, Green and Khaki colors; all sizes; and 79¢. ch Men’s Black Military Rain Capes $2.50 ' A Cape measuring 50 inches long, large in body, ind warranted absolutely waterproof. Color, black— comes in all sizes. ted styles. Colors are ecru and white. $6.00 Wool Blankets for $4.98 ' _ Extra heavy Woolnap Blankets, double-bed size, gray and tan with fancy stripe, pink and blue bor- 3 special tomorrow at $4.98. . $3.25 for $2.98 White Crocheted Bedspreads, size 84x90 inches, heavy weight; Saturday, each $2.98. Bleached Sheets at 75¢ Each 72x90 Bleached Sheets, made of a fine quality Yes and beforehand too if you look for these trademarks or names in the motion picture theatres’ adver- _ tisements and in the lobbies. tance 5 HEF y mann Pee esinol For years and years Resinol has been a favorite household remedy for eczema and other com- mon skin-troubles. It usually stops the itching atonce and quickly heals the eruption. Doctors prescribe it very widely. It also makes an ex- cellent di ig for burns, wounds, chafings, and sore, irritated places generally. Restool contains nothing ifvused with Resinel Sean. | thatecouid injure the tenderest — Albdruy sell Rerinol and Itiseven moreetfective Resinol Double inducements [ooo coe ees eee nee splendidly ready to supply your wants in Gray, United lah housewife ’ Lace Jabots, Worth Up to'35c, for 10c Ea. 2 utterly extinet. All of which | ‘Thru a ayatom of fixie the maxi These Jabots are made from lace, and come in Mire Hair! cxvisine why it ie today that | atm prices, which began in June Rome woe, ii X | out,” ie living comfortably, There are migh : Sone’ , | ¢ mighty fow British re ond Co a, a a || plenteously—and what is more, | tailers, or middlemen, or producers, | om CHEAPLY. (who dare to attempt profiteerin: Staples— London, New York. Chicago. Frisco, Seattle. Flour, Ib, . 06 075 08 064 06% Cornmeal, | 07 08 08 08 08 Oatmeal, Ib. . 10 07 08 08 0614 Potatoes, Ib, .... ,02 05 086 04 21g Beans, dried . 12 20 19 20 18 Peas, dried, Ib. ..... . AS 20-,.22 15 -18-.20 10 Hominy, |b. 07 13 .08 10 American cheese, |b. 33 Bf 27-85 B5-.40 30 TOR, ID. wreccrcroecosscecsores od ‘ -50-.70 50-100 50 et Se ee rer ae 51-58 50 55 A8-.65 Sugar, Ib. -10-.12 -10-.14 09 08 08 . loaf. 20-02. loaf, 16-02, loaf, 12-02, loaf. 10-14-02. Bread ... acon 09 10 10 OT 10 Beef (rib roast) .........0.008 50 32 15% 25 .20- Beef (steaks) ..... -50-.54 B8-.45 20% .25-.30 17-3 (lamb) Mutton, Ib eecccecsoees Bind 30 201% not in market. .25-.50 Pork (roast) 30 2519 BS 80-45 Bacon, lb, .. 50 42-48 -52-.60 45-.60 Eggs, doz. ......... .60-.75 50 65 6 Milk, quart .... -14-.153g 14 12% 10-15 NOTE—In England meat retailers are not allowed more than five cents a pound profit over fixed wholesale prices. Po ' AMERICAN HOUSEWIVES PAYING MORE: THAN ENGLISH FOR FOOD MERICAN housewives are paying more for their food | A except possibly meat—than British housewives are today and this despite the fact that England ts suppored to } bo under considerable difficulty because of the submarine blockade, United Press figures furnished today by the London, } New York, Chicago and San Francisco bureaus show these 35 5 excellent materials. —lIncluded are scores LON 1 a splendid value. —Belted, half belted, the with the comfort e that no food pi ases for —Silk Plushes Broadcloths Wool Velours Wool Burellas efore long the breed will be ) prices for the market basket in those four cities —Choose your new England—the same England | with potatoon and beans, the gov Wednesday at... that Germany le trying to make ernment now controls retail prices ie¢ iract. } her people belleve ie “be- | of all the principal foods i$ { aS @ | leaguered” and being “starved | Few Violate Law 3 quickly, w eh i$ hes. 4 against the government. There | a penalty of $500 fine, or nix] months’ imprisonment, or both. | And the British food administra tion {s not backward about obtatn Ing convictions, One farmer was recently fine $25,000 for violation of the govern Controls Whole Supply The government has adopted the general rule not to fix maximum prices in any food commodity until it is in @ position to control th whole supply, from the field of pro-| duction to the counter i Just such control is now effective | over bread, flour, meat ate sugar, tea, butter, choese, peas,| beans, and corn and oat products In connection with such a sy the government purchases all porta of the commodities adrminis tered, and distributes the imports thru regular commercial channels. is Little Rationing rivate importations are proh!h> 5 5 ‘ ited except by special license, The —Women's Satin House government is also buying all sup- pink and light blue, with plies for the allies, thus eliminat a pair ing inter-allied competition, which | e e e e ° ° ° ° ° e have yet been actually put in prison, | ® e e ° r ° e ° e very soon. | | Slippers with soft padded pair . broidery, a pair... black and light blue; low prices. Altho London's food prices toda a pair average about 120 per cent ove: those In effect before the war, they 3 would have made a greater jumple if there had been no governmental | ¢eeeeeoooes be tee So far England has not ot hots and extras and ses) MOOVER ORDERS only on meats, flour and sugar. COAST GROCERS To FOOD COSTIS | quir sPecutatina Hy United Press Leased Wire SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 23.—Pa- REA cific Coast grocera have been or- dered out of the speculative class by Herbert Hoover. | That was the word brought back }from Washington today by Frank | |B. Connolly of the California Gro 8 cers’ association, who has been di- ttle Is about to begin her | rected to enforce the Hoover rules rving the food for grocers on this tion. t= Liberty Bond campaign is over, the local | PANTAGES | arene hi ge national food The large audience that attend. —_ eat ene * wiieh " C. Jed the opening of the new program | eck, of the Bon Marche ie Jat the Pantages Monday, got a| good deal more for their money | Oust. Painless D t a t chairman, will flood the city ite cheaper and | en 1s | more plentiful foodetutfe for soitgg Pmt ge tomy ponies st enti more than a quarter of an hour| Prominent merchants and manu- facturers, each, an. expert in his| 10m, Who refused to do his bit in | line, will ald Beck tn the education of the public to save. Teeth extracted absolutely free of cost—no matter how many. the woman finally conquered the | | To Use Less Sugar | Seattle housewives will be urged to use less sugar, substituting | syrups. Corn, rather than’ wheat, is No pain, not even a little bit of hurt ; no unpleasant after-effects. The simplest, yet most powerful anesthetic ever discovered is used exclusively (in Seattle) by the Boston Dental Company. It is used in all dental work without a cent of charge to gested as ile substitute for mea Fraser-PatersonCo. An Extraordimary ILot of 150 Women’s New Coats at $35.00 4 HE most approved styles—the utmost in the way of smart style, splendid tailoring and traordinary values at the price, and every Coat is with large collars of fur, plush or kerami. ° ° ° New White Trimming Notes —Announcing the arrivals of new Rubbers shipments of the Trimmings that are —Just received a shipment of Wom- New House “aoa oe ap a ie Shi f W Wide Black Belting Braids. ippers tor Women seats wo —Clever, new hand-embroidered Felt colors—Metal Tassels and Drape Orna- —Same styles, without em- —Women's Quilted Satin Slippers, pon trimmed ........... might have the effect of increasing|s —Black Kid House Slippers, with 11%4- inch heels, trimmed with silk pompons, the act. The pluck and nerve of over big. beast and the remainder of the act|the bill, off in great shape. It is one of Coats that represent ex- loose, straight-line effects, —Navy, Brown, Green, Gray, Burgundy, Pekin Blue, Black and Taupe. Coat from this great lot Fraser-Paterson Co, Third Floor. so much wanted. ets ppkulations, No violators! @ en's White Rubber Sandals; all sizes, Bogen Soutache, in.all colors, for braid- | 0 but Lord Rhondda, food dictator at wceeeee ser eeerececereeres $1.00 threatens just such punishmen Soft, unfilled Soutache in colors and black. j Folded Braids for banding. —Silk Tassels in a large assortment of kid soles, a magats, $2.25 —Metal Cords in all sizes. Black Chenille for braidings $2 00 ~-Hand-crocheted Fur Clasps. +a toe " —Fraser-Paterson Co., First Floor. heels, pom- aaa $2.00 Slippers in l-inch heels, -Fraser-Paterson Co, Second Floor. —Free Instruction in Knitting. Senseapagpeaba POCCOOOOOEOOOEOOOOOOOOOOO OOS OOOOH OOOOOO DOO OO OOOOO OOOOH OOOO OOO OO OOOOOOOOOOO COLO OE OOOO OOOOOOOOOOS OOS OSSOSSOSOSOOOSOOOOOCOOOOOEE TALKING OF SHELLS, READ THIS, BILL Btaff Special WASHINGTON, Oct. 22.—If any one in Germany really believes your Uncle Sam {fs not going at this war in grim earnest, there are some figures that ought to undeceive him: fr 6 to 12 inches in diameter, will require over 1,000,000 tons of f army alone something like 50,000,000 shells, costing close to $1,000,000,000. This will require close to 2,000,000 tons of bars and steel forgings. On the basis of 4 cents a pound, this steel alone will cost $166,000,000 Thirty-three million 75-millimeter shells for field and anti- aircraft guns will require about 685,000 tons of steel. Approximately 17,000,000 larger-sized shells, varying from By September 30 next there will have been prepared for the steel. And all this vast amount of metal is to be hurled the German lines on the Western front in addition to what the English and French have in pickle for the kaiser’s men. , urging the people than was intended lof the best animal acts seen here, have a good turn, called “A Mes- fBme time. sage From the Front.” The Wil- “A Fireside Reverie,” a musical son Brothers scored with patter with “D'Artagnan,” a peevish|comedy act, with a bevy of pretty and singing. girls and good comedians, went, Buhla Pearl sang a song of the nd easily deserved its sunny South well, while Lord and Fuller pulled an act which includ- ed everything from bicycle riding J Parsons and Dave Irwin; to playing violins. position as an added attraction on janother suggestion the committee! € be e will place before the housewif e while fish an‘! beans are to be sui Aitho the Seats pubie markats| ff TeeRspertence of Thess Women Fone mad | have reduced prices to a lower fig. reisa edy for Your 2 atiante a tow : ‘ aia ure than can be found in any other| _“ our patients. Just a few drops of this magical section of the United States be-| Pepe soniye tant sees 3 sutered from fluid applied to the gums and in a few minutes | cause of the wplandid. wpe ot the friend asked me to try Lydia E. Pinkham « Voge: all sense of feeling disappears. bape pyrontnrns hg oooh nage spent rhe vttep taxing oe 2 5 ‘ It 1s possible to live as cheap or ifferent woman. Even live nerves are removed without the more cheaply in London than in aan E Pinkbam’s Vogetate Com pand 1s,the sli i Beattie. we ever taken an: a ge erg gene | Read Pad pr ~ eis Ps mend to all suffering woren.’’— Mrs. PERCY 1 A . | cheaper in London than in Seat p We have Novocain also for those who prefer tle, according to figures gathered pence oe er io noel veactaiea rhic re ake > " today by the United Pres ingfisher, a. ae older method, for which we make no extra A tnees agthored in Meatile markan: with & severe femal trouble, was nereguy ad “heese, ce, y ac] eanda in my side ae | inact iy Paced regia bat bape a bed any tel 4 vodagd «Hage 4 ff Hi S atalicte jew. ” ere. Gov- V1 acro . The Boston Dental staff of skilled specialists }}}}/ for tess !m ondon than here. Gov. Go a nave to have an operation. A friend are trained to do some particular branch of | this geked me to try Lydia B, Pinkham’ Yeqetebie dentistry exceedingly well, that is why this of- Peene: sneuny perornmant Bez prs at slocne bien ro flor backache or diary fice is enabled to do the finest work at very |pound and sells it to London re-| spells, Every one tells me how well I look and moderate cost to you. tailers, placing a maximum sale Only the very finest materials are used— Market System Helps including the purest 22-karat gold. merchants under one roof and th fact that the consumers carry | home their own supplies has result ed in making Seattle one of the lowest priced cities in the country | f All work fully guaranteed. to the Ia tell them Lydie E. Pinkham’s ” <r | price of 36 cents per pound on tt. et Tes wake ee +d. VEGETABLE COMPOUND Ver Boston Dental Company ‘naan thie raren orl hag pestored more sick women Dr. M. O. Sipes, Manager. 1420 Second Avenue, Seattle Opposite Bon Marche, | beans are ch how the prices for these article: could be so high in other parte of the United Statea and in London, i iadaedepanth Gaetan ota tar of demand. Hominy, Se imitlne af tO health than any other remedy. and-was ht. blows to! cndarstand At Your Druggists LYDIA E.PINKHAM MEDICINE CO, LYNN. MASS.