The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 9, 1917, Page 5

" Woodnouse-Grunbaum Furniture 0, Inc. | 416-424 Pike Street WE'LL TRUST YOU OUR Creait avatem has been cota bitehed for your conventence— to anatat vo ur own Individual lower thea wild ideas Our ter be found anyw 01.00 Down, 2.00 Dewan, 1.25 Per - 800 Down, 1.80 Per Week + 7.80 Dewn, 2.00 Per Week +1000 Dews, 2.50 Per Week 18,08 Dewn, “LARGE SIZE Air-Tight Heater Not the small one usually advertised. Lined half way up. Regular price $3.50. SPECIAL SATURDAY Policeman Proves He | Mra. Abromowttz come hurtling thru the alr from an upper story Is U nique Lifesaver window He jumped under her and received the body on the broad N %—Patrol-| of hin back . slightly injured) Mrs, Abromowits bounded off and when = Mrs. auline = Abromowitz | crashed thru a plate glass window Jumped from a burning building) put escaped with only slight in Bhis back. The woman was hurt, | juries not seriously * Fire broke out in Grocery store on the first floor of Abromowits's MRS. STETSON DIES STAR—FRIDAY, Big Problem to Move East’s Armies to War’ NOV. 9, 1917. PAGE 5 Jeconomy of shipping being against | jthe Panama route Transportation Pffective Asiatic partielpation will tax the transportation of the allion me that balf a million men of la must be thrown ito the conflict quickly and in By CHARLES HODGES jHefields is herculean Harn contingents (Expert on Oriental Affa r allles must transport Asi Hy sea it means the use of 3 G . SAN FRANCISCO, Cat, Nov. 9. AUC Ald hall” way. around tho [thi of 6,000 tons, The net toad. A Gigantie Purchase of The time when the three nations it in inte confitct 1 space Is about 60 per cen a d of Bast Asia now warring on the There [the ship's capacity, two tons being ne Thousand Two Hundred ij Power Japan Allien allowed to the man It takes from will send expedit three days to & week to prepare pase eg sedinuteionn ian, “0 trlnn i, cr ew @inter Style by the been in the G © east front have to be put at th rvice of first. Siam berian railway almost wholly; and |h4ve to be put at the service oF t us into the con-|(3) acrows the Pacific and Amer-|the new participants to bring oats and August of this |!ea by ship and train This will take months—ne against than three or four, from ihe allies | fe aligning of Asia the enemy puts behind the from 615,000 to 2,180,000 soldiers: | tion of forces to the West Present War Ry the Indian ocean and tno | Army Strength | Mediterranean, Chinese and Siam 5 Diam 80,000 | west front China 0,000 800,000 Should the Japanese armies be n Japan's can be thrown against gent to the east front, to bolster \q best, and, at present, are the Most! would be consumed by the opera ling humerous, But Obina’s powsibill hebgag An Rater gr ge gets Here is a neat case of swindling . | . ve ties are the greatest, w tion for Nippon's veterans, and 30/ WNch ls reported In the ; Upper Main Floor } making Chinese par days of transit over the Siberian ~eptggp ‘ pee | ae eas” tun “easiest ee een “ta bata Ue The manager of the muntcipa Za ; ; ae Clot | by the allies. Phot “9 : . gas works at Hemer re Trimmed With Fur, Kerami loth, | lengthen this telephone call from — Ise Self Materials Its and Buttons | Task of Allies The task of putting power of Asia on to Europe over the Pacific west front would ¢ time, past exper Movement the days this man at -¢ Few Drops When Corns Hurt, Pain Stops! Corns Lift Out Don’t let corns ache twice! Lift any corn <n or callus off with fingers—Here’s magic! Yo humbug Any corr Put a few drops direct! ar; and can be the fingers. Freerone doeen't eat out cinnatt the corns of calluses but - @ twostory frame building. The | I Ask at any drug store for shrivele them without any 4 Policeman, assisted by Morris| Mra Sarah Ann Stetson, wife of bottle of tre sn i Friedman, brought out Mr. and George W. Stetson, and a prominent | | Phage wes Women! Keep freesone ‘ Mrs. Jacob Worschman and their charity worker of Seattle, died but is efficient to rid one’s on your dreaser and apply a K Wyearold son Meyer. The boy Thursday in the Columbus sanita feet of every corn or callua few drope whenever a corn / and Mrs. were both rium, 1019 Madison st lt in the mowt marvelous begina aching, Pain stops, Jj Unconscious revived Funeral services will be held from drug known corn goes Putting down arden, Patrok|E. RK. Butterworth & Son's chapel! ' Man Paterson up to see!at 2 p.m. on Sunday ‘4 We made a good buy in pure, government inspected Lard some time ago and will sell it Satur- NIPPY CREAM CHEESE Lb. 25 Our enormous buying power enables us to sell this staple ar- ticle for what the small merchant | 1.04, churned Butter, Ib. 60¢ ee See Fresh Eggs, dozen B5e¢ Evans’ Arcade Market MILK STALL Lower Floor. Stalls 7-8-9 GERRISH BROS. “LICENSED FOOD PURVEYORS” All Prices Regulated by U. 8. Goverr Stores at Fremont, Green Lake and sescied View Stalls 192-34 Good Hard Wheat Patent, sack $2.65 Local Patents, sack $2.75 Flo Hard Wheat Blend, sack 12 Pounds Sugar for 10 Pounds Best Rolled Oats 2 cans 20c Red Beans 25¢ | 3-lb. can atemala Cof- Large Ivory Soap, bar..9¢ fee for ..... ¥ veer 22¢ 2 Small ....40¢ Cabin Syr Crisco Medium 180g | 1°® Cabin Syrup +4 f Large ..$1.60 6 boxes Matches 25e¢ 6 rolls Toilet Paper. .25¢ | 3 lbs. Macaroni. 25¢ 3 pkgs. Corn Flakes. .25¢ | 3 cans Condensed Milk 6-Ib. box Crackers..$1.00 for j B5¢ Dill Pickles, dozen. ..18¢ Sauerkraut, 2 Ibs 15¢ Cooking Oil, gallon.$2.00 Arm & Hammer Soda, per 2 pkg: Teco Pancake | package .. 6¢ Floar...... 25¢ 2 pkgs. Grapenuts . .25¢ 2 cans Peas . ....25¢@ | 2 cans Tomatoes.....25¢ 2 pkgs. Jiffy-Jell --25¢ 4 pkgs. Uneeda Biscuit Peanut Butter, lb....15¢ | for ; 25¢ 10 bars E> White Soap, with an order 4 45¢ Mother Goose Brooms, with an order. . Te 15c bottle Moorehouse Mustard ............ 10¢ Direct from the Farm. You pay no Middleman's Profit when you buy from us. r Cabbage, per sack 81.15 D Burbank Potatoes, sack. $2.00 2 0Z. for Carrots, 25 Ib« 50¢ 25 Ruta an, anck $1.85 Cc jeots, mai 81.75 Mammoth Flowering Crocus. MALMO & CO. 1913 Westlake Ave. Plant K. AKIYAMA & CO. Stalls 35-26 Lower Floor SOUND MARKET Stal 6 A. Otto, Prop “Nursery Stock” now. and you will 2 Lage Cas Borden’s Milk 18¢ or be reduction on 1 Ib, Butter Cooking Apples, per bgx Small Boiling Onions. 10 Ibs. for 85c 25c 10c $2.00 WESTLAKE FRUIT AND VEGETABLE CO. Stalls 110-111-112-113-114, Horse Radish per Ib Roots, TOWN Potatoes, sack with a 1b. purchase of our 30c, 35e or 400 COF FRE WE SERVE HOT COFFER. INTERLAKEN DAIRY Stall 124. November 17th Times Square Westlake, 6th & Virginia 10 LBS. PURE CANE SUGAR for day for less than it costs whole oa aka Se ie Chadin us a . for 72 * -« Lard Substitute No. 4 pail Cottolene S5e Also purchased before the price Two 250 bottles Sn ‘er's Catsup went up. To be sold Saturday $200 worth of good things to eat will be given away. t B8e t a very attractive price, with Watch the Papers for Bargains Extraordinary. 2 uke Flour....237¢ another purchase. ‘ * Rolled Oats. .25¢ eee |; ana 2he Sugar Cured Bacon 2 YEARS IN THE RETA |, oa ase cans Lighthouse Cleanser 25¢ No. 50 sack Best Local Patent Flour $2.75 STALL MEAT BUSINESS We bh per Meats years Meats U NION ANNEX GROCERY CO. ZOBL STALL 105 7 POUNDS PURE CANE SUGAR yur 82.75 2he » 12¢ 2he 22¢ No, 50 sk, Patent F Milk HOOVERIZE the BREAKFAST Snider’s Pork and Beans, 15¢ can for. . llc S. Government Food Administration Cream of Barley 20c Package This Store is Licensed by t “Whi 1 da STONG Says: at these prices?” 4 cans Old Dutch Cleanser. ... $1.00 4-lb. pail Cottolene. . 3-lb. can Hill’s Coffee. 3 cans Carnation or Borden No. 50 sack Best Local Patent Flour. Mason Fruit Jars, dozen, pints 70c; quarts. with a c pkg Quaker RAiled Oats 25¢ can Log Cabin Syrup “206 can Royal Baking Powder cans String Beans 25e for ase cans Peas 25¢ 2 cans New Pack Corn Zhe 4 bx earchlight Matches 25¢ 2 25¢ 36c quart jar Molasses 25¢ ahe pkg. Tree Tea 20¢ Zhe | ibe can Minced Clams 10¢ 40¢ | 3 cans Red Bear Zhe 10¢ | 2 Ibs. lorge New Prunes,...26¢ B7e@ | 4 Ibs. Green Split Peas 25¢ 3 pkew. Creamett 2he pkgs, Cor 15¢ 2 pkgs. Not-a-Seed Raisins. .25¢ an Gu nm . 206 2 Ib y Bear 5¢ 1.1b. Cocent aking Powder...28¢ 50c quart jar Queen Olives 25¢ | 1-1b, Crescent im Coffee... 400 35e pkg. Olympic Pancake Flour 1-1b, pkg. Cres 99 Coffee....25e 25¢ 2-02, botile Crescent Mapleine. 350 STONG’S GROCERY—Lower Floor Westlake Market—Store at Pine Street Market $1.10]: fancy Stamen Winesap vx $1.15 Winesap Apple Large a A box ie ee, clean Burbank potatoes: relic pples, $ 5 |: vet 81.95 sy : by 1 4 oking apples, box The Yakima Gem 5 Winter cabuage sack $1.15 Potatoes, 100 Ibe $2. 3 CINNAMON & CO. STALL, 106 Stall 109 7 pounds Sugar for ....... Best Local Patent Flour, 49-lb. sack $2.70 “Gold Band” Flour, 49-lb. sack... . $2.60 SUGAR STALL Trans-Si are ting of plans to the transporta:| of the European kind would them rapidly to the front ‘SWINDLER IS Featuring Exceptional Values at juesting him and his wife The tremendous assortments and the here at once to meet a brothe law who Was on short out-of-the-ordinary values, make this the front and was waiting to see sale the Coat occurrence of the season. | them tl “Wika: the! coupi Je tute At $7.50 At $11.95 house «a well-dre man arr : irate and, telling the maid servant that Coats of pats 0, } By Ceeen, Brown, Green and } Sl Bit aiid Black Velours, } Navy and Black Thibet and Kersey Thibet Cloth, Cloth. Sizes 34 to 46 Black Kersey Cloth in sizes 47 to 53 Plain Navy Blue a and Grey rwever Coatings > and Tan Miztures Sizes 34 to 46 LET BOY DIE ) FORK LACK OF ad At $19.75 Coats of Black Plush; Black Ph Ox- Broadcloths and ford and Brown Wool Velours in Chinchilla, Wool the leading colors Velours and and trimmed with Kersey Cloth in Pe rsian ul the new shades Lamtex Cloth. Sizes 34 to 46 to 46 uable jewelry “pul Germany would have saved the life of a boy, wh allowed to die w be Sizes 34 At $28.75 Coats of S \t $25.00 a Coats of Black Plush or \ Black Plush, Behring Seal, | Pom Pom, Wool Broadcloth, Wool i Velours and Velour and Pom Broadcloth in the nost favored of Pom, in Novelty Styles and Winter { RHoors Winter colors Colors \ co s 34 to 46 Sizes 34 to 46 astes Freedom for & Ten Days, But “Lifer” very Gold Lace Hats a Men's Furnishings Main Floor. Keeps Word; Returns new” Wslpuldiat’ fiat eboetvsd: -paaeibal models at $5.00, $7.50 and $10.00. Upper Main Floor. $19.75 Royal Worcester Corsets, $1.00, $1.25, $1.50 and $2.00 Upper Main Floor, | H. Wolf, } ci i sd nook Third Avenue at Washington Street ‘cost $8 20 P PER MAN Always Phil bola Abe Sanitary Elliott 2700 THE MARKET WITHOUT A REGRET When you reach home you are not tired from running ap and down inclines and you are satisfied with your bargains. BEFORE THE WAR PRICES On Saturday we will sell Beef and Veal for less money than before the “| Should Worry Now About Corns!”’ livan in the man’s name after staying away 10) They Peel on With “Gets-It” £ Pueblo, Colo., and Der aren © than one ver, he return: the desire to fee lar hero. to prison, spurning when you he is now a popu se erase" Sect Independent PackingCo. vgn the permission to bring them PHONE ELLIOTT 1625 e ecg Our Prices of maT 25c $2.20 $2.49 12c llc 22c | -}-Anderson Grocery Co.=f= South End Delicatessen art be ...10¢ SUGAR 13%: in $1.00 FARMERS’ MEAT MARKET If You Want to Hooverize—Eat Whale Meat. - 10¢ 25c¢ 14c ‘$2.97 Ibs. for RESTAURANT MEN PLEDGE FIGHT ON WASTING OF FOOD irant T prevent adopting the re indorsing the meatless and days and decided to con ampaign calling ittention to these days. called by Chat de New Orleans anen for . box Italian large sine. Milk, any Kidney hor Gute, tow: for taurant men went nmittee of vigilance nd publicity, co sueEe of Otte neisting gX. JIMS MIG BUTTER STORE Stalls 48, Milk, any bra $5.60 | He a Jersey Butte + Boe Jean for tirat-class work than any other Dentlate in Se. Full Cream ( ibs. SSe | Fresh Ranch Bg + Be work is guarantee 5 years. olutely pain- ‘Where Quality Counts. LADY ATTENDAN UNION DENTISTS OVER OWL DRUG Cat Pish, 2 tbell.! Onions, sack .... STORE.