The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 23, 1917, Page 13

¢ Plan your 1918 garden now. plant the various During the last four days the Na lent plac Boral Emergency Food Garden Com:| year fibsion hax been giving instructions] on the same ground, fat the fall and winter handling of| is manured te Kround to be used for war gar-| The will be a Dig Gees in lois garden » next spring and With the various suggestions heed: | wise gardener will soon decide Mand the ground property attended | just which crops the next matter for attention is] each he will garden plan and the ordering of| seeds ac Those who had gardens in} ropa in a differ: | from where they were last except that early peas do well it it especially demand for the upon nd the amount of plant and then order omiingly. As a guide to the possible amounts of seed needed Will profit by both thelr | the following table is given for 100 and failures and will enter] feet of row New Year with a firm determi | Beans, snap ton to have a better garden th an} okt one. suc rpint | | Praw a working plan on paper! A study and change it until it its your conditions perfectly. Have Very earliest crops together at side, Arrange the low growing MagrOps sie by side, for if the grounc rich enough and the area Himited | 4 AS may be planted close together, | Tows run east and west, #0 | will be no shading eral, place the tallest planta! Bf it can be done, it (GIVE LECTURES AT CAMP LEWIS University orth aide of the jow plants, of Washington faculty members will give serion of lec is well to tures in various cx aft to the ¢ ed men at Camp Lewis The first lecture, which was held in Y. M. ©. A. canteen No. 1 Wednes jeneant, Germ Killing Antisepele lay, drew a large gathering of sol The ttle Myomei inh. ta made | diers. hard rubber, and can easily be estes Fried in pocket or purse. It will Prof. FE. G. Cox, of the “English | et a lifetime Gen. as - wtrianed me Tato this inhaler you pour a few iepertnent, wh nducted = th of magical H i course, explained the m © to learn and that the the class was highly satisfactory begin its ‘work Dean Priest, of the state untver: | tarrhal germs. Hyome sity, said that the courses necesst eucaly pte tate a «reat amount of trouble and septic, and is very eet am i meet ee the wnt nt to, breathe. j Sacrifice on the part of the univer) on with ite expected decision in fa sity men, as they are not able to vor of freight rate increases; the leave the campus until after 4p. m.|VOr Of freight rate indriases: ie agbe and colds or money be By the time they reach the canton poe “i pg ot oath ony a out @ stuffed up head in asitene Takie leiiere ‘una vo |Oorereane . certs ar © Minutes. Sold by Bartell Drug | MOP ver their lecture and re-| ods, and congress, with potential land druggists everywhere. turn home, it is generally long after | T°" eae cee plete ourfit, includin italiane |action on railroad problems, were wn as, bettie “of mel The courses to be. given include | #rtain factors that made @ more det nile potile, {te, formal announcement inad ard needed, be obeain Bastion jeter, geology, chemistry |inite. formal ant juncement inadvie ruggist and phystes. — =~ The brotherhoods placed their| cases In dent Wilson's hands. The railroads already having done! Anything that Uncle Sammy puts his ©. K. on—whether it’s the Liberty Loan, Democ cone @ A. FACY, oF & specially designed See crore tm lumber 0¢ for the soldier boy—bank port fin Boys’ sizes, 2 BO STON PLE SHOR SHOP near ten Eitel Bldg, Second Pike St: |}! Maif Orders Delivered Free by Parcel Post | | —No Sales Service —Ne Delivery —No Charge Accounts : iPass « b y te or a dozen cans Saturday. Extra Fine Sifted June P Blue Seal Gray Fish Del Mont Asparagus TI Del Monte ¢ Asparagus Tips Del Monte Extra Sugar Peas . Del Mon te Special 1. 28¢ 28c. 15c Large Pac tall Cans 3 ee VAN CAMP’S TOMATO SOUP HILL’S RED CAN COFFEE, 2}-lb. can. GERETANA Pancake |Flour, 4-Ib. pkg. MISSION PINE- APPLE, can 2 SMALL PKGS. ROLLED OATS ..... 35c 10c 89c 28c. 25c Federal & COFFEE, 2 bars for 20-oz. pkg. SEATTLE DIVISION 09 Pine St Green Lake Market 239 Bros 1316. B. 45th st Corner Market 13 Union 54 Pike Mkt Pike St nomy » 19 Ballard ith End Market Enatiake LAN YOUR (918 GARDEN NOW Commission Issues Instructions on Handling Ground Properly | By United Press Leased Wire Anniversary ceries at fairer pr is to safeguard y thing slip by TEST. This sometin and whene it fault yours IN PECIALS for Choice quality—but priced so attractively that Cine eee cur stores to grow you will be prompted in purchasing a half dozen from 3 to 33 in 3 year i Wh THANK you Albers’ RolledOats age.. KREAM KRISP, }-pound size ........ Milk, large cans........ 820c EXCELSO “C” | WOOL SOAP, GLOSS STARCH .... mq Groceteria Stores Company Neans, Reans. pole lima... pints % to 1 pint) bush Ima Cabbage, early . +Y ounce eo Carrot ounce | Cauliflower oot Celery oi Cucumber % ounce Hex plant <. 1 packet Kale, or Swine Chard Parsley Paranipa ..ccsee : Salnify . sevee 2 OUNCE Squash, summer % ounce Squash, Hubbard type. yi ounce 'NO RAIL STRIKE DURING WAR IS POSSIBLE NOW, WASHINGTON, Nov There will be no nationwide | railroad strike di This guarantee satery promise to | that thelr wage demands, If not excessive, will be granted, Is the result of President Wily ference with the brotherhood presidents, It was officially stat ed to the United Press today, Unsettled pr finar justed to) make higher was were re of the rather vague state: both sides following con blems of ratlroad which must be a # pomnible, ape ments by ferences. The interstate commerce commis #0, a strike in out of the quention Arbitration, if that should be the so- | lution, would be agreed to by the em- ployes. CLUB TO OPEN FOR SAMMY SATURDAY ¢ th purt idiers and A portior ors’ club at, will be opened provide sleeping visiting av aturday, #0 as to mmodations for ‘The formal To Look Young Quickly For Special Occasion How often ed and] sttered wi e event, | your | » you would lf Get the, desir your exhibiting appearance. | th fine Hines. he ing that will quickly tranef orm. t to one of youthful freshne | get an ovum f powdered olite at your druggtat’s, mix this | bh about @ half pint oft witch hy wel) Fr tace in the » 8 three minut . rT you feel a Of the #kin and underlying t naturally ir ut the little wrin worry marke and fabbiness ontour and genera | appearance cn are 80 im proved ye ad you heard of this simple and barmie method Advertisement j Im Sale ELEBRATING YEAR a tren | rt space Bullding up such ssiness in the # ears would mponaible not kept faith with mers in offering the best gro- cen than any Del Monte Whole String Beans . 15c Del Monte Tiny String 19c Sliced Pineapple, re Ge 15c pn Bek Peon | Be meee ome can, 13c | 28C)| 23c] lic 23c] Ile 10c Mt. Vernon 1-lb. pkg... CORN or Ave, Market Alt Inke 4 *] Alsace, In the German ‘retchstag, and |low the boy to be remove | guard, Alsatian Maids Escape Germans ‘These two young girls escaped the clutches of the Germans and have now arrived safely in America. They are Janet (above) and Lydia Blumenthal, daughters of the for mer mayor of the Afmatian town of Comar, Their father, Daniel Blu menthal was formerly deputy from while there made Against Prussianiam. Later he be came mayor of hie home town of Comar in 1914, During July there were rumors of trouble, and on the Bist an order came from the Prue sian governor deposing Mayor Btu menthal and appointing a German in his place. To prevent the arrest and tm prisonment of their father, the two girls took their and went to a/ a notable fight quiet place in the woods and waited while thetr father, appar ing aimlessly, reached their 1 him t the road to they mote ef | witzer! | urning to Comar for a needed |eupply of gasoline, they also reacued | a young male relative, was! dressed in some of their garments the man were repeat aards, but sw h time wit tement they were the « German officers. The eud ration of war and the con it confusion enabled them to get acrons the boundary into Swit | geriand Blumenthal and his . daughters have now come to Amerion to tell! the American people why Alsace Lorraine cannot remain German and muat se back to France. OPERATION TO CURE YOUTH OF STEALING AUTOS, Marcel C, Parsons Btaff Correspondent PORTLAND, Ore., Nov. 23.— Dr. Koy €. MeDaniel is going to | take a rib from the side of Mar | col C. Parsons—not to make bim an Eve, but a new skull When Parsons was a 5-year old lad, in knickers, he climbed a | cherry tree in the yard of his wealthy parents In Spokane. A limb broke and he fell, dashing Starting agair halted by ¢ n passing that den his head against a stone. | When his distracted mother pick-| ed him up, she pressed to her heart a little unconscious boy with a mania | fer stealing | Known as Auto Thief Before he fell from the tree, the boy was a normal child There waa! no criminal taint in his blood. The} family record shows that | jury caused pressure on nd today police from Spokane to} the en in the business. ral cars and has gone He has been twice to insane hoepitals in the hope| that he might be cured | On the last occasion the hospital superintendent «ent word to District Evans that P “was ne and would be disc harged | host per He has ste to prison nent Operation to Cure Him Evans sent for Parsons and ight his back here for trial The boy's mother took Dr. MeDan fel to visit him in the county jail. McDaniel felt of Parsons’ skull There was a depression in it the size of a dollar, two inches back of the brow An operation will eure him,” |the surgeon, “It isn delicate one to perform and might result fatally, but is his only chance. Judge Kavanaugh consented to al to a how That night he eluded his jumped out of a window and was caught as he was climbing into another automobile Is College Graduate Recaptured, Parsons pleaded for an chance to undergo the 0; anid other jton. Dr. McDaniel will perform it within a few days I don't know why I steal autos,” }aaid Parsons, back in his eel, “I don't need them. TI could have two Jor three of my own if I liked.” Parsons is a graduate of Washing ton State college, an electrical engi neer, and one time had charg f the ventilating system in the Hercules mine, one Of the largest mines in Idaho. ~ I'm for the operation,” he says. “af 1 pull thru, I will join the army ‘and go to Fran If 1 don’t, I'll be all right, anyway. I'd rather not re: | cover if I'm to be a thief ‘SURVIVORS OF S. S. MARIPOSA ARRIVE ABOARD JEFFERSON , r atoe| Refugees of the at which sank last we ell, Alaska, arrived in Seattle r Wrang at7 STAR—FRIDAY, NOV. 23,1917, PAGE 13 PUBLIC MARKET CENTER SANITARY ECONO! CORNER PIKE PLACE "unite MARKET ronLic MARKT We Cut the Cost of ume" | CORNER PUBLIC MARKET WE ARE COFFEE SPECIALISTS AREAL BUTCHER SHOP Parfect blending and roasting are the results of many years’ ox- perience. A steaming cup of our delightful coffees bas that fing, ric with the best of meats at popular prices ragrant aroma that is found only in an article of superiative exc sel FULL WEIGHT ALWAYS. For Saturday we are preparing to have a lence. SPROIAL SATURDAY | 300 Epicure Coftes, GREAT SALE OF PRIME STHERS and FINE FAT VEAL, 65c 12 ss Ask about our specials on Pot Roasts, Sugar-Cured Corned Beef, Cc pounds 20c Swift's Premium Bacon and Compound Lard 1511 FIRST ORNER "NT Seattle Tea & Coffee Co. <3t"i"| Dawson Meat Co. BETTER BUTTER 50c Ib.| Washington Creamery Butter 43c Lb. HOLLAND-AMERICAN DELICATESSEN = "00,.27'"wartec’ 2 lbs. 85c} 3 Ibs. $1.25 Corner Market. Amount limited—None to dealers Some More About “Tom” Last week we told you how pleased “Tom” was when his wife pre- pared him & pinte of our fine sausage. A few days later we were grieved to receive an anonymous, tearful letter, saying, “Poor Tom died Tuesday, at 4 p.m." The letter proved inaccurate, however, for & few hours later Tom walked in with a handful of cigars, and an nounced PUBLIC MARKET mh AnKIOT Northwest Corner Ist and Pike 850 Arcadian Co 2 pounds Walter % poun ftee akers Cor Corner reen's | Full Cream, Ib. 26¢ Cream Brick, Ib, 28¢ Armour’s Margarine, 2 Ibs. (country rolls) | Peanut Butter (Come, see it made) 15c Lb. 19¢; 2% Ibs. a5e Put up in sanitary New arrivals (Guaranteed) 40c Doz. 2 dozen T6¢ Best buy in city. “WELL, BOYS, IT’S TWINS” Murray Meat Co. Washingt STALLS 23-5.7—CORNER MARKET—94.9 P, Better try our sausage: Spuds $1. 50 ber nack, delt Apples $1 ‘00 ber box, delivered STALL 12—SANITAKY MKT. GOEBEL Cash Grox STALL 45, SANITARY MARKET. BEAR LOWER MAIN FLOOR. Entrance from Pike Place or right downstairs from First Avenue. DO YOU NEED POTATOES? Bulk Coffee, 2c Bulk Cotfes, 196 a Ibe, BBE % ibs. 55 GREEN'S BUTTER STORE o:".,"5s1,. Corner Mark SELL FOR LEss PIKE 8T. Faney J nun APPLES $1.50 Driverce, od, large Onions, 7 Ibs. Lemons, L. STERN COMPANY" Lower Floor—Sanitai OH! BOY—A TURKEY! It ts equal ° Is being fed for you at Thompson's own stock yards » our home-fattened steers. SATURDAY'S REAL SPECIALS ¢ dandics, the beat Birlotn Steaks, tb n this year; sack $2.00 Legs of Mutton, Ib w ur, 100-Ib sack e400 | chino Cherrion per bottle Bhoulder Mutton. Ib. 10-pound sack . I = B8e, Bee puree lean Btse Fork, sped 9 “Potato Sausage, Ib; 18es : ‘eal Roasts, ib oun New Layer Raisins, pke.. . Ib. Club Beusaga. 16: lassen, can. 1b M Abby's new Mince Mea GIVE US YOUR ORDER SATURDAY POR THE TURKEY THOMPSON BROS.’ MARKET STALL 26—SANITARY MARKET—PHONE ELLIOTT 2336 CHEESE 24c Pound + Ihe Peel. ake the beet we ever Lemc o's Meat Sauce, bottle Salad Dressing, bot are anberrios, beat ever. LIBERTY DELICATESSEN *; Full Cream Yougurt urt “Cotta ge Cheese Goo? LUCK MARGARINE. i 864: 3 a E54 Ra ae Stall 10 ‘."" Stall 10 PIKE PLACE aso ECONOMY MARKETS Kitchen Salt, 7 chen c 20c 3 bare 1305 6 bare..... Every Day at SUGAR ‘sri Lower Floor Keonemy Market fe sacks, or 6 ‘be LAMPS Ff itle4.. 40- watt Tungstens SUGAR STALLS—Hvery Day Economy and Pike Pl Markets Crratal White se 6 bare... 280 We have the Yakima Sugar. 150 Sacks POTATOES, per sack, ood Coffee, 1 ‘20 Of the train loads of Sugar we deliv- . Fellow Corn M i 2 tbe ae have sold at the old Sugar Stall, to Oe $1 35 tik phar Clymale Pancake 28¢ | thin Yakima product ts the very 50 Boxes APPLES, Flour for R00 finest. Come and nee. EVERY Dar per box, delivered $1 .00 Average teat butterfat CARNATIX Llc: Day iF 2130 P Stall 47 B. WISE FRUIT EXCHANGE 45 Pike Place Mkt.—Lower Floor Grocerette fi.t Vince market HOOD’ On the Corner—Pike Place Mkt. Peanut Brittle, Ib. ..15c Choc hand rolled, assorted flavors, Ib. 25¢ HOOD’S CANDY KITCHEN HAMILTON’S BUTTER STORE 39 Economy Market. Firet Avenue Entrance. BUTTER 48¢ Lb., 2 Lbs. 95 Creamery Fancy Local Ranch Eggs, 63¢ doz EGGS Guaranteed Storage Eggs, 38¢ doz. 2 Dozen T5e ruil CHEESE 24¢ Lb. tir. ‘stcsined tienes, 300 Pint Cream YAKIMA 1K Butter 10ch With every 50c purchase of our Best Butter 17 Lower Floor, Pik: 26 Lower Fleer, Me: ™. All Day day Economy Market Have Luncheon Tomorrow at The Parrot Tea Room Cozy and Comfortable. Things to Eat. All Home Cooned, 51 Lower Floor Pike Pl. Mkt, Union House Big Bargains in MEATS at the New Market Just Opening Washington Ye Olde English Bakery Pike Pince M =~ g Lower Floor— Pork Pies Daily Good Luck (special), Ib . BIe SATURDAY Home-Made Bread a Specialty Buttercup, Ib., 88¢; 3 Ibe. ....... .95e Cakes and Fancies Made to Order © Armour's Silver Churn, 35¢; 8 Ibs. $1 Try Our Scones and Muffins Crumpeta QUALITY MEATS at Wholesale Prices go ECO Jones’ Meat Co.f0) Da! Stalls 45-4647—Economy Market MAS BOUGHT STITHAM “** you “"" A BEAR Of a Turkey. Order It Saturday, When You Buy His Other Specials ONOMY TIST 100 FINE FRESH HENS AT 25¢ PER POUND DR. MORGAN 50 AT 35¢ PER POUND Lower Floor Room 15 Main 4039 Nice Pot Roast, Ib, 124%¢ to 15¢@ | Corned Beef, Ib --12%¢ Holling Beet, Ib. 10K%¢ Salt Pork, Ib --25¢ BUTTER53c P Round Steak, 1 17% | Pork Roast, tb 25¢ | Good Creamery Butter, Ib. 50¢ ‘otatoes ....... $1.60 Sirloin Steak, 1 17%4¢@ | Beet Liver, Ib. . 10¢ OLEOMARGARIN Per 100 Ibe. delivered. T-Bone Steak, Ib. ‘17%4@ | Beet Heart, Ib. 20¢ | acca Luck, Marigold, Switts ....$1.00 Up Dandy Hamburger, 2 Ibs. 25¢ | Beef Tongue, Ib. 18¢ Premium and Glendale Por Box, delivered. Eggs, Cheese, Honey, Ete. STALL 56, ECONOMY MARKET Yakima Fruit Store o 1 and &, Pike & ace Market Lower Economy Grocery E35 Beonomy Market “WEEK SPECIALS Lower Floor SOY BEANS, 4 ibs. 25c; 18 lbs. $1.00 STALL PIKE PLACE MARKET LOWER FLOOR SHOE-TERIA NO. 1 a“ i Pike Place Market, Near Sugar Stall. Choice Lima Beans, Ib 18e Pink or Speckled Beans, Ib, 100 SUN Asp SEEDED RAISINS, 3 Ibs. Spices, including Sage, Nutmeg or C innamon, ry for 20c Home-made Mince Meat, 15¢ ib. Extracts, size, 8 for 2 Ibs. extra fine Now Fi +350 cy Walnuts, se iiies Hawallan Pineapple, ige. can dee ew Brazil Nut Pure Table Syrup, bulk, gal...000 Karo Syrup, gal. can .- Offers for Saturday Savings in Shoes for Men, Boys, Women and Children the Following Items: On EVERY PAIR you buy you save from 30¢ to $3 1b, Ib. Men’s All-Leather Shoes, a regular $6.50 Shoe, Sat- ; Re mae a urday’s saving price .... .$4.40 on OE Women’s Black Vici Kid and Gunmetal Shoes, in all Searchlight | Maiches 206 sizes, and a regular $5.00 yalue. Saturday ng | ONE REET Teer OC: Oe Lc Or .80 FREE CAN Boys’ Good Wear Solid Leather Shoes. Saturday sav- KLEAN CLEANSER ar eer renin. Maciartr mend. $2.40 iesiaprinae ee can Kare French Prunes, & Ibs. Large No Rolled Oats, Pat can Hominy 4 Ibs. for .. Alaska Herring, lar 4 for Y, to 2; a shoe $2.40 Large can Choice Plums |.) .11e Cottage brind Alaska Salmon, tall cana, 2 fo ise A Special Vici Kid Girls Shoe, sizes 12 value at $3.50. Saturday’s saving price. TRY Macaroni, elbow cud,’ white, | Boneless ‘Codfish, / Bpaghetti, Mac saroni, Creamettes 1be r Oats, 2 for: or Vermicelli, 3 f Be | + large ... € 1 Hard w he at , aN: * | FLOUR & When at the Market on Saturday and Save on Shoes. Whole Wheat, Graham or Patent Flour, Corn O11 (have you tried 1t?) FREE! TALL CAN B 10 sack nse sche eae $1.75 gal, 25e pt.’ (bring’ bottle) RDEN'S MILK with each pound of jen Sunrise 380 Coffee Pike Place Mark: near Sugar Stall yck Friday morning aboard the|who was aboard, the Mariposa when)dren, These were placed in life} The Jefferson was due in Seattle amer Jefferson she struck a reéf, said that the ac-|boats first and transferred to boats| Thursday night, but owing to heavy Approximately 140 of the Mari.[¢ident did pot create any great which responded to the Mariposa’s| fogs, the vessel traveled under the a's passenger list w aboard|@mount of excitement messages for help slow bell Jefferson, Others are arriving) “verything was very orderly,” he Both the members of the crew 6 Are you looking fo yer in pr on other vensels. said, “the men went quietly about/and the men passengers were con-| | ticle? Use Star w de. Joe Morris, rounding up the women and chil-|#iderate of the women especially.” an Anchorage miner,