The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 7, 1917, Page 10

“Swift's Premium” Oleomargarine SEATTLE W. R. Brehm, Public Mkt, Grocery, 1505 Pike Place Zoble Grocery Co, Stall 105, Westlake Market James Scovatto Stall 48, South End Market Morris Williams Stall 96, Corner Market T. C. Williams Stall 25, Economy Market Holland-American Delicatessen Stall A, Corner Market Cc. F. Neilsen Stall 28, White Market Samuel Irvine Stall 129, Westlake Market C. W. Treve Stall 81, Pike Place Market Bros. 1511 Pike Place Market Cole & Haraden Stall 12, Pike Place Market H. E. Jones Boston Market, 118 Pike St. 18th Ave. and East Union St. F. B. Hullette Mth Ave. and East Union St. T. Mimbu Bellevue Ave. and Pine St. H. Fritschie, High School Market 717 East Pike St. Z. V. Decker 1814 19th Ave. Stavig Bros. Mth Ave. and East Madison St. Broadway L, M. Newman & Co. 320Rast Pike St. Star Grocery Co. 23rd Ave. and Jackson St. ao “ Ave. and College St. Johnson & Johnson A 300 Rainier Ava 4700 Ave. & Elmer Olson 5607 Rainier Ave. John Anderson $723 14th Ave. 8, G. A. Seldomridge 5920 Rainier Ave. J. H. Elston 1th Ave. 8. and Cloverdale F. L. Hiedrick & Co, Eighth Ave. 8. and Adams St Bee, Hive Cash Grocery 5350 Ballard A: E. A. Ohman“ Vent 70th St. and 28th Ave. N. Park Grocery sete tii est 67th Bt. and 20th Ave. N. W. L Mattson ve. Ww. est 70th Mt. snd 14th Ave. N. Ww. Hansen & Ackerlund a St. and 20th Ave N. E. Fuglede Pen 5405 20th Ave. N. W. G. W. Price 6551 Jones Ave. Wild Rose Grocery 2435 Seventh Ave. W. T. A. Edwards 2123 Queen Anne Ave, G. S. De Bruler Sixth Ave W. and Creckets St, James Harvey 2623 First Ave, 1224 Howell St. Salmon Bay Grocery West 67th St. and 24th Ave, N. W. J. A. Lee 85th St. and 15th Ave. N. W. 0. E. Severson 5006 First Ave. N. W. E. C. Thaden 3540 Wallingtord Ave, E. Berrisford 5269 14th Ave. N. F McCoy & Son 526 15th Ave. 'N. A. H. Frazier 65th St. and 10th Ave. N. E, C. A, Gulbrandsen : 219 Kilbourne Ave® Snow & Son 207 Kilbourne Ave, RT any and Ave Hiram Lindsey 4338 14th Ave. M. B, R. J. Clair 5268 14th Ave. N. A. Moore 5623 14th Ave, N. B. Swifts Premium SEATTLE J. W. Aue 301 Kast 65th 8¢, S. Whittier 3900 Linden Ave. Lindros & Nelson 424 North Broadway Swartout & Hoag 3809 Brooklyn Ave. TACOMA A. E. Dahlin 1118 Pacific Ava N. M. Sonensen 1005 Pacific Ava, Lee Wise 1144 Pacific Ava McLean Bros. 1525 Pacific Ave H. J. Marx A. A. Duenwald 1108 Broadway Kopf & Kilmer 1126 Market St. Fred Schneeburger 2716 North fist 8¢. R. P. G. Carver 2411 North 30th 84, EVERETT Morton & Brace 3202 Broadway Colby Grocery Co. 23ed and Colby Cow Butter Store Hewitt and Hoyt Edsbery Grocery Co. Smout Grocery Co. 3531 Colby Ave, J. C. Sovde 3419 Everett Ave. Wilds, Metzger & Requa Maple Wold Bros. & Westlund 1902 Broadway Farm Products Association California and Lombard Meadow Moor Dairy 1918 Hewitt Ave. A. Stalberg 2431 Rockefeller Everett Co-Operative Society 2933 Broadway BELLINGHAM Sweet Grocery Co. Empire Meat and Grocery Co. Ennen & Goodman Co. 0. E. Plumb Nordstrom & Son X. S. Byron Nels Anderson Joseph Ederer Brown & Cole Fischer & Isaacs J. W. Braner H. D. Holeombe J. C. Van Liew East End Grocery A. L. Stenvig Siegel Bros. RENTON Jas. Martin W. C. D. Edwards Joseph Covey Will Tonkin J. 8. Tonkin Mrs, E. Irr H. L. Fuller AUBURN R. Larberg Dunham Mercantile Ce. West & Frondorf KENT—Berlin Bros, L. V. Moll Rice & Coble ENUMCLAW—Swift & Co. |OrderaPound Carton Today SWIFT & COMPANY U.S. Z STAR—FRIDAY, DFC, 7, 1917. PAGE 10 WRESTLERS WILL BE PUT TO TEST al Notice to Wrestlers! day evening, at §:2 Hippodrome, raville M sua lecture and © gyroscope, It weighs only 24 pounds, yet It throws & man weighing 165 pounds. You are invited to come up on the stage and test your skill against a little machine, It te light and easy to handle when not riled, but, Hke many Americans, when thelr blood in thoroly arouned, it in nome fighter In addition to this demonstration, Professor Wood, the inventor of t “torpedo with ears,” will also show how this wonderfully human torpedo works. The Star tobacco fund will receive 40 per cent of the proceeds THAT WILL SATISFY AT A PRICE THAT WILL SURPRISE YOU Union Made Wash. Kay Sh fea WOMEN FIGHT POVERTY “JUST TO BE NEAR HIM” Stal! Correspondent CAMP LEWIS, Tacoma, Dec. tardust to be near him!” There is a pathos in that Httle remark that oftimes escapes one who hears it for the first time, Sometimes one hears it, or overhears it, in an auto bas on the way to or from Camp Lewis and Tacoma, Sometimes it's in the little store at Dupont, bg powder works town across tracks from Camp Lewis, Mut, wherever it is heard, It means | that Cupid has been folled by Mare It ts difficult to say how many wom | on are living in Tacoma, or in the | little towns near Camp Lowts, “juét! to be near him.” Fights Her Own Battles There is one woman who in very sick. She must soon go to the how patel enileted because an aged grandfa ther, veteran of the civil war, urged him to do #0, and thus avoid the traft. ‘That was before it became "apt 11, the Varragut, known that married cnen would be | exempted. She is barely able t make a living tn Tacoma, because of or illness, bot she won't go home her family because she © near h ‘There is another woman, a prom : in Detroit, wh nt to be “n wants t "and he ts ng two we in quarantine fe al mening! Some Have Children Two women are spending 20 da the Taooma jail becaune they to frugs to husbands > had bee irug weers in civilian life. They came from Los Angeles to “be near him. Every avaliable roon tn Dupont is occupied by officers’ wives, and some wives of enlisted men, who “couldn't bear to be away from him.” Despite the president's decision ¢ have a single army, there are hun dreds of men there with wives, and sometimes children. 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