The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 18, 1918, Page 12

Special Factory Purchase Offering = ¢Of—— a 000 pairs women's and girls’ patent kid, viei kid «nd calfs cin but ton and lace Shoes for .creet, school and dress wear, Pra Ny all Goodyear welts and turn soles. 1,000 ee Sete n's work and Shoes, all of them stay se styles that have. ie Per Pair This is not a clearance sale of old styles and badly broken lines; bu a special offering through the arrange ment of our Boston wholeszle house of some splendid staple shoes. all at pre-war prices, Ex changes and returns will be allowed as usual within our time limit of 7 days. Don't overlook this opportunity of stocking up at old-time prices. ie apex SAMPL SHOE sHOP mnerved In Ow Sep Second Ploar Fite] Bldg, Second Mall Order Customers Please Add Se on These Items to Cover Parcel Post Charges MEZE YOUNGEST BRIDE DOES [tested against teing sent to the de NOT CARE FOR SCHOOL | 0% home here. Decause she is a CLEVELAND, ©. Jan, 15.—-Mrajno right to treet her as a child just ror Millie Griseman Petitto, Objio's| because she had played “hookey” youngest bride, whose age is any-| from school. where from 10 to 16, stood on her Seana aeeteeeneieneeeeeee |seacial Ggnity and venewentiy oe! HE WANTED BEER WITH Lodge Cafe Fourth—Westlake—Pine Cabaret—Dancing World's Largest Dry Cabaret TROUBLE ‘&@ mere after-dinner tablet, but stomach medicine, formulated instant relief to severe cases or long standing. Try it convinced. Sold and guaran: | with the foam on the bottom.” | “Don't serve it that way.” “A ‘horse's neck,’ then.” “Thie is a saloon, not a stable.” Crash! Plat wa window Bang! bang revolver Proprietor told the police. “But I be Heve he cut his foot when he kicked the window. I wouldn't have missed [him if T hadn't been flabbergasted Elliott 2700 Two gasoline fishing schooners, the Dolphin and Betty, sailed from Seattle Thursday for Alaska waters. | where they will spend the spring and |eurnmmer. These veesels are the first | to set forth for Northern wa! season. RECIPE TO DARKEN GRAY HAIR A Cincinnati Barber Tells How to Make a Remedy for Gray Hair ‘This market will close at 7 P.M. every Satarday night until further notice. Every other weekday this market will be open from 8 A. M. until 6 P. M. Prices and Quality Count We have combined the two and give our patrons the best meats at lowest prices. EXTRA SPECIALS SATURDAY In all Meats, Fresh and Smoked. We make our own Sausage. Independent Packing Co. PHONE ELLIOTT 1625 South End Delicatessen oe on Cheese, 55c | ig oped Cheese, 65c All Kinds of Sausage and Lunch Meats of Best Quality. SUGAR 23 '*: $1.00 48 and 49 Mr. Frank Harbaugh, of Cincin nati, O., who has been a barber for the following statement Any one can prepare a simple it soft and glossy. To a half-pint of small box of Barbo Compound and \ ounce glycerine. These ingredients very little cost. Apply to the hair twice a week until the desired shade |is obtained. This will make a gray aired person look twei years }younger. It does not color the scalp, in not sticky or greasy, and | does not rub off EVERY MOTHER EVERY DAUGHTER NEEDS IRON AT TIMES To put strength into her nerves diM’S BIG BUTTER STORE, 8 Rest Jersey Butter, tb... 54¢ ‘ull Cream Cheese, 2 Ibs, 55¢ Milk, 2 big cans.... she sat Grade Cocoa, Ib 30¢ 2 QUALITY COUNTS FISH SECTION FRUIT SECTION Lemons, 2 dozen Smelt ‘Onions, & Ibs Ling Cod. he 4 Bonenas, 4 ‘ae | Catfish, 2 i ¥ 1 the and color into her cheeks. Apples, box $1.25 | Fresh Crabs, 2 for. 21.1. late Farmers’ Market Fresh Meats Direct from the Ranch Prices Are the Lowest f= Aniersor’s for Sale Buyers == Be Patriotic—Buy Just What You Need! 4 Pure Cane Sugar, $1. 00 see Whole Salmon, 136 25c per rench Trranes, 106 " $2.50 25c 4 y fferent Va- racticn with wy eed surprising 23c I em $1.15 | ore nuns Free cane nin imi 1 @ | ESE tee" 2B e ‘The Store That's Got the Goods. Phone Elliott 185 CAay doctors pre- iron — Ni Tron. HELP! EDITORS wife, she declared that the law had FOAM ON THE BOTTOM KANSAS CITY, Jan. 14.—“Beer, STAR—FRIDAY, JANUARY 18, 1918, PAGE 12 Westlake Public Market SWAMPED WITH WAR MATERIAL Caweht in a flood of patriotic lt erature And no waste basket In the world large enough to drain off the over flow r in the ponition of state ed itors as pletured at the Friday se Jon of the Washington Newspaper netitute at the university ussion of a pelley for dealing with read) matter conteivuted b: government bureaus and patriot ined affair of nine and nine members planned to attend 106 Aids in the ¢ try Press’ wa whe thet of ther sits to Seattle from Camp "To Make Sky Real Hot for the Huns’ mixta, you ought to be able to div tingui#h the soap maker from the ng! Saloonkeeper's } | “He got away.” Jacob Cohn, the! by that order for beer upside down.” | }ed as a this more than forty years, recently made | |QUARANTINE ATTACK mixture at home, at very little cost, | that will darken gray hair, and make | water add one ounce bay rum, a! can be bought at any drug store at| jehureh, of Seattie gunsmith ata glance. Very weil One guess as to what these miid looking Russians are? You're right—the soap makers don't get their pictures in the papers these days, Mr. and Mra. Alexis Yakov loft have perfected what t is the most deadly anti-aircrs ever made They have come to America to offer it to the U. S. government Yakovioff served three years in the Ruse arty, and his wife was wound ted Cross nurse on the Rus sian front FUSHIMI MARU IS NOW IN ORIENTAL SERVICE The Fushimi Maru, which will clear from this port soon, marks an increase in the Seattle Oriental serv ice and the inauguration of the thru |recular service to Manila and Hong kong. The Fushicni is the first Nip- pon Yusen Kaisha liner to be from the on @ transp FAILS IN HIGH COURT Seattle's scientific clean-up proced ure of interning women suffering from vice diseases and treating them has withstood the rapid-fire attacks in the courts made by attorneys for victima The state supre-ne court Thursday 4 hat ning Superior Judge Mackin towh here de nus as corpus applications |STOP DYNAMITE BOX ON WAY TO GOVERNOR]: SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 18—A package, containing several sticks of dynamite, and addressed to Gov, Wm. D. Stevens, at his Sacramento man sion, was intercepted at the ferry | building here Thursday, it was learn. ed. Insufficient postage led to the discovery of the contents of the par-| LLOYD GEORGE’S SON COMING TO AMERICA LIVERPOOL, Jan, 18.—Maj, Rich ard Lioyd George, son of the British premier, will to America with Karl Reading, high commissioner to the United States, according to the) prejudice. Post OBEY ECONOMY RULES Pledging that today will see them observing more strictly than ever the economy rules of the natic coun ctl of defense, retailers of the Rai nier valley district m Columbia City. Committees were named to outline the course to be followed CHURCHES JOIN HERE Seattie has the first federated | hair church established It was organize: the union of the F gational and the ¢ an churches. It the Whitman ™ orthwest resbytert » known as Under New Management. FLO UR $2. 70 Poor ngeodbert. ie | ZOBLE “cEr¥,©°. STONG for Another 6 Bars ra pe White Soap.........25¢ Week’s Specials can Ghirardelli’s 5 bars small Ivory Soap Queen Olives, t Home oil Outfit. 6-ounce bottle »-Ib. can Hershey's Molanne 25¢ | 4 box blight hee 25¢ “Cocoa for 4r ke 4 10e pkg. Arm and Hammer Soda Fig Bars, pound. Papa tates 8 og it usc abate . Be Dill Pickles, dozen. . wt 81.50 a eae 12 bottles Rainier Special : Beans 26¢ eoded Raisins 25¢ SSG: . $1.00 us Macaronl Or | Sec quart Queen Olives... Aaa 25¢ Chocolate, ib... 2O@ 25¢ | 20c No. 3 cans Homir 12%e ’ Crescent Baking Power ((ei)] iid. can. Crescent Mapleine, 2-07. bottle --35¢ “BEAT THIS IF YOU Extra fancy Spitzer Stalls 192.34 Li sed Food Pi or Phone Elliott 176 or een 81 s com urveyors. (The prices quoted here are at the ena Extra charge will be made Crisco Large, $1.59 Very best No. 1 Gem or Burbank $1. 75 9 Bars Crystal White Soap CINNAMON & CO. Log Cabin Syrup, small | Gold Dust, Pearline, Nay 4 Be, Patek Dam 38¢ size ‘ .23¢ Powders, 30c size ..27¢ | ‘ + Best Soy Beans... ....269 ce Canis : yrup, “medium | 8 Ibs. M. J. B. Coffee $ Ibe. Japan Rice 25¢ We have 200 Sacks of 5 der for "186 Yakima GemPotatoes zation Mie Seige MG Coes oh cman a8 That We Are Going to Sell Large can Tomatoes 1214¢ Reliance C $1.15 sxc All kinds of Vegetables at wholesale prices. j ne TRADED UNDERWEAR | FOR EATING APPLES CAMP DODGE. from Alabama. tioned at Camp Dodge, are apparently with the intention of getting enough to last them the rest of their lives, accor¢ master records at Camp Dodge One colored lad was sutnmoned be Arm & Hammer § ‘ es 2in-1 Shoe Polish... ..8¢@ 85¢ bx. Soda Crackers 27¢ 2 cans Peas .... -25¢ $1.15 box Soda Crackers Pure Cider, galion. . .. 30¢ for According to our best physiogno- VESTI . Ladies’ Half Soles . T5e poe m oane ; rare cay moe pny a | Rubber Heels ..............40@ The aac’ pared Biscuit or Pancake Flour for St Lower Floor. charged with the of. fense of swapping a brand new suit of government underwear ply of eating apples the 6 below zero temperature. A. Stubbs, proprietor of the Ken- neth hotel, was fined $100 yesterday by Police Judge John B. Gordon, on a charge of conducting a disorderly in the face of NASTY MEDICINES BAD FOR CHILDREN * not often « ¢ are regular and pre gested matter be given to ¢ gently yet lottectively It in sold in drug ‘YOUTH! YOUTH! YOUTH! —The Rest Part of | Why Should It Vanish So Quickly? Woman's Life— Women who a few years Ago scorned the use of face powders or cosmetics, now depend on them to youthful appearance this is equally true of th r hair dark and gloss ast night in| last night in)" Q.ban ts not a dye. prove by trying it on your combings. | Dyes stain them instantly, but Q-ban |has no immediate a delightful toilet requisite | for restoring the natural « wash or rub off or prevent washing or waving the by brushing or combing through the Easily applied Sold by all good druggists every where on a Money-Hack Guarantee. , Fede ran SHOP EARLY Buy During the Forenoon All Markets Close at 7 P. M. Saturday. Btaff Corr CAMP L Indorsemet training © book” plar Best Local Patent UNION ANNEX . General ¥ | | | SUGAR STALL bccecrr hay the eamp Within + books,” ra $5, wilh be parts of t in the bool admission djers at t the canton cans Standard Tomatoes............. in the Lit bars Crystal White Soap |} open with Ibs. | iacst White Navy Beans Gen. Fo > can K. C, Baking 3 der for .. 18¢ 7 bar Toilet Soap. .10¢ ° 25 e 8 Head Ric 7 i 2 large cans Carnation Milk ..20¢ i oo O fie SeEee, BTU, ee $1.00 Hills’ Red Can Coffee LT 806 3 Ib mall White Bean Peng wesaiogren rine = ge : 10¢ ; 3 cans Clam Chowder, 25¢ | 15¢ phe. Shredded eat ¥ t pkg. Cox Gelatine 20¢ 12¢ for ‘ Coft lbe (ania Oe) 1's once cramnioes " One| tats ace pene tea - i Campbell's Soups, can, 10¢ 1 rs or Q on Lamp Chimneys, 3 for 25¢ ans 8 1 Good Brazil Nuts, lb. .18¢ = . fi . pkgs. Jiffy-Jell 25¢ De : va oe poly Oe can Pineapple 1Se¢ 35¢ | Lipton’s : sham Flour $1.30 | No. 60 suck Graham Flour $2.50 Cresceat MAPLEINE ¢ Flour...,$1.45 | No, 50 sack Rye Flour. ...$2.80 nt Postum....23¢ | 4 cans Oil Sardines 25¢ it scent Baking Powder BIG CLEARANCE SALE ON 189% PURE SPUN ALUMINUM. b. enn. ° 25e STONG'S GROCERY, Lower Floor WESTLAKE MARKET Store at Pine t Market GERRISH BROS. | TOKIO Medium, 80c nm Ghirardelll’s Chocolate 1 Bet Game On Seager | he ae LOCAL PATENT FLOUR, 49-lb. sack... ..$2.60 IDAHO FLOUR, 49-Ib. sack........... . $2.45 sack Corn Meal 58e¢ 10 bars Crystal White Soap 45¢ eseeuee Ave ROE eo ve cee's F100 | * hs Se Poem Nee ee rm, can 206 | 2 PkE* Raisins 15e Jell-o, per pkg... ..B¢ 4 pkgs. Uneeda Biscuit Se. nee. Hagemann Corel t-te Save Rolled Oats, 2 Ibs....15¢ SOE i-ws'es eave ee 25¢ 50c bottle Liquid Veneer 15¢ pkg. Nabisco.....13¢ Crescent 99 Coffee 509 Pi for 41¢ Salted Soda Crackers, per 1-Ib. package.....25¢ ja..7¢ package 15¢ Crescent Cream Coffee 1-Ib, can.........400 FROM 9:00 A. M. TO 12 M. Stall 130, OLD DUTCH CLEANSER, can. ..6¢ pevlpesy he 3 CANS MT. VERNON MILK .. .B5¢ Westlake Shoe Repair Two 30¢ PKGS. CITRUS POWDER...... 15¢ Men's Half Soles ........$1.00 Fremont, Green Lake and Mountain View. Css @ (ENTRAL PUBLICMARKET | FIRST AVE. BETWEEN PIKE AND UNION 575. Entrances. First and Second Avenues Our Market Closes at 7 P. M. Saturday | PLEASE SHOP EARLY SATURDAY SPECIALS Help Yourself Grocery Co. | Senttte F ruit & Vegetable Co. ta! wy Heli sche xtra fine, per Ib. rge solid heads, e Campbell's Soups, all varieties, per can 106 | Graham or Whole Wheat Flour, Albers Bros.’ 10-1b, net well bags, each 61¢ Acme Cream Oats, 9-1b, bags S7¢ Rye Flour or e Meal, Albers, 10-Ib. bags...65¢ Tomatoes, California Standard, 2% size cana irapes, Ib. BO¢ ; 2 for 35¢@; No. 2 cans é ° 10¢ Bun Maid Seeded Raisins, 15-08, pkgs ‘s1¢| Farmers’ Vegetable Dept. Sun Maid Ri 5-oz. peks., 2 for 27¢ | Telephone Elliott 719, 2 cans 25¢ | Finest Yakima Burbank Potatoes, 100-Ib bag $1.65 — 5 Al¢; large.....27¢ | Finest Yakima Gem Potatoes, bag nest Yakima Gem Potatoes, 100-Ib mr Te Finest Eastern Early June Peas, No. 1 cans..10¢ -E $2.00 | (FREE I Per dozen $1.17 | Local Potatoes, 15 Ibs. 256 1 Mixed Nuts, best varieties, Ib. 3B¢@; 3 Ibs. 65¢ | sweet Potatoes, 4 Ibs. 25e¢ 4 Finest California Soft Shell Walnuts, Ib. 30¢@ | Dry Onions, Red, 9 It 25e¢ 2 Ibs. for ++++-68€ | Oregon Dry Onions, 7 Ibs. 25¢ = Schepp's Shredded Cocoanut, \-lb. pkg. ... ®¢ | smaii Bolling Onions, 4 Ibs 10¢ 6 Yb. pk. U7@: 1 Ib. 33¢ | Eastern Washington Rutabagas, 3 Ibs 10¢ Crab Meat, New Pack Booth Sardines, 15-02, cans in Toms Japanese, large c: ns... 39 | Local Garden Spinach, per Ib Sauce. | Head Lettuce, each | ‘ spiced or mustard, 2 for 856 | varenips and Galan 2 he Ceretana Health Meal, large pach ..18¢ |" ; fs Hill Cow ty Brand Pure Country § yo. 3% cane B60; No. 5 ane | Lucky Strike Fish Co. | Velva ‘Mo! lasses, small cans 13¢ medium 23¢ | Telephone Elliott 849. Mazola, full pint tin 39¢; quart 57¢; % «al. | Extra large Dungeness Fresh Crabs, each....35’ $2.00 | Medium Dun ness Pr S113; ca h Crabs. 2 for Be Lod CABIN SYRUP | Small Dungeness Fresh eac 10¢ Small, 20¢ Medium, 45¢ Large S7¢@ | Fresh Shelled Clams, yp . 10¢ c Larrowe's Pure New York Buckwheat, 4¥-Ib. | Little Neck Clams in shell, Ib Be Just bag for 44¢; %1b, bag § 10¢ uerk Ceretana or Oatana Pancake Flour, 41b, bags per Ib. 10¢ penal Aunt Jemina Pancake and Buckwheat, 2 pkgs ike for ttles Queen or Stuffed Olives, Premier | Alaska Salt n 10¢ Blaine’ in Off, Ocim brand | Olympia Oysters, pint 60¢ per I i Beef, No. l cans 29¢, No ae Dutch Cleanser, 9 cane. o.oo. Be | Washington Fruit & Vegetable « atbere’ the : vo BBE | Company a mp Heane, sun kiseed 15e¢ | Free Delivery Phone Main 5319 4 Quality Head Rice, 3-1b. Z1¢ | Rest Cooking Ar 65e 1. B. Tree Tea, Japan, Ceylon or English Fancy Eating $1.25 a Breakfast, 8 oz. for 25¢ | Winesap or urge size, dozen 10¢ 3. Coffee. 1b. tins*39 Ibs. | te a da tan can Cutteard hs BEG TAG Bey | eee wre ase | Fancy Whi 25e Central Fruit Stores | Lemons, te ‘ 20¢ Extra Fancy Winesap Apples, 3 dozen... 28¢ | Dey Onions — O15 pine Spitzenderg Apples, 3 *ozen ‘ 25¢ rgeiy + RR eat «nave | Pickles and Dallcsheataal Brazil Nuts, large, 2 Ibs. % B5e — st. ARNALD——Stall EB ene Central Butter Silas pints one C. C. Special Butter, per Ib h2e ase Strictly Fresh Ranch Eggs, per doz...........57¢ | 2 Be Full Cream Cheese, per Ib. +». 28¢@ | Dry Pack Saver Kraut, 2 quarts 2he