The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 25, 1918, Page 13

kinds of sack Co. Floor, Me 25e¢ Beans STAR—FRIDAY, JANUARY 25, 1918. PAGE 13 Cestnme Economy's Contribution—The hostess gown, ene of Mother Necessity’s wartime inventions, and its valuable a the adaptable, ‘Getachable accessory after the fact. NEW YORK, Jan, 25.—You could} call the hostess gown one of | war's horrors, could you’ Hardly! ‘The three delectable frocks pic Relief From Eczema ||| worry about eczema or other troubles. You can have a clear Realthy skin by using a little remo, | @dtained at any drug store for 350, ‘OF extra large bottle at $1.00 Zemo generally removes pimples, Blackheads, blotches, eczema and Fingworm and makes the skin clear ‘and healthy. Zemo is a clean, pene - lever seen appear on opera evenings. “lof white brocaded velvet, with band. a DENTISTRY = DR. P. L. AUSTIN, Pres. the largeat up-to-date denta! offices in SUGaE aera 4 Ibs. Extra Fancy Banzal Rice | Complying with the regu on sugar, minimum price. at our expense. Pe matter wi tured here are types of one of the;and a conception, which, even with most popular of wartime fashions. any additions or subtractions The hostess gown i an example beth to of clothes conservation—not {n ma- terial, but In fitting the same cos time for two or more social uses. And with the coming of adaptable | ¥elvet. skilifull Accessories in the way of trains and | West. with : sleeves, the hostess gown becomes | *teves.” and almost as much of a heart-warming | duble “ind companion as the serge frock—a| Th? * out is sulted Jevening social functions. the new afternoon and This frock lin built of the richest black panne y draped about the the ever becoming “ange! dove-tall most Interesting of the three. In its pletured form, it n evening gown desired elaboration being added by the scart-aleeves of sequin embroidered chiffon, The Mowing scarts are ened to the shoulder straps of the gown proper and to the arma by thyee bands of sequins and beads. Wher tached, the simple hostess gown re the sleeves are de gown is perhaps the Gress suitable for afternoons at| home, for formal dinners, and even | for opera wear Opera, by the way, ts almost the sole representative of the once long Ust of formal social affairs in New York, and the onty elaborate totlettes The frock pictured on the left is ‘Money in Plan of U. BY MILTON ee or Our eee ee es, ings of skunk fur. There ts « nar row girdle of the self-matertal, with sash ends of white, Ddiack-tipped chenille fringe. The slender double train hangs from the waist line in the back, and is detachable. In the center is one of the original types of hostess gown, a charming thing for the woman of good figure, FREE TO A New Howe Cure Thet Anyone Can Use Withent Discomfort or Lees “I know,” said Senator or naga “that many people think the govern ment has done a big thing tn arrang- ing for insurance for its soldiers. a Be IR well Mllagerred ‘ “ companies and others show widows | ethine, you Should wend forse free | and orphans are often soon fleeced — po tig yy en | te cir little insurance money by bad | For or speedily eat it up. wa Geukia. ie, eae you| “My bill would gear up right with arSined should relleve you promptly. |the soldiers’ ineurance bill. What better provision could be made for hundreds of women, widowed by the We have ¢ New Method Sere Asthma, and we want you to it nether We especially want to send nose apparently . 'o all forms of tmhalers, douches, opium vreparations fumes. “patent a ete, have falled. on want to show everyone this new met hod HN difficult breath- jecosing, and all re xyems et ence and f, insurance money in a little farm ey = ia | where they could be independent and | jesigned poor sections of the cities? Help Widows Invest Inte s tree ater te too trenortant te| “The first step, according to my oon a ringle, day. Write now | program, would be a board of admin. | f once. | istration of rural colonies: coupes | make a survey of all lands available tor farming colonies. There are In-| | dian reservation lands that could be| Send no Be Rimply m below. Do It Today. PREF ASTHMA CoUrON FRONTIER ASTHMA CO. Room nos Magara and Hudson Sts, " geal ‘oust of your method eany ov Mail Orders Seltetted. ers Piano Exe! ,. ind Ave. Wi HOLESALE~SOSCS™C~S~S~S PRICES AT RETAIL 3 Ibs. Extra Fancy Head Mice | 2 é| 6 bars Lenox Soap .. .25¢ ations of | the Federal Food ‘Administration, we refrain from giving quotations but shall hereafter endeavor to supply all the legitimate requirements of our customers at a RED SEAL GROCERY—Annex 4 Ibs. Rest Japan Rice 4 Ibs. Best Rolled Oats . 3 pkgs. Macaroni 25¢ 25¢ 25¢ 3 pkgs. Quaker Corn Flakes 25¢ / Sun Produce Co. ‘ANCY EATING APPLES $1.55 Per Box FREE DELIVERY 6 boxes Searchlight Matches 35¢ | 2 cans Silver Shield Oysters 25¢ | 3 sacks Salt 10¢ | 4 Ibs. Sweet Potatoes | No. 1 Soft Shell Almonds or 15 ibs. Yakima Spuds Walnuts, tb....---e+e0e+4BB@ | 100 Ibe. Elliott Fish Co. Salis 5.16 Fresh Cooked Dungeness Crabs 15¢ ; 2 tor 25¢ 20¢ ; 7 for B5¢ Extra Large, 26¢ Columbia River Smelt, Ib Local Herring, Ib. .....+ Opposite Sugar Stall Specialize on Finest Blends of Coftes -10¢ 300 20c to 40c Ib. STONG’S 7-Day Sale 2 lbs. White Navy Beans . 3 Ib. can Hills’ Coffee . ++e+-20@| 4 cans Dutch Cleanser .. -25¢ 2 large cans Carnation Milk Any one of above articles with 25¢ Carnation Milk, Sc Ib. ean ¢ ie can Wen lhe Shredded Wheat Biscult lke pkg. Albers or Quaker Oat Fineat Whi § Ibs. Soy. bse ib, can M. J fhe jar Pure Ktrained Hone: $b. sack yellow Corn M hg a case . ittard’s Cocoa - S585 5 ase | purchase, excluding flour, milk, sugar afd the above and below specials. 25e can Del Monte Asparagus 28e 20¢ can Happy Home Corn 200 cans Peas 20¢ cans Soli toes Oc cans String Beans . -lb. can Lipton’s Tea . 4 Ibs. Fine Potatoes ... On sale Wednenday, Jan. 20. 2 sae Minced Clams . lobe eg. 20-0” Core, ‘or ‘Gio Btarch «+. 2 26¢ Del Mon’ 12%e New Seeded Raisins . 2 Ibs. Wine Head Rice . lhe pkg. Cox Gelatine Fine Shredded Cocoanut, Ib. 6 large rolls Toilet Paper 3 Ibs. Choice New Prunes . 4 boxes Searchlight M 4 pkes. Corn Flakes 500 at. Queen Olives 4 cans Oll Sardines 20¢ Ground Chocolate, Tb. 2 pkgs. Creamettes . war, than to help them Invest their | &nd moved to town when their hue! raise their children away from the| It would | | country of all hoofed animals. Invest War Widows’ Farms, Is S. Senator! purchased, and railroad lands. Many big landholders would also be willing to well. “It would be part of the boart's Dusineas to see whether farming was practicable on the lands offered. My idea, too, is to settle people not on | wee farms widely separated. We don’t want people to be lonely. The ve | eae would be to have rural com- munities euch as abound tn Quebec, | where the French Canadians live in | villages, and their farma radiate out from the villages: Thus they have & cormmunity life, with their church, their school, thelr shops. “Many soldiers are used to farm | work. ‘They may return from the war too crippled to take jobs in the city and yet be able, with the aid of their children, to run farms of from 10 to 40 acres. The same applies to the widows of soldiers Many women were rained on farms} bands got jobs there. They aro al} ways anxious to get back to the free| of the country. They can live better out there on less money and keep their families together, instead of being compelied to go to work and leave their children alone. “There is another angle—the ques: | tion of the national food supply. If) we can get many email farms going, | | we increase our farm products and the supply of meat, cattle and! horses. The war is denuding the Sat j tle are being killed because of the | high prices of meat and hides. Men | are scouring the country for horses hod use by artillery and cavalry. Only by increasing our farms can we increase our cattle supply | “My idea would not be to Invest all a war widow's money in the farm. She would buy the farm on |20 years’ time and make no pa jments for the first two or three years, This would enable her to live on her insurance money and use it] | in butiding her home and buying ag ricultural implements “War always leaves a trail of suf. fering. Sending people back to the land will lessen it.” | Heads Are for” ay | she's not one of the op | pressed in war-torn Burope. | She's an old Dutch woman, living | near Salt Lake City, Utah, who still | believes the only way to transport field burdens is on the hend. wis were made for that pu she says. ALL MARKETS CLOSE SATURDAY AT 7 P. M. WE cUT THE COST OF LIVING 8. 0. Rodman Dawson’ Meat Co. -- Stall 116, Corner Market Opposite Green's Batter Store We can’t begin to enumerate all our Spectals for Saturday, but can promise you some rea! argoins on the folowing Fine Fat Jack Rabbits Thick, red, juicy Steaks Own Home-cured Bacon Steer Pot Roasts Club Sausage aves Spar ™ 7 $56) Fresh Ranch EGGS | EGGS 40c Du. 25 ¢ Fancy Jersey | Guaranteed BUTTER 49c Lb. |07°™ Margarine 32c | (19¢ | heey Full Cream None to Dealers, CHEESE. .. . Remular 260 COFFERS Iba, for BS¢. Please Shop Karty Green’s Butter Store WE SAVE YOU MONEY Main Floor Corner Market Stalls 102-103 CORNER PUBLIC MARKET Northwest Corner FIRST AND PIKE COFFEE—We BLEND and ROAST It Here Arcadia | The Coffee That Satixfies, A Choicest Blend Coffee, 2 Lom. for 65¢ 2 Ibe. for 45¢ 4 The Baking Powder that's pure Carnation 7° ei ine tne sour” 2Oc Ib, THESE SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY ONLY. Seattle Tea & Coffee Co. “isencr‘utua” oven CHeamery Butter 50¢ ™- Ca LX.L. Soups | Milk 2for25¢|3 cans 25c| "soccan™ FREE! A PAPER SHOPPING BAG FREE with a 60c purchase, Butter and Milk excluded Holland American Delicatessen U7.2' mac MEATS at MURRA ALWAYS COST LESS because we sei] so much that we are not Presmagari= to make a fancy profit on each sale. Mra Wea Co, Wasing Mat No. 2 Madrona PIKE PLACE Als) ECONOMY 1D METS. CuMCK PKGS, Sawer Stall Peomemy unt LC Ze after 7 p.m Saturdays re ae 27¢ Pewetta. Faber's Rest each. Good Cooking va POTATORS Back’ Delivered 2, Yakima Fruit Store ECONOMY GROCERY == my Market OUR EVERY-DAY PRICES” Sy Bama Spm 3 2 pane. $1.00 Small White Nevy Deana Ib 18e | Asparagus per cam. Liwa Beans, 2 ibs, for Ripe Olives, can. ya Beans, 2 lon for, Tomatoes, can fornia Pink Beana, § ibe Fancy Split Te Ta. Brasil Nuts, |b. Fine Granulated Standart white DOWN ugar Overy Day at Sugar Stalls 7 Lewer Hieer, Mii Banta Clara Prunes, 3 toa Orchard Run Prunes, 10 1) Libby's Beeta, large cans. Cracked Hominy, 4 Iba. Strawberry Jam, large SUN ‘MAID ‘RAISINS, 2 POUNDS ... 25-1b, box, for one week only, $2.28. California Table Queen Rice, | Clean Easy Somp, 5 bara......28¢ 3 for tps Pepe New Orleans Molasses, can. 100 i. Soda, large pk | Table salt, Seacks. ow ts pibereret | =| © Italian Freae, Rew | Ceylon Java Breakfast Tee Ad LEBT COFFEE! Hot Peanuts, Ib....15¢ : 40c Supreme Blend Coffee, 114 Ibs, 50¢; 8 Ibs. $1.00; 4 oe LANTATION RUN CO Pri, 17¢ Ib; 11% Ibs........25¢ Pure Cocoa or Chocolate, 25¢ Ib.; 2 Ibs. 45¢; 3 ibs. 656 M. A. HANSEN rm svecce inesace” COFFEE Assortes tant-roties Demonstration | CHOCOLATES 30° bb. All Flavors . See your Coffee roasted, then drink Old-Fashioned Molasses son ng = Se oes Black Walnut Cuts), 2OC WILSON & LUCKHURST, Coffee Roasters, Mfg. ood Candy Co, e 1501 Pike Placo—On Corner Stalls 6041 Economy Market Lower Floor Liberty Delicatessen Migh Grade Hest Orange Mar- malade, per Ib. 20c YUKON MEAT C Lots of Union Meats and Union Butchers 20¢, 22¢ Salt Pork, Ib. And Many Other Good Speciale Sirloin Steak, Ib. A REAL BARGAIN 2-Lb. Loaf BUTTER of our “None Better” Fresh Bread 15c| ,"* Mild and MRS. PFEFFER'S BAKERY is Fen Ave Sharp Cheese 1, Sanitary Market Lower Floor, Sanitary Market Thompson’s Market Stall 26 Sanitary Market—Lower Floor Elliott 2336 Fair to Organized Labor Soup Meat, Ib. -6¢ | Salt Side Pork, Pot Roasts, Ib. -10¢- re Sirloin Steaks, lb. .22i¢¢ Fresh dressed ese yy Veal Cutlets, ib. pound .... ¢ Club Sausage, Ib Hamburger, Ib. . Pork Roasts, lb. . ees Country Sausage, ib, ABS T lb... .35¢ 12c STALL 44—ECONOMY MARKET $1.60 | APPLES SINITARY PUBLIC MARKET LAMPS t7e Beat New Edison Mazda SUGAR STALLS Every Day EVERY DAY peal arew a’ M. and All Day Saturday. Big Cup Manning’s Best Coffee 5c ‘We also serve Sandwiches, Cake, Doughnuts and Ice Cream. 9-70 Pike PL Mkt, Ft. of Incline HAMILTON’S BUTTER STORE Stall 39 Economy Market, 1427 First Ave. ROGERS’ Fresh Ground PRANUT BUTTER, Pound..........19@ Butter, Ib.. Creamery Butter, Ib.. Guaranteed Strietiy Fresh Fancy Local Ranch Eggs, 55¢ dozen OLEOMARGARINE SPECIALS Swift's Snowflake Armour’s Oleo Jelke’s Good Lack S5¢—2 Ibe $1.00 | 829-3 ie 959 sT7¢m . Mt. Vernon Milk, 12c can Tunas Cheese, 27c ih WHY PAY MORE? Please Shop Earty We Closest 7 P. STITHAM MARKET suns Lewer Floor—PIKE PLACE MARKET—Phene Main 6349 UNION MEATS UNION BUTCHERS Pot Roasts, Ib...15¢-17¢ | Shoulder Pork Roasts, Rolled Rib Roasts, lb.24¢ | pound ....... Boiling Beef,. .12 -15¢ | Lan P Pork Corned Beef. ..1214¢-15¢ | ___ pound ........ Round and Sirloin Steaks, | Pork Sausage, lIb.... und ...... 22¢ | Hamburger, |b. -.... me Steaks, Ib....22¢ | Good Bacon, lb. * --33¢ Small Hams, half or whole, pound........... FAIR TO ORGANIZED LABOR PURE APPLE CIDER At Hamlin’s Cider Mill Fermerty Leeated ta err 2 — and Other Markets for. ven NEW LOCATION—ECONOMY MARKET First and Pike, Lower Fleer, North Front, en Incline, Open Sundays MY CIDER MADE FRESH DAILY Wholesale and Retail Get the Pike Place Fruit Exchange. 45 [its,Piscc amt “NON-EGG™ | f TRY IT IN PLACE OF Box Delivered. ana 3 lower Fisor ECONOMY MARK; DENTIST DR. MORGAN Room 15 Main 4039 Aris” $1.25 and up per box, delivered. Onions, 4 Ths. ........0000- LOG Fancy Lemons, dos. ........20¢ L. Stern Stall 10A, Lower Fleor Sanitary Mkt, Philadelphia Fish | Co. Crabs, Oyste Oysters, Fresh F Fish GOEBEL Gash Grocer Stall 45—Sanitary Market—Lower Floor—Stall 45 CLOSING OUT! CLOSING OUT! The war in food prices vibrates these whole United States every day in the week. Mr. Hoover is General-in-Chief of the forces of the real patriotic merchants, and we are now going before him for dee- gration for bravery in the field. We have captured the public by THESE ARE THE GUNS WE USE! 6 bars Laundry Soap Large Del Monte Cats Cottolene, medium size . No. 6 pail Pure Lard 2 cans high grade Peaches Large can Pears . 2 cans Sauerkraut , Sexona Mush (it's ood), pkes. 2 cans Hominy 3 Ibe. now Swedish Pens Bulk Chocol Molasses, per can cans Asparagus Price's Raking Powde! 3-plate Maggi Soup Gorn Flakes, Der, pic (They are delicious. a. Corn Starch, p) PE gind fF rato t's Blue Ribbon T. (Cheaper and better than fresh.) See a aine, are Pee ider, with @ tang . Huntley's Vegetarian Goods at | Tuna Fish 13e, 10% dicount. 4 tbs. Sma. 350 can Olive Oil .. ise imported Pimeni ‘ We are doing this every day in the week in small or large quan- tities, All goods are guaranteed. ihebecchssunnes” 1st