The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 8, 1918, Page 5

aOR PRR ae te eee | - Woodhouse-Grundaum Furniture Co., Inc. 416-424 Pike Street WE’LL TRUST YOU UR Credit System has been established for your conventence— long your own Individual es are lower than will ideas be found anywhere Ne JUST YOUR worp 850.00 worth of Homefurnlshing 73.00 100.00 130.00 COLONIAL RANGES Built throughout of ARMCO i. rust resisting and lasting. The Most economical Range to operate made, having no excess tron to | heat, pipes in rear, giving th ire top for cooking purposes | With or without enameled panels; either cabinet style or leg base. “ALL MY LIFE | HAVE WORKED FOR MASSES,” DECLARES OLE HANSON will carry his can nomina for mayor ay evening. He will principal speaker at a , in Dugdale hall, at 8 peakers at the be Thomas F meeting will Kevelle and Edgar ¢ meetings addreased Hansor he talked to the workers . Thursday rge crowd in and earlier in the after before the King Coun lety noon he ap ty Humas All my life,” he said, “I have stood with the masses, All my life I fought for the man who toils. This in not a new attity no sudden change becaus and date. For 20 yoars I have worked and campaigned to make living con: ditions better for the average mon I worked hand in hand with Pres of Labor, with Gompers, with the pro greanive element, out.” At Ward's year in and year hall he named Blectric City,” for, he cont of the water powe is within using distance In @ comparativet he predicted, “every home In Seattle | will be heated by electricity; our great |factories will be run by our food will be cooked by elec |B} We must take ‘ lI opportunity to Hie | | in ¢ wreetown oattle “Th adv of every increase the useful as of our light and power plant land secure the Skagit river power | | nite, or another one equally ax good CITY MUST BE RUN. CO-EDS TO PERFORM | WATER SHUT OFF Junior university co-eds will step @ut behind the footlights Saturday Right, when they put on a benefit Vaudeville in Meany hall. The pro-| ceeds will be turned over to the | fornia ave. Parents’ association, which is send.| W ing Dean Arthur R. Priest to France. | to 5 p. m. Teeth Pulled Without Pain! Teeth Treated Without Pain! Here’s Real Painless Dentistry No more fear of the Dentist’s torture. The most difficult dental operations per- formed here by skilled experts. west of 35th ave. 8. W. of West Kenyon at. from Roosevelt st Nerve-killing is no longer a nerve-racking op- eration when treated by the Boston Dental Com- pany’s specialists. The guarantee of this long- established concern stands back of every state- ment made concerning this work. There no longer is a reason why any one should delay having his or her teeth examined and properly treated. EXAMINATIONS ARE FREE Charges are low and you know them exactly before the work is done. Our operators do not insist on doing work you do not require or which you feel you can- not afford. They tell you just what is needed to place your mouth and teeth in sound, healthy condition. SOUND TEETH MEAN SOUND HEALTH BOSTON DENTAL CO. 1420 Second Ave., Seattle. Opposite Bon Marche —Established 16 years— Water was shut off in the district and south and along Cali ‘Thistle st, Friday, from 9 a m. ON BUSINESS BASIS, Poor business methods practiced by the city of Seattle would ruin any to| Private enterprise in short order, ao cording to Ralph A for mayor, in an address before the laundry workers in the Labor temple, Thursday night. The fact that the city can levy }it to keep gotng, he declared. “Operating the city on a business basis refers to the police as well as |to other departments,” he sald. Take politics out of the police do ‘basin, and | solved.” |GRIFFITHS PUTS THE | EXPENSE ON MAYOR | The mayor of the city can control | the expenses of the city, and It ts his duty to do #0, according to Austin FE. Griffiths, candidate for mayor, in an addreas delivered in the Green Lake branch library, Thursday night MAYOR GILL OPENS PRIMARY CAMPAIGN Before an audience of about 200 |men and women, Mayor Gil! opened | hie campaign for reelection in Co }lumbla last night The mayor re viewed his own public career, and bit |terty attacked Ole Hanson, the only lother candidate he paid any attention | to mt all the police problem ts WILLS OF TWO BUSINESS MEN FILED FOR PROBATE The major portion of the estate of J. W. Kahle, president of the Cres cent Manufacturing Co. who died recently, will go to a brother, Wil mer J. kahle, secretary of the Cres cent Co, and to a Clay 0. Kahle. Its estimated value is more | than $400,000. | Mrs. Evalina Rotcom, and H. M Bolcom, wife and son of H. 8. Bol ‘om, president of the Canal Lumber Co., who died recently, will receive his $100,000 estate in equal shares. | Both wills were admitted to pro- bate in superior court Thursday DRAFT ENGLISHMEN BETWEEN 20 AND 40 ‘The Pritisher or Canadian in the United States is more likely to be trafted than an American, under the new draft agreement between the two countries, according to Mrig Gen. W. A. White, bead of the Brit ish recruiting mission to this coun jtry. The British draft age is 20 to | 40 years. STIFF JOINTS Limber Up Quickly Under the Sooth- ing, Penetrating Application of Hamiin’s Wizard Oi) In cases of rheumatism and lame back, it penetrates quickly, drives out soreness, and limbers up stiff, aching joints and muscles. Wizard Oil is an absolutely reli able, antiseptic application for cuts, burns, bites, and stings. Sprains and bruises heal readily under its soothing, penetrating qualities. Get it from drt or 30 cents. 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TOKIO 3-lb. can M. J. B. Coffee for . P5¢ 9-Ib. sack Corn Meal. .55¢ 10c bars Crystal White Soap for . 1-lb. pkg. Blue Ribbon Tea for Flour for 3 pkgs. Macaroni or | Spaghetti for . 2 4 lbs. Rolled Oats 4 lbs. Soy Beans Four 10¢ pkgs. Arm a Hammer Soda Home Raisins 2he - 206 Ibe 10¢ | atoes. 10¢ BBE STALL 130 | an Campbell's n Del Monte ‘ Children’s Rain Capes Up Yormerly 519 ct $2.50 Formerty uu 4 $4. and $3.50 Sues 6, ’ just received from Men's New York styles are smart, the quality | FULL tary made assorted atripes. $5. Dress Skirts Specia $3.50 Upper Main Floor in the lot, stock, an serge and mixtures inch wal HOLDS UP CONDUCTOR Between $10 and $11 in cash and ler. When|the conductor's watch were secured | Canyon City and John Day are with- be sure and mention The|by a highwayman who held up a Dept. R. Medium and | Beacon Hill car Thursday night at large «ize bottles for sale at all drug the end of the line. J. H_ Deming was the conductor. Probably in the U. 8. so large and you cannot home, is ou: Big 114 2 for 26c In the VICTORY BREAD RAISIN | RYE BREAD SWEET 1 Gach $1.00 Sizes 12 and 14 Years Children’s Rain Coats Flannelette [> Night Shirts JShe Rhodes Co. per Main Floor Special Special Saturday, each 10¢; 3% Main Floor. Special Lach $2.50 10, 12 and 14 Years (AN high and sists of cluding the two models $/ 00 sketched. They are displayed in hae eG sau, Plain Navy and Black “rire “manure and a Few Novelty ment, in laydown V-shape or mill ar styles, These are fannelette, in Bizen 15 to 20. 00 @ool Stripes The pleasing feature in con- nection with the out-of-or- dinary values are the man- ner in which these Skirts are designed, with gathered, shir- red and pleated waistline, fancy shirred pockets, saddle pockets and novelty belts. All sizes. heavy Until Noon ailored models and tallored front styles, packs; 35 Skirts taken from regular special ban shapes. 4 made of plain navy idler ee re ie ere int measures. TWO TOWNS ISOLATED CANYON CITY, Ore, Feb. §—| Miss out electric power today, and tele phone lines and several bridges have been carried out as a result of a sud. den rise of the John Day river. — —— and Virginia. the biggest B pad Buy A make loaves | bread so good, that afford to bake aim, -Ib. Loaves. .13¢ 5b. pkg. Campbell's Heppy Home y Flour..,.30¢ | 2 per can,.10¢ . per can. 15¢@ | 2 Ibs. cans Co} for .25¢ following brands 3 cans Clam Chowder 25¢ | 4 large 3 pkes. Jiffy Jen 25e¢ 15c pkg. Quaker Oats 10¢/| ¢ WAR BREAD Ths. See Raisins.....26¢| Vi EA bar Toilet Soap 106 BREAD Extra good Coffee, per Ib....25¢ | ay No. 10 sack Corn Meal 60¢ RYE BREAD 30¢ can Ghirardell: Chocolate | 4 | WHITE BREAD Hot Rolls on 2 doz, hot I These Are Every Day Center of Main Floor and Doughnuts Made 15c can String Beans . -10¢ | Men’s Cotton Handkerchiefs Formerly 15e. Purchase of 59 Silk Jaffeta Dress Skirts Choice at $5.00 Upper Main Floor. express shipment Untrimmed and Ready to Wear Satin ftats--Special $1.95 Formerly $8.95, $4.95 and $5.95 Upper Main Floor. assortment from the Millinery stock consists of several styles in tur- Some are made ready to wear, with grosgrain ribbon trimming. Colors of Taupe, Sand, Gray, Brown and Black. Choice, spe- MISS RAUSCH IS ILL economics department of the sion division, U {Ml at the After a few days’ rest an probably will be performed. Westlake Public Market At Times Square. ‘GeneralBakingCo. Zoble Grocery Co. Stall 105 ._ 6 Bars Swift’s White Soap 25 6-oz. bottle Vanilla Flavor large Prunes. 2 Ibs, Sauerkraut . for.. the assortment con- several styles, in- Mary F. Rausch/of the of W., is Seattle General ho Peas . rolls Toilet Paper. Crescent MAPLEINB 2-02. bottle. Crescent Baking Powder 1 Ib. can WE HAVE 800 SACKS OF | Fine Burbank Potatoes, that we will sell on Saturday for $1.35 per Come early the Premises WE . Be SMALL youghnuts for . sack. Specials Netted Gem Potatoes, sack$1.00 Onions, $2.2 Gerrish Bros. Stalls 192-3-4 Big Anniversary Sale ...55e asditas: 25c 3 Ibs. § ore 25c These are a few samples of our Big Bargains, 9-pound bag Corn Meal . 4 packag Uneeda Two 1l5e Hominy fo Good Yakima Gem nck 50 | Cooking Apples, box The | Dry Onions, 4 Ibs 10¢ Free Delivery STAL Plant Now ONION SETS Saturday Special, lb. .15¢ ALMO. & CO] NURSERY STOCK, SEEDS, FERTILIZERS 1913 Westlake Ave. Phone Elliott 4325—Estab, 1893 c Spices a Just a 2 cans Milk With a pur COUNTRY BUTTER STORE 8 ST Carrots, sack T5e Cabbage, per Ib... de nd Baking ¥ Few Cans Left 22¢ fee, | Extra charge for delivery K. AKIYAMA & CO. Stalls 35-36—Lower Floor hase of 1 Ib. Ci ALLS 157 MADE A GOOD BUY ON That We'll Sell Saturday at a Very | BIG SPECIAL BOILING BEEF AND CHOICE POT ROAST We Close FUSS MARKET S 10-11—-LOWER FLOOR SUGAR CURED HAMS Attractive Price at 6:00 P, M. Buy Early Sharp STONG Says: “Who Sells Groceries at These Prices?” Na 7 bars 3-pound can Hi Three 15e cans Tomatoes ...... » 25¢ 55e can Cottolene for send . 40¢ re e Cans Carnation or Borden -20¢ 2 Larg Any one of The Following Specials Good for One Week: Carnation or Borden’s Milk, per se, -$5.65 2 Ibs. small White Beans... 25¢ No. 1 new Manchurian Walnuts, Ihe pkg. Table Figs 10¢ | per Ib 206 Lib. can Ghirardelli's or it: | 5 Ibs. Soy Beans 25¢ | yakima Gem Potatoes, sack tard's Chocolate ib, can M. J. B. Coffee $1.50 | for .. 81.25 50c qt. jar Queen Olives 9.1b. sack Corn Meal 55e¢ | yakima Gem Potatoes, 5 Ibs, 10¢ 20¢ cans Sugar Peas cans Hominy 25¢ | pry Onions. Ws... BOO 20¢ cans Corn cans Solid Pack Tomatoes STA 112-113 % Ibs, finest Black Figs 25¢ | - “ 450 Hills’ Can Coffee 2 20¢ cans String Beans..,.25¢] WHAT Do You Se pkg. or Albe: Ps sO | os soe Gate THERE . | Bue | 2 ares cans Libby's ACC. 208 oxes Sear Pea 65¢ | 1 1». fresh roasted Coffos. ...208 Cox. Gelatine 10¢ Honey 35¢ | , ory bas Se pkg. Arm and Hammer Soda | Washington Macase 1 dudbe Se et. or: of Wes 8¢ hettl IRVINE'S R STORE 12%c pkg. new Seeded Raisins | can Campbell's Soup ST for . .10¢@ | 4 Ibs. Split Beans 2he | — 2 5c cans Del Monte Asparagus | 2 26c cans Del Monte Sardines | Full Rubber Soles, with heels for ‘ . 45¢ | for ‘ for seeee eee LTS 2he can Hershey's Cocoa... 15¢ 4 cans O11 “Sardines Men's alf Soles , 20¢ Ginger Snaps, Ib. :15¢! 4 pkgs. Corn Flakes. Ladies’ Half Soles . Rubber Heels Stong’s Grocery, Lower Floor Westlake Market. WESTLAKE SHOE REPAIR these + 25¢ +. 80¢ | Crystal White Soap . Coffee the above Specials with a 25c purchase, Specials excluded Store at Pine Street Market. THRIFT STAMPS We will every two ¢ Eating Apples, (81.50 value) | ur kinds to Bell Flower, Black Twi Beauties, CINNAMON & CO. STALLS 108-109 en Away—FREE a Thrift Stamp mer who buys specials ™ $1.50 $1.25 choose from Stamen Wine: