The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 15, 1918, Page 13

Pine Street Lublicllarhet Soap and Sugar Stalls 10 bars Crystal White Soap, with 10c bar Creme Oil, for .. 50¢ 8 Bath Tablets, with 10c bar Creme Oil 8 sf Wild Rose Glycerine, with 10¢ bar Creme Oil 30. 5 bars Lenox 25¢; 5 bars Napth 4 bars fine scented Hand Soap...... 121% lbs. Pure Cane Sugar $1.00; 5 Ibs. 8 Ibs. Carolina Head Rice . Red Seal Grocery—Annex 2 cans Dutch Cleanser, ...15¢ [ 20c glass Gem Rrand Jam, be 6 bars Swift's Pride Soap, 25¢@ | 3 pkgs. Cornfiakes 25: Ld, can Ghirardelli's Chotolate. | 15 Ibs, Yakima Gem wits Soeere es sees BB dozen \ Be 40¢ ‘a5¢ ples, * 10¢ high grade Coffee .... es st Oranges, don, 40¢ 2 cans Sweet Peas or Corn, +44 Las ACME TEA & COFFEE STORE 2 pounds of our Best, fresh roasted Coffee for Finest Blends of Fresh Roasted Coffee Our Specialty. ELLIOTT FISH CO. Columbia River SmeltS, 1b, 15¢ | Alaska Black Cod, Ib......15¢ 2 Ibs, ¢... BSe@ | Sockeye Salmon Bellies, Ib. 25e coe ly Red Snapper, t.. Stong Here With the Prices Three 15c cans Tomatoes ... Four 10¢ cans Dutch Cleanser 8 cans Campbell’s Soups . $-Ib. can Hills’ Coffee 55c can Cottolene for Any one of the above Specials with 25¢ purchase, ‘Specials excluded # Bars Crystal White Soap, 1 Pkg. fico Foam, Ie ber Creme Ou Pkg. Otympic 4 Iba. Pure Rolled Oats 3 pkgs. Creamettes .... sa 3 Ib, can Guittard’s 2 pans String Beane “i 2 Ibe. Small White Beans 4 pkes, Cornfiakes . 3 ibs, Choice Biack Figs... tse jar Pure Honey ... 0.2: Two 25 cans Del Monte Asparagus 3 cans Minced Clams * rolla Toilet Paper. $-Ih “onck. Cornmeal 3 pkgs Macaroni or Spaghetti ase bettie Vanilla Hxtract: 3¢ bottle Libby's chit uce ire pk “Ral Ginger Snaps, Ib. Sine. choice New Pranea 5 Ibs. M. J. B Coffee... STONG'S GROCERY, PINE 8ST. PUBLIC MARKET STORE AT WESTLAKE MARKET im Lipton’s Tea. ‘ON Sardines to " revit 3 He tere # ret sennnie : Me Hay Bn Home or Old —, ie KEEP THEM ON FARMS, |OREGON SAMMMES WANT COMMISSION’S ADVICE) SOME NEW DISH TOWELS WASHINGTON, Feb. —While| PORTLAND, Feb. 15.—Oregon other competent men are available, | troops in France pine not for sweat: Twin City Rapid Transit Co—/ers and woolen socks, according to Paul and Minneapolis—ought not | Maj. William 8. Gilbert, chaplain Sf to strip farms or war industries of |the 162nd infantry. Inestead, their , Mitally needed men. worst need is a supply of dish towels. eras, Sh eaatng om | Im a leter to the ronmental wi the president's mediation commis | Tenization here today, Maj. Gilbert appointed to adjust labor trou-| states that dish towels and tobacco in the Twin Cities transit situ-|are both at a prem and urges a drive to end the shor! _— a lease. it's decided! leasant, too. An: tmereases expenses. Thank you. Again we ask you—-SHOP BARL’ vantageous to you—more conven! the @xpense of so muel otherwise early closti Mamma Said So Sweet Com, Can 18c le, Can 140 Silver Thistle Hawallan Pineappl Del Monte Pineapp 'PASHA TO FACE FIRING SQUAD FOR TREASON PARIS, Feb. 15.—Conviction on « charge of treason of Paul Pasha, who probably will cuted by a firing squad, leved in well-informed cir- cles today to have strengthened the government's hand in deal ing with all varieties of intrigue, Public opinion has been against Rolo from the start. The deci» jon of the court-martial, late yes. torday, was the signal for a dem- onstration of approval that swept thru the city, calmness as he heard the however, provoked admira . The case will be appealed on a technicality, but none can be who believes there is revocation of the court Darius Porchere, alleged interme diary between Bolo and the German government, probably will begin serving his sentence of three yearw imprisonment at once. Execution of the againt Filippio © with introducing Bolo to Abbas Ht mi, former khedive of Faypt, with the Italian ro" rinent. under arrest in country, Bolo waa specifically charged with having capitalized the company that bought the Paris newspaper, Le Journal, with money obtained: from the Germans. He iv also said to have been pro vied with $1,600,000 with which to corrupt the French press, Another $1,000,000. was to be used In personal propaganda, STAR—FRIDAY, FEB, 15, 1918. PAGE 18 SHOP EARLY ‘WE CUT THE COST OF LIVING Washington Creamery BUTTER ees SUGAR STALL NOW OPEN | Peanut Butter 8c Lb | MILK | on a 23¢; 19°Collee Green’s Butter Store Pee Carton Main Floor’ GREEN LEADS IN LOW PRICES Corner Market PUBLIC MARKET CENTER CORNER PUBLIC MARKET Full Cream Cheese 24c Lb., 3bbs Shs. 70¢ BUY MEATS FROM MURRAY AND Save 10 to 25 Per Cent MURRAY MEAT CO. STALLS 3.5-7—Corner Market Washington Meat Co. PIKE PLACE ALSO ECONOMY Join the U. S. Marines 101 Yesler Way ECONOMY GROCERY 3 Phone Main @257 Price List fer One Week SOY BEANS, 20 ibe. Of this total eum, $1,659,000 Is ai, leged to have been transferred from the Deutsche bank, in Berlin, to Parts, via New York. Discovery of thin Ipulation by New York state authorities te: Parts. EXHIBIT DRIED FRUIT OF KIDS AT CONVENTION ‘The, second day's session of the Western Washington horticulturist® eighth annual convention opened at 10 a. m. Friday. C. EB. Flint, of Blaine, delivered the principal addrens in the Seattle Chamber of Commerce, where the sessions are being held. taking for his subject, “How Agricultural Fairs Can Better Benefit Our State." ‘The afternoon seasion was given over to an exhibition of canned and dried fruits and vegetables, pre pared by. boys and girls) Officers were to be elected late Friday. |29 TIRE OF CITY’s HOSPITALITY; CAUGHT) An attempt at a jail break, planned to free 29 prisoners of the city stockade, on Beacon hill, failed Thuretay night. ‘The men were those held tn quar. antine under orders of the city health department. The doors of the ward had been battered down with heavy chunks of wood, when the attempt was dis covered, and the inmates moved to another section of the stockade. ABERDEEN—It ts almost. tmpos- sible to find a suitable house for le «..'* 26c rent here, owing to the Influx of ghipyard workers. More than 100 ship carpenters and laborers have reached this city during the past 24 hours. LICENSE NO. G 40381 rapidly coming tn oat an rapidly re- an Ss tine” Peaches tan * 24C —neriasPears 24¢ the Vater Maine Sweet Com 23¢—Prennue-, 12¢ Everybody's Early June “PEAS, can wa: 17 Wesson OMl: coped ipl 2 om nite all kinds Pink Salmon, es, can , wee Blue Star Lima Beans, can Rex Deviled M FULL MEAL ah, Mavory, combina. bien show Chow Mixed Pickles, in e quart Jar. ey Dried Peaches, 2 iUs.. 29c .27¢ Pearline:"" 5c—Goblin Soap 5c ‘elephone Ex- 4 telephone op- ai no delivery; no ed bulk goods. ‘The or SEATTLE STORES Washing Pow- dér, small size Sea Foam iS ee 25c 600 Pine st. California %:’, Walnuts, 2lbs. 45c Cairo Matches i2"""5c—ier" 25¢ cores ne | Ceretana or Oatana =, Pancake Flour ;: ee —. 1914 B, 45th st. 53-64 Pike Pl, Mike. 5419 Ballard Ave. | Green Lake Market 1 to Holo’s arrest in’ Sauerkr an Fancy Wax or Btring Beene, SUN MAID RAISINS, 2'LBS. fe | Pure Cocoa, Rea Saime te ae | Flake White, 2 1 Fane: Rie ‘late | Sublime Baking Powder, ey € LAUNDRY SOAP, 7 BARS Large New Walnuta, Ib. 2e = Brasil Nuts, Ib . Crescent MAPLEINE What would you like to see If a, hn should be? Why, Cream of Barley. What would you like to eat If you wanted some new treat? Eat Cream of Barley. What would you like to buy That is cheap J when food is high? Buy Cream of Barley. When you are almost wild, Wondering what to feed your Feed Cream of Barley. And now that food is high, If you've never tried it, try Cream of Barley. At the Economy Grocery Store For your money get more Of Cream ECONOMY GROCERY Economy Market Lower Floor—Stalls 37-38. * EAT CHEESE Most Food Valne for Your Money FRESH EGGS BEST BUTTER GOEBEL IS CLOSING OUT! ‘Thousende of Deltary Werth of Groceries tS, oun se ot, Sold. le Begins at © A. M. epi Soupa, 6 for .. ch Ss T A I a L SANITARY MARKET Small White } picked), Ib. 2 sacks Salt isc Imported Piment Lemon Extract 2he ean Salmon it, Ib, Be 0 eve HOP RARL nt foods NO PHOD . D. STALL 46 Sanitary Market FOR GOOD! With each purchase of our Baking Powder and other goods amounting to 50c, we will give FREE! A Useful Kitehen Utensil Wilson & Luckhurst 0.61 Economy Mkt., Lower Floor RAINIER MEAT CO. 1527-29 Pike Place Now Under NEW MANAGEMENT Fresh and Smoked Meats All Goodseat Special Get-Acquainted Prices furreeadings UNION HOUSE sack, delivered. I 50 sack, delivered. . ANITAR PUBL ‘3 Sh Y MARKE THOMAS’ LIRERTY DELICATEASEN Sanitary Mkt., Stell 21 Lewer Fleer and save money. We at. Don't forget to look ever our Rete PRANUT he 186 Lb., 2 2 Lbs. 35c ‘Time, Labor and Money by Buying Our Large 2 Lb. LOAF | BREAD 15c Mrs. Pfeffer’s B 1513 First Ave.—Ganitary’Market SHOP EARLY NORTHWEST CORNER FIRST AND PIKE tint BC LD, 50c Lb 1509 First Ave. Corner Market Eat Whale During Lent We are Headquarters, If you have not yet tried tender whale steak, try one tomorrow. Cheaper than fish or beef. We also have special prices on fresh-killed Belgian Hares, Fancy Steer Pot Roasts, Veal Roasts, Hams, etc. ‘Ask for Receipt—They’re Valuable, Dawson Meat Co, “so: nonscax, Pron, S. 0. RODMAN, Prop. Best Butter Fancy orcon Holland-American Delicatessen PUBLIC eget CARNATIT 12¢ =y™"* nn ty 4 Hs UK THRIFT STAMPS Saturday. aeaen “ plan arn MARKET | ¥9¢,fale st nearly all stalls Pike HAMILTON'S BUTTER STORES. 39 ECONOMY MARKET 57 PIKE PLACE MARKER: 1427 First Ave, Lower Fler Hamilton's Batter Stores WILL SAVE YOU MONEY—Read Specials and Consider—WHY PAY MORE? EGGS! EGGS! EGGS! ARE CHEAPER AT HAMILTON'S 50c Doz. =. 48c Doz. *sc0" WHY PAY MORE? WASHINGTON CREAMERY BUTTER, LB LB... «5 WHY PAY MORE? OLEOMARGARINE SPECIALS Swift's Snowflake Margarine, 35¢ Ib.; 3 Ibs. Jelke’s Good Luck Margarine, Armour's ‘These Fancy Local Ranch WHY PAY MORE? ROGERS’ Fresh-Ground PEANUT BUTTER, Ib. cn. FULL CREAM CHEESE 24c Lb suagiaeadbee: Som mmegl oe? on the Lower Floor of the Pike jarket—STALL 57 READ mm SIGN AND SAVE MONEY cue” MILK 12¢ Cat WHY PAY MORE? Assorted Hand-Rolled CHOCOLATES BUTTERCUP HOOD’S, per pound . 1501 Pike Place ae Clean, Whelenome Candies for Little Folks and Big Folks PURE APPLE CIDER Formerty Located ate sentry Cider a8 Other BF tom NEW LOCATION—ECONOMY MARKET First and Pike, Lower Floor, North Front, on Incline, Open Sundays and Evenings MY CIDER MADE FRESH DAILY WHOLESALE AND RET. Ey THE ABET. STITHAM MARKET suis | Lower Floor—PIKE PLACE MARKET—Phone Main 6249 FAIR TO ORGANIZED LABOR Now while meat prices are soaring, it will pay you especially well to give us a trial. We sell at the lo possible price, always. Veal Chops .........18¢ Legs of Veal ........18¢ Veal Stew ..........15¢ Loin Veal . Corned Beef . Hamburger and Sa YUKON MEAT CO. STALLS 3032-34 LOWER FI20R Fair to Organized Labor - GOOD MEATS—LOW PRICES Fresh Local Eggs, 55c doz.; Pullets, 53c¢} STALL 10—Sanitary Market—Lower Floor THOMPSON’S MARKET STALL 26—SANITARY MARKET—LOWER FLOOR—STALL 26 FAIR TO ORGANIZED LABOR We Make Our Own Sausages From Clean, Wholesome Ingredients. Have You Tried Them? Following Are a Few of Our Prices: Pork Roasts . -25¢ | Shoulder Veal Fancy Bacon .....38-40¢ lag ‘Veal Binsin. Pickled Beef Tongues, Ib al il Don’t Argue With Your Wife, Is Advice of Seattle Janitor; and | Don’t Wed a ¥ Widow, He Says J Don’t marry a it," says Kel “I once worked in ‘That's the advice vig Arthur [apartment houses as janitor. Gosh! Keller, janitor of the Denny | Then I used to think the fellow that building, who recently a1 had a row with pis wife was some: to the prosecuting attorney for | thin’ turrible. I could have licked writ to restrain his wife from |him. But now, when I hear a man ‘aggravating me so that I be = |scrappin’ with his wife, I'd like to i. 29 = Cream of Marley —m- mense) pepsles. not soe tor Me gets ital, or its de Ci wholeso: S 2 ity; pack: Cc come forced to strike her.” go up and shake hands with him. if You ro stire to get the worst of | He's got my sympath; Keller says the prosecuting attor- ney misunderstood him a bit. What he really asked, he declares, was whether he'd have to support his |reatty mad and starts BHIESIAREs DYSPEPSIA-GASTRITIS- SOUR STOMACH ETC, IN FIVE Phone "Male 367 wife if he got a divorce. “I got my information,” he said. “My wife was a widow when 1 marcied her, ‘They advised me not to marry a widow, but I didn’t know any better. I had been married once and been mighty happy. “Take my advice, and don't marry dow. low old am 1? Well, I'm not 26 yet. My wife's 25, and she has two children, about 8 or 9 years old. “It's ——! Well, you know what I mean, sometimes, when she gets to throw things, “As for askin’ for a writ to re-| |mtrain her, I don’t believe it could be done. And, besides, I know wha: to do when it gets so bad hy ca: | keep from getting excited, and = SCROFULA AND HUMORS GIVE WAY There are many things learned from experience and observation that the older generation should impress upon the. younger. 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