The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 26, 1918, Page 5

' Woodbouse-Grunbaum Furniture Co, 416-424 Pike Street WE’LL TRUST YOU UR Credit System has been esiablished for yo uction throughout * $9. 50 school children alone have justified the campaign.” he said “I have never engaged in a work that has given ne greater satisfaction. SCHMITT’S ADDRESS IS BREMERTON JAIL BREMERTON, Feb. x hundred dollars and 30 days in the heaviest sentence the justice of the peace could give, Ernest Schmitt, of Brownsvil yard workman, Monday, who is said to have called the flag a “dirty rag Schmitt denied the charge War Thrift Will Teach Lesson to All Americans Plant a war savings garden and raise a war savings ple! This is a new slogan, to be used in the war savings campaign for con- servation. ‘The speakers’ committee of the war savings campaign met Monday | fm the Good Eats cefeteria Daniel Kelleher, campaign directom for Washington and Alaska, reviewed the progress of the war stamps sale ince it opened, December 1 He said he eved Americans GEN. JUL ESCAPES I will be imbued with the same spirit; PEKING, Feb for saving and careful living that/ conspiracy to axsassina made France the most thrifty nation|Chi Jui, former premier in the world, following the Franco-| war commissioner, has result Prussian war. [the arrest of several suspects, “The splendid results among our cluding three Japanese. ‘The Standard Family Remedy for Children and Grown-Ups was “handed . navy LoT Constipation is a condition that has to be guarded against from infancy to old age. Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin, a com- bination of simple laxative herbs with pepsin, acts easily and naturally and is as safe and pleasant for children as it is ef- fective on even the strongest constitution. All Druggists—50 cts. and $1.00 trial bottle can be obtained, free of charge, by writing A to Dr. W. B. Caldwell, 457 Washington St, Monticello, Ill. ~~ Credit-Gladly Are Arriving Daily We invite you to call and inspect the approach ing season’s latest and most authentic modes and handsome new materials in Suits, Coats and Millinery | You can have the pleas- ure of making early se- lections this season by | taking advantage of our Liberal Credit Plan Why not open an account at The | Eastern now? 1932- oe pth Avenue |he said }and order has been restored | fighting e |The Quinin LESSONS Prepared FLOYD RADER Agriculturtvt Under Supervision of County GARDEN LESSON NO, 8 it it A garden in out mentally nm paper, No garden and other worth wh lens your ix a proft to you n his foe this year lecided upon the plot in tha t maker it 1 produc won't campaixe ou want to ¢ to decide how Ago dixcard hould be f thin and an wn in bedi of that » long rows, the | If necessary, yc a bed nger the bet jew in the put in the at the at ab or example now two 6 vegotab ul to same row same ut the Lettuce. ame rad may be in the not paren ab parsnip rows be r than the net ons. same row, but for the nearer each oth pa and dagen, may cabbage rows if ble, have the ath, thus © to get all rows run giving the ound from nt a better char each plant Most back yards and some vacant No vegetable the sun's rays a few hours in the Some sunshine plants need more than others, In planning your gar ree the sun u have to Let peas walnity, par ng fairly well, even J at nome period of garden). niest post even if break rows to accomplxh this. radishes, early bbage get a © aha snips, will aking, the leat early cabbage) while the fruit and corn) have day, or most of potatoes, beets, car will run largely to it crops, rota, ipa. |tops If given too much shade Having arranged your garden ting to get the fullest benefit of un for each plant, it will be for you to study your soll. The | need for this and how to correct soil deficiencies will be explained in the next garden lesson WAR GARDEN LECTURE “Soils and Fertilizers” will be the subject of Prof. BE. B. Stooky, agron omist of the Puyallup expertmental station, at the Y. M. C. A. Tuesday night. It's part of the war garden lecture course. Says ‘Shooting of Horr Is Related to Pigott Case) Declaring Seattle is in the grip of a “reign of terror,” Joe Smith, secre tary of the Pigott Printing Co. ask ed the city council Monday to offer a $500 reward for the conviction of the men who shot Ralph Horr, mayor y candidate, on the night before primary election He declared thé shooting waa re lated to the wrecking of the Pigott plant, several ago, Smith wants council to pay the $602 reward for on of the wreckers, too. Horr was shot, according to Smith because he hired as a campaign worker C. Van Hemert, who had giv en the police information that led to arrests in the Pigott plant wrecking th weeks convic Van Hemert, after the council meeting, said Smith's theory “doesn’t hold water. ‘They wouldn't have shot Horr,” they would have shot me.” COSTA RICA REVOLT DOWNED SAN JOSE, Costa Rica, Feb. 26. ‘The revolution in Costa Rica, which broke out Friday and waa supported by proGermans, has been put down were killed and five wounded tn the No property was de stroyed ISHITS 0. K. EXPECTED 1KIO, Feb. 26.—Official an nouncement of the appointment of | Viscount Ishii as Japanese ambanea jsador to the United States is expect led shortly. Because of its t LAXATIVE be taken b MO an anyone w 1 Three | jap 'No more STAR—TUESDAY, FEB. 26, 1918. PAGE 5 Aes GOING UP; POTATOES FALL IN LATEST LIST REED PREDICTS | DISASTER FROM | COAL SHORTAGE WASHINGTON, Feb, 26.—Pre. dicting & coal shortage of th wt r tion disastrous character in th m the fuel admint mentatl ar ant nubmitted to wating facts quiry Into the coal site Amidst the chaos now exiating In the mine to indisputably Senator the fuebfe develo at 6 coal business fi must or we will in t fronted by most disastrous character clared Ree ato ure be & coal shortage of the Reed de ubmitted the following ree ommendations to avert this altua 1—Ending ference with the Immediate ot prices, which will prevail after April 1, 80 that dealers may tracts 3—-Giving of information to con. © they will know that coal available and at what prices, sharply dling of the coal situa fuel nintration BURBANK PLANS TO GET SUGAR OUT OF CACTUS SANTA ROBA, Cal, Feb, 26 t Burbank, plant wizard, went today with another suggestion for helping to win the war With the shortage in sugar and the proposed reduction of the qu: ties used in soft drink manufacture and candy making, Burbank pro- posed to extract glucone, or fruit sugar, from the fruit of the «pine. * cactus, which he has brought to perfection “The cactus is going to surprise everybody nome of these days,” he said today Like alfalfa, which languished for #0 many years with lation, it Is due for great make con criticined the han jon by the adr ou pree No such thing need be feared produce 50 ton in any climate, Loctor Praises Eczema Remedy a crop failure actus. It will of fruit to the acre soterers with ine hey | oom with serfect ML RAND bee 1 at Come in and we will « About what D DD. Prescription has accom ellahed tm your own neiehborhont Your nay Deck unieas the Grat bottle relieves vou. Mtoe Ate and 6100 RARTELL’S DRUG sTORE BETTER THAN CALO Thousands Have Discovered Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets are aHarmless Substitute Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets—the aub- stitute for calomel—are a mild but sure laxative, and their effect on the liver is almost instantaneous, They are the re- sult of Dr. Edwards’ wb pesinn ns erinanr 4 ene tablets it little tablets dothe good does, but have no bad after effect, boldetthe trouble and quickly correct it. | co Why cure the liver at the expense of the | teeth? 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YELLOW FIELD rmas. 1 $11 tellers pay, per 100 Tbe, consumers should pay ney Cait Pink Pe te 12, soya Bue to Be, Washington colored, Se; consumers should pay, fancy California M W. ite te iTe, Manchuria W. ide to tbe, Lima ie to te to BMC to 1t%e EVAPORATED FRACHES pay, fancy, ihe te 120 i fan variety ibe to 17 We, % Retatiers . fancy evaded. thon pike 19%e, choles sended, I-08 DVIS pay, 1-1. brick ee to 1646 brick Ibe to 1646 Me to ife b.; consumers TD. brick Ihe to 200, 3. fetto ike TM, bulk 130 to y c Tetatlers pay, bent rt to S60, medium erad printe 2c to 0c; consumers should pay, best grade 3Se to 490, medium Ibe. freah ranch 480 to 626, fresh pullet te CUEESE — Retatiers pay. * ream 2440 to consufners ah per 100 1 faney $1.40, f sumers should pay, Netted to $186, 1Ke. te to per 1 1». vy 00 to pay 40 to be Per $1.40 to 01.76 2o to 30 ABAGAB—Por 100 the, yuld pay $1.60 to $1.76 ould pay fe to to Th. ‘Per 100 the, $1.00 to $1.25; 2e to Bho Tb APPLES ~ $2.25, » 100 Ta, retatiors consumers should consumers should retailers consumers should r ailers pay, per Puget sound Sockeye, 4M. fla to $2.26, 1-M, flat $2.28 to $3 to 300; pinks, 1-Ib. 4, retailers pay bo M.; naumers should pay $%e to 100 TM (binck ced), retallers consumers should pay whole), retailers pay 40 consumers should pay TOM COD (Greased), consumers should ailers pay fo to 100 th; t at ft Also rye used as wheat substitutes under of candidacy for deleg Marquisette Curtains Special Main Wloor Disposal Sale of bro} A lir ee ng two, th four She Rhodes Co. Yoh dae; tec prolntap Ie the wure that of Savings Kear tampe on ale at the main o! Styles, Variety of Color and Diversifie Material Are the Charm of New Springtime Suits at $19.50 and $24.50 Upper Main Floor | New Spring Suits are at tinguished from the styl mpr Attractive and he with lace pair are m and n white, ¢ THESE | $1.75 Curtair easons and other such as $1.95 Curtains new » Curtains Silk Stitching, Braids, * Fancy Puttons and Novelty Belts $3.00 Curtains That giv ot used con: “Lady Grace” Hose Supporiers individuality ‘The erdine, serge in plain sand, Sammy. tweeds steds, colorings Pp Th made ¢ rose, Freach blue, for the athlet Added froat and white checks. have 5 now displayed delineate - Sd Oe ote Tailored, 100 white. On wale in n Bection, a pair.. Sizes 34 to 4h She Special Sale of Gossard Front Lace Corsets ; Continues to hold the interest of women who are judges of Corset value and style. Many women in attendance at this sale have purchased for the future well as for present needs, which as- sures the adaptability of the Gossard Corsets for Style, Comfort and Convenience 20.00 and $25.00 Corsets, special. . $15.00 and $20.00 Corsets, special. $8.50 and $10.00 Corsets, special. . $5.00 and $7.50 Corsets, special. . .00 Corsets Men's French Flannel Shirts $2.50 Main Floor |THE E | ® tm adaptable and every man. The lay down collar, the weight and the quality make them useful for golf ing, motoring, boating or any other They are fin 1 with two pockets and may outdoor pursuit inhe be bad in wizen 14% to 1 for the sale of mugar and four should not | |LABOR UNION QUITS COUNC be in larger type than ether artic ce a | MINNEAPOLIS, Feb. 26.—qparg. the same advertisement ‘The complete list of official prices wil! ing that contro! of the Minneapolis | qirttes and — |'Trades and Labor assembly has paas-| Yeu eas eta en ppear in The Mtar om Twesdaye and |od into the hands of socialists and PIS 0’s sui TER is CANDIDATE L W. W.'s not in sympathy with tte 26.—Delegate Chas.|aims, the Minneapolis Typograph- A) Bulzer has filed his declaration|ica) union has withdrawn from that organization es oe er ee rs Economy calls for Mazola—Saves Money. Patrictism calls for Mazola —Saves Animal Fats. Better Cook- ing calls for Mazola — the oil for cooking and salads, pressed from Indian Corn HE thoughtful, thrifty, patriotic housewife is Mazola for shortening, sautéing, deep frying and dressings because it means better food at less cost, conserva- tion of butter, lard, suet. Mazola comes from an edible vegetable source—Indian Corn—is pure and uniform in quality because its manufacture is an exact science. The same lot of Mazola can be used many times over, as it does not carry odor or flavor from one food to another. Could you find any greater factor for economy ? And Mazola cooks food quickly—makes it delicate and easy to digest. Try it alsothe next time you want an especially smooth salad dressing. For sale in pints, quarts, half gallons and gallons, For greater economy buy the large sizes. There is luable Cook Book for Mazola users. It shows you how to fry, eauté, make dressings and sauces more delicious, make light digestible pastry. Should be ineveryhome. 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