The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 3, 1918, Page 12

Lift Corns Out With Fingers j | ° Don't Hurt a Bit~Magic! Few drops stop soreness, then tt callus lifts off. No humbug! jp Thia tiny bottle holds the| particle, You wonder of wonders, It con-| wh tains an almost afterwards, It irritate the skin, Just ask in a) r Apply & fow drops of this| tor a amall bottle of frees freezone upon a tende ing corn or a hard lua, Instantly the soreness disappears and shortly you will find the corn or callus so shriveled and loose that you just lift it off with the ‘fin gore. It doosn't hurt one This wil rid your poo of every hard oc Just think! C ag -— Than Ever It’s simply this—you Seattle have a keen and highly-developed values be anything else! applying fr few cents but will positively or corn between the toes, or calluses on bottom of feet folks PORTLAND DOUBLES ITS GUARD ON WATER FRONT IRTLAND, May & agents of the central pow place nineday bombs | are about to redouble the — authorttie # plan t ships | watehfulness here Addit aced about waterfront 1¢ corn or guarded la SHEEP WILL L NOW GRAZE | IN PORTLAND'S PARKS | PORTLAND, May will follow the example White Hour and let te gras Superintendent today feel no pain none oF doesn't even Portland ny drug atore wet on the Par 1 cost but a mow Keyser suffering fect sheep will be orn, soft corn, i The war work plan 1 and en J ateps to increase the counts ‘orns fall off! Coe: . y lating in ul Its sluggish lack of vigor is a large factor in causing the dullness. pression and weakness that hang of certainly your shoes from sense for it can’t and Pifla are the best strmulant and family cathartic do not deplete the blood like pur tive salts and waters, which ¢ leave a woful train of catarrhal dir charges that are unnatural weakening Then 2 may the splendid blood enri ion of Hood's Sarsaparitia and th building fects of Poptiron into t amb on, and the three medicines w jing toge give the grandest health-uplift it is possible to have! am medicine, Any one of the three medicines will do you good—the use of all t will accomplish wonderful jyou. Try this treatment ert A Wonderful Selection of 2. , Oxfords—Spring’s Best Patent Kid, Tan Calf and Black Glazed Kid, Mouse and Koko Brown Kid in five eyelet Bet White, Field tle, as repro duced above—2'-inch Louis heels — Hand-Turned Soles $5.95 “the: THIKD Lip west in FIRST AVE. BETWEEN PINE ‘AND UNION STS. Entrances First. and. Second Avenues’ SATURDAY SPECIALS—Market Closes 6 P.M. “THRIFT STAMPS”’—The Leading Special of All—for Every Day Help Yourself Grocery Mount Vernon Milk, large, 3 cans Small, each . . Liquid Veneer, 50-cent ise . O-Cedar Oil, 50-cent size Crystal White Soap, 6 for Citrus Powder, large pkg. 25¢, smal! Mazola, pint tin 35¢, quart 65¢, % gallon $1.27 Galion poqiahane $2.39 Campbell's Soups, 2 cans 21¢ Black Mission Figs, Fine Quali Bae Libby Deviled Meats, 17¢ Ma, 2 cans .. 19¢ Cerétana or Oatana Pa 29¢ Royal Baking Powder 45¢ 30-cent size 25¢ Hershey Cocoa, ib 29e, ibe Ivory Soap, large, 3 bars ZB¢, small 29¢ 1 ib. can Chinook Salmon 27¢ M. J. B. Coffee, tb. BBE, 2 Ibs. 956, | « $1.50 Selecto Coffee, tb 2T¢, 3 tbe. THE Lipton’s Tea, ib 69¢, 4% Ib. 35¢ Central Fruit Stores dozen 4s 3 cans ke Flour, 4 60-cent size % Ib ‘ Winesap Apples, Roman Beauty Apples, White Winter Pearmain Oranges, dozen California Se Lemons, dozen Soft Shell Walnuts, 2 Dromedary Dates, pkg dozen Apples, dozen dless Grape Fruit, large, each Ibs Pickles and Delicatessen MRS. ST. ARNAUD Stall 62—Lower F 10¢ 10¢ Ye Ibe % pint ABE 15e¢ 20¢ 15¢ ine 10¢ noe 15¢ Stall E—Main Floor Extra Fine Dry Pack Dili Pickles, Extra Medium size Fine Ripe or Green Olives: Pearl Onions Home Sweet yer Kraut, quart CINE ewese dozen % pint Chow Chow, Sour, % pint & pint Fine Strawberry 1 Ib Highland B: Extra Large Med Eastern Oysters. Olympia Oy La Lin Red Snapper F Alaska Salt Herring Salt Mackerel, Mating Sweet Oranges, dozen Faney Fresh Kennewick Cauliflower . Central Butter Stores FRESH CHURNED BUTTER, 45 c 42c FRESH LOCAL RANCH EGGS, DOZEN yg YORK CHEESE (SHARP) 31 c Lucky Strike Fish Company Dungeness Crabs, each um Dungeness Crabs, 2 for pint ters, pint Shrimp, Ib. Coa, Ib Whole nnan Haddie, Ib Washington Fruit & Vegetable Company donmen 10¢ and 15¢ 20¢ and 806 he Appies, e Fruit, each Bananas, done 10¢ und 2 rawhe Aspar 10¢ Farmers’ Vegetable Dept. 25e¢ 156 ihe 2he 2he Be he 10¢ Th 19¢ und up Yah Potatoes, 13. Ibs Dr 4 Ibs Local Asparagus, Ib Local Rhubarb, 6 Ibs Local Spinach, 6 1b bunches ima Onions Pupe ibe UNITED GROCERY STORES CO. Central Public Market Carnation Milk, large Hill's Red Can Coffee, lb. 35¢; M. J. B. Tree Tea, Japan, ¢ feylot 1, English Breakfast, lb. pkgs. 45¢; '4-lb..25¢ 8 packages Corn Flakes tS hh hed oe Sen Maid Raisins, 15-02. pkg. ceded 12¢!| Sun Maid Superior Oatmeal Health Crisp Sam K. Beltz, Mgr. taisins, 15-02. seedless Minced Clams, 2 cs linced Clams, Hershey's Cocoa, |b. Flag Brand fine New kK small green Lima Beans, tender Sweet Peas, Succotash, 2 cans ...... ... S56 Pioneer flat, Pioneer STAR—FRIDAY, MAY 8, 1918. ‘STORE EGGS IS Warned that] | | | because they do their work well and | W | ADVICE NOW OF FOOD MEN HERE are lowent ahd Ma in price during reaching top price nd December Ac 1) food administra vaumer ministration tr reach an even higher pri than that of the production By wtorin ter last season of zr een now, the b # hernelf a whole the winter diminishing une wife not only assure ne food product months, but will ation in ‘YOUR LER. NEEDS Our Business Is Better (gopteadbdgige — pay, o fo te should ry 1148, 49% beew 89 GHAMAM FLOUR Netallers pay om 8 CKWHEAT. hetatiers we to Ble; pay'tte te S00 RaeTERn BUCK WHRAT—Noetatlore pay to 2 We, consumers aboult per [OAT FLOUR Netatiors pay, 9%. The uid pay Be to Bbe orn Wheur) itetatiers The, consumers should pay kK, per & 1 pay the eT FLOUR te pay Th We, Consumers should pay The » the. COMN sTAncH consumers should ped eto 18 be. INY Hoteliers pe: BUEAD—Reratiers The to Be, te. DRIED GREEN FFAS —Metaliers pay. T. 100 to lie; consumers should pay ie to ie VRLLOW FIELD PRAS—Retatiore pay, 6 a8 pay, Ihon jeaven consumers ehould pay be A pay. por 160 AT Pr. Ketatiors pay. th, fancy Ci fornia # W. ite to 18%6. Lima 14 to ibe, pink #No to Me *| digent ie enculd pay, laree de to ife, medium fancy eroded. Ne. choles P aN, Dui #6. to #6: Sonaumere showid ey seeded 124 ie eto ibhe consumers 7. 1-1. brick Ihe to fe, 2-0 eo to ide M, bulk 130 to D OFT. ~~ Netatiors pay. | what pay, pinte 2 bc, 4-gallon m BLAS to $212; con pay, pints bo to 490, on $1.20 to} " vt HOM aK Anis fancy iyo tbe ere pay 6; consumers should pay KUTABAGAS Per 100 Tha, pula per $1.00 te 91.75 2e to 3c 100 Mm ters pay should pay consumers aney eating | $3.00 dozen cheye, TD. fiat 3.26 to $2.65, 1th 1-1 tal 2ic to 300; pinks, 1-m. Here pay Ifo # should pay 200 to 2be BUCHALON * | began an *lment would alno compel the Ol strong and PAGE 12 RUN? NOT THIS | GENERAL; T00 FAT ENTIRELY | BY MILTON BRONNER WASHINGTON, Ma A mar wouldn't run Vreneh dead, who | of the war etl, Me » army that first great Battle of When they buried him the neral Dubail d him the br brave deneribes man, récent the here of tht story other day rnor of Par dinre the fat personal Gronmettl humorous garding danger, wan idol of nimple hearted During the terrible firet # the Battle of Ypres some of hin} | m wtarted to retl Grommet them in the shell torn stre Hey, what do you propose to with me? An you nee I am too fat to run away He got a camp stool and The men ke Shells cracked all gen of himaelf on it past him. him Untueky aloud 1 soliloquized thin think me" he cannot retire. ¢ ls Are they ing thelr old general ir stopped, His bravery tagious, They cheered him./ The retreat was ended. Instead they Avance | Sir John French's staff of fleers arrived to know what ¢ | metti wax going to do, as his re treat | jot the Pritim Y n tell General Fr h that m too fat te able to retreat.) he didn't. The day was aaved. | - _- | DETHOIT.—The body of another, wife of Helmuth Schmidt, named who | | dina ppeared Irma Pallatinus, two | con | hore Sehmi land Park arn ago, wan found under the | nt floor of the basement of a| formerly occupied by Schmidt It committed suicide in High-| al days ago. | “NOTHING EVER DID ME SO MUCH G00D,"" HE SAYS ipbuilder Was so Weak He! Couldn't Walk Up Seaffold—Tanlac Brings Relief Jail newers “Bince I began taking Tan gett strong and heart ured to be said A. L. Dillon, a well 1 |known mechanic employed at the Se attle yards and living at 602 West S4th «treet, while in a Bartell) drug store “For the recently past four years,” he con tinued, “I have been troubled with a le bit of wt everything, it seema to me. I have had neuritis, rhew matic pains all through my arms and] legs, and my stomach was in an aw fully bad shape, My food would not operly, and the gas formed by it w get up into my cheat and almost stop my breathing at times |My liver was sluggish and Inactive and I was constipated nearly all the ime. I had freaw ay wpells when I would have to stop ‘ny work and lean up against my bench to keep from falling, and my head ached so bad at times that I could hardly stand it. In fact, I just hurt all over, expecially bad across my back, right over my kidneys, and many a| time I have forced myself to work when I should have been at home in} bed. Not long ago I had an attack that kept me at home for f days. I was #0 weak and worn out | that I couldn't walk up the scaffold of the ship I waa working on. This is Just the condition I was in when I made up.my mind, from| I read in the papers, to try/ Tanlac, I have just finished my nec-| ond bottle now and have never in all/ |my life had anything do h good. I am entirely ri¢ m paine—in fact, I f any kind now h has improved until most anything I iffor re from gas 4 My appetite in f » been relieved of pation 1 headache. I ha off to 142 pounds, and was » ng, but I hav i have gained fi ieking up me f the don't feel | und my | #0 | mue | want ndigestic I hav trength ng. So, Tant suffering aking me ‘elieved me of m | but, ax T said before, it is m | ear I than which glad to Kive I hope, w tell Drug Stores under the |Sooes n of cla! Tanlac sentative.—Advertixement, [USE YOUR DIAMONDS | |] And watches as security when you 0 educted. Ladies’ Dept, Confiden- tial. References, any Seattle bank. EMPIRE MORTGAGE LOAN Co, Estab. 12 Yre, 201-2-3 White Midg, © 106 Wy | SH (binck cod), retailers consumers should pay tallers pay 4 * should pay *, retwollere pay Go to Te Tb. 1 pay 8c to 106 ailera pa should pay ‘Indicates change from Inat tawue, PREDICTS OREGON WILL RATIFY PROHI MEASURE AND, May will yote amendment the fed tution, {t was predicter Ndwin Rawden of the Anti Saloon leas Ftawden hus Je a poll of the to the legisla of a total of have written Ore) atify t candidates for elect ture, He said that out 22 candidates, eight students of the music de partment of the elementary and high schools. 4,000 Friday Evening, May 10 Saturday Afternoon, May 11 Saturday Evening May 11 THE ARENA him they will favor the amendment.| ‘Westlake Public Market!) | Under New Management. At Times Square. STALLS 1 VHONE 10TT 170 CRISCO pail for -29¢ | 50 pail for $1.00 pail for. . 87¢ | $2.00 pail for M ILK mall cans Mt. Vernon . Large cans Carnation, 3 for 1 CASE CARNATION MILK... . 20¢ can Pioneer Clams | One good Broom 15¢ | 6 boxes Matches. Ghirardelli's | 20e pure Vanilla. . late for......25¢ | 20e Aunt Dinah 3 Ibs, Yellow Corn Flour | for --. 15¢ for . 25¢) Sn rs Ivory Soap 5ig¢ STORES AT GREEN LAKE, FREMONT AND MOUNTAIN VIEW Che Mold ASSES | New Potatoes, Ib. Rhubarb, Ib | Home-grown Aspar | Ibs. | Claas “A Fruit and Vegetable Co. STALL 1% ZOBLE ‘Grocery Company STALL 105 PHONE ELLIOTT 4314 Water Glass (Egg Preserver) per Ib.......5c Bring Container Small cans Milk.......5¢ {3 cans Shinola Polish.25¢ Lima Beans, Ib 15¢ | Swift's Pride Nileeaac 8 Ibs. M. J. B. Coffee.B5¢ |. hOWUCr «+ ------* 28 | “ os. large ines s Cocoa > Garde “ibe Full Line of Garden ion Mason Fruil' 4 packages Se archlight Q@ Matches for .. .25¢ Red Beans, Ib... .10¢ Corn Starch, lb .. Be 2 cans fat Herring. ..25¢ 50c bottle Liquid Veneer Payne’s Delicatessen lomeMade Meat Loaves foiled Ham and delick Mayonnaise Pickles and Olives STALL 133 b. can Hershey DOE 6 iSs00% uarts WESTLAKE SHOE REPAIR SHOP All Kinds of Shoe Men's Half Soles 15¢ | 1, Half Soles 25¢ 122 SPECIAL Farly Rose Pe delivered owt, 81.25 tatoen Dressing Asparagus, 2 Ibs Sunkist Oranges: M. BROWN—STALL dozer per Heels Uncalled-for Shoes for Sale. Lower Floor Ru GERRISH BROS. Westlake, Sixth and Virginia. TOKIO ’ " 33¢ 65c . 65c . 40c 35c . 30c 20c _ST. AL a 30 -K. AKIYAMA & CO. | SPECIAL New Potatoes, 2 Ibs Fresh Peas, 3 Ibs.. Rhubarb, 6 Ibs...... | Potatoes, sack ....$1 | Onions, sack .....$2.00 Lower Floor * Interlaken Dairy Try Our Red Shield Creamery Butter, 50¢ Ib. Cream, 14 pint 10¢ | The Best Place to Eat a Good Dairy Lunch Stall 124 PEAS, LB. 10¢ NEW ecko LB. : WESTL. AKE FRU IT re VEGETABLE CO. Stall 112 FINE LOCATION FOR GOOD, REUABLE MERCE Free Delivery to all parts of the city. One of the | the city will move to our neighborhood August Ist. yourself and largest department stores in No Credit No Sates Service No Delivery Saving You 7 1s" W. S. 8. om Sale at All Groceterian. FANCY MAINE CORN, Can GRAPE NUTS 13c Evaporated Fruits and Vegetables Raspberries, = Strawberries, Cherries, Rhubarb, Large package... 25c R LLED _OATS, 9 Ib. Sk. LUx SOAP 12c Mazola rt 37c 5a. 6 Van Camp’s BEANS (an Nee GOCsauL. L WESSON OIL :2:"42c x. 81c Small = Med. Size ap, sml. ema White medium Extra Fancy Quality— 1 th. 4 oo. net. 19c LOG CABIN SYRUP - M. J. B. TREE TEA ‘Fon Feo 1 1 (RI OF Cake Mad: r 1 1b, ean 1h Ib, x Soap Apricots, Can etter no mat what you pay Satisfaction Guaranteed Full pound ‘25 STORE arene: ay-cgeebvingen STORES niversity Market er 4 Alki Avenue “It’s the PENNIES That Count” Large $1. 69c Heliotrope Seeded Raisins 9c 1c 60 In 15-02. Pkg. at Carnation Pansy, 5 Fancy Evaporated Peaches In 24b, Sack... 2forise Black I White lle Soap, M. J. B. COFFEE 3-LB, CANS “The Econom- “BE GLAD There’s a Groceteria Near You Mr. and Mrs. 'Thrif Save 5% at the Groceterian Market Ave. lake Ave. trst Ave. Ny » Seattle Stalls 25-36 jf Peewee een