The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 9, 1918, Page 12

HE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, AUGUST 9, 1918. LANDS, WITH SOCIAL CENTERS, BOYS’ FALL SUITS $8.75 to $18.50 vu nf OR VETERANS AFTER THE WAR 600 industrial war . rican rales turn Idlers will 7 he war ends, Industrial w opt of the # . . and shipyard workers thrown out © may , 1 employ t will be put to work cetige vines tu neo | AS AVE. BETWEEN PIKE AND UNION STS. [78 mubsaings Already Up Entrances. First and Second Avenues With the farme compl Uon returned . the value of hin farm for » y ‘ pea és % ~ when it will automaticall 2 Wrshington State Tain erlemen a ag ard dP cp ie Help Yourself Grocery Washington Fruit & Vegetable fon ahh : pornos will be no principal to pay ne ' i'm tha atothe'ar lane ae ee tbe ined by Siar gover’ padsien'er Mount Vernon Suk; 8 cand ;.... BBO Company Witt Give Farms Ml help offset administration 2 p opted sa cont will help offset adminiatrat Economy Jars, pints, dozen $1.15, quarts. $1.25 ort Wikdhen’ be abe right here in the streets ened long lines of men in © new farming districts will be Lenox », © Le 25e¢ cat 2g fertake some work of thia kind GE DILLING: and sports field Frulted Wheat or Oats, pkg sg 2ne 20¢ —- aid Pilling in telling of what js be-|—— —- ——| The settlers in each co ix . A H ou Dee et hat is b : The * tt ra in : ! bans Pillsbury's He Be ‘ 1s¢ ‘ 3 ce eeeers : ¥ ’ eral revenues from other sources can | will vote on thy t ie, ese gy Co ; rs aa 17¢ m 106 F ot » met leg: | be leanened Jand poultry they want to rate: Cs mo F-+-44 ation Which will give o the fly the plan of Dilling and bis| this way, pure breed strains will re can Ftoman Fe c . 15¢ 7 r en Peppers . repor' ' n whom is Dr, Eb | sult Van Camp's Homir 0 € m ive — wood Mead, who put over a similar| “It will be the biggest thi ' Sey’ enna , ‘ 116 scheme in Australia, ts thin |kind ever undertaker . Experts Examine Soll ernment in the world's iA ae Fruit Stores The federal government will loan | Dilling " Ze i awamp lands ir © jon, the money being apportioned ac- | proved the e isp, emall 25¢, 3 F; urge TRE . If we can turn th rding to the unused land territory nding & ) on be 24e 53¢ productive farm afford to apend ty Flour Mal. Can against them wi " It determine the ulti. | thi yuntry a bet ” i 4 Ibe evens oe B7¢ | rr *e je that state \ -ure Barley Flour, 3 Iba ‘ 2R¢ | Seediens Grape teensy tre 46¢@ | Sunkist Lemons, dozen SCORES PROFITEERS, aa Serer Tea, % Ib. 2B¢, tb 45¢ | Farmers’ Vegetable Dept. B _You've probably grown to realize that It's decitedly necessary ‘ 4. Coffee, lb. 35¢, 2 Ibn. OBE, 5 tbs..$1.50 | son, Gece 7 fie 2ne to Buy your boys © es that are fully guaran buy them " . 4 256 from a store that stands back of what it sell» | : ‘ 2he We want to emphasize that GATELY'S guarant and stands BY GEORGE B. pba a, ‘ 10¢ Back of everything they sel! James W. Reynolds attor: | ed, (N. EB. A. Staff Corresponde ‘oma 2 ancy, Ib 10¢ } : ; ta an adds fore the Young | “If the sea Pree Val Ale Mrs. St. Arnaud : ; ; 5é, 10¢, 15¢ Men's Repu ‘ y \ ; Ot On ae. dee Aecetiaas | MAIN FLOOR, STALL 62 STALL E, UPSTAIRS 10 aying, however, that we've p 1 : denounces « gga ‘ 3 bunches....1 Boys’ Suits $8.75 and up to $18 th 2 pairs of knicke of the eme : : us aft the Bolshe-| learn, in ¢ hour r Nice Dill Pickles, & for 40¢ | Goon Pon ‘ 25 bockers. s one of the Un : < r , ways of ne” 8 - jus Home-m Chow-Chow, pint ‘ ihe . 25¢ profitecrs a € au gives a grea " . 1 ‘elery and , APPAREL FOR MEN AND WOMEN ir. cae hee Sn. initia: meron |: toe isa’ dia’ Dieaed.’ SMA Tee ce eae + van a fy Sweet Chow-Chow, special, pint ; a5¢ Nati ach . 10¢ and 15¢ Suits and Coats—Men’s Hats, Shoes and Furnishings Jf Schwa was here ouldn't have |» ther of hin birthright.! man without resorting to arme—it <8 ore FGA a “DRESS WELL—NEVER MISS THE MONEY” [fre ‘sv attord to|eynciéa. "Modern protueers ‘itter|7%™ Knew how! | il lt wereet Pickles 25¢ ‘This can be easily accomplished by opening a charge ace mate Age _ Seattle lat Vue 5 f y do not joo! ; hey thet Sesead Hee cant (ucla yous bet : 20¢ Eddy corpora r 4 ur vl 7 maintained, | Allan Ce k Ue), quart 10¢ Nn a ° es 10¢ profits of Sch Bethiehem Here are some figures E an 11-yed ° , 0 ° Ripe or Queen O1 % pint 15¢ . 1Z%e With us—selecting the appare! you wish and paying for it in am H j — either weekly or monthly—as best suits your own conven . 12%¢ jorporat ro $43 in} 1 from reports of bix él ome : Genuine French Bread, ‘ ise «ties ede lay ise compared with $3,0 din 191 wmparing the average yearly captain has for class purposes |B Cookies, Cardamon Flavor, dazen 15e¢ atl Tad aN sorte Reynolds, in his address, “Patriots profit for the three years. pre nt Heutenant. He looks like a < a " Sa and Profiteers,” alse red that 48| ceding the war with the profit for|Pizmy in comparison Home-made Scotch Highland Bread, loaf Alaska Salt Herring, 3 for .......++2+++ 10¢ big profiteering cocnpanies had rep: | 191 Try to run me thru with yor resentatives on the national cour conda Copper Co., $11,222 bayonet,” he to the Heutena of defense 7.941 Lackawanna of course don't une real bayo Fy etre nti eg ue American Grocery Stores Co 1113 Third A enue. Ba yin ggtla-pamll : ‘ car Pend " SoMa tobe TRAL PUBLIC MARKET SAM K. BELTZ, Mgr. Vv ° and ra at Between Seneca and Spring Sts. SYNOH NOINN ssiep: mamainatects” ne Gnabae #2 wie pee | vin 7" on bi ‘ : re ] Milk, 2 cans 2 No. 2 can VanC. pene tes Lacy Beans 22¢ The next thing was to h it _ small, 3 cans No. : novement by movement tally for the “enemy.” Bu’ eis Crisco . . SHOES | WILL ENFORCE COSTHINWNDREDS S2-Sisk | SCT Be See tania OR LABOR AWARDS OF DOLLARS, HESAYS 2 =e Tomato Sauce, 10¢, 3 cans nf Be bottle i a“ ee F F A I L Campbell’s Soups ........-..ssee005 11¢ | Hershey Cocoa, Ib. 31¢, 1% Ib. 17¢ “o> 2. The Sut by Nf A.” |THled All Kinds of Medicines they are—and asked for more 2! Clean-Easy Soap, 5 bars ‘2 ‘ke “aerateh men” whien Golden Age Macaroni Products, 3 pkgs. Large Ivory Soap, Ale, small . at Remarkably WASHINGTON, Aug some} Without Results—Tanlac Galt’s Blue TT Benne Crystal White Soap, 5 Gy TER ne 6 machinery for tet oli Gas and clectric lighting company 14 Ib. s Santa Clara Sweet Prun Lo wee rings Relief of Baltimore in training women for ff No, 2 can Waldorf Kidney Beans... 6 Ibs. and emiploy {tration ad reading meters Never before was it ministrat iclal created by yi SAE ie SRY | ME so important as now — war labor board to J ter I had spent hundreds of to make shoe pur- [jou it ie « would relieve 1 f ‘ ‘ , chases with care. 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We Are Displaying Austrian Eagle Boys’. oe OTS hildren's ‘1 as buntry improving ever and labor have made it yo colated [iain a ‘anton rte ; ” KAVARAG! essential to buy froma |, “ ais tag Fe ene eae ain t and t house large enough to ar tabor boa < “Kor the ps ona heen Fall and . rh ie 95 First at Madison give highest values bie t iniat ed, “Mm " ; rur . that protects you vid for ac sent mhcergy ly per rero , *. against inferior mate- | “common Inve ‘ The kn wot i Woolens J 4p Third Avenue at Washington Street rials, New brown and tan shades, in models with Always Phone Louis, Cuban and mil- | Sent Administrator ittle t i man Sanitary Elliott 2700 itary heels—86.95 to The award haying been made. $7.95 per pair. oy ‘ al eet eoeee her ‘ 4 PUBLIC The above model with Lonts : 0 Ay neaboro aye ate ; ‘ ? ; heels, in Havana brown e as the al re t 4 S washable kid—welted soles— | © ‘ © war labor t te ; , ¢ MARKET Sinch top; sizes 216 to &; t 1 jes live up to . ’ “any : , widths AA to @. $7 95 © He 3 ; : ) - Per pair . # latel r of the ‘ Open Nine Hours—Closing at 6 P. 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