The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 23, 1918, Page 13

THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, PAGE 13 "1Chicago Pays Homage to Policeman's Memory CHICAGO, fire stations ENGLAND RECOGNIZES OLD POLISH BARONY Bm to The Star by N. B.A DON, Aug, 23.—The king has d authority to John Fre TEN NEW SHIPS. DELIVERED TO Pledge till it hurts in War Sav- ings Stamps next week. Seattle must go “over the top.” Be ready for the War Savings Stamp drive next week. Pledge your limit. Aug. 23.—Police and here were draped in today In memory of Merman his hetr de Rutze was conferred upon his Augustus Baron Von Rut by King Wladisiaus IV. of bd, in 1687 to| black ' jettler, “Chi Ne " Chief § yesterday following a huettler died lat long Schouttler Joined the force ines In 188 SOAP AND SUGAR STALLS No Profiteering Here! FEDERAL MILK, CAN Limit, 3 ca 6 bars Naptha Soap . 6 cans Sunbrite ho ns > bars Small Ivory 5 bars Large Lenox 5 bars Wool, Bob White, Naptha 8 Creme Oil or Bath ANNEX Poultry Dressed to Order— While You Wait. ELLIOTT FISH CO. Best Chinook Salmon, Ib..25¢ | Bilver Smeits, 1b. ... 1Be da s5. --.. 25¢ _ Whole Red Snapper, b...10¢ ) Codfish, Brick 2 Ibs.......35¢ Genuine Finnan Haddie, ib 25¢ © a customer. Best Elberta P 40¢ Bo Best Bartlett Pears, B5Se@ Basket. Red Seal Grocery— Annex 3 cans Federal ‘oRub Naptha 8 25c pkg. Blue Ribbon 30 25e pke. Cream of re Tee 20c 50c can Royal Baking Powder *40c 30c glass Loganberry Well Ripened melon, Ib. t New § 1 pt. can Mazola OB nese 25e can Booth Sardines FOR BARGAIN S king Pow, 4 Dust Washing 2 Ibs. Sunmaid Raisins $1.00 5-Ib. can Sublime Bak, ing Powder ... ee @c M J. B. Tree Tea, Ib 50c can Instant Postum Tha Siam Head Rice No. 1 Walnuts, tb. i dos. 10¢ Fruit Jar 2c fine Ginger § 2 ibs, Small Wh Dig. Quaker =. Olymp Figur’ Se pkg. Quaker Corn Flakes » 5 large rolis Toilet F ngs Abisco or Lotus tional Corn Crack: M: * be 200 ean Tomatoes or Poas 25c can Hershey's Cocoa 2 cana Shrimp ibe ‘orn or G pkgs. Cream « 2 20¢ cans Minced Clams = STONG’S GROCERY, PINE ST. PUBLIC MARKET }) QUITTING RETAIL BUSINESS Everything Must Go—Wholesale and Retail WE OFFER THE WHOLE STOCK AT %5¢ ON THE DOLLAR entire stock of Men's Clothing deolute slaughter prices thing must be sold at lees than cost 4 Purnial Included in the SAVE MONEY—BUY NOW—GOING FAST These Pr’ces Will Move the Goods Men's Suite to $55 values sell for $15 $45 values for . + 12.75 $40 values for $10.25 values for . 25 values for $6.45 $035 | | Men'e Work and Drese Ghose to pe es 96.25 Values to sell at Shoes to $8 values at . s4.45 Shoes to $5 values at ..........92.08 Closing out Watson Low Shoes, $4 0'# greatest po SHIPPING BOARD WASHINGTON, Aug. 2%.—Ten ships, of 61,700 combined tonnage were delivered to the the week ending August it in an l, Seven were steel and three rgest ship delivered eame 2 9,000-ton tanker, One Seattle ship was among the de liveries ttle delivered over one third more tonnage in the week than any other place Canadian Shipping Threatened by Strike VANCOUVER, B.C, Aug. 23 . the Grand p Co, and tendered ing the re to re Merchant Service guild, a protective organization for mulated on union lines. They are scheduled to walk out Friday A strike that may entirely te up Canadian Canadian shipping may result from} the action of the guild, aggravated by the continuous refusal of the steamship recognize the guild and its demands, wage in- creases and regular hours. companies to Barge Barracouta Is Pulled Off Rocks The barge Rarracouta, property of James Griffiths & Sons, has been successfully floated from the rocky beach near Seward, Alaska, where she went ashore last November in a storm, according to word received here Thursday. The barge was so! idly encased in jee during the winter Fishing Fleet Is Sunk by Germans) MONTREAL, time Fish Aug. 23.—The Mart- corporation fleet of ap- proximately nine veawels has been sunk by a German submarine crew that captured the trawler Triumph and mounted guns on her, turning them on the fleet. American Steamer Torpedoed, Report| ‘The Amer: | NEW YORK, Aug ie steamer Cubore, a new veasel 7.000 tons, has been reported torpedped {n European waters while carrying army transport freight. She s owned by the Ore Steam p com any and commandeered by the hipping board of ove ATTACKED BY SUBMARINE AN ATLANTIC PORT, Aug. 23 A British steamer arriving here re ports being attacked by a submarine off Nantucket, which went under / after firing a torpedo that missed. | The new show at the Palace Hip is headed by a beautiful scenic and singing novelty, called “A Morning in the Alps,” Song Birds. feature Zither music also is a The Four Hun Chasers, a quartet! of Canadian soldiers from the trenches, are held over for an extend led engagement The nastic offering. Jim and Irene Martyn, a versatile duo, sing, dance, play violin and do a ttle bit of everything in the vaudeville line. Victay, “The Traveling Man,” a funny tramp monologue. Stanely Gallini and company offer a clever shadowgraph number. The Stroll Trio provide a blackface comedy singing, talking and dancing number. has shipping board | penize presented by the Swiss | Reckless Duo have an un-| usually daring acrobatic and gym-/ CHECK PKGS SENT MARKEY TIST EC DE DR. MORGAN | Room 16 ike Wace Market “NON-EGG” Try it in place of exes. SHOE-TERIA No. Pike Place Market Is ready for school. NOW is the time to bay. See the Everyboy’s Shoe for Boys Sizes 9 to 13, pair.......$2.40 Sizes 13} to 2, pair......$2.80 Sizes 2} to 53, pair......$3.20 Girls’ Shoes, pair. $2.40 to $3.20 Part of the Jacobson stock of shoes from Monroe, Wash. Don’t miss these “over the top” prices. Real “before- the-war” leather and prices, too. Shoes at $4.80, $5.80, $6.80. Values $7.00, $8.00, $9.00. Get the saving habit and trade at SHOE-TERIA No. 1 Near Sugar Stall Pike Place Market JOHNSON GROCERY CO. STALLS 7, 8, 11,12 ECONOMY MARKET ALWAYS LOW PRICES—ALWAYS GOOD GOODS No, 1 Walnuts, per Ib 22¢ ¢ | Two 250 pkgs. Swedish Potato | a0¢ caine Yeast Foam or 10¢ a5¢ Zi1e 10¢ 15¢ 2 Ibe. Flake White Shortening 25¢ 2 Iba, Santa Clara Prunes ..35¢ | 2 Ibs, Rolled Oats 25e 7 Mea! 2 full Fat Herring ) oa | G Ibs. Silver White Corn Sb |? sree cane tae Mik. 1be can Lye .. Two 10c pkgs. Jar 2 2c cans Lnby and Beans .... - B5¢ 6 bare Crystal “White Soap. -28¢ | 5 large bars Lenox Soap....25¢ Sc can Deviled Meat Be 4 large rolls Tollet Paper... 25¢ 1 dor. Pint Mason Fruit Jars 00: 1 dos. Quart Mason Fruit Jars § 3 Ibs. Navy Beans ......- 2 Ibe. Elbow Macaron! 25¢ 3 ibs. Dry Green Peas. 3 Iba, Corn Starch .. 2 Ibe, | Rice Flour Two he — ley 2 pkgs. Grape “Nute .. Two 20c cans Minced Clams 25¢ | 20c can Red Salmon 15¢ Se cans Sockeye Salmon. .30¢ Crescent Baking Powder Crescent MAPLEINE 2-02. bottle... ......35¢ nen Baking Powder - -25e BARNES’ “BiG BEAUTY’ BREAD! Home made, best quality. Full weight, low price. STALL 80, LOWER FLOOR First and Pike 1 don. Jelly Glasses 40¢ and 45¢ S. W. Corner OLD PIKE PLACE MARKET, (Foot of Pike St. Incline) ean Wiour Ib. se Holly White a Market ‘de Stall, "pice PL Market. STONG WILL DO THE PRICE CUTTING THESE PRICES GOOD FOR ONE WEEK 5 bars Crystal White Soap...............25¢ 5 bars Lenox Soap erry 4 (4 (Only 5 bars of soap to a customer) 30c pkg. Gold Dust Washing Powder. . 25c 6-0z. can Royal Baking Powder..... 4 bare Ivory or Fairy Soap 23¢ | Gb, can M. J. 1. Coffee. 81.50 | $1.00 6-Ib, can Sublime Baking G5¢ | pkes Cream of Bor B5¢ 23e Pancake n Instant Dente: amaid ¥ am Head I 40¢ can Auto Club Coffee... 4 lbs. Navy Split Beans 3 Ibs. Choice Prunes ‘ linger Snaps, per Ib nuts, per Ib 1be pkg. Quaker Oats ..... 35c pkg. Quaker Oats lbc pk. Quaker Corn Flukes 10¢ ining. STITHAM MARKE . -20¢ - 20 Iba, Soya Beans ..... 25¢ 2 pkew. Nonesuch Mince Meat 25¢ 10¢ 25¢ . 15¢ Yon Carne 10¢ Se can Van Camp's Soups..10¢ 200 can Tomatoes or Peas..15¢ SOc qt. jar Sweet Pickles... 35¢ qt. jar Chow or Sour Pick- os : sevens BEG 4 dow 10¢ Fruit Jar Rings... 25¢ 3 pkgs. Macaroni, Spaghetti or Noodles -25¢ the bottle Maple or Cane 5 age up ... erie. . 25¢ -.10¢ Se size Pork and Beans pkgs. Grape Nuts ...... can He can Libby's Chill 15c Corn or Gloss Starch. t MAPLEINE 2-02. bottle 35c¢ Crescent Baking Powder . 25 STALLS 37.38 ECONOMY MARKET “Ga. Lower Floor—Pike Place Public Market—Phone Main ax” 18 FAIR We are going to sell 100 Hens at, Ib.,.. 2.000 Ibs, Pot Roasts, Ib pebedeeet HAMILTON'S BUTTER STORE Stall 39—Kconomy Market—1427 First Ave. The Only Butter Store on First EGGS BUTTER Choice Jersey Local Ranch Guaranteed. SOc Do. SOc Lb. ORAN MARMA PICKLES | 20c per ied | Avenue in Economy Market Good Luck, 40¢ Ib; 5 Ibs Columbia, 38e 1b;'3 Ibs Swift's Snowflake, Ib 3 pounds : Troco, 4e 1b; 5 ibs Swift's Premium, 1b 2 pounds . RIPE OLIVES DE 13 20¢ per Lb. HAMILTON SAVES you “MONEY *, 10. sack, PIKE PLACE MARKET delivered per pound 8 SUGAR STALLS Ever: Supreme Blend COFFEE 35c 114 Ibs. for 50¢ 3 lbs. for $1.00 BEST 30c COFFEE IN TOWN 3 Lbs. for 80c 50c Teas, 2 lbs. for. .85¢ ne Black Pepper, per Pure Good Cocoa or cual olate, per lb.......25¢ I know what the West likes best in coffee, teas and spices, ML A. HANSEN STALL 40 _1st Ave. Entrance ECONOMY MARKET Mr. Luckhurst, formerly with Thos. Lipton & Co., London, England, has pro- duced several blends of Coffee and Tea for you to select from. Our W. & L. Blend of coffee has been used by the Best Trade in the East for the past 18 years. There is no fancy coffee in packages to excel it. Our price on this coffee (bulk only) is 35¢ Ib.— 3 lbs. for $1.00; 114 Ibs. for 50¢. WILSON & LUCKHURST Stalls 60-61-6243, Economy Mkt. LOWER FLOOR. large number of Men's | ‘Butta * $248 | PETITIONS TO INVOKE | Watermelons, per pound.... Tomatoes, per box Watermelons, pound .......- aie yee Canning Peaches, per box........$1. Lemons, per dozen. . INITARY wh Feit Hats to $3 for One lot, take your ehoies | Mackinaw Coats to 915 Rubber Geods and Slickers at Reduced RED LIGHT ABATEMENT Deputy Prosecutor Lane Summers Gravenstein Apples, dozen. . PUBLI« Canning Pears, per box +» - $2.00 rises Stall 12—Sanitary Market. Stall 10-A—Sanitary Market Thursday filed in superior court a/ OE SS ‘cols and Toot Chests, Watches, Revolvers, Rifles, nike, id Chains, Violins, ings, Nugi 4 Fins, Gens, Mandolins, Gel lor wale. (Kedaks, tere, Ukuleles, BELOW COSY PRICE. Bey in ony quaatit: ‘Other articles not mentioned sbov DAILY AND CONTINUES UNT! GALE BEGINS 8:30 A. will be SOLD OUT Everything Must Be Sold Hegardiess of Price. THE BARGAIN STORE 222 Occidental Ave. Corner, at Main St—Den't Miss the Place. CANNING SUGGESTION HOW TO MAK yar iT LEATHE! PLACE OF ¢ ANDY Concentrate fruit Jute by boiling them heat, then by dry in the top of « doub ort moderate leather in thin # ‘sprinkle granulated sugar over the and roll Jelly roth hen cut ‘acrows; or Ary it in a % of an inch thick, and eut it in cubes. In either of th forms the leat tempting —U. s. FOOD ADM. LICEN NO CREDIT petition to invoke the red light abate ment law against the New Ceci! hotel 1019 First ave. This property is owned by Mr. and Mrs. Clifford D Bebe and leased to John © Tho greatest meat eaters are the Australians, who, before the war consumed an average of more than seven pounds a_head weekly. NO. G49281— NO DELIVERY STORES COMPANY INC Uneeda Biscuits, 2 Pkgs. 15c— Jilfy Jell 103c Ceretana Pancake Flour, 4-Ib. Pkg. 34c— Grape Nuts 13c Heliotrope Raisins, 2 Pkgs. 25c—Baker’s Cocoa, 4-1b. 24c Quaker Oats, ners Pkg. 35c Pine Tree Matches, large box Be MEADQUARTERS FoR RELIAB Het CANNING $U TPPLIES ‘The Economy Jar. Pints, dozen... Quarts, doze % Gallon, dozen Jar Rubbers, dozen and Jar Caps, dozen’: Jar Lids, dozen. a pis, dozen:: GOLDEN AGE MACARONI DEMONSTRATIO Valuable Cook Book and Balloon with cach 3 pkgs. Golden Age Macaroni, St.) Yeast Foam or Magic, 2 for 10e Cleanser, Be Monte Pumpkin, large can Washimg Po large can....... extra , ise wder, large D “Ib, oan i-th. can Spaghetti or Noodles, for 27e Groceterias :); 1, $69 Pine Street, (Seattle Division) LENOX SOAP 6 Bars, 31¢ RE GLAD, there's a Groceteria Near Your Home. , Green Lake Mkt, 6,85 Pike Street 7, to, End Market 8, 7th Ave. W. and Economy Market 14, Westinke Market 15, 14th and KE. Pike Bloke ihe 00 NAT STORE NO. 1 (500 Pine 16, University Mkt, Corner Market , 2084 Alki Ave, 1917 Greenwood Av 21,201 Ematlake Ave. 22,941 tet Ave. N. 201 Blaine Street Savage. | STA 45 SANITARY MARKET—LOWER FLOOR STALL 45 | Tie can Instant CRISCO 47c 93c $1.84} 25 3 Lbs Sweet on's Yellow Label Tea ge cans Campbell's or Libby's k and Beans ....-..5++. B5¢ 2 pkes. Post ‘Tonsties « or Grape. Nuts ’ --25¢ 5, Uneeda Biscuits . 1 Ib, Gold Shield Coffee .... 1 Ib. Auto Club Coffee Hills’ Red Can Coffee 3 iba, Rolled Oata . 3 Ibs, Farina .... 32¢ .30¢ .B5¢ .25¢ REAR LOWER ™ WE CUT THE COST OF LIVING |) 2xaex. .21¢ Creamery 50c Ib. ‘156 25e¢ | EGGS Just Arrived; Every One Guaranteed 47c doz. 3 dozen $1.40 cael 39c 2 Phas. Teco Pancake Flour... 25c © | 400 pkg. Pearls of Wheat . Bae, | Pkg. Olympic Pancake Flour 35 2 Ibe. Sultana Raisins | 1 doz, Mason | Caps ... doz, Jar Rubbers Seeded Raisins, per pkg. | Large Bar Wool Soap | Large pke. Swift's Pride W: es | ing Powder ‘ ane | 2 Ibs, Pink Beans 2 Ibs. Best Shortening ‘apkins . STALL 45 EAT MORE PEAMIT SUTTER MARGARINE Good Luck, Ib. .. .. Nut Ola, Ib. Columbia, 1b, Buttercup, 1b. COFFEE 3 Ibs, 85. 29c 15c Brick While They Last > _ PLEASE COME EARLY AND AVOID RUSH < tals it's. GREEN’S BUTTER STORE «- Corner ar Corner Market) MARKE DODDS’ SANITARY GROCERY eS) MARKET is going to have another BIG SPECIAL BACON, LARD AND PRIME RIB ROASTS Quality the Highest. Prices the Lowest. Come early. We are going to have a big crowd. Stalls 119-121-123-125 unitary Market rst Ave. Floor. COST OF MOVING -OUT SALE! Monday we move to our Pine St. Market location. Saturday's Specials! Men’s Heavy Winter Un- derwear, garment..75¢ Boys’ and Girls’ All-wool Sweaters at 4 their actual value. Few more Ladies’ Dresses at, each Big line of Ladies’ Hose, all sizes .........15¢ Sanitary Market First Ave. Entrance 1519 First Ave. MEATS Murray again decides to shoot the heart right out of the meat prices. Come and see the bombardment. Better be on hand early, because there is going to be a big crowd. Murray Meat Ce. STALLS 1-3-5 CORNER MARKET Washington Market 94-06 PIKE ST. Liberty Delicatessen Stall 21 Genuine Imported Roquefort Cheese. We have also in stock @ full line of other Cheese, Sardines, Canned Goods, Cold Meats, Pickles, Olives and Sausages. Our own home made Meat Loaves, Salads and Mayonnaise are the finest. This is the place to buy if you want values and service, WHOLE SALMON 50Oc Each Fresh Herring, 3 Ibs. 25¢ Smelts, 2 Ibs........25¢ Red Snapper, 2 Ibs. ..25¢ a Stan 10 ary Market CORNER PUBLIC MARKET 20¢ MURRAY “BYNGS” THE HIGH STALLS 18-25 Corner Market—Lower Floor Headquarters for Crescent Goods FERNS 25c and Up Art Floral Co. 9 Pike St.—South Entrance