The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 30, 1918, Page 12

re Hopeless,” Teuton Officer Says of His Troops BY LOWELL M TT (United Press Correspondent) IRITISH Cambrai road near solitary German met a Canadian patrol and extra to the pris won't fight The @ays, an extra shirt dians was the way “They're hopeless @4th German division He was referring SAuse they would not fight, but Buch incidents are piling up as probably are responsible for the in Gen. He “The Germ ne's army today n army is beaten ‘Their morale is ARMIES IN FRANCE to his own men, “I Walking Haucourt during the Canadian ad He carried rations for His first question of the Aug, 29 socks sners’ cage said an officer recently taken from Canadian throws then into shot ten said 1 had to surrender wort he it Was no use. the British troops march forward declaration of a well-informed offi He is a cool this officer declared o had not before been influenced by the fluctuating he added, “We've down to stay Third Avenue at Washington Street Always Sanitary SOUTH EN Phone Elliott 2700 PUBLIC MARKET Open Nine Hours—Closing at 6 P. M., Saturday Incloded NOT ICE This market will be closed all day Monday— LABOR DAY. SAVE YOUR COUPONS —and share in Beginning Tuesday, Start our Purchasing Dividend System The larger our business the larger your divi- ; dends will be. | Start next Tuesday w | A hint for Sunday’s Dinner: our net profits. September 3, we will ith your first purchase. mROASTS = JIM’S UNION B' dersey Butter, Ib... .55¢ Cream Cheese, 2 Ibs. 65¢ | WHERE QUAL UTTER STORE Stalls 18.419 Al Storage Eggs, dozen... 55¢ Fine Coffee, 2 Ibs . Se ATY COUNTS wisn. SECTION all 6 Seen, ».* x4 Ibe. Bring your pail Saturday. CO-OPERATIVE Big Inventory Quart Jars, 99 ic 89c DELICATESSEN Sale Saturday Eastern Barley Flour, 10-1b, sack 69c Washing Powder, chase zs Large Bar Napthe Sea: 7 Bars La ary Seap ** “gee CO-OPERATIVE GROCERY te Andersen Grecery. Hiliett 185 TELEPHONE OPERATORS WANTED Telephone operating offers wemen who are seeking employment at a good epportunities for advancement. Good Pay A good salary Regular and frequent increases. Permanent Position Work is steady Many opportunities for advancement. Interesting Work clean, fascinating. Associates carefully selected. Pleasant Surroundings Light and well ventilated offices. Pleasant Comfortable lunch a: Special Advantages Annual vacat! Bick Benefits, Death Benefits, Pensions, without cost. Good Character and Good Heal between the ages of 18 and 26 rience is not necessary. Our on the First Floor, 1115 Fourth Ave., Seneca, and is open from 8:20 you to call at this office and n will gladly discuss the matter pointment may be made by calling Elliott 12000. The Pacific Telephone and Telegraph 1115 FOURTH AVENUE First many advantages to young salary with from the start. and permanent. nd recreation rooms. jon with pay. ith are required. Young women are preferred. Previous expe employment office is located between Spring and A. M. to 5:30 P.M. We invite meet the School Principal, who personally with you. An ap Company Floor ee tah DS BRING RESULTS HUNS DEMAND ECONOMIC AID Special to The LONDON, Aug han ‘the German commercial | | world with regard to conditions after the war. The Huns fear that whet! not they victorious, their ous will never again be what it 1914 Lochmann cotton Star 80. are bu waa before Dr Rremen in the paldent of the proponen pm exchange overnment newspaper, the erman Gasette, that Ger nould to the ened “raw materials war demands rmany shall receive from the raw materials purchased by the Frit-| ish government (presumably for construction purposes) a quantity sufficient to supply German indus tries for one to two years after the signing of pe | Germany shall hav her as much as may be left of the tonnage taken tr her in violation of international law or re-| ceive compensation therefor in kind In addition, Germany shall have| placed at her disposal suffictent ton nage to bring the abovementi raw materials to her ports 3—Germany demands resolutions of the allies nomic allies with reply owing restored to away m that the} Paris eco] en the their shall not be enforced close cod. are rmanic powers must markets to the matert manufactured products of the ish colonies John B. Wright. Justice of the | Wright ts a candidate for re-election on the republican ticket Among the many reforms he has establixhed for the justice courts, the most prominent is the night/ | court, which he established in 1916 and over which he still presides in addition to his day court Judge Wright has disposed of 25, 000 law suits during his term of of Peace John B es OAT, DRESS UPsTAIns Second and Union. Individuality can only be secured through individual attention. H. C. BJORK TAILOR FOR MEN AND WOMEN 511-12 Joshua Green Building htéinw making and glances, our low operating ex-| enable better penne, us glnsnen leas money short not | | SCHOONMAKER OPTICAL Co. | 1228 First Ave. Main 6477. | One Block South Public Marke A Bargain is not a bar- gain unless you get qual- ity. We guarantee every- thing we sell to give per- fect satisfaction or we re- fund your money without a murmur, DROP IN TODAY Kappel &Rickles Lunch Room and Bakery Vormerly New York Bakery | | 106-8 Second Ave. S. Second and Yesler, | cARROTS THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, AUGUST 30, 1918. ‘FLOUR RULING IS MODIFIED houne manufac Jeptermber 1 cracker le ts tr buy nning baker ers, hotels and four pounds of flour pound ubstitutes The f administration only re quires 20 cont of substitutes with the have advanced eSUGAM Ketatiors pay, cane, eranulated 100 the $80 restaurantes for ean each per four on eRe and butter 1 “8 should pay CORN SYRUP. pay olden brown Teetaliors «om Hd pay, 244M th, bag $2.97 to tm 82 |wionm wHEaT pay, 10:1. bbe to hee the to RYE FLOUR 4340, 40% pay, 10-% rary DARLEY Flour baw 68 Netatlers $266 to 10-1 so wo $299. Retatiers pay, 10M TM) eon Tee to The, Retailers pay, 10-™ 00, bulk, per vid pay, 10M, b pay. © should Netallere pay, per T™, @Me: coneum 10-1. baw B4e, bull 10% 10. haw . bulk 7 sTancn HARLEY (> Pe, consume Netaltere pay uid pay ive 19-7 the 10%e ONS Mm, idee) li We to 1d we, ore pay bee 16-08 leaves Pe; ° pay. mere should pay. per 100 SPLIT FEAS s should pay Retallers pay, fancy to Ieee, choles Ca 140, Lima 1¢4e ¢ ington should | hound aid Tm, $810 to) ARE INCREASING by N. he 1 club, no ¢ to The Star Mich, Aug. 30. Surrender Inwint that be inflicted n the fighting rapidly than ev | apectat LINT conditional n or rman upon the in done, ts on ite world w more hoped wing tern tarted becon ful a it 7 national a all has verwhelmingly that the directors been hire an staff and rters to handle Immense nt of corre from all over the | ‘The club tn now re lize local units of members have signed the pledge of ing fealty to the United government and the demand for an nditional from Ger- ny Phere are no dues or fees, The unit's activities be financed by the sale of club buttons, which national at 5 in way, no wer novernent of jed to has com office the ndence pourt country ty to organ who undy Htaten surrender may may be purchased thru the | headquarters, and are sold cents each Daily or weekly made y the unit secretary to the al giving tabulated of new members on forms supplied by the nal | Local units already have been or In many towns and more for charters are re day by Myles F. national secretary reports are nation lint necretary natio headquarters ganized applications every the ceived Bradley HUN MAKES GLUE BY MIXING BUGS (Special to The Star by N. B.A) AMSTERDAM, Aue 30 Pantie Werner Gera Vorwaerts, has pue fed in making glue from bac teria, the art consisting in blending in the right proportion two different tribes of germs, which produce a clear, odorless adhesive substance. |Policewomen for Factories Sought Special to The Star by N. BE. A LONDON, Aug 20. he «=Wormen Bervice has issued a call f recruits for police duty in t munitions facte They are paid jsiz a week to # |} LEMON JUICE TAKES OFF TAN Girls! Make bleaching lotion skin is sunburned, tanned or freckled ‘ if Squeeze the Juice of two lemons in |to a bottle containing three ounces of Orchard White, shake well, and you [have a quarter pint of the best | freckle, sunburn and tan lotion, and |complexion beautifier, at very, very | small cost. | Your grocer has the lemons and «|any drug store or tollet counter will i EVAPonAaTED pay. fancy, ™ 1B4e to 136 ariety te 11 Italian variety ie vald pay to ise, pay, fancy seeded, ile, choles seeded Me: consumers ancy nemied 120 to Ibe, bricks S#e to 6) MARGARINE-—Retatiers pay, medium @re re should pay to 44c, medium consumers should to 490 rs pay 47 hould pay 0c loral $2.50 ® $404 ‘ TURN Hetatlers pay $1.60 to $1.76: nUrAbacas Retailers pay, 1.60 to $1.75, consumer to to & Retailers p $1.00 to $1.25; consum te to 3%e M LES —G per consumers ould pay $1.75 to 82.00, fancy «a it ntand apples, $2.50 to $2.0 HA per 100 Tha consumers should pay per 100 should Hockey B8e to 400, 1-™. tali a8o to Bhc red, 1-T. tall 276 te 300; pinks, 1M. HW ike to 16 ra should pay HINOOK to Ife ™ drensed, 20 retailers ALM c ers should retailors pay 140 to| pay, | 206 th pay be ould pay &\4e (black to Bo; eon. ¥ 100 to 12%e Th. Hers pay be to be Id pay 100 to CARP, retatlers pay 60 to To t.; con- aumera should pay &%o to 100 ™ HERIUN © to be Th; ay Tho to Bye Ih from inst issue, a day away. A THRIFT STAMP keep the Hun 75 CENTS Boys’, Girls’ and Children's KAVANAGH'S First and Union 1005 Ft at Neon supply three ounces of Orchard yhite for a few cents, Massage this eetly fragrant lotion Into the face, neck, arms and hands each day and eee how freckles, sunburn, windburn and tan disappear, and how clear, soft and white the skin becomes, Yes! It is harmiess (Paid Advertisement) a r. 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Help Yourself Grocery of Mazola—Special Prices—Pints % Gale, 61.27, Gals 62.25 ans B34¢, small, 2 cans 17¢ 3 cans B5¢@, email, 2 ce 19¢ th, 28¢, 2 Ibs B5e¢ xtra Fancy Dried Apples, tb. eee . 22¢ xtra Faney Dried Apricots, 24¢,2 Ave anta Clara Sweet Prunes, 3 Ibs. 25¢, 6 Ibs. 47¢ Ned $3.45, Mue $3.35 ten . 44 Demonstration B5¢, Quarts Federal Milk, 3 Carnation Milk, v7] Pure Bulk Cocoa, Ib. Ibs Karo Syrup, 91%-1b, cans Package of 20 Paper Pi Package Sanitary Drinking Cups Armour Grape Juice O¢, 14¢, 23¢, ane 10-1. bag Corn Grits 6D@, 5 Ibs. B7¢ Yours Truly Cookies and Crackers, bec 10c pken. oe Uneeda Biscuits, 2 pken. eee . Armour's Deviled Meat, %-size tins . Libby Mayonnaise Dressing, medium bottle... Large bottle ..... . Jiffy Jel 10c, 3 pkes Pearline, small pkes. S¢, Medium 11¢, Large 2he Ivory Soap, «mall @@, large 10¢ 6 bars Savon Soap ° . 28¢ Crystal White and Ch Pasy Soap 6¢ Hills’ Bron, Red Can feo, ib, BEE, 2% Ibe, BEE M. J. EB. Coffee, Ib, BG¢, 2 Ibs. OBE, 6 lbw. $1.50 Folger's Golden Gate Coffee, Ib. 38¢, 2% Ibs. 85¢ M. J. B. Tree Tea, % tb. 35¢@, 1 Ib... ... Be Washington Fruit & Vegetable Company Rest Tomatoes, Se, box . Sweet Potatoes, 3 Ibs. for . Cucumbers, each B@, 6 for . New Spuda, 6 Ibs, for Head Lettuce Celery, each Elverta Peaches, dozen 25¢, basket Crawford Peaches, dozen 15¢@, box Canning Elberta Peaches, box Bartlett Pears, dozen Cantaloupes, 3 for Sweet Grapes, Ib. i Best Bating Apples, dozen Cooking Apples, Ib Casaba Melons, Ib. Watermeions, Ib. pkgs Th, each Be and 10¢ 30¢ $1.05 $1.25 . 15¢ 15¢ | 8 Lucky Strike Fish Co. 4, Ib almon, each Salmon, wii Whole & Smelt 45¢ ana Bos each Mackerel ck Cod, Snapper tarbecued Ib Central Fruit Stores Watermetons, Ib. Casabas, Ib dowen Pears, dozen matone Peaches, da berta Extra Fancy ¥ 20 Ib. box . Ib. Seediess Grapes, Ib. Tomatoes, 2 Ibs. 7 Ibs 6 Ibs , Red, oes, White. Potatoes, 3 Ibs n String F Ib.. nning. ad Lettuce, each Celery Green Onions, 3 bunches Carrots bunches 3 ppers, Ib 4 bunches ... Small New Potatoes, 5 Ibs. Cabbage, solid heads, Ib... Mrs. St. Arnaud MAIN FLOOR, STALL 62 STALL E, UPSTAIRS Nice Dill Pickles, 5 for Hons die Chowiihow, pik « Sweet Chow-Chow, special, pint ar! Onions, pint ing Best Sweet Mixed Pickles, pint, ‘ie ain eet Pickles, pint Very Best Spiced Sweet Vinegar (bring your bot- tle), quart . Ripe or Queen Olives, % pint Genuine French Bread, loaf . French Cookies, Cardamon favor, ‘dozen ee Home Made Scotch Highland Bread, loaf. stalk American ‘Grocery Stores Co. Central Public Market Carnation Milk, large, 3 cans ..... Small, 3 cans 9. Federal and Mount Vernon Milk, eas 3 cans 34¢, small . 8114-lb. cans Karo Syrup, Red Blue ... cade noes Uneeda Biscuits, 2 pkgs. . Selecto Coffee, Ib. doe, ‘3 ibs... ° Hills’ Bros. Red Can Coffee, Ib... 214 |bs. M. J. B. Coffee -35¢ Galt Blue Ribbon Tea, lb. 55¢, » Ib. 30¢ | Crisco. .32¢, 45¢, S8¢, $1. ‘74, $2.67 Sam K. Beltz, Mgr. No, 2 can Premier Pork and Beans. .18¢ Del Monte Green Asparagus Tips.. -27¢ Grant’s Hygienic Crackers, pkg. .. Libby Hot Sauce (Tomato), 3 cans "Bae Searchlight Matches, 6 boxes ......35¢ arse! Pure Rolled Oats, 3 Ibs... 5 Ibs. ... = Self-Rising “Buckwheat, | ‘9 a Campbells Soups ... Crystal White Soap .. oe Soap, large 10¢, ‘small Grape Nuts, 2 pkgs. ....... Kellogg W heat Biscuits, 2 pkgs. . A Certificate of Paint Health It is surely a relief to you if you are contemplating a painting job to know that in You are getting the very BEST PAINT FOR THE PUR- POSE INTENDED. No one can offer more, and you'll find that the Seattle Paint Co.’s paints live up to this standard of quality. Rainier Liquid House Paint Tronite Floor Paint Colonial Shingle Stains Marine Specialties Lavoloid, the washable flat paint for walls. 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