The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 13, 1918, Page 15

>. “oe Makes the use of thin, blue, watery milk unnecssary Do not blame your milk man because the milk he leaves you is thin, blue and = watery—blame the cow. Raw, bottle milk at this season of the year i off in quality and up in price. There IS a_ way, however, to overcome these unsatisfa actory condi- tions—use FE 4 gov- ernment standard milk, Evaporated in the country from the richest milk ob. talnable—evaporated in accord with the strict Government Standards, which assure uniformit unvary and unques emphasia. In the my and better e al Milk. Milk Company—plant located in the country; sales offices, Hoge Mdg , Seatile, W ashington. RST AVE. BETWEEN PIKE AND UNION STS. ENTRANCES FIRST AND SECOND AVENUES SATURDAY SPECIALS Market Closes 6 P. M. Lucky Strike Fish Co. Central Fruit Stores i Extra Fancy Jonathan Apples, doz..20¢ _— Special—Sockeye Salmon, ‘salted, Extra Fancy Stayman Winesap Apples, Cree ceceenesercevberccsens 1 doa, eo eedecerecedelcebecesvers 20¢ Bastern Oysters, large, pint. ... Sunkist Lemons, doz ..30¢ Baan Cente, large, 25¢; medium, ey a Seedless California 4 for Lo) | ee ERE SR ee ge COE Ge Se = 25e Little Neck Clams, Ib. ............4- S¢ | Florida Grz pe Fruit, ¢ 10¢ Skinned Soles, Ib. ...........0+++- 15¢ | Sunkist Oranges, doz ‘i Cooking Apples, Kippered Herring, |b. £ S. Ss nds anc i iiien, Haddie, Ib..." oft Sheil By ea and ‘Wal Extra large Salt Mackerel, each.... Washington Fruit and Vegetable Co. Farmers’ Vegetable Department Best Yakima Gem Potatoes, 10 lbs... Navel Oranges, sweet, 5 for 25¢; box of Local Potatoes, 12 Ibs a Dry Onions, 8 Ibs. .........-. se se fle iy , box Eastern Washington Rutabag Best Le , doz. Yellow Turnips, 6 lbs. ....... Flori da Grape Fruit, ez Sweet Potatoes, 4 Ibs. New Soft Shell Walnuts, Ib. .......32 Mauash, Ib. . 2... eee veesnser ces eses 1¢ Neat Yakima Gem Potatoes, 4 Ibs... Cabbage, solid heads.10¢, 15¢ and 20¢ Cauliflower, fancy...10¢, 15¢ and 20¢ Celery, bunch... 10¢ and 15¢ Head Lettuce Beets and Carrots Cranberries, 2 Ibs. Local Spinach, |b. STALL F Scotch Highland Bread—Hot Twice Daily. | ine Cookie and Roll 3. Dry Onions, 3 lbs. I] Pies ¢ ole ra Stores Co. Help Yourself Grocery—Central Public Market. ENTRANCES FIRST AND SECOND AVENUES Central Grocery—Central Public Market. Seattle Grocery—Seattle Market, 109 Occidental Ave. -10¢ Olympic Pancake Flour...... oe Oe “My Wife's” Syrup, Cane and Maple, 8-02 bottle 19¢@; 27 K, » gal ampbell’s Soups... OTE OA ow 0:0 “Good Taste” Pineapple, Corn, can She doz. $ 3aked Be broken alided, 214 size Domino Mate New Sar ita . oo Pumpkin New finest q Karo Syrup, dark, I woe 40¢ 10 ib Boks Ivory Soap, large 10¢; Lenox S Golden Age Hills’ 1 Can Coffee, Macaroni Products, 3 Pink’ Sair non, lb. can.. Sockeye Salmon, |b. can.. Heavy Duck Shopping Bags, Galt Blue Ribbon T M. J. B. Coffee, Ib. ey Ye te rae RE 25¢, SO¢ and 35¢ ARMY ACTORS = |FRENCH MAY GIVE THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1918. (MAKE BIG HIT ¢ . ato’ Brings Gifts for Men in Tremendous Quantities. Gifts a man will appre : , ; intrinsic value. That a woman will admire because of their attractiven Halt | is at its best in this Highly Specialized Section. Values speak for them el Silk Belts One ha an opportunity of select- PAGE 15 ° Christmastime in MacDougall’s er Knlarged Men’s Section Gloves Capeskin Gloves in tan and gray Am ing distinctive gifts, even in such $1.85. Very well sewn, of strong ed necensit belt Turk skins. « «, fancy grained DF pepe = ps wor ilk and wa ri o Belts at $1.95 with Auto G r ney gat sterlit with high strap wrists ir t | Fur-line r 4.00—hea M : _ ” w ae ; nt | $ 1 ' ’ , Wool! c $ aray | Narrow H ap t Mskin Cape Gloves ¢ r ht. at #1 INVENTORS AIDED BY BUSINESS MEN HERE }} Sox An eae Pajamas Silk Sox, $1.35 pair—of heavy 4 ne in Qhist Aw a calit a i thread silk in black, white, navy, sen Sh sag Fi « =P , OTF f j & WOU < a sah Gua Silk Pajamas, $7.50 a suit—in gray, Palm beach and dark tan. man always welcomes, ne’s plain colors. Plain and clocked choice is not limited, even to do- Pataraan sb ‘ mestic products, but includes 2 daca ceva lepine Sp. ; F ‘ y enting Pasian SiBt ’ ted lisle thread, $2.25 for 6 cision mporte: ntertals ais | r bes Wee _ ; ae « OuUng Flannel Pajamas $2.25. « and Ldsle Sox 65c pair | ; reat De eat gives unusual: strength, the | ' tative Lo n in and 75e pair; black RENT HOGS MUST TELL] unging TENANTS THEIR STORY ff) japanese Crepe Shirts $1.45 Bath Robes Why do you do it Gott Cuff Shirte in a wide variety of Such gifts become an accepted | tripe patterns on 14 to 17% part of a man’s belongings—and | essentially a thing to give at | Christmas. | Madras Shirts $2.3 ¥ we fad nm won y at $6.95 offer a particularly ‘ . hy , . oll weniad z sey : 12 distinct pat t $9.85—never hive seen $6.95 I Rich > detail te broad, narrow and ty silk and first quality of fiber silk. Thoroughly tatlored. EACH SOLDIER $100 m at $16.50 jhas introduce yowAr ht Broadcloth SUk Shirts in ing that the ¢ Multlers Suspenders Pag sti 95c for Lisle Web. 50c for Pres- ~ $1.45 for Silk Web. A trio of good values, and Susp PROBE EMPLOYMENT OF BOYS ad err VARDS Th. idents a itted Muffler Men's Shop Just Inside the Door SECOND AVE. SURVEY NEEDS FOR = hancespbderc tga STUDY - A survey of ——% 100 PER CENTERS HOLD» _ Sir James Drops THEIR ANNUAL FEAST Handle to Name or bership co! re compared, the out in new pledges against the “Flue LOCAL MAN FAILS IN SUICIDE ATTEMPT 1 SHIPMENT OF RARE LIQUORS IS SEIZED Edward eS) Canary Birds Can Be Gluttons Again ALSATIANS WILL, CELEBRATE Bir James > TP "Ol 4h A Bargain is not a bar- sa wig " 7 gain unless you get qual war fi “ ove James French?" queried t ity. We guarantee every- the ra : rter thing we sell to give per- t James Fre ‘ped | fect satisfaction or we re fund your money without a murmur. DROP IN TODAY He nner tomaheneom Kappel & Rickles It ¥ - Lunch Room and Bakery Formerly New York Bakery 106-8 Second Ave. S. and Yesler They Want To Be Known In Green Lake THEY ARE INTRODUCED ON PAGE 9 OF THIS ISSUE bOGGS ADDRESSES CHAMBER Ju HST LIK? NEW VETERAN WILL SPEAK that's what so many say Hawle yunded in the when we're repaired. their drive, w re ahoss Con A xiliar hail, I ‘ ' and Olive streets, tween Pine Cloth Wash Bath Robes, $5.85. ounging Robes in an exceptional Bianket Cloth Lounging Robes, $8.50. Cheney Silk Muffle MeDougall ¢ fouthwick AND PIKE ST, Gifts of Ties An amazing variety of rich, lus- trous designs—made of silks from the newest and most refined cra- vatings. Thousands to select from —65c to $1.95. cofer style, $1.95— rs, $3.00; colors, silk knitted of heavy Men's Shop Just Inside the Door | Third Avenue at - Street Always Phone Sanitary Elliott 2700 {SOUTH EN st ru Open Nine Hours—Closing at 6 P. M., Saturday Included AFTER THE WAR everyone expected cheaper meats. Patrons of the CO-OPERATIVE MARKET have had their expectations fully realized, as this market has taken the lead over other shops in down to the lowest possible notch. Isn’t it satisfying to know that you live as well as your neighbor and yet have a little more saved weekly, because you trade with the Co-operative Market? Your trade was appreciated last Saturday and we will be glad to see you again tomorrow. All kinds of real specials and all kinds of meat to select from. Phone Elliott 1625 Jim’s Union Butter Store Stalls 48 and 49 | 8 Fancy Storage Eggs, doz. 58¢ | i Apples, box, Fine Storage Butter, Ib. 55¢@ | s Where Quality Counts Onions, 8 Ibs ... cyte - 25 The Very Best Coffee in Town! _ AT PRE-WAR PRICES. Try it before you buy at our Counter. United Tea and Coffee Stores _ SUGAR i" 10c | LARD i" 25¢ Bring Your Own Pail CO-OPERATIVE DELICATESSEN i | | { | i | fi 1) El j a | | | |