The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 13, 1918, Page 16

16 4,000 TO HELP IN ROLL CALL 48 -FORRED CROSS call for the entistnent of 4,000 Juct the precinet can. \ Croatian Woman Is Hero at Arms || witht cls of patriotic bility of visit ttle hus been put on the councils, and Oren R.| Madison, chairman of the , Seattle board, and W. R. Alexander and W G. Mann, of the drive committee, have been busy for days, organizing @ force larg nough to do the work | in three evenings and Sunday, begin ning December 1! | he 12 division commanders and precinct captains of the councils rfotic service have all been no ¢ their responsibility, and the » the malls is for work nt number se that none officers o: service ing every t ers ins will have more than one block to cov anvass, and so can see that Ro home ked in the effort to make the Red Cross membership unt: | versal | | | er in the « division commanders are: ensen, J, B. Meehan, J. C. on, D. J. Rivers, Hf. Winstoek, A. P. Casey, This woman fought by the side of | her husband in the ranks of the! Croatian forces on the side of lib | BA Mason and A. B. Cloes, jerty and attained the rank of cor “We expect that every one of the | Porel. Her country becomes # part} 4,000 asked to assist, who is physical | Of the new JugoSlav Fepublic. | ly able, will Inrmedintely sign and re-| turn his enlistment card,” says Chair. “Twister” Is Chief | er | . of New Hip Program “ man Madison "Much of the work Juno Salmo, contortionist, ix one | H. De Pew, C J. J. Hartigan, Victor Zednick, H. W of the Red Cross ts extended to the Doys at the front, and tn relieving | the suffering in the devastated ae tions of our allied countries in the| of the headliners at the new show | pvt fe te tle m war, and those who were not called| at the Palace Hip. Using a Hades)” §9¢, puik to go to the front owe this service to | setting, he performs a nimble series the Red Cross, which has been the | of twistings on a high pedestal | greatest of all auxiliaries to our army| Another leading act is Viola Napp and navy, The boys in the service | and Co, in a ballet and pantomime @re separated from home and family, | offering. while the enlistment for canvassing; Other acts are: ‘means but three evenings and a Sun-| Cy singer; Edmunds and Lavelle, | day away from home.” minstrel song and dance act; the) Members of the Red Cross motor | Alberts, singers and eccentric dance corps were called into service yester- | Ts, and the two Keeleys, bag punch con @ay at rol! call headquarters, and | ins and ; boxing. wit! drive automobiles as needed un CR SO, Sa CEMENT COMPANY IS til the rolj call finished. OMAHA STREET CARS RUN OMAHA, Neb, Dec. 13.—Street cars are now running in Omaha, aft- er a strike tasting eight days. Dit. ferences between the men and em-| Ployers will be adjusted by the war Tabor board. The Superior Portland Cement} | equipment of the Washington Port: | land Cement company. The two | ¢; plants adjoin at Concrete, Skagit | county. The dry process of cement Cross Christmas roll wory, thru the mails by expec their bag Sie, ABSORBED BY RIVAL 4% 2200 —tetsuere rar. should 1ehe: ‘URGE USE OF WHEAT FLOUR SUBSTITUTES} While the purchase of nubstitutes | with wheat flour is not now compul: | bakers and consumers are still ted to une. ministration ment taw Hahing board announced, has advan ermal! 0 400, large a 09 to $3.17 GRAMHAM 10. f., Be vt » bulk, per i should pay, 10: lm POTATO FLOUR le to tte. r . Twe company has absorbed the plant and | CORN sraneu consumers sho onottep OATH Ket bag #f0, bulk. per Mm Mrs, Ellen Waltersdorf, 1501 W.| manufacture will be abolished In fn- opnhas-*e 46th st., is « war bride widow, News| vor of the wet process. These two! “te to 6 of the death of her soldier bride | plants are among the largest of) consumers groom, Max A. Waltersdort, October | their kind in the country. A. F. i. 31, while fighting with the ist divi Coats, president of the Washington OLP sion, has reached her. company, retires, Oh, it’s There! Ouch, How it vit Pains! | Richt Acroas the Small of the Rack or Over the Kidneys! BVA ho a pay. fancy like faney fe to 94; to Ie | MOMINYRetatiers pay (yellow) to 66%, bulk 54 ould pay, ‘ia Retailers pay pay. ie. beg Pe to 8 “vLown ver. 16. bag 17 should pay, 10-1. beg Bie voluntarily Carrying on of conserva ton ia still requested by the food « This was the state by the food Cystlow) i, prion pub it was lay UR 4-t Retailers $2.66 to 10-1 10-1b. hould ww re pay, 10-™ 3.00, bulk, per M., Retailere pay 10+, y . white, ul Te. 19% Ito ite to ton, should pay, to tt PRAS—tetatiers pay. ; consumers should pay | rEacnEs « léKe to consumers should pay, | to ie, « RLEY x consumers snow! - Retatiers 1Ke, choles Rotations pay, | per ®, Puc. medium The Famous - Westlake Special PATENT FLOUR Made especially Westlake Public from the choicest is to be offe many friends for time were for removed 49 lb. Sack Flour $2.80 STALL 105 1 pint Yakima Honey .... 2 pkes Marshmatiows a 4 3 cans Shinola Polish.... STALLS 10-11 GUS RONESS & CO. The Old Reliable Butchers should pay Y rage-—Retatlers pay ¢ strictly fresh consumers UNION ANNEX STALIS 45 or faulty ie; the system in form of urate salts. Obtain at your nearest drug store that splendid dis-| tovery of Dr. Pierce’s called “Anuric”—(anti-uric). is more potent than lithia and dissolves uric acid as hot coffee does sugar. Tt —No Sales Service —No Charge Accounts —No Deliver) QUALITY is the big feature here. Without QUALITY. paying dearly for your groceries. We realize that; and keep QUALITY Here's 2 representative list of our goods at temptingly low prices. abl EXTRA STANDARD AN EARLY JUNE SIFTED, PEAS NEW YORK PACK—CAN. TREE TEA Ceylon or Japan Pound Package Mee Ee Aiebet. Wonderful Tee Value Our Advice—Buy Several Packages Now CALIFORNIA'S NEW PACK—LARGE CAN . 5, Green Lake: Mkt. 6, 85 Pike Street. tha, 1400 to $9.50 pay 10 to Ithe & | pmUN mes Retans variety, 16 conwumers a te to tie APPLES Good should pay 81.76 00 or fruit stand P' Anuric | *UTTER—Reots ery, storage, brick She to naumers brick brick No. No. No. | No No. m fan vartety, Ihe to 90, | : Me. | *RAISING—-Retallers pay, tancy ‘seeded, 15-08. oke. Iise to 1d Ge: $1.00 to 1.28 te to 3% POTATOES ancy new, re $1.26 to $1.50, consumers i» no matter how low the price in mind always when buying. Del Monte Pork and J Jiffy Jell, pke Mie | Cerstana “or, Oatana ff Grapenuts, pki Ine Beuns, can .. zie | Magic Yeast or Yeast Pancake Flour, 4 eka ‘a Tall can Pink Sal- A vege Sea . Iba : BS aldara ae , coll oe | Thrift Coftes, 2 Ibe. ee hredded Wheat ide ‘4 Lenox Soap, 6 for ..31¢ | Rolled Oats, 3-1b, pier. a mato Sauce, op epedienttestal IO Y Spree neg chidetedsets=;+ Oe Large can Pears...20e | citrus Washing Pow- Dandy % Ib. 176 Seised Tinespetes He der, large Cream of Wheat, pke Large bottle Del Monte dean .. vo. .te | Large can Cleanser. .Se in tere Bob Cateup ‘2he 19¢c GROCETERIAS (Seattle Stores) No. 12, Economy Mkt. No. bs, 16, 20 Main Office and Warehouse, 208-210 Third Ave. §. Washington vats ‘View TRAS— Retaliors pay, | 10 to $12 pay, per pay. consumers 0 tke. pay. per 100 fhe, consumers should pay Here pay Everything in Clean, Sanitary you would be Westlake Mkt. 1th and FB. Pike ' Iniversity Mkt. 7 Greenwood 01 Kastlake Ay. B41 Ist 190} consumers should | loaf of bread, 7 be found, but the Buy Your Bread Here Piping Hot Every Hour Today Big 11-lb. Loaves for Rich — Cake, per pound General Baking Co. Center of the Market Potatoes, 82.00 Best Yakima Gem owt. should pay FIsH ue SABLE u ra pay 4c 1 pay 99 consumers ab * pay be pay 10 ugh) —R sumer ah Ide to 20¢ FOOD PRICES HIGH IN PARIS, A cities pulace n the had difficulty 1 prices o-pound $5 for a bottle of wine that ¢ bought in Paris for 25 cen prices in Lille. C ‘ar could not be obtained. Coffee and tea price usually pounds $14 or $15 for two They Want To Be Known On Queen Anne Hill THEY ARE INTRODUCED ON PAGE 9 OF THIS ISSUE ATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, 8th Anniversary Jubilee WESTLAKE PUBLIC MARKET the Market wheat, to its the first since the restrictions 10-lb. Sack Potato 50¢ abe FUSS MARKET | Our Anniversary Specials are: PURE LARD AND SUGAR CURED BACON At a price that can't be beat. Sweet, Tender Chops, Steaks, Roasts | At Special Anniversary Prices. | Foot of Main Entrance. 15c 45c New, Soft Shell Walnuts, Ib. 35¢@ | potatoes, owt, delivered 3 Ibe 81,00 | PAMILY FRUIT & VEGETABLE Lemons, dozen abe STORE M. BROWN—STALL 122 Stall 159 » ARIZONA TRIBE Retatiers LIBERATED REGIONS | canyon wats are 13.—For weeks after north of DECEMBER 13, 1918. TIMES SQUARE COME AND HEAR THE MUSIC FROM 1 TO 4 P. M. The New Management prides itself on its prompt Westlake Special delivery service. All goods bought at the Sugar Stall will be delivered promptly the first delivery day in your section. ZOBLE GROCERY CO. TEL, ELLIOTT 4314 1b pkg. Blue Ribbon Tea, B5¢@ ) 6 bars Floating Soap 2he thoice’ Pea Bhe@ | 3 cans Molasses . 25e¢ ' 85¢ Olympic Pancake Flour, pkg. . 2he Oy Campbell's Pork and %-pint Napoleon Olive O11, .B5¢ | B5¢@ | Three ibe pkgs. Wool Soap Flakes Pumpkin. per can be : ave % Ib, Pure Ground Pepper ..20@ | 1 Ib. can Folger's ( ‘ott a3ae¢ 2 Ibs, Sauerkraut 15¢@ 2 Ibs. Popoorn . Ibs, Cornstarch +-B6@ | Lute Fisk, Ib. .... pkgs. Block Matches Se Crescent MAPLEINE | Ibs. Washing Powder ....23¢ 2-02. bottle........35¢ | Mixed Nuta, tb. ar Pickles Crescent Baking Powder utmeg, each 1 tb. oan... 25e ; PHONE ELL, 2163 | FREE! FREE! SATURDAY! BEST BUTTERMILK. Drink all you can here for nothing Gas Hest W ashington Creamery Butter, Ib. e : eee ase Mre. Porters Peanut Batter, 1b aze DOWNSTAIES—STALL, 25 SOUND MARKET We guarantee Courteous Treat. | ment and will gladly correct any | unsatisfactory sales. | We have an especially Fine Line ot MEATS, MEATS, | | MEATS | Westlake Meat Co. will offer some very Attractive Specials in event of the Market Anniversary and will endeavor to prove to the public the Superior Quality and Efficient | Service of Seattle’s Best | Market Center. Stalls 14-15 Winesap Apples, box $1.65 | Roman Beauty Apples, box LIVES ISOLATED YORK, Pec. 13,—The Indians of northern Art few wh men eon made fie study the subject of The younger men among the Havasupat claim to have seen the first white men ever to come among | them | » In the bottom of Cata-| ract « gigantic chasm which | joins the 1 Canyon of the Colo- | rado in Western Artz The | nearest trader's store ts 120 miles away, ana a nearly waterless desert lies between it and the precipitous trail into the narrow canyon, The 1.000 feet high four times the height of the Wool worth buiting-—with sheer sides to which the bh rail elings until it plunges in gs down @ corner of the wall Leslie Spier of the staff of the American Mu um of Natural His it back to New York ¢ the life of this collection } to be his 12-mile rocky i trail on b | ‘The canyon bottom in which they live {# an oasis in the semi-de which covers Northern Arizona Here great fields of corn, beans, squash and fruit are ratsed ne tribe is wholly self-supporting. Wild seeds and cactus are gathered on the surrounding mountains. Deer antelope, mountain sheep and wild turkeys abound. q Havasupal live in shelters |thatched with reeds, bran jearth, in summer, and natural eaves and er ter he which, wh r }as cooking utensils, They en deer-skin for clothing., depend | | 3 pkew. Le Soap Flakes... Anniversary Specials at the SUGAR STALL Lower Section. From 9 to 10 o'clock a. m, Saturday only— 7 bars Crystal White Soap 25¢ SIXTH AND VIRGINIA °°” 7 bes: 'o 3 customer The People’s Saving Shoe _— Celebrate with an EXTRA SPECIAL io “MADE-RITE” Shoes for Boys. Sixes 9% to 13% ++. $2.80 Sizes 1 to 2 . £3.40 Sizes 2% to $3.50 ‘This is a Regular Shoe for a Regular Boy Don't miss us. P86 8 8 STALLS 190-191 Tokio 3 Iba. M. J. B. Coffee a0 can Ghirardelli's 1b. pkg. Blue Ribbon Tea Choco: Bie 5506 B5e¢ 3 bars Palm Olive Soap.. 45e can Hill's Coffee, F No. 1 softshell W: atncte, wb. -B6¢ 4Sc can Old Homestead Asparagus for ... Olympic Pancake Flour 3 tbe Japan Mice. 2 phen. Grape Nuts pk. None-Such for 2h can Del Monte Pumpkin, 15¢ 20¢ can Tomatoes, Peas or Corn “ested see . 166 ‘Small. Abe } Medium ..... 90¢ | \ Large . 81.78 | Extra large. $2.68 STA! L, 1% Extra Special for the Anniversary Extra Fancy Yakima No, 1 Potatoes, delivered Large Fancy Spitz enberg Apples, box $1 .65 Large Fancy Wine ; $1 .65 rap Apples, box The Best 1918 No, 1 Soft Shelled me “$1.00 Large Sweet Navel 25c Oranges, 6 Tbe M. CINNAMON & CO. STALLS 108.109. Yakima Gem POTATOES $1.95 ONIONS $2.55 RUTABAGAS $2.55 Free Detivery — x Red Salt Salmon, Ib Anchovies, Ib. Fresh Crab, 2 for FISH STALL Upper Floor Lower Floor -10¢ --10¢ .25¢ COMING WEDNESDAY EVENING Dec. 18th elropolitan George T. Hood Presents SEATTL FAMOL IN CONCERT PRICES Lower Floor, $1.50, $2 00 Balcony, $1.00, $1.5 Gallery 60¢ Plus War "Tax Stall 112 $1.85 Seats Now on Sale Balance of the day— 6 bars Crystal White Soap 25¢ Only 6 bars to a customer, SUGAR 7 Tbs. 69¢; 10 lbs, 98¢ All you want, Ostberg’s Cash Grocery STALLS 192-4 . ELAJOTT 176 WHERE YOU BUY FOR | Ess 1 Ih. M. J. B. or Rega Coffee for 8 cans Laurel Milk. 0c Citrus Powder... Large can Pineapple, 25¢ 3 lbs. M. J. B. Coffee, 95¢ 20c can Corn........15¢ 3 Ibs. bulk Macaroni.30¢ | ieee 2 cans Peas .... 3 Ibs. small Navy Beans | 3 [bs. Dried Prunes. . TOE f vcabasdensa+ + 25¢ | 2 pkgs. Grape Nuts. .25¢ | 8 Ibs. Mexican Beans, 30¢ 2 Ibs. Popcorn. . -30¢ 1 Ib. Mixed Nuts....25¢@) 4 lbs. Green Dried Peas 10 bars No-Rub Soap, 50¢ Oc ebs ee 2 Ibs. Peanut Butter.45¢ | 4 lbs. Rolled Oats. . 40c Sunbeam Coffee.35¢@ | 8 cans Cascade Milk. 140¢ "WASHINGTON BUTTER, “EGGS, | COFFEE & TEA STORE 25¢ can 25c¢ bottle | 35e | Guittard’s mae Hollywood | Crawford’s | Best Pure ranc ” Orange Y Milk —" | Mt nen ee 2 cans 45¢ ¢ | 30¢ \ 55¢ Get our prices on Butter, Eggs and Cheese before you buy. STALLS 137-188 137-138 Evans’ Arcade Market STALLS 8.9 PHONE ELL. 1952 Special Anniversary Prices on PURE LARD Government inspected, Pure Lard—nothing better on the market. Choice Pot Roasts and Smoked Meats of all kinds at Special Prices And our usual line of Veal, Pork and Lamb Roasts, This is the Place to Get the Best Values in Meats Fancy Lemons, dozen Extra Fancy Baldwin Apples, box .... . 82.00 | Large Sunkist Oranges, 2 for 15¢ --25¢ 4 for. BER’ FRUIT & VEGETABLE Co. STALL 106 PAYNE’S Delicatessen Home-cooked Hama, Tasty Meat Loaves, all kinds of Sausages, CSTORES COMPANY =< Westlake Public Market Groceteria No. 14 Oatana Pancake ... d4C ree 3lc ‘eretana and jour, 4b, package Lenox Soap, 6 for | Pickles and Olives, Preserves, . Jams, Fruit Butters and Home Magic ‘Yeam or year 10 made Marmalade; Home-made Foam, 3 for . CS | Shavonestes. | Extra Standard Corn, 19c Special, Saturday only, 65 — j can .. shhbesaeney DRO Bs. 550 ovccnscioad ie New York Early June STALL 133 .19¢c .23c Peas, can Del Monte Pork and = a Jifty | 124c Jell. 1 1 Cc) A 7 oo 19¢) 7 atittae® OPPORTUNITY Robert Burns called Opportunity a fickle jade. Robert was wrong. Had he been a scientist, instead of a poet, he would have called Opportunity a mercenary servant— easily controlled. Opportunity is always at the beck of a mas- terful man. Shy from others she may, but she’s always ready to do his bidding—simply because he has reasoned out the easy way of lassooing her. 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