The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 14, 1919, Page 13

i Nl a ls She Doubles Up as Schoolma’am and Cabaret Girl CHICAGO, March M“ In the Morning she is Valerie Walker Mar whal! Stands with pointer and shows the @hildren of the William the stern schootmarm, who first grade in the Penn sehool interesting B things on the blackboard. In the Walker, st Revue, evening she is Valerie of the Chicago Cabaret She does a turn that wins Applause, and appe the fathers, than do the lay the at ut it for ty ponsiderable for 1 thelr eye admit their ltde * popular with who o of her pupils There iret time . time Ittle actress And they on they heard rand the and the same Hisay only a but \ IGmonthsold baby july Sale of Choice Rose Bushes Beginn March 14 splendid lot of large, reduction of healthy, and continuing fleld-grown ten days, we offer a rose bushes at a 334 Per Cent Tn the lot Madame Caroline Testont Snow Queen Ulrich Brunner General Jacqueminot Pink Killarney Gruss au Tiplitz Prince de Buigaire General McArthur Madame Abel Chatcnay Andrac Gammon Winnie Davis Baroness Rothschild Mrs, John Laing No Phone or € Bushes will be and will be ready for de livery sec taken fresh from our nursery are such hardy, popular bushes as— Richmond Kaiserin Augusta Victoria duliet Dean Hole Ophelia Irish Elegance Dr. W. Van Fleet ‘Thousand Beauties Climbing American Beauty Silver Moon Crimson Rambler Climbing Cecil Brunner Climbing Beil Siebreeht . 0. D. Orders when ordered ond day after ordering SQUARE ESTABLISHED 1885 Westlake Public Market TIMES SQUARE—SIXTH AND VIRGINIA The Westlake Gold Bond, 49-1» sac! The Westiake Special, 49-ib. sack .. eyes SUGAR STALIL—LOWER FLOOR These prices for Flour, Soap and Sugar are good every Wednesday months | ‘FRENCH CHIEFS GREET WILSON AT FRENCH PORT » Continued From Page One a entered 8 p.m which » Washington. . before th or ahortly Mart ninter Leygues and Am Dasmade ind Madame Junwe ard the steamer to we ident, Leygues pre th a bunch of r and American anded at th president stepped played “The and “The the pre Mrs. Wilson w " nel House army 4 walted where residential party Star Mar Greeiiags Shouted ghboys and military policemen |" shouted greet nt walked thru amile grew y becom surged forward and ings as the their broader and broader, fin ing a chuckle ax he reached a big Red Crom hut, where a oo was in full swing. His entrance was a surprise to the dancers: When the party boarded the spe cial train, the Eighth infantry band d them, The presi waved to the nerenal Mrs thru th troops A. ba English the platform Red Crow girls of doughnuts, guards, One girl b and handed the out on went mid min pulled line of soldiers track for five cheers of the gir }out thru a ab who guarded miles, AGED ACCIDENT VICTIM IS tim of an aut Minnie Tues ughter, Mra § Washington at day night. He sciousness after his injuries K vived t and Edward Marysville, Wash. J. 8. Muller, mond, driver of the ear, | $100 bail Kelly, a fon, c Red ynly 0 SUGAR ST. SUGAR until furth ZOBLE GROCERY CO. TELEPHONE ELLIOTT 4314 & bara Crystal White Soap 2 eang Federal or Borden's Milk races 25¢ 3 pkgs. TECO Pancake Flour Tomatoes, Corn or Ng. 50 sack Cretana Flour .. 2 Ibs. Flake Whi 2 Ibe. Popcorn % lb. pkg. Roasted Peanuts 10¢ 25¢ | STALL 105 3 cans Holly Milk .. .30¢ 2 Ibs. White Beans | 2 Ibs. Sauerkraut . 3 Ibs, Cornstarch 1 lb. Foiger’s Coffee STALL 192 U BUY FOI 1 lb. pure Strained Honey f 20¢ - 43¢ 2 cans Cherries......35¢ 2 small cans Early June 3 Ibs. good Prunes.. .30¢ 3 lbs. Navy Beans... 2 pkgs. Seeded Raisins for 25¢ 1 can small Karo....15¢ Ostberg’s Cash Grocery 25¢ R LESS” | 4 lbs. Yakima Beans. . | 2 cans Borden's, Federal or Holly Milk ie | 3 cans Minced Clams.30¢ |3 pkgs. Teco Pancake | _ Flour .30¢ 10-lb sack of Pastry Flour . 70¢ 25¢ 25¢ | 2 cans Salmon . | 5 rolis Toilet Pa; | California Tomatoes, me can . Fancy Iowa corn, can ....... Tree Tea, pound Teco Pancake Flour, 3 pkgs.... We will be ready to meet you Saturday with the BEST the Market affords. Correctly cut and cor- rectly served at Low Prices. Westlake Meat Co. Stalls 14 and 15—Lower Floor Say: Let us buy our Meats at TOKIO 2 cans All Kinds of Milk....25¢ Chocolate S4e 55¢ B5¢ Three lic bare Palmolive Soap B5e Four 10¢ rolls Toilet Paper 25¢ - BB¢ 2 pkew. Sunmaid Raisins... 26¢ Shield . B5¢ 5 Ibs. Lima Beans . 25¢ 2 Iba. Gold Dust only . 24¢ 3 pkes. Golden Age Noodles 25¢ WESSON COOKING Om Stall 130 | Sub. can Ghirarde’ tubbon Tea 5 Ibs. White Navy Beans 3 pkgs. Lux Soap Flakes Two 25¢ Corn cans Silver Small Med. 1 at Large ....$1.54 Tel. Main 5752 never regained con daughter | EVANS’ ARCADE MARKET | We always get delicious, juicy Steaks and Pot Roasts there. They make Specials every Saturday, too, on LAMB CHOPS, VEAL CUTLETS AND PORK CHOPS AND SMOKED MEATS. Try him We know. Stalls 8-9 “Fair to Everybody” Phone Elliott 1952 NEW WESTLAKE GROCERY STALLS 16 AND 17 LOWER FLOOR 5 bars Crystal White Soap | Large bottle Cider Vinegar for 25¢ for - 15¢ 3 cans Corn, Peas or 3 Ibs. Cut Macaroni. .25¢ Tomatoes for 4 Ibs. Rolled Oats... .25¢ 2 pkgs. Grape Nut 3 lbs. White Beans. .25¢ : : Jello, a package 1le¢e 3 Ibs, Pink Beans. | 2 pounds Best Lima Beans 8 Ibs. Farina........25¢ | for 25¢ 2 large packages Baking Good quality Broom. .85¢ Soda for ..+.15¢ | E. C. Corn Flakes Our Business Is Growing Daily There Is a Reason UNION ANNEX | STALLS 4 AND 5 Rich Sunshine | Cakes 2 dozen Fresh Rolls HOT BREAD Big 14 Ib. Loaves 15c Baked on the premises Dried Onions, 3 Ibs. Lemons, 1 dozen . All kinds of Fancy Fresh Veg etables at right prices. LIBERTY FRUIT AND VEGETABLE C0. OH, MAMMA! SEE THE New Candy Factory IN STALLS 188-189 | . Come on in and Let's WATCH General Bakin Co ‘EM MAKE IT bs THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, MARCH 14, 1919. OLD WATCHMAY FURNISH CLUE IN MYSTERY | Another murder mystery ts toda |taxing the efforts of the local aw} | thorities | and Partial! ered by brush, the s doe dirt nied body of an unide 4 man wan dincov ored in. the and at it wood: ito one-half miles east of Re o'clock ‘Thur morning, by Bh. G | 1. MeCarty ter-up at the Pa cific Car & Foundry Co, at Re Altho practically exposed to the > years, It in ent! 4 left of the man's t he had teh pla nton nton nitialed part, and done to avoid possible identification Find Peculiar Watch Two pairs of glasses, a razor and » knife, all deteriorated beyond re ognition, and a watch of cular design, w body Identification m thru the wateh. It isa a stout silver tal al in a [trees in the nt where th lake, with y was dis in from the & Puget ere is no other than ting officials within the noed by fresh | [MeCarty or ins had been near the past two days, an evi foot prints Dave ninhe Provine, of Renton, has fur- 1 one pomaible clu Pre » mind the disp. pear MeBride, an empl Pacifico Car & Foundry Co. McBride had been liv. | th Provine when he ance Jame said to checked suit aim: | murdered man. “. Provine | watch as be money in the Y t t | riff Stringer ing hard on the ea IRISH PROTEST AGAINST RULE we en || Continued From Page One —————9 ters of the of magazine | ‘© Oied with; » headlines shout de British military rule.” | j#inn Fein propaganda ia displayed 1 sold everywhere. together with res of Edward De Valera and} bin Hbeutenanta “Men are arrested, fined and some- times imprisoned for singing Sinn Fein songs,” said Secretary Sheban, of the Sinn Fein national council. Despite this show of armed pre- paredness by England, the Iriah are | going quietly about organttation of the so-called Irinh repubtic | “Invisible government ix the term used to describe the government of the Irish national assembly, because it is regard existing alongyide of the British government.” said Harry | nd, honor retary of the} Fein nath cil Dublin castle nment.” ac | y in well! ) organized to administer all affairs, if the occasion arines, It works thru 1,900 Sinn Fein branch clubs thruout the country," he explained we clubs we official are teaching f the Irish national assembly also is organizing execut! ments common to all natio ernments, such as comm culture and labor.” Election Campaign Another present activity of the Sinn Fein is preparation of cam paign plans to elect majorities in the Irish county council elections next June. “These county councils local government bodies,’ gaid Bo land. “If we win the June elections we shall have a voie® in the local tax collections. | “We are also organizing a system | of law courts which is nearly com. | pleted. Soon all Sinn Feiners will} be expected to refer all civil suits | |to these courts.” | All activities of the Sinn Fein |“branch clubs,” Boland ted from fh al coum lat. The Sinn Fein occupies the en tire building. Its work is cond: |that of any national y in the United States. Police raided | the building on many occasions and carried away documents, but the council continues to function. are the openly as ave COACH TO SPEAK E, F. Wells, Queen Anne high Jachool coach, will address the King Democratic club on his e¢ at the Good noon End Dandruff || ‘There is one sure way that has |never failed to remove dandruff at | and that is to dissolve it; then | you destroy it entirely. To do this, just get about four ounces of plain common liquid arvon from any drug | astrore (this is all you will need), [ply it at night when retirin, lenough to moisten the scalp and rub lit in gently with the finger tips. Ry morning, most, if not all, of your dandruff will be gone, and or four more applications will | tely dissolve and entirely de-| very single sign and trace of no matter how much dandruff you may 3 You will find all itéhing and dig-| | ging of the scalp ‘and your hair will glossy, silky and soft, and look and feel a hundred times better.-Adver tisement A “BY BAYONET” | TOMORROW IS THE LAST DAY TO BUY THE GREATEST TEA VALUE IN THE WORLD mn filaabis | 23C a Half Pound Don’t Delay . ~ re It’s the Most Delicious! You Can’t Buy Better Tea In Full Weight Cartons Only :‘:°..°.:; Be Glad—There’s a Groceteria Near Your ——“TECO” WEEK=—— Saturday and Next Week Three Packages Teco Pancake Flour The manufacturers of TECO allow the extra package free when you purchase two, in order to advertise this splendid pancake flour. So during TECO WEEK you get 3 packages at the price you_usu- ally pay for two. Teco is self-raising, and a mixture of wheat, corn, rye and barley flours, with malted buttermilk, and put up in one- pound packages—at all Groceterias. GROCETERIAS wri 509 Pine Street, No. 16, University Market ith Northeast No. Corner Market 2634 Alki Avenue 31 Kirst North W. and Barton Blewett Street 1801 Vester Way N 14, Westlake roceteria in Liberty Mar. No, 15, 1520 Eu ket under construction, OUR MAIN OFFICE AND WAREHOUSE 208-210 Third Ave, South, Seattle, Washington,