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

| Admiral Glennon | to Be Transferred to New York Soon} Rear Admiral James HH. Glennon | er the “Flu” —fever or Cold == Admiral the Acidity and Toxic Poisons °""",. the 1th naval district Out of the ne Tract lO torniedipesn are now suffer! a nwful shee rt i thr ree bm 18th district, it ts an | effects of the ¢ Afferent doctors, but gor no re: rein na people couk!t only Oi —2 the return to h Would be greatly attention to ¢ the acidity and] from the entire di ive tract, making it act natural BO that the body will receive the Strength of the food eaten—a @eal of suffering would be 4), to humanity not a Pr knows that the disease and the strong medicines th Deen taken, upset the stomach stomach r we com, tell Bakery you tite, ¢ a it hot and feverish, the mouth postion. a tomach, with the The tongue coated, a nast m 1 effect 1 Ethel Strickland and Joseph And no desire to eat. This is t of em, will put . q ° y Sunday ha a riv n little, Poor foundation to build new 6h ba aon oe i inday : A Eray-haired, sweet-faced | woman tens Of thousands of people een ag, | Only Bakery in the City | iecl Sie nancom . thie country are using want to enjoy Hite again afer 'T where the bakers prepare L the has taken the Bible to over for the purpose of clean +: Seana u ts le 2,000,000 people thia year in “Turn to these cine after-effects a one and bake in full view of Hight,” the play that fa an evan @ut of the system and they neal a ume vic, | the public. You owe it to J) eelist ST Me oe ‘obtai: ‘onderful rgsults—so s ’ axcom ia n old fas Pent the inact et aaicn [Of be full of pep ax wsiasm—|Kyourself to come in and |lioned, tenderhearied, noodaenold are hardly bdelicvat just | wr see our daylight bakery, pao sags a en be a in the remarkable letter rugs phe: . \ [ia divine Providence and the effi-| fs published upon the request - ape here ; the most tasty |}. ney of prayer: q sturdy okt Civil War Vet me . | bread in the city is turned hy — ~ eannne: bee. —_ He is 77 years olf Read . 1 ne oe he heart o he unregenera: * uC tee thle too out. The golden harvest }) puvic wich ax intimate a thrill of he says EATONIC did for Ao ag Poy ener ges field, with all its richness, * a eae ctr | Deneficial results, it will not - - wat, had the pars aflu- | YOU a pew There is no risk is brought to you in Kap- lnAd it left my stomach In | the benefit i# surely all for you pel & Rickles’ bread. Our bread and pastries are made out of the very best ingredients. sATONIC: vT whore, 2000 aoe cuore ooenonr on oe | KDPOL& Rickles | ITONIC quickly at you » not be w w ir WANT ADS BRING RESULTS THE RHINE, = = -- . “Ma” in “Turn to THE SRATTLE STAR—-FRIDAY, MARCH 14, 1919, the Right” Is a Rival of Billy Sunday SCORE TRADE IN IRON CROSSES BY WEBE MILLER Prees Staff THE THI With D ARMY ON (Hy Mail) he lively traffic in t ed a wtorm of protest from dis harged German soldiers and civil rite us and we will mei! y 108 Second Ave. So. | ane. retin a — of letters igo OU CAN Bend tis the 50c afte . |text from people in Coblenz have jC REMEDY ( Second and Yesler. |reached ‘Third army headquarters. Main 5055. | And now the newspapers have taken the sale n troops for P a campaign agai ‘on cromex to Americ souvenirs Despite the fact that their own ° }townspeople are encouraging the u Aix 2D wy traffic by procuring and selling the AL PUBLIC MARKET th jth jw When the Amer |tered Coblenz and Trier Jecorations at stiff prices to Amer-| ane, the objectors want the Amer. an army to put a stop to the sales can troops first en they found ne windows of Jewelry shops ful he prized iron crosses, The supply as quickly exhausted, at the exint PIRST-AVUE. BETWEEN PIKE AND UNION STS. |i prio of five and seven marks ¢ ENTRANCES FIRST AND SECOND AVENUES Central Public Market (Upper and Lower Floors) 1414 to 1422 First Avenue Brown Bread, 25 c : Peanut Butter, own ‘Mayonnaise, TRY OUR CHICKEN PIES WITH A CONSCIENCE Remember our Salads are the Talk of the Town ai Occidental Avenue and Yesler Way Veal Loaf, Blackberry Preserves, per pound .... 35c 20c J: jPle is proud of its emblems of honor! An ideal blood tonic that has won by ite soldiers, but if this em| brought happiness to many people |biem is to become a comme cial|/ who had despaired of finding relief | product, in criminately thrown | was y ned by Mrs. Martha Romball, pahington Fruit & Vegetable Farmers’ Vegetable ener upon the market, the things for|of No 1512 B. Grand avence De ny hich it stands will entirely be lost| | cat m ‘ho Yakima Gem Potatoes, 12 tbe. 25¢ be ee eee ene Company 7 a8¢ sight | have suffered from sick head Oranges, 5 for . -box $4.75 | Fancy Dry Onions, 6 Ibs. ....-++- So far the protests have had nojaches for a great many years and box 85.00 | Rea Dry Onions, 4 Ibs .. ». 106 effect, and plenty of iron crosses are| when my husband died suddenly a -box 83.50 Local Spinach, Ib ..10¢ still changing hands at i3 and 20/ short time ago the shock increased p Apples, dozen .... oo pared Cabhegs, Be marks. my suffering. My nerves had given GED occccensoe Dox x - —————— | out entirel y 0 dozen deve "BO€ and 406 | Green Onions, 3 bunches .. : ase "lh A Peta pig regen ng Te Gem Potatoes, 6 ibs. ...10¢, 16 Ibs, 25¢ | Extra Fancy Large Oranges, & for . ; hu 4 brood “Fomatoes, ib. . 3 ” <sses.-20@ | Small Eating Apples, 3 dozen .... coe BBE Bh "Defends Russia ae to Bhiges —. nadia tell. 4 15¢ and 20¢ | Cautitiower, .10¢, 15¢ and 20¢ fi) U reat deal, I had severe pains acroaa henedas 10¢ | Head Lettuce 10¢ ana 15¢ i) in . emples and bi and I was | aasialscidll CENTRAL FRUIT dogma -15¢ | Seediess Gra t, 6 for -1B¢ | Florida Grap: t, extra fancy ‘T40@ | Soft Shell Walnuts, Ib 26¢ | Dromedary Dates, 2 pkgs merican Grocery Stores Co. HELP YOURSELF GROCERY—CENTRAL PUBLIC MARKET Entrances First and Second Avenues—Upper Floor. _ CENTRAL GROCERY — CENTRAL PUBLIC MARKET—LOWER FLOOR SEATTLE GROCERY—SEATTLE MARKET, 109 OCCIDENTAL cent Cartons 35¢, 60-cent Jars...49¢ | Mascot Soap, 3 bars ,............. Ab. bag Ceretana or Oatana .......30¢ | Jiffy Jell . !“My Wife’s” Cane and Maple Syrup— | Domino Matches, 4 boxes . eis .13¢ .10¢ 25¢ Bl _ Small bottle 15¢, medium 25¢, large | Hills’ Red Can Coffee, lb. .. . AS B5¢, 14 gallon can ............$1.09| 214 Ibs. ............005. $1.07 Bf) da Biscuits 7¢, 3 packages.....20¢ | M. J. B. Coffee, lb, 42¢. 3 lbs....$1.23 | Washington Macaroni Products, 2 pkgs. | Reliance Coffee, lb, 40¢, 3 lbs.....$1.17 | ee ek sce 15¢ | M. J. B. Tree Tea, 14 lb. 21¢, Ib.. .39¢ fonolulu Lady Sliced Pineapple, 2!4 size Green or Black. je tock, |to a stern Delicatessen Co. |." 2.2: @ Bitnat nearly every American soldier tn Coblenz had a halfdozen or more. Seattle Market Hence the bitterness. | quoting a lette: |refured the 35c |: * ful traffic.” Sugar, Ib........... . -10¢ , Quaker Rolled Oats, 15¢ pkg. -11¢ ‘al Milk, 3 large cans. . .35¢ Prunes, 3 Ibs. + 100s BG ’s Milk, 2 cans ...... S¢ | Premier Maine Corn +++ BBE "Small, 3 cans ...................17¢@ | Columbia River Red C hinook § Salmon, Ib. den’s Eagle Brand Milk, can..... 22¢ CRBS Fe s.c asics 0300 . . - 29¢ 9 Pancake or Buckwheat Flour, three | tb. can Pink Salmon . sense DG LOUISE Be packages ........ Vseisteenses 27¢ Van Camp's Baked Beans, ‘small can, 13¢ BRYANT pmedary Dates ............00005 30¢ medium 204, large . This is Louise Bryant, New York! rguson’s California Orange Marmalade | 1-lb. can Dr. Price’s Baking Powder.49¢ 1 politios. eee (demonstration at Help Yourself Groc- | Ivory Soap, large . Pree: months in Russia in the days of the| ' ery). Crystal White Soap, 5 bars heey .25¢ abi pion gprs ig | man and Samuel Collyer and L. &, Walford vice j ber of Commere rep tint burt exec ye os - terteeeceecccerserererssess SUG | Galt Blue Ribbon Tea, lb. 55¢; 1 lb. 30¢ Rab Phitbekad catins anata ae bérs were chosen, for the crosses of. first and second | en, respectively. The dealers then | urried around and bought fresh | But the prices were Jumped! TURDAY SPECIALS-Market Closes 6 P.M Bi “iosesicre*naen” siem “ty tne handful. It's “Diegraceful™ on cronses han! Striker an “Ma” and Joe Bascom ne thin little evan- 2 kitchen | the meeting “Turn to t shrewd gu information about moth at a mother’s prayers can Jpiritual feeling gelist of the fa ric y night pra authors of Right,” it had inside ore, and w in a very * | from schools and coll ASHES WILL BE SCATTERED OVER SOUND WATERS The ashen of the body of Captain S) rrank W. Clinger, former captain ot the Alaska Steamship company steamer Alameda, who died a few days ago, are to be neatte over the waters of the Straits of Juan de Fuea Monday, Captain Charles & Davie, named Thursday to succeed Captain Clinger, will perform the ceremony TO LECTURE MONDAY Ida HM. Offilvie, professor of howe at Columbla uniy aity, and a leader in the work of the Land Army of in echeduled to arrive in & Friday, secompa nied by M W. Marble. They “ under th ment bu: rtment Ogiivie will speak the ¥. W. GC. A auspleen of 1 of the of labor Dr ing at & z a IN-DONAHEY ical @mpany 325 PIKE ST. HEAD AND SHOULDERS ABOVE OTHERS Hi It is a well known fact that in every profession there are men | who stand bh nd shoulders above others Even when men are wradua lo with sons or with aude m Ac) cording to one dramatic eritic who] saw the play They probably knew that a boy} with a mother had a pretty fine start at being a decent when they started in to © thelr young her Bascom, and that mothers, Cc biess ‘em, are the gr owt inetitue| tions f making the world decent that we're likely to have, and that if] has pleked out the right moth-| er, you can bank on it there's some: | thing in him to bulld that h mot believes it, no matter how wild he may be or how far across the world he may wander, and that she Joe a boy and go up to the gate of BL. Peter by ing It, and that it won't be for lack of her hopes and her prayers if he doesn't turn out an A here Hence appealing power Ma ti the praying mother Turn t Right which comes to | the Metropolitan for three days,| starting Friday night, March 14 SIGK HEADACHES ~-ENDED WHEN SHE USED This TONIC This Illinois Resident Was} Freed From Torture by the Treatment so Many | Recommend Vietima of sick headaches fre quently spend years experimenting | with all sorts of pain deadeni ng | Then the discharged soldiers began | [Medien in efforts to find relief | come home~ sly every one| The Koelnische Zeitung publish long editorial upon the subject, The manufacturer rder and uked the retailer for the “diegrace- “It Appears to us," declares the ewspaper, “to be an absolutely un worthy practice for German concerns| eaves the nerves jto be [troops earned in the field by relling iron crosses, which our shod ing their blood. ‘The German peo. ea forced to take to his bed written by an tron | cross manufacturer in reply to an or der from a dealer |in reply to an order from @ dealer.| mere de severely re) | box. jand have | better in every from torture. In casen of violent | headache the stomach in often upset, vomiting occurs, light and noise adda) to the pain, loss of memory some- | times takes place and the victim ts Medical authorities, mn treating at tacks of thie kind, recommend that & remedy should be used that will be directed the removal of condi. tionw causing the attacks, The} adening of the pain by drugs | give only temporary release | | from pain and will not guard against | @ recurrence of the attacks. These headaches are caused, in a great many cases, by thin blood which under. nourished. | A builder that restores the blood and | thus affords nourishment for the| | starving nerves will bring relief. can forced to spend many hours in bed My appetite was poor and I couldn't sleep. “I read of Dr, Williams’ Pink Pills in a newspaper and took one My headaches were leas se vere and I was eo gratified with the result that 1 continued the treat Ment. I no longer have headaches regained much of the strength which I lost. I eat well, sleep well and feel stronger and way. I have recom: mended the treatment to my sister and to friends and am sure they will find it a great benefit.” Your own druggist sells Dr. Mams' Pink Pills or they will sent by mail, postpaid, on receipt 50 cents per box; six boxes | ) by the Dr, Williams Medi cine Co,, Schenec today for the fr ing Up the wi ing Bolshevism in the Unit Miss Bryant is Mrs. ohn Reed, wife of the radical writ appointed ambassador to the} 1 States by the Russian repub- | For professional reasons Mrs. | 1 uses her maiden name. | | CIALS | Conover was chosen chalr: an airmen of the Cha publicity and ad- Nine additional mem- Nuxato E 1 and enduranc vous, run-down peop weeks’ time in many inatances, Tt has been used and auch jee r thony Caminetti; a States Judge G, W. Atkinson, of the court of claims, of Washing: ton, and others, Asie your doctor or druggist about it. know that son more ability in thelr chosen profes: won than do other Just the} same do rome men in every Mine of work surpass others in the mame line, and consequently are better fitted to render “real is this true in a scientific profession. Both Mr Huteson and Mr. Donahey have made the eye a life's #tudy. “Broken Lenses Duplicated Quickly” | 325 Pixe STREET. Correspondent)| Will continue to believe it to the end quem: —_—— Woman ‘Not Worried Over Foot Shortage “I have Hved on tonst and water for over Pi gent J and have been lwcarcely able to eat anything for the past year. I began suffering from stomach trouble and bloating 5 years ago. A friend recommended Wonderful Remedy, and king 6 doses 1 feel T am en tirely remtored; even cabbage docx not hurt me.” It is a simple, harm lene preparation that removes the catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and alluys the inflammation which causes practically all stomach/ liver and intestinal iments, includ jing appendicitis, One dose will con |vince or money refunded. tell's Five Drug Stores and dru: erywhere —Advertinement Carnation, Borden, Federal Milk, ail week, can....12%¢ Large Ivory 10¢, Small 6e 6 cans Sunbrite Cleanser. . P bare Goblin Soap 3 pkgs. Crystal White 6 bars Old Size Lenox. & bars No-Rub Naptha. Borden or ane Carnation, eral Milk ....++ 25¢ 3 pkgs. Macaroni or Spaghetti -25¢ Se pkg. Creamettes . -.10¢ 50c can Golden West Coffee .. Spinach Ginger Bape, tb pkg amett pkgs, Cornflakes, na Red Beans . ree White Beans. . ney Small Navy Hoang an Monday even. | | we oll) in i Soap and Sugar Stalls 5 bars Bob White ...... pkg. Citrus Washing Pow- We der 300 above. it ways: pkg. v OKOCA YOU CAN'T *”. BUDGE THIS PLATE “Anchor Plate,” made for you according to my “tried-in” plan, fits you with such accuracy, and is so light and resilient in use, that it 1 impossible to dislodge it by biting and chewing the very hardest food. Read the testimonials in my office showing the satisfaction which this plate gives to every patient IN, is, convineing. have had dental work done here, to the taking out of live nerves in preparation for filling and crowning, will testify to the fact that they suffered not the slightest degree of pain, shock or inconvenience at any time, either during or after th voluntary vineed, testimonials on file in my in the slightest at my hands, “No Pain--or No Pay” HE testimony of complete paintessness for my own method, Hundreds of people who from extraction of teeth operation, THOROC. Dental nurse in attendance, AS You CAN For those who are un- to pay for their dental work in one sum, ab: ry ranged an easy pay- ment plan that vin Dr. Wm.H. Thompson Seafoam Powder .... 3 bars Creme, Oil, or Imperial Palm Olive .... 4 Ibs. Lima Beans 2 cans Sweet Corn or DENTIST v Peroxide... eas ashing -.- 25¢ 25¢ 20¢ Bath Tablets 25¢ +.10¢ Crescent Meat Oo BRANCH NO. 2—BASEMENT Fresh Fish, Quality Meats, Beef, Veal, Lamb, Pork, Bacon, Ham, Lard, Poultry. A place where you can buy a good Roast, Steak or Chops for your Sunday dinner. Red Seal Grocery— Annex -25¢ -35¢ 40¢ can Rogers’ Baking Powder 30¢ Hills Rea. can ‘Coffee, Ibs. can. Bink: 25e Ib. Salmon New Pru ‘th. abe ROYAL GROCERY COMPANY FRED ANDERSON WILL OPEN HERE SOON Basement and Rear of Main Floor, Pine St. Public Market, 7th and Pine. Entrance 95 Yesier Way Over Shoe Store we STAR WANT ADS BRING RESULTS ef Public Tch@Pine. Stalls 24-27 High Grade Coffee, Ib.....30¢ ngton amery Butter, Ib. .. Very Best Red Shield Creamery Butter, Ib. 6s. Strictly Fresh Ranch Figg, doz. See thele written and office and you will be con: I don’t care how bad a condition your mouth is in or how timid or sensitive you may be, you will find that you will not suffer My own faith in the complete pain- lessness of THOROCAIN is shown in my now well-known promise There are no strings to this promise. Bring your dental work to me, and if [ hurt you at any time I won't allow you to pay me « cent. ter dentistry, for, with the patient absolutely calm and quiet, I can build in the solid foundations which are so important for DEN- TISTRY THAT 1S TO ENDURE. It means just what N means bet- caheebce?. Cider served at Stan at a Johnson & Thomas STALLS 9-12 Peanut Butter, Ne ecomengnnl eRe . 18c Apple Butter 22c SUN PRODUCE CO. STALLS 367 Extra Sweet Sunkist 30c 25c bh . Oranges, dozen....... . Fancy Spanish Onions, 4 We. 60....0. RET 3 Ibs, Red Beans . T boxes Matches ...........25¢ 3 pkgs. Toco Pancake Flour 25¢ 3 for 25¢ 15¢ pkg. Cox Gelatine, ‘These Prices are also good for Acme Grocery in Basement of Main Market. Sto ee Now Is Your Chance THIS BIG SALE LA 5 bars Crystal White Soap and Four 8 pkgs. Seafoam with One 10c bar Creme Oil 'S FOR SEVEN DAYS 60c M. J. B. Tree Tea, Ib.. 35 can Sliced Pineapple 80c 5-Ib. can Baking Powder . $1.25 Good Brooms ... Federal Milk, Big Can 400 No. 1 Walnuts or Almond Ife can Put Three ie pkgs. or Soup Rings Five 8 boxe 2 pkes, Grape-Nuts 30c gla’s Apricot Jam 1-Ib, can Lipton’s ‘Tea 360 can Fishballs . These Prices Good at Pine Street Public Market Only—Stong’s Grocery, Pine Street Public Market