The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 28, 1919, Page 15

THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, PUB z ic POTATOES $1.75 MARCH 28, Before the Advent Of Woman's Gladness Women Who Know Take Against Suffering PRICES LOWER Seedless Grape Fruit 6 for 2 FOODS ARE FRESHER Army Nurse’s Murder Proves Baffling Mystery to Sleuths MARKET CENTER Precaution Mretehing pains in th Muscles are ©: of M of nervy skin, and Dy Femular use du Muscles are made and elastic. and esally when baby | They can then bors, and pals @anger at tho crisis t* naturally Friend ting olle Dept. A. Lamar Put for an interesting » obtain a bottle « the druggist. You will find € the | teat kind of help. First and Union 1005 First, at Madison Fifth and Pua VERS NOW PLAYING WITH MAT. SATURDAY Pine Gtass Inez Elizabeth Reed, Inez Elizabeth Reed, army nurse from Fort Riley, Kansas, whone death as the result of an operation has precipitated the most baffling Western murder mystery since the famous Durant case. Her body, man | gled and torn but finely clad, was found at the base of a cliff at Halfmoon Ray, southward from San Francisco, It was days before the remains were identified. No further progress has been made in the case. | ae with army officers is being investigated Dislocation of His Heart Saves This Yank’s Life FORT WORTH, Tex. March 28.—! Private Howard got in the way of | But for the fact that Private William |a Hun machine gun bullet, in the St Howard, Company L, 68th infantry, | Mihiel fighting It plugged him wears his heart on the “wrong side,” | where his heart should have been, there is not a doubt that he would | but his heart was not at home, so he be sleeping beneath the “poppies in| was just “severely wounded” and ix Flanders field,” instead of occupying |now rapidly recovering. Private a bunk in the base hospital here, | Howard's heart is on the right side - Not only that, but all his vital or fans are on just the opposite side of where they are found in the ordinary person Private Howard grew up to robust | manhood without knowing his heart d vital organs were on the wrong | le of his Anatomy. In fact, he new-| knew anything about ft until he! listed In the army and the te X-ray of the examining phyxician re aled the story. Private Howard was not worried about the situation, ! for he was determined to Might the Huns. He went and he fought. Now he says he's glad his heart in on the wrong «ide, because if it was not, he would have been dead instead of be ing alive and happily awaiting the time when he will be married to “the only girl in Fort Worth.” So far an has been learned, Private Howard is the only soldier who e# caped certain death because his heart is “on the wring side.” A LIVELY DETECTIVE COMEDY Her acquaint THE PLAY THAT WILL DRIVE DULL CARE AWAY Nights, 30¢-30e0. ie, Ltale | CONVICTS FAIL TO SING WAY OUT OF COURT TROY, N. ¥., March 28.—A gen- eral jail delivery was thwarted when jan officer dincovered that Helmar | Larsen, Charles Baker and Milton | Ong, indicted for serious crimes, had escaped from their cells and were trying to break thru a window | at the en@ of the “A” corridor. It was discovered that a stout jcora had been fastened to the lever- j locking device and run along the er Dress Shoes with | Moor to the window, and which if ” 4) | pufled would have opened every cell y jin the t While the men who | escaped ffom their cells were work- |ing, the other prisoners sang loud- ly to drown any noise the jatl- breakers might make. WITH AX MAN CHASES WOMAN FROM HOME SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, March Dressed in an evening gown and ith Jewels glittering in her hair, Mra, Helen Veneabie, 20, and | attra: tive, fled from her home in the fashionable district of Oakiand, at 3 o'clock in the morning. A man | rrectly attired in dinner c! (hes ran after her. In his hands he bore | an ax, Finding her screams for help | unanswered, Mrs. Veneable broke | open the glass of a fire alarm box and pulled the hook. 4 Ten minutes later there was a Our price. ..$2.80 it of woren while | sound of gongs and sirens as a fire % P applying it or ople | engine, chemical, and hook and lad- Don’t overlook it. sre warned to stop avo ‘the | der rolled up and men in helmets On every pair of Shoes| 1'** Sinta’ worth of Tee-Mint "ress wean’ we. pe negli nD singe Sse buy here YOU SAVE | Zocind' that. it “touchen that, tore, | Wilson, a mustelan be only 40c, often | pert fi'teed su cool, bany and come | [rortable that you ‘will just nigh | lwith relief. Think of it—just a lit- tle toueh of thi Ice-Mint and re "Twixt Pike and Pine 1509 Fourth Ave. 100 pairs beautiful Dark ; Ladies’ Oxfords. Pickford last. All . $4.80 -%0 pairs of Field Mouse ls. One of the beautiful ing shoes for ladies. All ‘al pairs of Little Gent RID OF CORN | in dark tan; all leath- | Our price . - 33.00 A Slunple, Safe and Reliable Way | A Big Boy’s English All $3.80 Thanks to a new discovery made from a Japanese product, women will soon be wearing smaller and tier shoes than ever. Corns are a thing of the past. A new ralled lee-Mint, is aaid shrivel Shoes. Extra! Men, is your chance. All J preparation, railed lee-Min one price... .$5.40 up and lift off easily See our Pacific School of Ice. wonderful. pain and not a bit. of soren Naval Committee aeana rent foot joy veut, Due Here April 1 taleny littie feet, and ie high: | Arrival of the naval affairs com- | ly appreciated by women who wear | mittee of Washington in Seattle high heel shoes and men who have | from Tacoma April 1, to inspect lo- to stand on their feet all day. cal harbor facilities, 1s announced. | Special preparations are under way |by the Chamber of Commerce to | entertain the committee, Ne World’s Championship i! syngcar sits on BED HOCKEY | AND RECITES HISTORY THE EASTERN CHAMPIONS an vs. WESTERN CHAMPIONS ana Tarilton when she was awak- Les © f Montreal, va, Seattle. jened by a burglar crawling thru her |bedroom window at the home of | Mrs. Sybil Denman, where sho was la guest. mm $1.10, $1.05 (War Tax fabalay. Reserved seats now on sale at the Arena office, 1218 Fifth | aan enka, aaa tnade ovae whewk | Tarilton said Ho sat down at ee reece ore FS the head of the bed and tried to mother would fall dead if she knew he was a robber, Finally he went “Shut up or I'll plug you,” re- SPECIAL ATTENTION | put his arm around me. I objected out of the winda ER did PROFITEER. We are Growing. ave. plied the burglar, He passed thru the room into the other part of the |house, but «presently returned. “Don't you turn on the Nght or I'll get you,” he warned. Should Seattle win Saturday night, the series will be over. Jand insisted on getting up. He If the Canadiens win, the deciding game will be under Western [brought my bathrobe and slippers pues: Tuceday, Agri! 1 jand then we talked in the dark for ICE SKATING |nearly two hours. He told me all If the Canadiens win on Saturday night, the Arena will be |his family history, said he was di- In telling of the affair Miss vorced from hix wife, and that his ¢ Canadiens lone th until next October. Roller Skating opens on or about April 1 Rhubarb, YAKIMA G 2 pounds . ynion#, & pounds aecceces BBO 25¢ STALL 104—Lower Wilassasrrany MARKET FASSBINDEM'S LIBERTY DELICATESSEN HEINZ CATSUP bottle for bottle fer | CHILI bottle bottle $5 20¢ | 60 20¢ | 350 i BLUE LABEL BACON SAUCE| GREASE for.. for HUDSON'S DELICATESSEN & LUNCH tooth 111—Sanitary Mkt. OUR HB ALL YOU WANT—BRING YOUR PAILS BEST APPLE BUTT 15¢@ Ib. or &1b. can ft, in bulk, 81.00 Jeliclous Mayonnatve with our new ma y our See it made chine SATURDAY'S SPE Rogers’ fresh ground Peanut Butter, lb. . First Ave. Floor—Sanitary Mit, ALS MAS A DELICIOUS MA ArULL PINT 20° e or “IT’S THE PIE"—Try Our Lunch—“IT'S TH BOOTH 111—SANITARY MARKET—FIKST AVE. WE CUT THE COST OF LIVING GREEN'S LOW PRICES Prev Peanut Butter Ground while you walt. 20¢ ib; 2 Ibs B5¢ Limit’ 4 pounds Freeh 60c TALL MILK utter BOTTL FLOOK CHEESE | Mid, Full Jersey Cream, Ib. . Lb. | IAmburger, 2-Tb. bricks 48¢ LBS. PURE SUGAR ... Flake White 27¢ | are lowest MARGARINE Nvt0is, nex | Got It fresh here 3 Ibs, Nut, Nucoa 35¢ $1.60 ta GREEN’S BUTTER STORE %22."siau ECONOMY ALSO PIKE PLACE CHECK Sugar Stali—Kconomy Market M., 4c After 8 P. M. ma Pr. te After 6 P. STONG’S BIG PACKAGES Ic 4 PRICE AND M. Saturday CUT RATE SALE THESE PRICES ARE GOOD FOR “A WEEK 50c can Blackberry sre se | 10¢ can Red Beans... .5¢ 65c can Pure Strained Honey for ......324g¢ 25e pkg. Non-Egg. .1249¢ 30c pkg. Pearline.....15¢ | 5 large Toilet Paper. .25¢ 5 Se Seafoam Powder 20¢ | 30¢ pkg. Malto Meal. .15¢ | 25¢ can Apple Butter for | 12%4¢ | 40¢ can Dougias Salad O11... 30¢ S-lb. can M. J. B. Coffee. .$2.00 3.1b, Blue Can Hill's Coffee .. * «s+ $1.05 . B8¢ .25¢ iry Soap 25¢ 18¢ an Instant Postum 6c can Sliced Pineapple 5 bars Sweetheart or F for . ‘ 5 bars Swift's Pride Soap. 5 bars Naptha Soap No. 1 Walnuts and Almonds, per pound .. B0¢ 2 pkgs. Ti Pancake Flour. 25¢ 3 pkgs. Golden Age Noodles. 25¢ 254b, box new Seeded Raisins for 2 big pkgs. Seeded Ri 3 pounds new Sun Raisins for 6c fine Ginger Snape, 4 Ibs, Lima Beans ‘ 4 Ibs. large White Beans... .25¢ 3 Ibs. fancy small Navy Beans for saeee 25¢ 2 Ibs. extra fine Green Peas. 25¢ 5 Ibs. Split Bean - 25¢ “Wb. STONG’S ECONOMY GROCER 15¢ pkg. Chloride of Lime ar Tee for . 2 25¢ pkgs. Cream of Bar- ley for ...........25¢ 2 5c pkgs. Electric Bluing for ..... S¢ 25¢ can Steri-foam, 12\4¢ 4 Ibs. Green Split Peas for 20¢ 25e ‘Quaker Cracked Wheat FOr ..eceseceeee ABUSE 50c Extract—Vanilla or Lemon, Pure Biack ‘Pepper, Ib | 60c M. J. B. Tree T Lipton's Tea, Ib.. 6 cans Cleanser Crisco ......80¢, > can Cottolene comb Honey $3.00 can pure Olive Oil 3 pkgs. Creamtettes Van Camp's Soup, can lhe pkg. Quaker Oats Two 20¢ cans Peas ... 20c can Tomatoes or Corn 30 bottle Del Monte Catsup 23¢ lSe Kingsford’s Corn or Gloss Starch for Sc bar Baker's late for ... 26c wack Table Salt. 3 bars Creme Oil Soap or Bath Tablets for ... -25¢ bottle Cider Vinegar....12¢ 25e Apricots. Se Tea Fannings, Se Minced Clams ¢ jar Libby's Olives Royal Baking Powder. Ib. 19¢ Saal SYRUP WAS A DELICIOUS MAPLE FL Avon} Meat 20° BOTTLE,/? ¢ “or Stalls 37-38—Economy Market—Lower Floor PUBLIC MARKET GROCERY 1503-1505 PIKE PLACE PUBLIC MARKET REAL SPECIALS—ALL WEEK Argo Gloss Starch A big 114 |b. Reg- 1 2c ular 20¢ pkg. only Golden Age Macaroni, Spa- ghetti and Noodles, 3 pkgs .....-...-.. 23¢ Broom Special! A _ good, strong, serviceable broom regularly $1.35; special while they last....98¢ Silver Polish in paste form lasts at .... Douglass Corn Starch Full pound; regular 15c pkg. for...... 9c Peanut Butter, finest grade, fresh ground, per Ib. Hand Cleanser, a regular 25¢ can, while it lasts, at 9¢ 3 cans .... ++. 25 (Reg. 15¢ can), while it SNIDER’S or HEINZ “CATSUP sseeeee 320 Bottle Above specials good for a week, or while they last. Sof PUBLI Togo Vegetable Co. Stall L7, Lower Floor Sanitary Market “25c¢ Tomatoes, !b.— 15c to 30c New Cabbage, each— 15c » 30c Fresh Green Peas, Ib.. Fancy Kasey Salmon 11c Can Fancy Sockeye Salmon, 16e can Large can Madrona Tomatoes 16e Allen’s Grocery er Market, Lower Floor WAS A DELICIOUS MAPLE FLAVOR! AruLL pint 20° BOTTLE,> ¢ “or SOAP, 6 bare .. PENCILS —Faber's Others .. 28 Keonomy Mit. 17 Pike Crystal White, Quart—Every Day Bring Bottle. Pike Place Mi He a — Place ark: WAGAN’S GRIST MILL Stall 2 y Mkt. 24% Ibe, Best 1 Fresh Pancake Flour, ie « If Quality Counts—iuy Cereals Here Chicken Corn 24 Lb. SNOWFLAKE PEANUT BRITTLE Regular 40¢ Ib. ries gan 195 per Ib. . c Headquarters for Easter Candy Novelties HOOD CANDY CO. 1501 Pike Place Market COFFEES You will enjoy at Can't Beat. Best Tea and Coffee Values in towm prices you COFF 45¢, 50¢ LB. THE FAMOUS 45¢ Supreme Blend COFFEE 3 Ibs. $1.25 1% Ibs. 65¢ 5 Ibs, $2.05 Highest Grade 35c Coffee 3 Ibs, $1.00 1% Ibs. 50¢ 5 Ibs. $1.60 TEAS AT 40¢, 50¢, 60¢ and and 75¢ Lb, Tomorrow I will rebate to you Se on 1 pound or 15e on 2 pounds. I Also Sell 10c cans of Pepper, Allspice and Ginger at 2 for ....15¢ 35c Rogers’ Baking Powder 25¢ Sic 1b, Schilling’s Best Bak: ing Powder for 42 Best Popcorn, Ib. Pure Ground Chocolate 2 Ibs, 1 pint Vanilla $1.50 today, for $1.00 Bulk Black Pepper +. 88¢ M. A. HANSEN STALL 40—Economy Market First Ave, Entrance, that pops, lavor, worth NITARY S AT 20¢, 35¢, 40¢, | Onions, 4 Lbs. 10 and Apples, Sanitary Lower Fleer HAMILTON’S BUTTER STO 20.22 SANITARY MARKET and 39 ECONOMY MARKET => MILK SPECIALS <q Borden, Car or Federal Specials STALL 12 on Oranges Standard tall can, Government test »— MARGARINE SPECIAL <—@yy Gem Nut or Rex Nut or Tastegood, Ib Nut-Ola, Ib . TROCO, per pound 35¢ Saturday Fresh Peanut Butter, lb Auto Club Coffee, Ib... + A. C. Baking Powder, Ib Wip—> = CHEESE—Special—CHEESE &— it FULL CREAM MILD CHEESE, 33¢; 2 Ibs... Guittard’s Ground Chocolate and Cocoa, 25¢; 3 Ibs. LOW PRICES! Wil keep you in health and help you toward we: Merray Meat Co. Washingtin Stalls 135, Corner Mark: SALT—Shaker, 2 Ibs .. -7¢ Cooking Salt, 3 bags or 6 Ibs. 10¢ c cacy Fletcher's 25¢ 28 Economy Mkt. 17 Pike Pl. Mit. ALWAYS GOOD GOOPS——ALWAYS LOW PRICES 3 Tbe. Italian Prunes 25e | 3 ee best Rolled | 50c Instant 2 Tos, | Prunes... large Sweet (Be 2 by be Clams 3 20c cans matoes or 25e Libby's Pack Tom 2c, Pkas. Baking 3 tha. New Sun Maid Meal ssi Raisins ... Be lic pkg. Teco Pan- cake Flour . 10 Sls pikes G Nut 2 pkgs. Grape Nuts 250 ~ tse . ibe. pkg. -25e Flakes... 25e bottle Catsup . bars White Laun- | eo Soap ........ 2S |6 bars Yellow Laun- dry Soap ... 25e «= ts. SSes ata 20c pkg. Washing 2 Ibs. Flake Powder ........ 20 Shortening .., 3 fs. Navy Beans 3 Tbs. Siam Rice... 3 tha. Green Peas. Corn 4, 20c can Salmon. 200 20¢ Pkg. of Tea... main large cans C ser eee. ‘ Mazola Salad on ‘kes. Macaroni or Spaghetti 25e 2, Soft Shell | Walnuts, bars Goblin Totlet_ | Te. Lima Beans. .25¢ Aru ap BOTTLE ec “or 720 BIG BARGAINS LAMB, VEAL and B Follow the Crowds to JONES MEAT STALL 45—ECONOMY MARKET—LOWER FLOOR PAY CHECKS CASHED HEART SHOE-TERIA No. 1 Pike Place Market OUR HOUSE CLEANING SALE DAYS ARE NUMBERED Avail yourselves of this great opportunity to buy Shoes Pr these prices, EXTRA SPECIAL While they last, Ladies’ small sizes Pumps or Oxfords Ladies’ Shoe: in button’ ‘and’ lace, “Worth “up to $6.00. bs Lad a ers $1.80 .. $2.80 s School Shoes For wet weather— $2.40, $2.80, $3.20, $3.80 Growing girls’ Shoes .. $2.80 $3.40, $3.80 SPLENDID LOT id ry calf and kid. $4.80, $5.80 Extra Fine Shoes i wn, gray, white and lace Cuban, military 40 MEN’S BUTTON French Frenct | been 50 al [3 $4.80, $5. 30. " WORTH DOUBLE i Remember, we still hayo a fine lot of the Washi Manufacturing Co, and Mayer, of Milwaukee, and Johnson Sample Shoes at manufacturers’ prices. SHOE-TERIA No. 1 Pike Place Market—Next to Sugar Stall,