The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 2, 1919, Page 23

PAGE 2 pneumonia THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, MAY 2, een SUF 17 SHOES Tog hoabats JUST FIT FEET the first two days until 1919, Fra Girl and Not a Steamship, | STEVEDORE WAS |__Despte Successful Camouflag ai FRENCH MAID [manufacturers of highly conversa | Genel stockt fo. omen have esas be the erusl deci tat ane seaniclones Brings Discov- ery of Daring Girl {wilt not manufacture any more loud | howe—the kind with an echo, And| NEW YORK, May 2 porta K. I wears thene daint rtland eight jal last made for erever he hap pens to be, in the logging camps, on farm, or on the Ke, when he h were really caused by influenza, as pneumonia from other | Reeds shoes he merely writes in and us ee factory builds them for him, The | "Birthe far excceded Geathe |And He’s Seven Feet Six|man in auostion stands 7 foot | Epidemic Caused One-Fifth amie Sos born in 1918 Inches Tall, Too of All Deaths shoes now cost him $25 a pair, A pe ! _ More than new pair were shipped out to him re: | PORTLAND, Ore, May 2.—Port plataniaiatiapan the in the land has the largest shoe ory in ae the United States—that im, a factory! ° ODD FELLOWS CELEBRATE during the that make the largest shoes, It} Celebrating the centennial of the by influenza makes ‘em for a sheepherder in| founding of the Odd Fellows’ organi. | port of the state healt "| wuade immigration officials to release | Butte, Mont. and they're size 17,|xatlon, the Titusville No, 34,| just compiled who proved en route to her and naval authorities to release | weigh seven pounds, and from bow. | 1, 0. O, I, of Kent, will hold an en Of 18,464 deaths. laprie to sternpont are 18 Inches | tortainment Saturday night the flu. ‘The MEET THE ECONOMY ALSO PIKE PLACE PUBLIC MAREE? The chap wh pumps came t ago and had a pec him. Since then, w cording to | Idlers on the Luckent me seasick and so pale that her | heavy coating of burnt cork failed to | deceive the boat's officers, She made i= rest of the trip in the insolation | ward and turned over to lnm gration officials on her arrival who arrived tn the brig, | rriage which waa by lack of time to “red tape” will nan he can per NEW PARK NEARLY READY The n one of the largest that being so, the male sex will have | no more use for “cheaters’ olally the tortoise «hell equints, These fancy manufacturers, The trans Turrialba here from enpe cent of the w Renton park, of Washington 20 per ata Her flance, asnerts the om blocked in Mrar go thru the Freneh mninod an #6 Luckenbach and Misco arrive coverings, the Tay top ite: which havé brought to the hearts of the wearers and to the eyes of beholiors—take up too much time, labor and mechanical equipment to produce, not to men-|be Mile. tion thelr increased cost ax a regult | | of the scarcity of thorobred dyes No doubt @ decision of the manu: facturers will reduce the alarming nee year were caused piieted army nurses and one “ne stevedore,”” centers in the south district, Is near bringing 2,509 officers and RNAS 10. 8 8) let ‘The «ite consists of mon, 88% department, |!" completion : 1 » bounded on one side the lodge wix acres and 4.154 were from | by the river and on the other b: Alexandria Hoyer of Mar. him normal ine over | highwa FOODS ARE FRESHER SOAP-Crystal White, SALT—Shaker, 2 Ibe .. waxpA Laure the successful camouflage it is suspected that the girl berewith IS a girl and not She is Miss Lurtine de ‘a8 artist, and she wore the peri costume at a recent Mardi eras in Oakland, Cal. Every fe te place developed a peri Lurline appeared, ‘The hose note in the accom. need not worry the and oculists along these days—to bring the | eye strain, but men’ who have will ingly, even cheerfully, given census on Seattie’s “; be deprived of their chief pastime. Yes and blue and somber yellow by light black, medium black very black rtockings. Men's socks have not been empted by the manufacturers, @ local issue. For the wears n Business Must Resume, Says Sec. Houston ‘The nati fh confronted not with | feet and contribute once more their question of reconstruction, but fair share toward the world's divi ‘the problem of restora. | dend of goods and services. fame fields, only with tee constructive ac ye eperations. There The busi- until prices make his pur- = with his under. persists very long. Difieut a0 i» the present situa- Ht fe net as difficult as that &@ relatively were in 1913 can assist the 1 believe that this nation and its 1 be |eve that the problems of peace | which we are now free to take up again are as worthy objects for sol- | right were worth fighting for. emn consideration and patriotic devo tion as were those of war. No section of the country has any Monopoly of American virtues. Be cause I have witnessed such a mag: nificent spirit among the American people of the East, the West, and the Far West, because I have seen what the American people can do through better organization for war, I am confident that we shall witness @ greater forward movement in our whole economic, social and political structure, and that no question can now confront us which the Ameri. lean people cannot cope with. |He Sent Her Love and Hug by Letter NEW YORK, May 2.—Letters containing “lots of love” and “a great hug and love,” said to have been written by Edwin Paulson, millionaire mining and_ steamship) Hudson, are | |man, to Miss’ Allee | being displayed by Miss Hudson's counsel. He declared they would be used to refute Paulson's denial, filed in the supreme court, that he knew the fair dancer, who is suing [him for $250,000 for alleged breach | of promise. | new | new | tax One of the letters shown by Mi Hudson's counsel, under date of Pueblo, May 8, 1918, was as fol- lows “You are a perfect dear to love an off scalawag, but then {t's pleasant to be foolish at times, len’t it? “A great Paul.” ‘Either Way, It Is hug and All Same to Him BRISTOL, Tenn., May 2.— Diuguld, an undertaker at cpa burg, Va, probably holds the ree- ord when it comes to combination of letters and numbers. His name spells the same from either end, while there are combinations in his business that work either ‘back- ward or torward. His business is now in ite 101st year, and his state embalmer's l- cense is 11. He resides at 616 Court st. while the number of his business t# 111, and his postoffice box is 33. | (Special to The Star by N. B. A.) BRUSSELS, Ma more treating in Belgium. Igium'y liquor laws will double the on alcohol, forbid sale of Hquor by, the gla%% and prohibit up much of their time to taking ankle ain stem” will folks, the modest cerise, white and green creations are about replaced and | ex: | But who cares what kind of socks a man love from) | CHECK PACKAGES lly 1 c Sugar Stall—Kecomomy STRATING’S MARKET *% “43 Pike Place Public Market Lower jo Formerly known as Stitham Market (= FAIR TO ORGANIZED LABOR Pot Roasts ......20-22¢) Veal Shoulder .......23¢ Boiling Beef ...... act pays e+e 28-306 Corned Beef . ork Steaks 35¢ Pork Roasts . vee ees “oe 3 Veal Chops .. ++. B5¢ Veal Legs .. | Liberty Steaks ......18¢ JOHNSON SAYS: “Acan” Cutting Prices to Reduce Stock J. B. Coffee, 1-lb, 43¢ = 3 Ibs. $1.2: 5 Ibs. $1.98 Golden West Coffee Blue Wubben T 341 Coffee Lipton’s Tea, 99 Coffee, M. J. B. Tree Tea, . 856 | in pus . 25c Pint bottle ms Har | Mazota. ‘Galad Of, Te . BB¢ Del Monte Catsup, | Quart .. - 65¢ bottle + 23¢ 0c can Karo Large cans Holly Syrup MUI ..e00--..10@ | 600 can Crisco 15e can Golden West | for 45¢ Pepper ..+..-10@ | 350 Quaker Rolled 3 te pkes. Magic Oats .... 20¢ Yeast or Yeast 3$c Olympic " Naa Sy OT Sete ee 3 ioe Naty 20c pkg. Cream of seans Wheat . B5¢ 3 large pkgs. Creamettes Crescent 1 Mh, 38 Crescent ane Libby's Sauce 25¢ Campbell's any bor Catsup oO Jello, any 10¢ i Ae Ibe pkg favor 2 medium size Pork | and Beans.... 25¢ 25e Libby's Solid Pack Toma wes . 20¢ mdard Pack 15¢ s lowa Sweet Beans B5e¢ be cans Standard . 25e¢ Sugar can ....20¢ large choles Vrunes 25e 2 ibs, Sum Maid Seeded Raisins 25¢ | 3ée can Red | Salmon ......235¢ | 25e can Red Salmon 19¢ Imported Anchovies, pint - abe -.« 25¢ Lima . B5¢ ree Green - 2 pkes. De aecahd Wheat Stam 2 2 pkew. Grape Nuts . . B50 tb, Nice Crisp Gin gersnapes -15¢ tb, Fig Bare 25¢ Shredded «.25¢ as 3 Ibe Starch Toa, Fart laree pkg. Pride Washing Pow Large can ¢ 6 bare Yellow Laun- Cleanser . Be dry Soap.....25¢ Extra fine I |S bare White Laun- Lutefiak, Ib...45¢@ | ary Soap, 25¢ 2c can =e 3 bare Creme OU @ bars Bath steeeesececes 5G) Soap 25¢' Soap .........25¢ JOHNSON GROCERY CO. “cts 32," . 1421 Fiest Avenue DON’T PAY LAST WEEK’S PRICES FOR. YOUR MEATS! All our Meats are down to the old prices again. SPECIAL ON PURE LARD Follow the crowds to JONES MEAT CO. STALL 45 ECONOMY MARKET, LOWER FLOOR STALL 45 WE CASH PAY CHECKS. BUTTER 59c Lb. CHEESE | MARGARINE Peanut Butter Old Cream Brick, Nucoa, Nutola, Rex ‘ 25¢ 18¢ ib. 2 Ibs, B5¢ | New Mila ‘Cream, fee It Made Ib Nut. db. 33¢ | ‘Tall Bor- 2 eons Milk Z3¢| 3 Ibs. Limit 4 cans BEST FRESH CHURNED WA \GTON CREA ’ EGGS, fresh Ranch, doz. COFFEES GOLDEN WEST— lb. cans . 2% 1b. cans S-Ib. cans . . B5¢ Supply limited at this price. “OTHER BIG SPECIALS Ibe, Sugar Pure cane 77c 45c 43e bulk, 3 Ibs bulk, The. bulk, F special 3 Ibs. 9 DOLLY VARDEN TROUT ~ HUDSON $ 30c Lb. Fresh Ling Cod, ..b. + 1BKE Fresh Crabs, 2 for ......28¢ up Pete’s Fish Market Stalls 31-33—Ganitary Market Lower Floor DELICATESSEN AND LUNCH Booth 111—Sanitary Market First Avenue Floor Porter’s or Roger's Peanut Butter, 2 lbs.. 35¢ Best Dill Pickles, doz.20¢ Potato Salad, quart. .25¢ 8-lb. can Libby’s Apple Butter for ......$1.00 Our Lunch Is Unexcelled. “Its the Pie” New Fresh /GREEN BEANS 20c Lb. New Green Peas, Ib, ...+++. 206 New Potatoes, 2 Ibs. -25¢ Strawberries, box .. -25¢ TOGO VEGETABLE CO; L-7 Sanitary Market, Lower Floor SANITARY TARY ARKET Large Dill P 2 for. STALL 21 Finest Cottage Cheese, per pound . 2 pounds .. Bacon G i Cooking Grease, per pound ......665 vee per pound . 23c at: PENCILS Faber's Beat: alates stand 8" 78c Sauerkraut, Pure Apple Butter, per pound Jelly Compound, per pound ..... 10c 1 Maa .15¢ Pike Place Public Market STALLS 64-65 Downstairs, Opposite Sugar Stall 17 Cooking Sait, 3 bags or 6 Ibs. 108 Castoria, Fletcher's .... 28 Economy Mkt. 11 Pike PL sae 10¢@ rine ponte’ Pike Fi. Mxt., Lower 1. Keonomy Mkt, Lower V1. COFFEE Just Extra Good Coffee— as good, in fact, as you ever drank. 40c Master Blend Coffee 3 Ibs. $1.15; 4 Ibs. $1.50 35c COFFEE 2 ibe, 81.00 1% Ibe. 50¢ 2%-1b, can Royal Baking Pow der ooo 1.15 Fresh od Peanuts, 1 Ib, 20¢ 2 ibe, B5¢ 20¢ bottle Dr. Price's Vanilla or Lemon Flavor .. Stall 40 Economy Market First Avenue Entrance STONG’S Big Seven Days’ SALE 45e 120unce Royal Baking Powder ........ 10-1b. pail Karo Syrup for S0c can Blackberry dam for 25e can Apple Butter for Be pkg. Olymple Pancake Flour .. Log Cabin 38c .85c 25c .124c 30c can Instant Postum 4% far Strawberry or Raspberry Jam for . +. B2¢ 10-4b. pail Peanut Mutter, 81.50 20¢ can Karo Syrup -15¢ 3 pkgn. Golden Age Noodien 20¢ 3 Ibe. whole Green Peas....26¢ 4 Ibe, large White Beans 25e¢ 3 Iba, Red Chill Beans . 256 3 Ibe. small Nav: 25¢ 25e can Hershey's Cocoa 18¢ 35 tall can Red Balmon....25¢ 15e can Apples . -. 10¢ 2 20c cana Pork and Beans. 25¢ 2 200 cans Minced Clams....25¢ Soc can Golden West Coffee, 39¢ | b0c can Hill's or M. J. B. Coffee . 42¢ | Coffee . yd B.1b. can M.. Freah Soda Crackers, Ib Fresh Graham Crackers, Ib. Fine Gingerenaps, ib 5 bars Crystal White Soap 5 bare Bob White § 10 bars Laundry og : 300 pkg. Star + Naptha Powdbr for... 20. Federal Milk, large size cans Campbell's Soups, all kinds, per can . Right Se packages ‘earline for ..... .10c _.25¢ | 350 pkes. Quaker | Two 20¢ |S bars | 400 Oats for ... Two 20¢ cans Del Monte Spanish Tomato Sauce . 25c 2 Creme Ol! Soap or Bath Tablets for ..... Se pkg. Dable Sait 25e ean Rooth’s Sardines. . 2 the Sunmaid Seeded Raisins LE onset -. B5¢ BSc pkg. cle ts. . 25¢ 2 pkas. Shredded Wheat Biscuit 2 pkgs. Grape Nuts a 4 large roll Tollet Paper 4 Ihe, pure Rolled O: 50c bottle Extract Vanilla. .39¢ 26e bottle Lemon Extract...15¢ 4c can Table Peaches 30¢ a6 an Sliced Pineapple ss Two Se pkgw. Bluing...... 2 Ibs. large, good Prunes. . 389 2 Iba, 25e fancy large Prunes TOF see. B5¢ Crisco... 806, 45¢ ana 90¢ 35c bottle Blue Label Catsup 25¢ 25e Ihcan Baking Powder...15¢ 5b, can Raking Powder 59¢ 4 big boxes Matches 25¢ 3 pkgs. Macaroni or Spaghettt for . seh. B5¢ cans Peas.. .BBe¢ ‘aptha Soap 25¢ B, Tree Tea, Ib, 37¢ Del Monte Asparagus Tips 6c M. Crescent MAPLEINE 2-02. bottle....-..-350 Crescent Baking Powder ORNER PUBLIC MARKET WE CUT THE COST OF LIVING Northwest Corner First and Pike SIEGEL HAS NEW BARGAINS! We bought these goods at a real sacrifice. Someone's loss. Men’s Work Shirts 75¢ to 85¢ Bach These Shirts are worth $1.25 and up if they are worth a cent. Men’s Union Suits Medium weight, special Saturday Your gain. _Men’s “Wonalle” k 7 $2.75 to $3.00 These are $4.00 values Overalls and Jumpers. Nice big assortment $1.25 and 81.50 A few more 5 of those Boys’ Good Suits at a Bargain, Lots of other Bargains. Come and see us. SIEGEL’S BARGAIN COUNTER HOOD’S stanv 152314 Pike PI. Mkt. A. 8S. Hood PEANUT BRITTLE 25c Lb. VELVET EDGH SHARP SHOP n all kinds Safety Kazor Knives my Market Stal & HASTING’S zarc GROCERY 1503-1505 PIKE PLACE PUBLIC MARKET Canned Corn, 3 cans for ..... +»: A. & H. Soda, per package...... . ° Larrowe’s New York Buckwheat, 5-lb. bag. White Flour, 5-Ib. packages........2+++ Fresh churned Creamery Butter, Ib... Only one grade—the best. Holly Flour, 24,-lb. sacks .... Pure Peanut Butter, 17¢ Ib; 3 Ibs. Bert Alney’s New York Catsup, large bottles White Beans, 4-lb. bag. Clean Easy Soap, bar . uid Veneer, large bottles 7 Eastern Cove Oysters, 2 cans . No, 2 cans—quality guarantecd. Tapioca or Sago, th............- Albers’ Wheat Flakes, large packages. Argo Gloss Starch, large 20-0z. pkg. Palm Olive Soap, 3 bars. Creme Oil Soap, cake .. ° Seeded Raisins, 2 Ibs... bebae the teenager ae Above Specials Good Until Next Friday Night. FREE SAMPLE LIBERTY DILL PICKLES Step in Saturday and try one of these delicious pickles, We are headquarters for all kinds Pickles, Olives and Sauerkraut -44¢ SHOE-TERIA No. 1 Pike Place Market EXTRA SPECIAL WHILE THEY LAST r—feys $1. Princess Bhoeg for 1itthe 8th Children’s Shoes, in’ kia, butcher atyt | School and Dress Shoes, for sizes 5 to 8. Exceptional value. doys and growing girle— $2.40, $2.80, | $3.20, $3.80 SPLENDID LOT MEN’S BUTTON tts 92090 vp WORTH DOUBLE reas and Werk Shees Botton and lace; black and ] tan; calf and kid— $2.80, $3.80, $4.80, $5.80 Men's Oxfords, samples, var- fous styles $3.80 per pair. up Our regular $3.80 Shipyard $2.80) Before you buy your Spring Shoes, look over our stock. Late styles arriving daily, and going fast. There's a reason—Shoe- teria Prices Talk, SHOE-TERIA No. Pike Place Market—Next to Sugar Stall. MURRAY A REAL FRIEND OF THE WORKINGMAN It is acts, not words, that count, Get our prices and see if you cannot get Better Meats For Less Money Here Ahan anywhere else in the city. We do not belong to the trust, and sell at the lowest possible margin of profit. Murray Meat Co. Washington Market STALLS 1-3-5 CORNERMAREET 94-96 PIKE ST. BUY YOUR SEA FOODS At a Reliable Place, The Best goat the Sea Produces, Fi YAKIMA GEM POTATOES ..$2.00 Sack (deliv.) Lemons, dozen Seedless Grapeft Special on Asparagus STALL 12—Sanitary Market At Lower Floor Entrance HAMILTON'S BUTTER STORES 20.22 SANITARY MARKET and 38 ECONOMY MARKET Rogers’ Fresh Ground Wisconsin Cream Brick Peanut Butter, lb..17¢ | CHEESE, Ib. . 38c Specials on 2 pounds .. RGARI Fresh Ranch ovens = .30¢ | EGGS, dozen ee \$3e Lb. * 2 tbs. 2 dozen O5¢ GEM NUT Good Luck, 42¢; 3 Ibs. Washington’ Creamery BUTT ER 58¢ Lb., 2 Lbs. $1.15 Saturday’s Coffee Specia Golden West Coffee, 2Y-lb. tins.... oe @ Fancy Bulk Coffee, 35¢ lb; 8 Ibs. $1. | ning of any more drinking mol It wilt also limit the| amount of liquor @ seller may} have on band at one time, Salads, sia You will save 30c on this buy. ete. Meat Loaves, Pickles, Olives, Full line Home-made First Avenue Entrance—Sanitary Market