The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 6, 1919, Page 16

THE SEATTLE sn cmt ea JUNE 6, 1919. HAASE FAVORS [Boys Go in Training for ALLIED TERMS That Pie Eating Contest Says Germans Should Sign «2 Byecas \ Peace Treaty fis ‘Acid-Stomach' Now Quickly © __ Relieved and even heart tafture can be traced directly to Actd- Stomach. Avoid these dangers—den’t ackietemach wreek your health. Don drag out your days feeling ail m, Gewn and out, week and ailing, | Westlake Public Market jh TIMES SQUARE—SIXTH AND VIRGINIA SUGAR, Pure Cane SOAP FLOUR The celebrated Sunbrite Cleanser, 6 ibm, 4. - ae Westlake Special, per can fe F WAiiee G8@ | 6 bare Crystal White Koap. . 200 49-1b. sack 92.95 | 96¢ | 1 cane (100 bars) No-Rub Napthe | cig fond, 49:ib $2.90 Sagar Stall—Lower Section Sugar Stalli—Lower Section Alpha Market Soap (Only one to @ customer.) Stalls 6-7 Somer Stall—Lower Section Opened ZOBLE Grocery Co. STALL 105 With A Full Line of Quality Meats “TRY US” BY CARL D, GRO)T (United Press Staff Correspondent) NERLIN, Hugo Haase, pendent socialista, June (Delayed. > leader dre of the inde Jared in an interview today Germany should sign the peace treaty, re of whether can obtain furdieas he modifications, I believe the Ger » thelr ut tions, but olomger wafe for mother s outh slretchin J any . ener citer pop “Personally, Ite leave pie cool im pantry man delegates should moxt to secure modifica they should sign in an Maase said “It is more vantageous for Germany not to aign than to acoespt the treaty even in ita present harsh form.’* Haase mid he saw small of the Independent sotialists taking | over the government unieas the} workers generally demanded it lteave Wee Grechtnbie If all join in demanding @ real) pantry shelf to coo! socialist government, then I believe all the soqialist factions wilt under take to form «4 tien 0’ ment,"’ he said, *'b uch & move attempted by |p. let ELLIOTT 4314 ev 7 Tbe, pure Can 1 can Therme One stove O7¢ ase Pimenton, can 156 2 lbs. 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PURITAN Milk Products Co. 199—VIRGINIA STREET SNES ANCE oe »p down on all visible pies, | it 33¢ Haase admitted he had heard mu ports were in elreulat t several members of the cabin: prepared to resi if the treaty is not altered A new broom docun't sweep clean er than an old one with a new Nired girl attached We offer you the Best Values for your Money | | | Saidiiiede of an | Extra Special on I FinePotRoasts Artist’s Model nes for Saturday i > ; artists Modet | | BLI MARKET | ste pets Hh i : “Fair to Everybody” My first experience poring for a/artints and models came, and also Ins of “noclety” art studenta|the girls in his class I danctd for | made me determine that it should) them, and many of the artists took) be my last experience of the kind.|out their sketch books and sketched I had been ongnaed to pose for | some of my poses during the dance. & sculptor—a real artiet whose |Afterward I was congratulated on | “IRST AVE. BETWEEN INE AND QVION STS. ENTRANCES FIRST AND tala AVENUES powed for him to or some time, ge around me, unt I felt lke Cinder’) estern Delicatessen Co. When I came the first day, 1 SEATTLE MARKET was forced to wait half an hour | before the first of the students ar- 4 Occidental Avenue and Yesler Way I asked him why they 8) — PRESERVES, Mh: » ore x When you. think “of _ndve advertising R WANT ADS BRING RESULTS), ‘mink of Te Star “ Westlake ‘Grocery § Store STALLS 16-17 LOWER FLOOR 3 1b. can Roger's ra. + tmweecceweees 2 cans Tomatoes Cut Macaroni. 2 tba. Navy Dea 4 The, Rolled kes. Washington Spaghett! or a “Fie Be 6 bare Crystal H 6 cans Bunbrite Cleanser THREE GIRLS’ | CARAMEL CREAM come on tima not mind.” he answered. PALACE HIP |“These are society butterflies who| Claire Hanson and “The Vilage are taking their ‘art lessons’ much | Four,” a juvenile and harmony sing ae they take their afternoon tea-—/|ing act, hegd the new show which because it happens now to be ‘the opened at the Palace Hip Thursday. j thing’ to do. | Fitch Cooper, an eccentric musien! Finally, the? began to arrive, 19 | comedian, is a big hit with his com- faxhionably dromsed, one | cay monologue and music on a va + and two sisters! riety df comical instruments, chief jarrived with a maid in Riaendates, |among which ts a handaaw, |She helped them take their - lareen: jcoata and put on thelr amocks \nave a sini tabonetiag ale ittine After a little lecture from the jact: Alma Grant, a diminutive song |seulptor, they began to work; they stress, and Sam Armstrong (Samuel were not beginners, but had had pies, jr) of this city, bave a com- some experience, but they were just | edy singing and plano act. Piles is ||| playing at modeling. I found after popular and Miss Grant wins with |waré (hat the armature—the frame | nor clever mimic of child types. lot wires upon which the clay is mod Chief Biue Cloud and Winona, In (eled — ~had all been made for them. diana, Frog novel attraction. They These girls all worked without {| offer tribal songs, dances and pas terest. They used to come in like | times. Harry Gunson, “The Lone |wchool children, anxious to be fin-/ | Fisherman,” has a pleasing voice and | ished with their lemons, For it was | gets by nicety. |merely a task with them. ‘They | merely wanted to be able to tell their friends that they “ert” —— 25c| 40¢| 10 Ibs. Pure Cane Sugar No. 50 Rainier Flour 3 th. can M. J. B. Coffee. } 1 Ib. can Lipton’s Tea. 1 Ib. Blue Ribbon Tea. 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