The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 31, 1919, Page 19

From Trench to Trench MMidred Fans, who plays the feminine role in Roi Coope: “Megrue’s comedy “Tea For Three. Which comes to the Metropolitan Bunday night, journeyed from trench te trench for a year or more, helping | Keep up the morale of the sokliers nd thereby helping to win the war. She enlisted as one of a jolly “foursome” but it wasn't long before he was recruiting as well as enter- taining. One way or another her d dropped out, and at tines Ls the “foursome” shrunk to a “two-| |, gome” and even to a little lonesome! “Sonesome,” but Miss Evans never! ‘Gen. Pershing WASHINGTON, Oct. 31.—(United | Press.)—Gen. Pershing today declared for universal military training. “Universal tQaining brings many | benefits, and such benefits should be| universally extended to all of our * young men.” he said. THN PIPE NEED ATR | FAOSPAITE ane ‘The average person is beginn! to realize more and more that tl Yack of physical strength and nerve exbaustion (frequently evidenced by @xceasive thinness) are the direct cause not only of the failure to suc- eeea - lifes struggle for the Mecessit: existence, but also for the hand iP in one's social aspira- tions ‘Compare thin, sickly, ular frame with the well round. | 24° form which is usually accom-| Panied by the bloom of health and attractivencss. ‘That millions of people are con-| acious of this handicap is evident | from the continued erpserepee in) y | cy agree that) ately | given case. Authorities, pene en th: ve siy consume gly, he holl Went “Tea for Three” Star MILDRED EVANS [there from one or other | West She'd find a partner here anding methods 1 Fontan Purposes to meet our | ternational purposes, particularty on | violated,” |nation of the people rather than to) |no longer measured by wealth, | declared that the United States would Our bedies need more phosphate than most of them are able to ex- t from the foods we eat now- nd many opinions affirm > is nothing which may be taken into the hu so effectively supplies ficiency as the pure organic phos. phate known as bitro-phosphate and sold by good druggists everywhere. ‘The essential phosphoric food ele- ments in bitro-phowphate assimilated by the nerve cells should soon pro- in nerve ed vitality burdens of wn, Jack . of mal ee attractive fullness and ruddy glow of health replaces the former eoeture of skin and bonen. | Mi Geer ‘sia, Hamilton, who was on thin and frail, own ex; erience, writes: ate formation with pounds and never Setore fwell.” CAUTION — Althe Bitro-Phos- phate is unexcelled for the relief of ryousness and attendant disorders, Bowing to Its tendency to. Increase | wot cit. duce « pleasing change ee Li Seine’: "5 felt so t, one should watch the scales le, *akeing. ih oe! unless it ie the de put ies Bis Pics Mas of the! kroups of entertainers that came her way and finally made a triumphal entry into Coblenz with the army ot oceupation. From a stock player in the Midaie! Miss Evans gained fame in New York as a member of the Wash- ingtin Square Players. She left that organization to go abroad and imme diately on her return last June she was engaged for the part in “Tea For Three.” Her father is a prominent business | man of Iowa, an active Rotarian and | member of the Ad Club, so that the young lady's energetic and enterpris. hers by inheritan Declares for Universal Training Pershing appeared before a jotnt meeting of the house and senate mil- | tary affairs committees to outline his | views on the permanent military pol fey of the United States, The program, Pershing declared, | should Include: 1. A permanent military establish- ment large enough to provide against — attack. | 2. A small force sufficient for ex. | in | |the American continent. | 3. Forces sufficient to cope with reduce Display 8 New-laid Pullet Eggs, Meet the Producer FARMER: MA mee Feet Open Uni | HASTING CHECK PACKAGES Sugar Stall—Kconomy Market | te After 6 P.M, de After 8 P. “le y CUT-RATE GROCERY uP Mm, AER 1503-1505 Pike Place Market f 49-pound sack Holly or Drifted Snow Flour. . Tomatoes, large cans, 2 for 25¢ ; Yellow Corn Meal, 10-1b, sk. 50¢ | Bulk Vinegar, whito, gal...29¢ = BUTTER 68c Short-held Storage Butter, 63¢ Ib.; 2 Ibs........ $1.25 gs, SS¢ dozen; 2 dozen......$1.15 | DIGNON’S BUTTER STORE win. $3.05 Yellow Corn Meal, 5-Ib sack.20¢ New Dromedary Dates, pkg. 24¢ Old Faithful Cateup, pint...19¢ | Taptoca or Sago, Ib Ade White Beans, 3 Ibs. 25¢ | Star Naptha Powder, large.22¢ Searchtighe Matches, 6 boxes | Cranberry Heans, 4 ibs.....25¢ ’ 5 vanig 5¢ | Shelled Popcorn, 2 tha... .25¢ pamokic, 2 cans... .. S¢ | Van Camp's Pork and Beans— Pure Rolled Outs, 34 Ibs,..25¢@ | small, 2 for 25¢; medium, 4O-watt Tungsten Lamps...35¢ | 17¢; large ... B0¢ 3 for .. <++<.$1.00 | Seeded Raisins, 15-01. Pig, .15¢ Del Monte Catsup, pints....22¢ | New Brazil Nuts, Ib.....°..86¢ New soft shell Almonds, ib. B0¢ 2 Ibs. $1.35 (ormerty Known as Cascade Creamery) Soap, Oryetal White, 6 bars. .aT¢ Balto +2 bags oF 6 pounds 28 KOONOMY MARKET 17 PIKE PLACK MARKET Hamlin’s Cider Mill Stall, 48.49—FEconomy Market SWEET APPLE CIDER Made Fresh Daily--Come and Geo It Mado GET THE HABIT ANOTHER BIG 63¢ DAY Butter 63c Pound large Pullet and Guaranteed Storage Eggs 63c Dozen Another New Arrival of Tilla mook and Oregon Full Cream Cheese 35c Pound Genuine New York Cheese 2 Pounds $1.05 ‘Try it for rich flavor, A NEW CROP OF PURE HONEY AT THE OLD PRICE Bring Your Jar PLEASE SHOP EARLY GOLDEN GLOW STALL 67 Pike Place Mit.—Lower Floor Negt to Carnation Milk Stall, | QUEEN CITY DYE WORKS Main Office, Pressing and Finishing Dept. First Avenue and Pike Street. BRING YOUR SUITS WHEN YOU COME T0 THE MARKET PHONE MAIN 83 C. MURRAY, Manager Suits pressed while you wait, our specialty, 5 Suits sponged and pressed, $1.00. spahome Women’s or men’s suits cleaned and pressed, $1.50 up. WE CUT THE COST OF LIVING BUTTER! BUTTER! cmn-, §8¢ Ib. o2 CORNER PUBLIC MARKET | MURRAY SMASHES THE TRUST? If you have never given us a trial come tomorrow and let PRANUT Ht ren say Peneneh Cetertonese. EGGS CHEESE Ground while DQ) r . A trained citizen reserve organ- New Arrivals | Full Cream you wait ic | wed to meet the emergency ot war. | AN Guaranteed | pee. vy 300,000 Esa oy Nw aad hago snd 48c Dozen | 29¢ Pound | frr"tr, ‘ee | ane time needs of the United States, 2 Doren OG¢ | Cream Brick ..B3¢ Ww file they’ Tant Pershing declared . | " ap ge ageT a Outlining the benefits which he be Mar i es | eta Cate. ae is Be | Co-operative silt l2 Neves would result from adoption of Get it fresh “here : bi 6 cans hoe | universal military training, Pershing included: Development of physical vigor and manhood; development of mentality; decrease of illiteracy; teaching of dis cipline and respect for constituted | authority; development of initiative | and better preparation for the duties of citizenship. This last benefit, Pershing said, Js especially needed | among aliens in America. } Must Be Prepared “If America had not been unpre pared our rights would not have been Pershing said, and added that this country’s success in the war was due to the united determi any forethought in preparedness. “The war has placed this country in a new light,” Pershing sald. “It is ita} population nor our form of govern. | ment, but by our purposes to main. | tain high ideals.” | Pershing recommended that the| | broad powers of army reorganization Stalla Stall 45 107. fle INDEPENDENT PACKING COMPANY ===" SUCCESSORS TO MURRAY MEAT CO. Specials on CRISCO ww" GREEN’S BUTTER STORE We Cash Pay Checks —— Please Come Early OUR AUTOS CALL Money saved is money made Economy Market Building OR PHONE US, EVERYWHERE PHONE MAIN 83 Carpets, Oriental Rugs, Lace Curtains, Draperies or the most delicate fabrics may be sent us without fear of their injury, and we guarantee to remove paint, tar or inks without damage to garments. QUEEN CITY DYE WORKS, Phone Main 83 COFFEE — Try our m. 3 he $1.10 Seattle's Hest Huy Main Floor Corner Market MEATS DOWN “™ We are holding the PRICES DOWN. prove to you that we beat the Trust prices “forty ways for Sunday.” Remember! We now have but one shop, 7 that is located on the south side of the Corner Market, PUBLIC MARKET CENTER ECONOMY ALSO PIKE PLACE PUBLIC MARKETS YOUR OLD NEWSPAPERS We pny 600 per 100 pounds at Checking Stall, Keoonomy Market, Lower Floor SEL CARNATION MILK (3!2c PURE FOOD SHOP 1511 Pike Place Market 45c THESE DAYS Is @ emall price for GOOD COFFEE 45c Master Blend Is Good 3 Lbs. $1.30; 5 Lbs. $2.10 460 Royal Baking Powder 2%, can . J aT¢ 1 S5e Rogers’ Baking Powder 24¢ Stall 40—Economy Market First Ave. Entrance FEED THE KIDDIES Plenty of Bread—It costs leas and nourishes more than any other food. But, make sure it ts GOOD BREAD—ROTARY BREAD Rotary Bread Shop 1501 Pike Place Market Head of the Farmers’ Row. CARNATION MILK . 14 Stalle 4427 Bee It Made and Baked Fresh Every Hour Economy Market Pure Presh Milk — 12 Quart—Every Day Hiring Hottie, 19 Pike Fi. Mxt., Lower FL STONG OUR PRICE 5-lb. can M. J. B. Coffee. Golden Went Coffee, th., 47¢; ee 3 Ibe, 81.40; 6 Ibs....82.26 3 cans New Pack Tomatoes. .B5¢ | $1.25 fine Brooms $1.00 good Brooms . B6e Albers’ Flapjack Flour 40c Albers’ Rolled Oats ... 2 pkgs.Nonesuch Mince Meat Del Monte New Seediens Rais ins, pkg, 20¢ and 1Se can Van Camp's Beans..11¢ 20¢ can Corn 2 cans Madron 2 cans Sugar Pens.... 2 20 cans String Beans. 2 20c cans Pork and Beans. . 10-Ib, pail Karo Syrup. we 6-lb. can Molasses 5 bars Naptha Soap .. 4 extra large 10c rofis Toflet | i | j } ' Paper 4 boxes Searchlight Matches 25¢ Fresh Soda Crackers, Ib. ...17¢ 3 Palm Olive, Creme Oil Soap 25¢ Stalls 21-26 Pike Place Market BUY YOUR SHOES AT SHOE-TERIA No. 1 DOWNSTAIRS Weat OWAZDA LAME 2D and 40 Watte he each «o Watts, 406 each SUGAR BTALAS 134c CUTTING PRICES HARDER THAN EVER GOOD FOR ONE WEEK 30c pkg. Cream of Wheat ............++20-22¢ 2 big cans Federal or Sunrise Milk. .. 30c Del Monte or Blue Label Catsup log Cabin Syrup.........29¢, 58¢ and $1.1 50c Blue Brand Hills’ Coffee. Fresh Se Fancy Cookies, Ib. Fine Gingersnaps, Ib. 2 pkes. Grapenuta .. B.C Comb Honey, 2 for 4 cans Oil Sardines bar Baker's Chocolate . 2 pkgs. Creamettes ..-... 26¢ Apricots, 2 IDS, --.e.. 1 Ib, Lipton’s Tea ...+ss0« 60c M. J. B, Tree Tea, $1.65 can Pompetian Olive Off, © ve 25; 90c can 65¢; 60c can 2 Iba. Fine Sago 25e can Baking Powder. 1 Ib. pure Black Pepper +. 86¢ S 75e pail Cottolene ..--. Ibs. . +00 lima Beans, 2 Boys’ and Girls’ School and Dress Shoes— $2.40, $2.80, $3.00, $3.80, $4.20, $4.80. $3.20, dreas. wes $5. Men's and Ladies’ Felt Slippers, flexible lesther soles and leather heels; various styles; splendid values, per pair Men's Dress and Work Shoes—$3.80, $4, $1.40, $4.80, $5.40, $5.80 Splendid Shoes for Whole Family; Every Pair You Save at Stalls 21: Next to Sugar Stall WHERE RENTS AND PRICES ARE LOWEST, AND SAVE Women's Shoes for all occa. sions, home comfort, street,” 2 Me me | 4 Stall 66, Pike | Market, Lower Floor Graham Crackers, Ib. torn Flakes, 3 pkgs-. l0e pkg. Baking Sodm ..2.-% 2 Ibs. Pearl Taplocm +.+e0+- SHOE-TERIA No. 1 Stalls 21-26 Pike Place Market Lower Floor 94-96 PIKE STREET DODDS’ SANITARY GROCERY SANITARY MARKET LOWER FLOOR 38¢, 55¢, $1.05, sp 10, aed FEDERAL MILK, per case ., CARNATION MILK, per case Stall 45 $6. 50 jallowed the president during war. | B-Ib. can Golden Weat 2 cans Peas or p Corn... .B5¢ time be continued in peace. This is Coffee .... ° . $1.39 3 pkgs Macaroni . 250 in accord with the general ataff view. | 3-1b. can Selecta Coffee ber 19 | 3 Ibs. Mexican Beans “Such powers are necessary tn time | Blue Ribbon Tea, Ib. 55¢ 2 cans Sardines, mustard or of war,” he said, “and would be wise| Olympic Py 2B¢ spiced, for B5¢ in times of peace with the limitation |} 20c Star Naptha Powder. ...20¢ | Large bottle Del Monte Cat that the president would not estab-|[— Teco Pancake Flour, pkg. ..10¢ sup . .24¢ lish or discontinue bureaus.” ‘The number of general staff officers | provided for in the army bill is ex- cemsive, he said. He predicted a great future for the; air service and said that France,| Great Britain and Italy were laying | stress on this prase of the army. He} make very great mistake in allow. ing our aircraft department to fall | behind. A sei Alaska, HAIR and SCALP SPECIALIST If your hair is falling out, see me today. Dandruff, Eczema, Bald Spots and all other diseases success- tully treated, LOUISE DALTON of the 10 A. M, to 8 P, M. former 617 Eitel Building, Second and Pike |} lyers’ Phone Elliott 2845 2 cans Pumpkin New Seediess 20¢ and .... New Daten, STALL 26 be staged next spring by the Club of the Northwest, according to plans formulated at a meeting of|/Then he hid in the woods, accord and aeronautical enthusiasts at the Army and Navy club Thursday night, The Seatlle Miyers’ club and the Aero Club of the Northwest at the meeting Thursday taking the name of the Aero Club Williams, Seattle head| tance of 960 miles, could be made in ex-servico the new organization, pks. -25¢ | Cut String Beans, can -15¢ 6 boxes Matches -26¢ 5 bars Bob White Soap ....28¢ 4 bars Crystal White Soap. .26¢ THOMPSON KILLS His own cattle. You Save the extra profit. you want in the meat line, Thompson has it for LESS Money—Pot Roasts, Steaks, Boiling Beef, Spring Lambs, R Corn-Fed Pork.. {THOMPSON'S MARKET SANITARY MARKET LOWER FLOOR SEAPLANE RACE’ aplane race with $10,000 in prizes, flyers night Northwest, ‘Teel president of the club, was chosen to from Seattle to will|cis#o Aretlano in 1917 took out in- Aero merged, and W. Whatever STALL 26 SANITA Pt BLA RKET fy aN | cae MARKET Gtolly 119-121-123-125 QUALITY MEAT A Square Deal and Courteous Treatment FRESH CRABS Hot From Our Own Rollers Try Our “Sanitary Oyster and Crab Meat. COCKTAILS They Are Delicions Sold at Counter and Most High- Claas Establishments SANITARY FISH MARKET Stall 128, 1st Ave. Floor, Sanitary Market NICARAGUAN HID TO GET INSURANCE PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 31.—Nar- |surance in various New York and |Philadelphia companies. All told, it {8 said the amount was $250,000. ing to officials of one of ihe com- panies which | investigated bis “death” in Nicaragua. Boeing, president of the old aero club, was selected trustee of the merged organization, Boeing declared that @ filght from Seattle to Juneau, Alaska, a dis E.jone “hop” and in daylight |Freak Specimens of Fruit Captured FN, Rhodes, county agriculturist, is looking for some keen fruit fancier to idenify unknown specimens of fruit he has in his office in the county-city building. He has collect- ed specimens of all frult grown in Western Washington, CHICAGO, Oct. 31,—Attorney Morris Green was late in the court af Judge Crowe. The judge fined him $5 for contempt and when the lawyer started to explain the jud; threatened to tack on a two da |jail sentence if he didn't keep silence, RY as Sei ee STALL 102 Sanitary Market—Ist Ave. Floor MILK 2 2 25c COFFEE FOLGER’S —1’s —49c lb. Try a cup of our 45c¢ special— sure a winner at 3 lbs, $1.25 Another lot of those Fine Cooking EGGS 48c¢ DOZ. 2 Dozen 95c Fancy Jersey Butter 65c Pound GREEN'S FOR GOOD BUYS Council to Hold Session on Zones A special meeting of the city coun: | cf, at a date to beset, will be held to consider the proposed ordinance au-| thorizing @ city zoning and planning | commission, the council Streets and sewers committes announced Thurs- day, CHICAGO, Oct. 81.—The Chicago) & “Bastern jand that no messa; SANITARY PUBLIC MARKET Merchandise Specials for Saturday 8S Wool and Wool-mixed Blankets at 1% Actual Vi All-Wool Mackinaw Coats, selection assorted colors . Waterproof Pants, paraffine and repellants, worth $4.50, at $2.50 Pants, Scotch tweed, Irish frieze | and heavy wool, worth $8.50, at . eseeceeeeee eeeseee soeeee $6.00 Blue Serge Pants, with cuft and belt attachment, worth $5.00, at . large 00 Heavy, R roy Pants, | plush back, worth ttt 50, at $3.75 Pants, fancy stripe, wire edge worsted, worth $6.00, at ..@3.25 | Pants, Black Bear, union made, | heavy, hard weave, worth $7.50, | Mt sseeee $4.00 White Woot Sweaters, Australian fiber, for men and women, $12.00 values - $5.50 Children's Sweaters at Low Prices Combination Sweaters, including hat, gloves, leggings and coats . coeees . -$4.50 Medicated Fleeced ‘Heatth Under: wear, worth $1.75, at . .95¢ Boys’ Suits, Overcoats, Blankets, Rain Goods and a complete line of Furnishings in our Upstairs storero : Oriental Wireless Out of Commission SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Oct. 31— Communications with the Orient were demoralized today. Word was received by the Western Union Tele- graph company that the wireless station at Tokio was out of order would be a cepted for ten da: or two weeks. Messages addressed to Tokio are subject to a delay of over five days |via cable. It was predicted this de Illinois rafirond has |iay would be greater now that the brought suit in federal court against |caple must bear the entire burden. the government for more compensa- tion for the yse of its road, It is the A woman who attempts to cook ac- first case of Yts kind since the gov-| cording to her husband's idea is apt ernment took over the railroads, to make @ mess of it. DOWNSTAIRS x. WHERE RENTS AND PRICES ARE LOWEST ‘MURRAY’S WASHINGTON MARKET South Entrance Corner Market—Lower Northwest Corner Stalls 21-26 ext to Sugar Stall FIRST AVENUE E} Sweaters, blue and gray, all and wo fine texture, me: at ... Logger Shirts, “extra heavy @ouble back and front, $12.50, ues, at ... 14-inch aters, maroon dark swan: with belt, worth $7, High-Top Shoes, Bacon, Pot Roast, Veal and Lamb Chops SIEGEL’S BARGAIN CC \ vamp, full stock, worth $12.50, a Pie Children's Et winter, worth $3.50, at . Boys’ Blue Overall; double and seat, worth $1.75, at ..®: Union Suits, all wool and silk wool, Medilicott, Dr. Wool Overshirts, all shades ....) Union Suits, Cooper's worth $7.50, at ... $1.50 to $5. and ott Camel's Hair and Moleskin derwear, worth $1.25, at ....! Let's go eat at Boldt 1414 3d Ave.; downtown, 913 10,000 ¥ brona strap, bell other KIRK'S MILITARY SE 287 Epicr yo RIS Second A’ Phone Main zest Gor avy Khaki Web Belts, or,