The Tacoma times. [volume], February 11, 1916, Page 5, Image 5

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Friday, Feb. 11,1916.
Coats for
Utile Ones
Between 4 and 5
Years of Age
Very Special
$1.95
Colors Brown, (ireen,
Navy and Copen
hagen.
See Windows.
FEIST &
BACHRACB
0:12*414 Pacific Aye.
Tebbett's
Prices:
Have What Yon Can by Correct
Buying. Ask the Clerk About
Our .% Per Cent "Come Rack
Slips."
KPI.nAI.H FOX SATI'KDAV
Krone Flour, per sack. . sl..')(i
Oregon Creamery Butter, U lbs.
for H.-»
Kxira Large ISO Oranges, pe.'
do/. Ma
Sweet Prunes, Ii lbs Me
Nut Rolls, per doz 12c
Large Coffee Cakes, each. . .8c
Apple Cakes, ench Me
Krans Kriigan . . . I.V and Mc
KVI.KVBAV SPFCIALS
Large Bars Floating Castile
Soap, per linr ti.'c
Clow's Waffle Flour, li.")c per
pkg., 6 for t<M
(iood Cooking and Fating Ap
ples, per box, from K."»c to (t-M
Bulled Oats, 6 lbs for ... .Ma
Pancake Flour, ti lbs. for. ,MC
lleringg in Bouillon, 2 cans :!•">(•
Large Bottle Catsup 20c
Fresh Ranch l.ggs, per doz. ;tSc
Black Figs, 4 lbs. for iS."ic
Klk Savon Soap, 1(1 for . . . iiSc
Standard Tomatoes, doz.. . . »*"» c
Standard Corn, per doz . . .9.V
Freshly roasted Coffee, equal
to any sold at ISo per lb.; our
price, 3 10s. for si no
FOB THE SPBIXO WORK
Figured Bimlty Checks nnd
SO'l|i*es Very dainty patterns
and splendid value, a yd. ISMe
Dress (liiiKliniiiH —The regular
Lie grade, special ISHc
Plain Voile*---in all the wanted
shades, special, per yd Me
Curtain Merlins—New shipment.
Regular 33c value Bsc
Remember We Are "Just
'Bound the Corner From High
lYiee-N*"
The Cable Cars Stop in Front
nl Our Door.
M.C.TEBBETTS
INCORPORATKD.
BSOI-.1 A si. Main MS.
Opp. Post Office.
■N.W.GroceryCo.l
1302-4 Commerce St.
Retail Department.
Regular 40c Oranges, Satur
day only, Qflf*
per doz JUU
Per case • M-M
Regular 20c Lemons, Satur
day only, 17' f*
per doz II '£**
Florida ('.rape Fruit, 0C«
Klc eacii. I lor COG
Apples, Saturday only, •*\
per box, 7.V' to *tf* I
Fancy Full Cream Cheese,
something nice, OO'-r.
per lb LL'jXi
Full Cream Cheese, AT* ft
per lb I I 2V
Strictly Fresh Ranch Of\i\
Eggs, per doz WUu
Best Fancy Wash. Creamery
''liter. Saturday OUn
only, per lb Juti
Oolden Jersey Butter, Satur
day only, Qo'r»
per lb U_C.__C
Best Bulk Butter, Saturday
only. 00'#»
per lb \J Cltj
(iood Bulk Butter, Saturday
*-***xt, on«
per lb OUU
Picnic Haras, 10#»
per lb iUC
COFFEE DEPARTMENT
Our :isc M. * J. Blend,
Saturday only, Qfln
per lb iIUC
Our 30c Java Blend, Satur
day only, OC r
per lb tub
our 17% c Blend, Sat- *tr n
unlay only, per lb tub
TFRN TO THE CLASSIFIED
WANT ADS ON PAtlB 7 FOR
.1 si lis. SEE PAGE SEVEN.
ADMIRAL'S DAUGHTER
IS LEAVING NAVY BOYS
Duiighter of Rear Admiral Homer It. Stanford, who shortly will
leave Wasliington to make her home in Philadelphia. Her lather,
who was chief of the bureau of yards and docks of the nnvy depart
ment, has been assigned lo cominaudautship of the League Island
navy yard in Philadelphia. Miss Stanford whs to have made her
debut in Washington this winter but now she will make her social
how in Philadelphia.
Plan Lincoln
Day at School
Students of Lincoln Park high
school will give a special Lincoln
day program tomorrow in the
school auditorium.
Tho program will include reci- ;
tntions, "Lincoln, the Man of the
People," by Mabel Mcc; "The
Toy Shop," by Stella Jauraguy; j
"Why Should the Speak Tomor
row lie Proud?" by Jerome John-'
son, and "The Counsel Assign- j
ed," by Ksther Johnson.
The program will be completed],
with several musical numbers. |
U. S. HOLDS WAR
AT ARMS LENGTHj
WASIII.N'tITO.v, D, C, Feb. H.
President Wilson told the I. :
S. Coiiimerel.il club last night
that the country needed a intr-|
chant marine and a new tariff j
committee, lie said the country'
is not facing any Immediate'
i-liaii'i- ofwar , tit Is holding war;
Ht arms length. i
There Is Only "ONE" |
REAL WAR PICTURE
IN TOWN
SEE IT AT THE LIBERTY
At Tl VI, SCENES ON FIELD OK BATTLE IX M ROPE
MEL THE BISSIAN BATTLESHIPS IX MEAL A< Tlo\
SINKINO ENEMY'S SHIP
LIBERTY
10c 5c
FRYE & CO.
MARKETS
SATURDAY SPECIALS INCLUDE:
Steer pot roast, lb lac
Pork shoulder roaHt. lb Ilc-I2e
Loin pork roast, lb 17c
Fresh spare ribs, lb . lOc
Pork back bones, 10 lbs aio
Sugar cured bacon, lb 15c
Anchor brand bacon, lb tin
Fresh pork liver, lb flc
Link sausage, lb IB Ho
Fresh churned creamery butter, 3 lbs 91.00
Peanut butter, 2 lbs 'M_
We close at 9 p. m. on Saturdays.
Location of Our Markets
FRYE & COMPANY
17th and Commerce Streets.
WASHINGTON MARKET, 1118 A 11320 BROADWAY
Look for the V. B. Purple Stamp. It slgnlfta* Purity
aad Quality. Our meat kept la sanitary cases lo perreel
eendltlon by our cold air syateas.
We Give Penny Change
Meadowmoor llest Mutter,
l lb ;tr>c, :i tha $i*(Hi
qs_"^c___i.____wm__
Maple Nut Ice Cream, spe
cial, qt _J.">c
1 '•!<■ ill Our Candy Kilchen
Log Roll, lb -lOc
Turkish Caramels, lb. . .Ml
ML Tacoma Nougat, lb.. :tOc
Made in Our liukery
Almond Macarons, lb.. . .."50c
Layer Cah-M, special, ea. 20c
Walnut Loaf Cakes, each 2.V
Coffee Rings, each lOc
Pineapple I'les, each 20c
Try our Old Fashioned But
termilk at Soda Fountain.
MKADOWMOOK HAIKV
nan
008 Broadway.
Titcoma Theater Bldg.
Factories MM Boadway.
*__***\*j
THE TAUOMA TTMttR
Personal [
and .
Social I
-**
The It iii«.—- Htihiiie Hinder, a
] member of the Syrian nobility
and a resident of Damascus, will
speak Sunday nit; lit at 7:80
j o'clock In the linmaniiel Presby
terian church on "Syria, Her Cus
toms and Her People." Princess
Hinder Is highly educated, the
author of several dramas. She
will speak in native costume.
Mis. .1. 1.. Akin and dauul'ter
I.itcile, have gone to California
where they will spend the winter
with Mr. and Mrs. D. I. Moore, of
•Stockton, Cal.
Women of Circle Xo. I of the
Pilgrim Congregational church
will entertain Monday night at a
Valentine party at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Thompson,
3 9_!.i No. 3uth st.
sii,*i. i.in Woman's Keller corps
will give a Lincoln program to
night in the Armory.
The Sheridan W. It. C will
give a butterfly social today In
the Armory. Mrs. I_,angdon and
Mm. Knaggs will he the hostesses.
Mrs. .1. E. Kurkey will enter
tain members of the Illeinu club
this afternoon at her home, liil'^
No. L'Sth st.
The Pierce County Anti-Tiilier
eulosla league will meet today at
2 p. m. in the league rooms in the
city hall.
A program will lie giten to
night in the college chapel by the
girls of the Pliiloniathean Liter
ary society of the College of
Puget Sound. The leading skit Is
a take-off on "Everywomon." It
was written by Mrs. Alice War
ren, a member of the society.
Mrs. .1. S. tirel* and .Mis. Ilo'l
brook will entertain members of
the Cosmopolitan club next Tues
day afternoon. Mrs. Marion Mc-
Neil will lead the program.
MLss Margery Oriel Is visit lug
in Florida.
Tik iiniii policemen v> iii hold
their annual ball on March 9 In
the new Elks' temple. Chief
Smith, Police Captain Bead, ex-
Chief Loom!*, Detective lluckaba,
and Patrolmen Prezinger and
Oarberg are committeemen.
Wiiilmeu of Woodcraft, Tnco
mania circle, No. Iriß,1 riB, will give
their regular card party and
dance next Thursday evening,
Feb. 17, in Eagles' hall. Every
body welcome.
Alpha lodge, Degree of Honor,
will give a card party Thursday
evening, Feb. 17, in Odd Fel
lows' temple. Mrs. ABM Gro
bey, Mrs. Mary Pierce and Iler
tha Johnson will act as hostesses.
COMMERCIAL BINDERY .v
PRINTING tO. Adv.
Vida O. E. S. will give the first
of a series of dancing parties
next Tuesday at Masonic temple.
Invitations may be obtained from
Miss Effle Riley, at the Peoples
Store; Thomas L. Jacobs, 917 Ta
coma aye., or XV. L. Bender, 909
Tacoma aye.
Thin Folks Who
Want to Get Fat
Increase In Weight Ten I'omuls
or More.
'•I'd certainly give most any
thing to he able to fat up a few
pounds and stay that way," de
clares every excessively thin man
or woman. Such a result Is not
Impossible, despite past failures.
Most than people are victims of
mal nut ritlon, a condition which
prevents the fatty elements of
food from being taken up by the
blood as they are, when the pow
ers of nutrition are normal. In
stead of getting into the blood,
much of the fat and flesh pro
ducing elements stay in the Intes
tines until they pass from the
body as waste.
To correct this condition and
to produce a healthy, normal,
amount of fat, the nutritive pro
cesses must be artificially suppli
ed with the power which nature;
has denied them. This can prob
ably best be accomplished by eat
ing a Sargol tablet with evorv
meal. Sargol is a careful combi
nation of six splendid assimila
tive agents. Taken with meals
they mix with the food to turn
the sugars and starches of what
you have eaten into rich, ripe
nourishment for the tissues and
blood and Its rspid effect has
been in many cases reported re
markable. Reported gains of.
from ten to twenty-five pounds In'
a single month are by no means
infrequent. Yet its action la
perfectly natural and absolutely
harmless. Sargol is sold by The
Crown Drug Co., 1132 Pacific ay.
and other druggists everywhere'
and every package contains a
guarantee of weight increase or
money hack.
NOTE:—Sargol la recommend
ed only as a flesh builder and
while excellent results in cases of
nervous Indigestion, etc., have
been reported, care should be
taken about using it unless a
gain of weight Is desired.
BEFORE
THE
CAMERA
■
Francella Illllington, leading
lady for the new million dollar
Palo Ato Film corporation. Her
screen life began three years ago
with the Tlianliouser company,
She lumped into the limelight liy
her portrayal of a barmaid. Kor
the last two yean she lias play
ed lends for Majestic films under
D. W. Qrifflth'■ direction. Her
personality and ability promise a
most brilliant future.
Dame Industrious
Aids Betty Harte
In Her Life Work
BFTTV HABTi:.
The most wonderful fairy in the
world is Dame Industrious, who
puts energy and activity into the
brains and bones of her favorite
god-children.
Endowed with an iilert mind
and a n.ilurril tendency to "dig."
anyone should succeed and grow
famous.
Beti\ llarte, known to legions
in the movie world, utters this
phllosoph) of life as her doctrine
Of success.
■he li.is played between 400
and "iOO parts and has traveled
50,000 miles.
"The more you travel, ■ the
more you see, the more you learn,
the better your chance of inter
preting even the smallest role cor
rect!;. ," says Betty.
She is now in Southern Cali
fornia starring with the David
Horsley Co. in features.
She's One of Three
Highest Salaried
Stars in Filmdom
She Is ona of the youngest of
motion picture stars, yet one of
the three hlgkes salaried act
resses in fllmdom.
I -J kaT^k V yA I **m
WHERE TACOMA IS
: AMUSING ITSELF
Theaters
TACOMA
Tonight, "The llird of Para
dine.
_____r_T___m
"The (all of the North,'*;
stirring druma of the frozen
country.
PANTAUI-'.S
"The Office OtrU," uiiislcnl
comedy, uiih comedy vaude
ville bill.
Movies
A1'01.1.0
"A Modern Cnoch Arden," ;
with .loe Jackson, and "The]
• *«■< kmiing I lame."
COI.ONIAT,
"Mhe mid Men." with Mar-
Kuerite Clarke.
MI.I.I.OI'KNK
"I (glitlug for I*'ranee," in
five reels of uuthoi i/.-.i film.
I.IHKHI'V
"The Horrors of War." In
three reels.
by i itciioii: 1 ilm
Marguerite Clark Is repeating
the success of Mary Plekford. It i
Is unusual for two full-week i
shows to follow each other In Ta- !
coma, but "Mice and Men," Missi
Clark's latest sticcees, is drawing |
capncity audiences to the Colonial I
all week. Mary Pick ford played |
last week to the theater's capac-l
By. "Mice and Men" is well |
worth seeing.
• • •
Nina reels of clever pictures
are dished up b) Manager Andei-j
son of tlie Apollo this week. It's,
the largest bill, and one of the!
most pleasing, that we have seen
In a long time. "A Modem Enoch j
Arden" Is a four-part Keystone I
Triangle comedy with Joe Jack-!
sou in tlie lend, and it is a Bcreuiii. II
"The Beckoning Flume," with I
Henry Woodruff, is In five parts. ,
It is a well acted drama. ,
• c c
Among the big things coming J
to the Apollo in the near future J
are "tlie Ne'er Do Well," from I <
Bex. Bey Hi s famous story, a nine j I
reeler that 'ras taken the conn- I
try by ston 1, and "The Rack," a |
tremendously sensational drama.
•• • |
Tlie Liberty funtinues to pro-|j
vide unique bills. Tomorrow will ; |
be the last time to see "The Hor
rors of War," one of the most un
usual and awo-inspilng battle
field films we have ever seen, i
Starting Sunday will he Mrs.
Fteke'i greatest photo-play, "Van
ity Fair."
*,-*•>.
"Fighting for France," a five-]
part film taken on the allies' bat
tlefield with official permission of
Hie French government, is show
ing at the Melbourne today and
Saturday. The picture is declared
to be full of sensations. Oilier
features are "The Janitor's Wife's
Temptations," a Kestone-Tiiangle
comedy, and "When Seconds 1
Count," an exciting railroad play, j
with Helen (iihson.
Winifred Greenwood, Edward
Coxen and George Field are seen i
to splendid advantage in "The I
Suppressed Order,' a big thrill
lag Civil war picture play shortly]
to be announced by the American!
Film (10.. Inc. Director Tom
Ricketts has staged the drama on
a tremendous scale.
* • •
Vivian Martin, star of "Merely
Mary Ann," a William Fox photo
dramatization of Israel Zang
will's famous work, which has
been completed under the direc
tion of John (j. Adolfl, is a short
story writer In her spare mo
ments. She has recently issued
a book of verse.
• • •
Helen Gibson declares that her
greatest pleasure is watching her
self on tlie screen in picture the
aters and hearing her neighbors
say, "That girl will kill herself
some day." "But I certainly do
get angry.' adds the "Hazards of
Helen" star, "when I hear some
one say. '1 bet she didnt do that]
herself:' "
'CASCARETS" SET
YOUR LIVER AND
BOWELS R'GHT
They're fine! Don't re
main bilious, sick, head
achy and constipated.
Best for cold, bad breath,
sour stomach—chil
dren love them.
Get a 10-cent box now.
Be cheerful! Clean up inside
tonight and feel fine. Take Cas
oarets to liven your liver and
clean the bowels and stop head
aches, a bad cold, biliousness, of-i
tensive breath, coated tongue, sal-|
lowness, sour stomach and gases
Tonight take Cascarets and en
joy the nicest, gentlest liver and
bowel cleansing you ever experi
enced. Wake up feeling grand
Everybody's doing It. Caecarets
best laxative for children also
g Sale 8
JfV Our Clearance Sale ii an underprlced distribution W
II of HighCiiiulo Suits. Coate and Dressee that encour- | 1
W ,i|rns nnd promotes the commendable habit of econo- -M-J
I 1 mlzlng. Thla Is a Sale without limitations. Your »*i
\ftr choice of these high-grade garments, while they lubt, _.__
|*| at Jtisl exactly ONK-IIAI-K their former selling price. X(
0 Women's and Misses' w
Q Suits $4.38 0
\tf l'l>. Your choice of any Lady's Suit In the bouse |. J
\bf Women's and Misses' Wool Storm Serges Dresses (L.J
|1 from isn.no up to *7..V». fK
X Ladies' Waists Your i lioice, 7.5 cup to $°-!.;tB. L» J
X Heavy Winter Coats C
X $7.50 R
frk ip in isir!.:.-,. for your rhoics of any Woman's Coat
l-l in the house There are over 50 ("oats lv this lot to I^l
f*J\ choose from Other Coats as low as *l.:tH. Vlteratloug JK
I I always free. Open Saturdays until lv p. vi. I I
rS CASH OR CREDIT LJ
Mr During this Sale we extend our credit prlvileger |l
\^\ as before. You can purchase anything In our stum _._W
LI and pay later either weeklj ( ,r monthh W
i T ir_'i-'. i i,...ii.i.n . (/petals*, tiros* Block I 1
Ul WALK I PSTAIKS—SAVK MIO.OO J I
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QUEENBITYMARKET
steer reef
D, S. lus|H>i te.l.
Sirloin Steak, o(\t*
lb CVXj
Round Steak, Ofln
lb CUU
Shoulder Steak, •! C_
Prima Rib Roast, Oflf.
boned and rolled, lb.. -LUG
Pot Roast, 1 0 ' »»
lb ItJU
Rib Rolling. 1 I w
lb Mb
Lags I-amb, 00«
lb CC\j
WE CI.OHE AT 0 l». M.
11 Capital. Surplus
I and Undivided 4
I Profits
; $16,732,962.26 !
r l
l 8. M. JACKSON,
Manager.
TACOMA BRANCH, 13™ & PACIFIC
Read the Classified Ads On Page 7. / '
pam mi
I 111 Sll PORK
Loin Chops, Ofin
lb <tuo
Shoulder Steak, 1 C«
Hi lUI/
Shoulder Roast, 1 O ' *•*
lb I *L_>G
Loin Roast, 10*-.
Hi IUO
Leg Roast, -J Q„
lb lUb
Side I'otk, -t C rt
lb I «Jlr
Bpeetsl Link 1 C (%
Sausage I vlV#