The Tacoma times. [volume], March 10, 1916, Page 3, Image 3

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Jfridafc atwuh 10,1916.
We Cash fi| ~J^ Sr^Wl We Un
Your Pay |K^ 1^(0 Ol 1 ffiKfo K_fl l^ifOT* dersell
Checks m®Jl JLw&Jr JM# V& Them
Grand Opening Sale of the
Bargain Store Millinery Section
New Trimmed Hats $1.69
f* LABBY NEW medium sailors
V \" 1 ;iikl turbans satin and li<'iii|ir*/ i^k\!
/ */§/\l/i- \_ combinations all lump antl ally JuRM
\JmMlJz} \ sa,m Hat-. They rome in bla<-k/
('r4-4?*Sk \ and a lull and i*oni])lcte range "Ij fcW'wr \
\UgP*«lj J tin* fashionable colors. They arel js&}% 1
I -isj I handsonitdy Irinuned with ril)l)t»ns,\ Jmi IJLh J
\ /\^# I flowers, and new fancies come see \ ?Vw- r^y A
IV Nw\ /J, what wonderful Trimmed Hats X \\J/^'^ /I
t\ \\i fl y*T you can buy un the stb <fc-| i>fl t V \Xl\ y*»
\<Ll^ Bargain Floor for '
Wonderful Untrimmed Hats 89c
Handsome, new, up-to-the-minute hemps in medium sailors and turbans in black and all QQ«
the popular Spring colorings—come take your choice of the lot tomorrow at 03C
And Flowers at 19c and 29c
Beautiful Flowers so sensationally low priced that they are bound to make the sth Bargain
Floor Millinery Section the headquarters for every woman who trims her own Hat —new
crushed Rosea American Beauty Rosea with moss stems—wreaths —new gold and silver
flowers and combination foliage with rose buds —gather around tomorrow 1 Q#» snd OQ«
and take your pick of the beauties at I Jl» and L «jC
Women's Suits That Can't Be Beat
no more $14.95 N0 LESS
fAVE YOU SEEN TH KM YET \ If yon haven't
there is a mighty pleasant surprise coining to
—if yon have about nine chaiii-es out of ten yon
c bought one already or plan to do so pretty
n •/ I A tv
ii. Why not tomorrowf
Ye have just one price for the Suits sold in this
ion $14.f>o —no more and no less—and there is
such Suit value anywhere in this vicinity for the
.money. They come in hair line stripes, in plain
•»S • * AT A
serges, in black and white checks, in gabardines,
in wool poplins, and in repps. All the smart
t\ It's. All the handsome colors of the season.
Ivery suit is tailored in Khodes shape-retaining
ays which adds Immeasurably to their wearing
iinlities. Yon can't find the equal of these hand
>ine Suits anywhere in tf*-| A Qf
ie city for .'. tylt.yD
Smart Sport Coats at $5.95 Up
The Bargain Floor is headquarters for inexpensive Sport Coats—good styles galore in all
the season's fashionable colors, including the mucli wanted plain blues and checks in a variety
of shades. Albo handsome Sport Coats or black taffeta. Exceptional OQ OC
vflltteK at .*->.t>.->. $«.»."». $H»."V and
FYTRA New Silk Dresses
qTn 19 nwTV (> lmvo JUR* (>P(>lll'd UP ■ handsome
mj i „,,.,,»,„ , MM Ot the new styles in Silk Dresses
36-inrh full bleached Muslin — nice "
and sheer and splendidly suitable for M>r rlpl'lUg
Uowns and Underwear—short lengths Handsome Silk Poplin Dresses at $6.95
only—on sale Saturday HI- ftjlk OI'PC Dl't'SSeS, extra ValllCS, $9.95
9to 12 only, yard Ui!l» „, , . J, , ,„ m i i \r _-.. CUM,
(No Phone Orders m mis item.) Fashionable J atteta and Mcssaline hllk
— 1 Dresses at $12.95.
Wonderful Special Purchase of Women's White
Corduroy Skirts, to Sell at $3.45, $3.95 & $4.95
-—nth Bargain Floor.
WEEK END GROCERY SALE
Best Pure Cane Fruit Sugar Saturday Special
10-lb. Sack 72c-25-lb. Sack $1.80
cho?cf?afe?c?k?s°?ss S ort- RHODESA COFFEE GRAND OPENING
ed frostings. on sale Oftg SPECIAL 29c LB. NEW
Su7fam aoViBp a umpkiuPieson Combined by an expert so MEAT MARKET
sale Saturday 1Q- that the flavor coffees and Fancy fat Hens, OS
at each |oC the body coffees are in Just lb dl*
' (None Delivered) th» rlKht proportions; roast- Choice Leg of OC*
Fine Rhubarb Pies, made ed to the right point of de- Lamb, lb t%>\s
from fresh California spring Hclousness; sold at the low- Prime Rib Roast OC.
rhubarb, Saturday l%t\ n ■* possible margin of profit; boned and rolled, lb. _ttJO
pr l ced cI)C there are more cups of real Choice Beef Pot IC.
>r__m ■ mmnifivi' rai T dellclousness to the pound of Roast, lb (Uu
To AfJ: Esa°ck«(: oSaU.r^ |j£ "hodesa Blend Coffee than Fancy Rump 10,
day aDecial IOC y°u can expect to brew for Roast, lb IOU
twa Tha '-—-* ' Vft'tiirrtßv the same cost In another eof- Our famous Meat Loaf, beef
s Tal Ao7 To hu e r l^'grade"tfi £• Every Saturday for over and veal, IBc lb, «
-Japan Gunpowder Young Ml-* special , emade" Sausage/ ' nift
Hyson, Oolong, Ceylon and pounu •••■•••:•„,„„ , h ' /l|C
%£s£■^R^Sf'ffi WV^cSSSSHS^ BAKING' POWDER-R^
wmMMfnr SI .00 Ghlrardelli's famous brand— special brand—a pure cream
COCOA—Comes in bTlk only Saturday special, 1-I*. O/)- of tartar powder, Sat- Oft
-ab^lute.y pSrs; <fil cans 30ci 3"lb- Cana' "fIUC Ur"ay 8"cC-' Ca"B J3C
Saturday special, lb.._LlC «——.^——
SODA—Arm and Hammer . BROADWAY BALKS BOOTH E
Brand—l-lb. packages, Sat
<"""-■ 15c Oranges 32c, 3 Doz. 95c
LAST DAY OF UR buYSJR was fortunate in being able to secure 50
FOLGER COFFEE " cases ol those same large sweet, Juicy California Navel
WEEK Oranges that made such a big hit with last Saturday's pa
-1 ""or this week only (last day trons. You'll want at least a dozen —maybe three or QC«
morrow) Folger's Golden more, old price, DOZEN 32c; THREE DOZEN for. . .iJJw
<3ate Coffee on special sale — .*"«'__■ — . -. — . ■
Mb ran* . ok« And Some Rousing Grocery Specials
SSjSI r«n« -»r CORN—Fancy Maine stW« FANCY- ASPARAGUS or AS
«>rclal 10C Sugar Corn, this sale, can PARAGUS TlPS—this sale
'P^"U ° lie; DOZEN *1 OK TWO CANS 4Bc; $9 RA
CANS for -Il.tD DOZEN CANS for..•#£iOU
TANCY EVAPORATED _ , TnV a ne , M „,„- .. STANDARD TOMATOES —
PEACHES, Sfcturday special J?,™!. L. =*?!?-5* this sale THREE CANS for
r RPO. raM. 30c N-^o'r 2?c ™™°™ Ssc
fANCY LOCAL CREAMERY sais, lwuror a.vv MINCKD CLAMB — highest
/tUTTER—pure, fresh and STANDARD CORN, this sale, quality, this sals, f| QA
- iwset, Saturday sp^ nQ THREE CANS 4C. can lie; DOZEN. .# I lOU
rial, pound JOL lor L\t\i xiao a number of other
[ COTTOLENE —the universal PINEAPPLE—Fancy sliced splendid Grocery bargains
' shortening, Saturday snecinl. Pineapple, No. 2V4 cans, this that we won't tase space tv
_Jmur° Milt fl.«M>; asdlum gale, can 18c; #1 RA irentlon her* —come see for
His «4«; ' QA- DOZEN CANS for..* I i\l</ yourself.
|W* U,P*"» W*C —UroMlwar -Mm Booth ■
F^OBB j f£ fan-in* ffgrUhjUM I STOEE
THE TACOMA TIMES
Six Months Is Most Profitable Age
at Whibh to Kill Hogs, Says Brown
Farmer llrown feeding li is pigs, soon to become parcel |io_,t imckages.
(Continued From Page One.)
thuß becomes a source of profit
to the cattle department. And
tlie hogs are charged up with it
in figuring their cost of produc
tion.
The bones and offal and vege
table waste from the packing
plant is charged up as food to the
chicken department at ;i cents a
pound -stuff which Brown would
have to buy at $40 a ton for his
WIVES BOYCOTT SUGAR
CINCINNATI, 0.. Mareli 10. —The housewives have declared a
boycott on sugar. The boycott was declared yeslcrday by the Na
tional Co-operative league and eonimtinii aiions were sent out to all
branches and women's societies urgim. co-operatton. It is claimed
tlie housewives use !>o per cent of the sugar consumed in the IJ, S.,
and they object to paying the out-of-tlie-question prices which have
been reached today.
DEMANDING 8-HOUR DAY
CHICAGO, March 10. —The vote of -1110,1100 engineers, firemen
and trainmen of U, S. railroads was overwhelmingly in favor ot
authorizing union leaders to negotiate with the railroads for M
eight-hour day, it was annonured today. The trainmen also are
demanding time and a half for overtime The demands "ill be pre
sented to the railroads in a few days, and they will be given .10 days
In which to answer.
ASK •DRY' PROSECUTOR
SKATTLK, March lO.—To bring about a more rigid enforcement
of the prohibition law, Mayor QUI proposed Thursday that tlie Anti-
Saloon league appoint a special progenitor to handle law violations,
tho city to make an appropriation lor the prosecutor's salary. Mayor
Gill outlined ills view* in a letter t^George I ".Conger, superintendent
of the Anti-Saloon league.
APOLOGIZE TO AMERICAN
LONDON, March 10.—Accused in ■ newspaper article of betray
ing British military secrets gained through his intimacy with Vis
count French, former commander of the Hritish army in France,
George Gordon Moore, an American, ol Detroit, won a libel suit yes
terday against tlie publishers of the Manchester Evening Chronicle.
French was a witness. The publishers apologized.
WOMENFnON-PARTISANS
The state-wide campaign for non-uartisam-hip elections called
out an attack from Mrs. Clara Burleigh of Seattle last night at tlie!
first annual banquet of tbe Pierce County Women's Republican club
in the new Y. \V. C. A* quarters. She declared the general tendency
of women toward non-partisanship is the greatest danger to women
in politics and urged tier hearers to atand by the Q, O, P. Of course,
attacks were made, too, on the democratic administration.
PLAN A '•MOUNTAIN DAY'
"Mountain Day" for Tacomans was ths plan hit upon by the pub
licity tourists and conventions bureau of the new Commercial club
yesterday in its campaign to advertise the mountain. On this day it
is planned to take to the mountain a large number of Tacomans who
have never bad a close-up acquaintance with it. Another committee
will arrange for a "Mount Tacoma Booklet Distribution Day."
Delightfully Sincere and
Pure Is Teg o' My Heart'
Oliver Morosco's delightful
comedy, "Peg o' My Heart,"
which makes its farewell appear
ance at the Tacoma Sunday and
Monday, proves conclusively that
tehater-goers will still laugh
most heartily and sincerely at
humor which is not course and
risque. As a breaker of theatri
cal records, "Peg" has no equals.
Florence Martin who heads the
company, played the title role for
one solid year at the Cort thea
ter, Boston, and six months at
the Lyric theater, Philadelphia.
All of which shows that a simple
story, directly and simply told, is
more potent than any plot deal
ing with the everlasting triangle,
sex problems and the child labor
themes. Mr. Morosco has given
the play a lavish mounting and
supplied an excellent cast of play
ers, most of whom supported Miss
Martin during her memorable en
gagement.
SURE WAY TO GET
RID OF DANDRUFF
There Is one sure way that
never falls to remove dandruff
and that Is to dissolve It. This
destroys It entirely. To do this,
lust get about four ounces of
plain, ordinary liquid-arvon; ap
ply It at night when retiring; use
enough to moisten the soalp and
rub It ln gently with the finger
tips.
By morning, most It not all, of
your dandruff will be gone, and
three or four more applications
will completely dleaolve and en
tirely destroy every single sign
and trace ol it, no matter how
much <landr» ff jrou, may haxa-
You will lied, too. that all tteh
lag land digging of the atalp will
•toot taatantly, aad yxmr hair will
be /flatty, last roes, gteear, ellhy
and soft, and look aad ml *
poultry.
Accurate tab is kept on all
these transactions by the man
agers, the items being figured
into coal jiiHt as they are in big
Indust rial establishments.
Always Thinking.
Ami yet, so simply is tllls done,
that there is scarcely a record in
evidence at the farm office. The
farm isn't "book heavy."
Farmer Brown never quits
■■Michael," the famous dog
that plays such an Important role
In "l>g o* My Heart." at the Ta
coma Sunday and Monday.
SENDS $30,000 TO
CONSCIENCE FUND
WASHINGTON. D. C, March
10.—A check for $30,000 was re
ceived yesterday by the treasury
department's conscience fund. The
letter, which canie from New
York, said the sender had paid
the government $80,000 in all.
JjUEY MAKES SHORT
FORK 07 WBDESER
thinking. He doesn't know when
he's had enough. Next thing
he's going to try to run all the
machinery on his place by arte
sian well power.
He's eyen got time to feed and
protect the wild song and game
birds on liis place because they
are valuable pest destroyers and
a decided asset ill liis scheme of
success.
(To lie Continued.)
You'll Find
It Here T
I -J
SAYS THK t.lltl. ON Till. FILM
The girl who |
lived in tlie
"good old days"
was also pes
tered by lectures j
on how much
better girls were
in the good old
er lays,
I
Spanish government seizes ill |
wheat stocks antl will resell it at
fail prices.
President Wilson is entertain
ed tor 10 minute* by quartet of |
negro singers from Firke univer
sity, Nashville, Term.
11. X- Cortor, for cleaning. IM
Fidelity bldg. Main SSSS. adv.
Senate pas*es over bill to ap
propriate |3,ets,dot to equip
Bremerton navy yard to build j
battleships.
Bee Dr. G. Ilrmin, 812 Natl
itealty bldg., for nil kln^ of atom- '
•eh and nervous disorders. adv j
(ierinaii liMikouls iv advanced i
posts wear new armor coated
steel helmets.
For indigestion our
hi-nlili bread. DiH'iiwald's, 111-
Broadway, "adv."
(.ei man. says she'll not make
peace without compensation to
Turkey.
McLean the contract mover,
lialn IBSO. adv.
Republicans in congress organ
ize tor 191 0 campaign.
Diamond Rings. 95 to $■"><>
Pfaff, Jeweler, 1147 BrCwy. adv.
Mrs. Anna Hootli on trial at
McMinnvllle, Ore., for murder of
ber husband.
Try our He Dinner, from 11 a.
in. to 7:!i0 p. in i.m liangi- I mi. li
Room, 701) liroadway. adv.
Peter Marino is lined 910 for
speeding.
Cut flower* and floral work.
illn-, florist, s.. 7tb and K. adv
Creeks in Kittitas valley flood
ed and big part of Kllensburg un
der water. N. P. tracks washed
out.
Ilerry N>x machine may dis
place many women workers in
bix-making factories.
Logging engine runs Into car
loaded with dynamite at Doty,
Wash.
I ngi.-n ing-. of l.eorge Wash
ington adorn walls of four Taco
ma superior court rooms.
Gov. Lister replies to ex-Gov.
Hay's attack concerning financial
management of state.
COMMERCIAL RINDF.RY A
PRINTING CO. Main 417- adv.
Discover 200 sticks of dyna
mite In box labeled "household
goods" at G. N. freight sheds in
Seattle, leads to arrest of P. L.
McGulre, rancher.
Darn Dance Saturday. Camp
bell's hall. adv.
Salary of Police Judge <<lere of
Centralis la reduced from $20 to
li a a month at his own request.
A lbs. smelt*, 9ftc; oysters itOc
pint. Central Flab Co.. 1144 Pac.
Arthur Koran aad Joha Woilw
skl, both id, arrested for steal-
,^^_^_ SOMETHING SKW KVWRY DA j
Till;, UISV 81 ORE ON PACIFIC A\ ENL'K.
Mens Suit Special
$12.50 g.
Don't Walt Too Imam If You Wlhli to fif/V?' 1// A
Share in Thii. offer. riv _/C?\i'A
This Is a urem savins Every model is O^ »'* .'/\"\
correct and pultern haiidsoiup. These ft *} ;'.' / X^)
Suits of cassiinere, worsteds and mix- ZJ - •"'•.']__jj\ yC** /
tures. iiu hiding browns, grays and pin yfc /_^V^9@V
stripes, have no equal at tills price. Cor- [ '.\' '.""'■/zti^f
reel foresight is tbe secret of success. 1 :\.'c' __f/,,/^
We therefore uriti you to size up tliese i*.lv*TJtJs
SuitH—look at them while the assort- k'A ■ '■'"J
nient is at its best Remember that J/i'tivT
prices on woolens are going up. Hut #I. Y''■'•-J I
here Ih v savint, Htyle and CIO CO jl V'V M *
wear ut the special price of. *^ itiJu ß l B^M_______*
Sty leplus Clothes $17
l.el a Tailor Tell Inn How Much This Suit Oiiklil lo t'o.st.
People marvel how it can be dour for $17. If you were to
take the Suit without tlie laliel to an expert indue you would
net ■ startliiiK answer as to tlie actual worth, Let us show
you the high quality all wool fabrics, distinctive workman
ship, faultless style of these wonderful QIT xfiti
Suits at $ I I iUu
Boys' Suits at $3,95
Made in tlie latest Norfolk model, In stripe checks and salt
and pepper affects; these suits have an extra pair of full
lined pants which assures double wear; OQ DC
sizes 0 to 1 T years *4"Jiwil
r^Q Boys' Wear
( jk Test Suits at
fIP "" $495 ""
*! t\ ?fl| /! These Suits aio what has built up for
c|fjfe§jyj /us the large I po|iiilur priced Hoys'
' QmH ,/ Shop in Taconia 'I'bej an- madi
c*jJßa^ n '--1 fu rlrfl New
/ IM pin stripes, checks, inivil cloths and
IV^^vJfc r..n 1... i. - Stni'. wool blue serges
"■■J|o. T^M ire in The coats are made in various
jPIf?J new Norfolk styles, each suit has an
jf J/a.V*^ extra pair pants, full lined, tapeil
bh^j^hw mill rein forced at ali points of wear.
SAVE THE
BABIES!
How to feed young cbildr '■ —
that Is, to include those who have
passed their first birthday is one
of the big lessons I'ncle Sam
wants to drive home to mothers
in tlie national bahy week cam
paign now in progress in all parts
of the country.
Here are succinct pointers on
this subject that all mothers
should know:
From 12 to Ll Months.
Accustom the child to drink
from cup and take food from a
spoon.
BREAKFAST -Cup of cow's
Puyallup celebrate* nnli<nal |
baby week with program today.
lnter-rounty rher Improve
ment board meets today.
Viking Hair Tonic. Why stay
bald? Box 10, Tacoma. "adv."
ItIIITIIH
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Itnre Yo
slrttomo, 1142 Market st, March
4, boy; Mr. and Mrs. Albert J.
Walllck, 5121 No. Pearl st, March
6, boy; Mr. and Mrs. Francis F.
Cushman, No. 3 9th and Proctor
ate., March 5, hoy; Mr. and Mrs.
John It. Smith, 2901 No. llth St.,
Msrch 7, girl; Mr. and Mrs. Hu
bert C. IJddenberg. 3611 No
Verde at, Feb. 20, boy; Mr. and
Mrs. John A. Anderson, Bast
View Heights, March 5, hoy; Mr.
and Mrs. Pallce Rodman, 2831
No. 33d St., Feb. 37, boy; Mr. and
VLTti C. W. Jonea, 5209 Nok Per
kins St., March 7, boy; Mr. and
Mra. Joe. B. Warren, Roj, Foh.
PAGE THSIH.
Uncle Sam Directs
Feeding of Children
Over One Year Old
milk, ■ saucer of oatmeal or bar
ley flour jelly, with milk, or cream
of wheal with milk. The oatmeal
jelly is Bade by putting two
thirds of a cup of rolled oats and
i teaspoonful of sail into :t cups
of boiling water, l.et boil 2 min
ute.'*, thin conk over hoi water 4
hours. Strain. What goea
through is oatmeal jelly, and may
be kept In a cool place- Make
fresh supply every day. Milk
may he warmed to suit taste; it
should not be Iced,
DINNER—Broth or betf juice,
bread a day old; milk.
SUPPER—Bread or fruit fol
lowed by milk.
Water may lie given as desired,
hut not at meals.
IH Months to 2 Years.
BREAKFAST — Cereal ami
milk, (up of milk. Dread a day,
old and butter.
LUNCH —Cup of milk with
bread and butter or simple crack*
ers, on Indian-meal johnny eakea
and milk, or corn bread and milk,
DINNER liroth with I. .iled
rice or barley, or eggs, soft boiled
or poacher, baked or mashed |K>
latoes with butter and salt, bread
and butter.
Two to Three Tears.
Additions to diet must be grad
ually made by selecting otln r ar
ticles always aiming to give small
portions at first, and never trying
(wo new articles at one meal. All
food must be finely cut or masbed (
and well chewed.
YOUR FRECKLES
Need Attention in March or Faro
May Stay Covered.
Now is the time to take special
rare of the complexion if you wish
It to look well the rest of the year.
The March winds have a strong
tendency to bring out freckles
that may stay all Summer unless
removed. Now is tho time to use
othlne—double Rtrength.
This prescription for the re
moval of freckles was written by
a prominent physician and ia
usually so successful that it la
sold by druggists under guarantee
to refund the money if it fails.
Get an ounce of othlne— double
! strength, and even a few applica
tions should show a wonderful
Improvement, nut of the saseiVer
f rack lea awew vkAkdttig