The Tacoma times. [volume], March 24, 1916, Page 8, Image 8

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PAGE EIGHT
POLITICS
Lorenzo Dow addressed the
Dow-For Council club of the
Oakland district yesterday, ex
plaining that his experience in
the prosecuting attorney's office
would help him on the council.
In response to the invitation
of the Tacoma Young Men's ite
publlcan club, Qtll, of Seattle,
and W. H. Whitney, republican
congressional candidate, will
■peak before the local club next
Thursday night.
Candidates for city offices will
tpeak tonight before the Colored
Views of Candidates
On Public Ownership
Eighth Question
What Is your attitude
l<'«nr<l «-\ I •-n.il mi iiniiii.ip.il
ownership in Tux-oma?
Answers
CLARK.
"I am a firm believer in nn
ni' ip.il ownership."
CLAYTON.
"We can make a success of
any public utility by business
like, careful management, and I
would favor acquiring all pub
lic utilities aR it would N tor the
beitt good of the city aud peo
pU."
DOW.
"I presume you mean munici
pal ownership a*, applieil to pub
lic utilities; considering the suc
cest, of our plants, and of mmii< i
pal owned plants in oilier cities.
Calgary, Sun Primrlsco and many
others too numerous to mention
here, I am in fa\or of eMendiug
M. C. Tebbetls, Inc.
SATURDAY
SPECIALS
I! llts. Washington Crraiuery
Uutter $1.00
4 Urn. Pure Lard Ifta
California llacon t per strip),
per Ik) MM«
6 lbs. hulk I'ancake Klour.i£.V
Small French Prunes. I I lbs.
for r>«<
--(Sood Dry Onions, 11 lbs . .SS.V
•Stßinlard Tomatoes, doz. . . O<k'
Standard Tomatoes, MM $1.75
30c chiih (iiiittard'H Ground
rhocolate IMto 1
No. 2 MM I'lnenpple, ti for ."I.V
14-11). snekp (I'rati'H) Buby
Chick Food i $1.00 i for ...Ma
IMb. sacks Calf Meal (Hart
lett'st. i ll.Oii). for »."5c
Early Rose Seed Potatoes, per
sack $I.NO
Extra Large Oranjtes, Ut Hl/.e
•t 2«r
<>oo<l Small OtUM, IM size
at Ml
Krone I'lour, per sack . . .$1.."i0
f.c per Hi. Off All Our Coffees
Tin: Ml DOOM NH.
■kMIH —One yard wide, in
the latest stripes nnd ihc<ks.
regular I6ci IP*CUU for Satur
day, per yard MM>
Hnur«"«l Dimity—Stripes and
ehcclu, a splendid value at
12'$e regular; Rperlal for Sat
•iirday, per J ard <O<-
I'oplin—3fi iin hen wide, mer
cerized; spfrial for Saturday,
per yard U.V
\ olle». I*ln in colors. II Inches
wide, last inlors: regular I6e;
Ipeclal for Saturday, per yd. 2.V
Kemriiilier, We .\r«> ".lust"
'Round the Corner I'i'oiti
MiKl> Triers."
The « able CW* Stop in limit
of Ow Door.
M. C. Tebbetts, Inc.
1201-.1 A Kneel Main MAS
Opp. l'oet Office.
WK WANT VOCR BI'SIXESH
Our best advertiwement Is a
satisfied customer. TUey are
returning every day. WHY?
Because they get quick service,
courteous treatment and tlie
right price consistent with
quality.
Ml HI.UK
Five centu per pound off on nil
bulk Tea and < i»ri. < aiiove 25
cent*—Saturday only.
Comb Honey, extra well filled,
each ISc
Thin uaiially sells for 20c.
Dry Peaches, very large, usually
■old for lOr, 2 H.b i.v
Dry Prunen, small but sweet,
a lbs SSc
Shoulder Hams, 0 to 8 ll>g.
average, per lb Vie
Broom*, regular 35c :ior
Walnuts, worth 20c IBe
Cheese, full cream Oregon,
2 11)8 43c
Full Cream, genuine New York,
2 lbs Me
Large Fat Salt Herring, 6
for 2»c
Mackerel, very fancy, each 10c
Dry Onions, solid, not sprouted,
8 lb« 2.V
J^Enubarb, fresh and tendx r,
jaJsibf, JSc
I Grape Fruit, California large
I size, 8 for 85c
I Grape Fruit, Florida, large
I aIM, 4 for stOc
[ Lemon*, per dot |0c
' Oranges—l*st chance at this
prUm tor them* sisea—all Sun
klat ISc, mt, aSr, 3Oe
MM So. lflcb. Ifiow. Mutm law.
Citizens' Republican club at
1149V4 Commerce st.
W. E. Clayton, candidate for
councilman, In a speech tn Old
Taconia last night said he boped
to see the day when all candi
dates for public office would be
lined up and made to give an ex
pression on all Important ques
tions.
He said he liked the action of
The Times In printing the views
of the different candidates. He
was opposed to the custom of a
candidate riding into public of
fice on the shoulders of popu
larity, rather than merit.
■
lit to such plants as the occasion
may warrant."
BBKIT,
"Favorable." Mr. Kbert was'
one i)f the organizers of the Re-j
tall C.rocers iiHsorintion IK years
ugu, and wuh one of the staunch
supporters of the city's establish
ing a. dock at 1 Jlli street, the
first municipal dork in Tacorua.
rucvrwoon.
"I am not In favor at this
time of extending municipal
ownership."
QROMCN.
"I believe that publlr utilities
should be in the hand* of the
people, when they can be kept
out of the i.,in.l ■ of ;iiikitm ihiliiiik
poliUetMU; tliut the city should
proceed with extreme caution In
this mutter, and only extend our
activities along these linen when
we are assured we can and will
operate them f wmfulljT."
JAMIKSON.
•■;Municipal ownership is, I
think, like socialism, a mere
theory or experiment at lhis|
stHKc of the par * * * Th^re
is no (lut'Ktion in my mind that
every city should own Its own
liKht plant, its own water plant, j
and its own paving plant."
MAUIU.,.
".Municipal owner-whip is the
coming policy of all large cities.
The sooner we net ready for it
the better it will be for Tacoma.'
M'QRBOOR,
"1 nin a believer in municipal
ownership. Properly conducted,
municipally owned Institutions
1 1 an be made more serviceable to
the people at large and profit
able—than a public service cor
poration."
PKTTIT.
"I would extend municipal
ownership when It can l>e done
with advantage to the people."
STOKVER.
Refused to commit himself.
VAUOHN.
"I am in favor of municipal
ownership in Tacoma when I can
be shown that It is practical."
WOODS.
"I believe In tho theory of mu
nicipal ownership, nnd urn satis
fied with the utilities already
owned and operated by the city.
As to extending municipal own-
| arship in the city, if conditions
should arise that would make it
expedient, 1 would be in favor
of it."
CHURCH WILL TRY
TO RETAIN PASTOR
By unanimous consent of the
members, it wim decided jester
day to attempt to retain Rev. E.
K. I). HolloiiKted as pastor of the
j Westminster Presbyterian church
i who announced his reniKiiiitiou
i three weeks ago.
SEVEN ARRESTED
FOR BRASS THEFT
City police yesterday arrested
seven men charged with whole
sale theft of brass from Milwau
kee engines, sold to Junk deal
ers. They gave their names as
John Morgan, John Winters,
John Wahl, Carl Lax, Oscar
Kemp, John Peterson and Mike-
Smith.
BABY TRIES TO
DRINK STEAM JET
Little Carl Klemme, jr., I, got
inqulHltive over the steam Jet
which emerged from the kettle
on the kitchen stove yesterday
and after sucking it for a few
moments whs taken to St. Jo
seph's hospital, where it Is said
he will recover. lie Is the son
of K.irl P. Klemme, 3608 North
:(Jinl at.
THIS STATE SENDS
JUST 2 RECRUITS
Five days of recruiting au
thorized by congress to add 20,
--000 men to the regular army
have resulted In the enlistment
of one rerrult at Spokane, one at
Seattle and none uuywhere else
in Washington.
"PROMOTE BUYING
AT HOME" SLOGAN
Club women will celebrate the
Woman's Western Consumers'
week April 3 to 11, by Includ
ing a homo product exhibition In
their club house. "Promote
Home Buying" is their slogan.
An absolutely harmless antacid
in all case* of fermentation and
souring and belching of food,
gas, indigestion, etc. A teaapooa
fnl in a fourth of a glass of hot
water usually gives INSTANT
tBMRK. Sold by all druggists
in either powder or tablet form
at 60 centi per bottle.
THE NEWEST IN MEN'S HATS
What's your cholceT A Stetson at 98.10 or $4 —tsw
famous Mallory at 98.80, a Longford at M. or the Dub
lin at $-' We have them all—equally correct In shape
and color—the only difference In the quality.
—First Floor.
SHOP AND SAVE SATURDAY AT TACOMAS
BRIGHTEST AND BUSIEST STORE *cc,,m«c* gro ,
Women's Shoes $3.00
If you want a popular shoe for spring
wear- -and one that's decidedly sensible, ______^
too see the new arrivals In gunmetal calf, Tij I
with soles aud heels of white rubber. Very VII I
desiralile for walking, dancing, or street llj /
wear, all sizes, *Q ftft j!» I
priced here at yOiUU E !
Mi.-mw- 1 and Children's Shoes, In gunmetal fc I
calf, button Htyle, all sizes, priced accord- - /» \
inn to Hire, tlius — £ yr\
Misses' sizes, 11 ■* to 2, at, the pair, #1.75 C / I
Sizes Bft to 11. pair tI.SO t / s^f
Sizes r> to 8, pair fl.SSff /^"^ jft (
Little Oents' Shoes, in gunmetal calf, but- / #LLJ *•
ton or blucher style, sizes 9to ff 1A C S
IIH, priced fI.TB and I i*»U 4^i—^^
Tennis Shoes for Men, Women and Chil
dren. We can fit every member of the
family at lowest prices.
Men's Work Shoes, of heavy black or brown leather, with heavy
double soles, also neat dress shoes In gunmetal calf, lace •*) QC
or button models, all sizes 6 to 11, priced at, pair $C>L.O
PONDS VANISHING CREAM
25c JAR, SPECIAL AT 18c
Just when the March breezes are blowing and everyone is
wanting some good lotion to keep the skin smooth, here 1Q«
conn's this special. The regular iiftc Jar, Saturday only. . IOC
Peroxide of Hydrogen, Mi lb.
bottle, special A rt_
Saturday lUC
Syrup of Figs, the great laxa
tive, ,r)i)c bottle, OQf*
special at Zvlb
Kilmer's Swamp Root, the
regular 50c bottle, 4Qf»
special at uud
Beef. Iron tk Wine, for spring
tired feeling. 75c CQn
bottle, special wul)
XOW IS THE TIMK TO PIT IP FXJGH—<JKT KO« I'KKSH!-
Y.VriYK UKUK. l>Rl<i DKPT., FIKHT KIXM>R. THK PINT 2JJc
Exceptional Values In
Walking Skirts at $1.69
150 Separate Skirts on sale to
\LjjJ& morrow. This assortment repre
*"' «I^otl n. scuts a special purchase Among
/d amiffraraisL Vl *'ie '"* ;llv th° staple serge, diag
/«fc^^^Ss»\ ""'ll< ull 'l l('"nl ;m<l mature. For
I ABimlii-^IIHI ll h hack skirt you'll gel wonder
l^KliiillfflfJ ful service, $2.25, $2.50 Q1 £Q
VTOiSi^W/ and *:t values. Special vl.viF
Middy Blouses for Spring
$£$' iililfilll l^'ight, Crisp Middies for the
tf2s| ll||yl|lf*'* spring wear. At this price we
I2slj|jpilr^ show in different models in many
■ JjH Vv mat combinations, trimmed with
Z^-—^Njj plain colors or awning Qj2f*
stripes, value $1.50, special vO\*
A Splendid Show ol Spring Coats
Choose a new Spring Coat tomorrow at $5.00, $0.39,
$f).!)8. Yes, they are the newest spring styles, bright and
new as a dollar. Among the lot are white chinchilla,
black and white checks, wool poplins and serges, good
line of best shades including black—corduroy coats in
rose, Copenhagen and gold; value 6>£k QO
$i:*.sO, in three lots tomorrow $5, $6.39 and V«J««7O
HAIR ORNAMENTS
$1.00 Value 49c
A very special value offer
ed in these hair dress
items. A big assortment
of Combs, Barrettes,
Braid Pins, also the new
Chin Chin Pin set with
brilliants, rhinestones and
French enamel, value up
to $1.00. Special 49c
Toes Corner Easter
Bonnets This Yeax
Women this spring art pay
ing more attention to what they
put on their feet than to what
they wear on their heads!
Here are the smelling salt*,
Mr. Husband. Feeling stronger
now?
Well, this statement it true,
Touched for by the one man in:
THE TACOMA TIMES
Pierces Medical Discovery,
the regular $1.00 bot- 7Q«
tie, special at I oC
Colgate's Cashmere Boquet
Soap, medium size Iflp
cake, priced lUC
Colgate's Tooth Paste, large
size tube, special 0(l»»
Saturday CvL
Pape'B Diapepsln Tablets, the
50c Blze box, Q0«
Saturday at www
See These Dandy Shirts Only 59c each
Spring styles in Men's Golf Shirts with
laundered or French cuffs -the best striped
patterns and* fast color wash materials.
Style, fit and value unequaled at the price.
Don't expect to buy them
anywhere but here for *-* £#*-'
Men's Neckwear, the largest showing
in all Taeoma to sell at this price.
Flowing end sk*p«s, rich silks, wide
assortment of kandsome OK"
iwtternt, priced at, each CvU
Men's Pajamas of mercerized sols
ette, in white, oream or blue; well
made; special value <PQ toft
at, the suit ipI.UU
the city who ought to lAWrnr
anyone does. He is Rj* Mc-
Donald, president MRfVw"Don
ald Shoe Co. V
There's a Hcmob. y
He nuil be rlgtit. Dltf you
happen to ■«« that styHshJj; >;j.
en who walked down Bmm vnr
yesterday WMrlnf i/hI 1 n
"The ttore that 'S^iftve* you monoi^
Broadway and 15U> «Street"
"THE STORE Witk
A PERSONALITY"
Everyone who trades here -both those who
have been patrons for years and those who |
have only lately learned how to shop best
find here a different atmosphere to that of
most stores. The keen personal interest of
the management in the customer's welfare
is apparent in every transaction.
Drop in tomorrow—see our bright new stor*
-see if you don't like it much better than
: the old stand. Best of all-find bargains
: galore on every hand.
500 Free Season Base
ball Tickets—Buy and
Boost for the Tigers
Tomorrow is the last day of this big special of
fer—a free season book of 20 tickets to every
customer who wants one.
You pay $5 for the book and we refund on ev
ery purchase until you have your money back.
Now, ye loyal fans—rally to the support of our
team—remember that by trading here your
ticket costs you nothing and EVERY TICK
ET BOUGHT IS FOR THE GOOD OF TA
COMA.
DON'T FORGET THAT THIS IS IN ADDI
TION TO S. & H. STAMPS WITH EVERY
CASH PURCHASE SATURDAY.
TRIMMED HATS
OUR PRICE
$2.48 & $4.98
We want every shopper down
town Saturday to see our spe
tial line of Trimmed Hats at
these two prices. They are
really wonderful.
Busy times ahead in the Mil
linery Section for Saturday
special will set a new value
mark. There are a large vari
ety of shapes, and the trim
mings are in as wide a selec
tion. We want every shopper
down town Saturday to see
this popular line. They have
no equal in these parts. Two
lots
$2.48 and $4.98
SEE DEMONSTRATIONS
TASTE THE GOODIES
On our new gallery floor are
some very interesting demon
strations.
Fisher's Blend Flour
Campbell's Soups and Pork
and Beans
Tacoma Candy & Biscuit Co.
Marvel Pickle Co.
Spend a leisure moment
among these demonstrators of
good things to eat.
TOBACCO LIST
The well-known brands, including
Tuxedo, Velvet, Prince Albert, Old
Colony and Union Leader, special
Saturday, three OK*»
1 Oc pkgg i.\JK>
Red Crest, eGorge Washington and
Union Leader Lunch Boxen, also
Tuxedo in glass jars, special Satur
day at, the package, /|C/»
only each t Jl»
strapped about her black shoe
white shoe top?
When stylos make drosses
shrink from the ground upward,
something Is bound to happen.
This time It's shoes.
at But-tfl- Jeittrtt- to Mr- McDon
ald. The rush from spring bon
nets to high top boots had caught
him in the whirl. So much ho
that In the new store he has
opened up at 943 Broadway near
11 to street, he has fitted up an
elaborate parlor especially de
signed for putting the finishing
touches on fascinating feminine
Save $5 or More On Men's
Suits, q>IU.UU ffsj
$12.50 to $25 W
We're really proud to ask you in to yfuf^m^^.
view these new arrivals. They're /iim/^^o^.
the neatest patterns we've shown mWfflmvgL
in many a day and even in the IjMW^j^msS^.
face of tremendous advances ln^lLf j6^By\Sp^,
woolen textures and men's cloth Kj*T&mmßi
ing, the values will compare favor \jj|nP™[ J^ff
ably with even those of former sea /JF
sons in this store. mk %um^ t/JM
Can we say more? Wm^ wNs2r
The materials, cassimeres, Scotch |!fti|j\ ■11 HfhMpr
tweeds, fancy worsteds, unfinished 'JwAb^^Fmtflf
worsteds, and blue or black serges, firgj 1 Wjgß NC&^T*
Conservative or latest cuts, for JMjh g !||f KjEW
men and very dapper young men. \Sillmm if iSi
STEP IN AND SEE THE SUPERB LINE OF MEN'S
SUITS IN FANCY CASSIMERES, TWEEDS, ETC.,
MADE WITH UNION LABEL. THE GREATEST
SUIT IN TACOMA fill O t*f\
TO SELL AT q>II3«OVJ
Street Car Uniforms at $18.00
We especially invite the platform boys of the T. R. & P.
to come in and inspect the new uniforms. We have
them—good ones, too, at $12.50 and $15 in fast color blue
serge.
The eighteen dollar suit, however, is made especially for
the shrewdest buy ers, made with unbreakable front, and
all pockets of heavy duck, also extra pockets in coat.
A FIT GUARANTEED— fill fi f\f\
ALTERATIONS FREE q)IO.UU
Men's Union Made Overalls, hip or bib style,
most of them in the genuine indigo dye; last
season 85c the pair, now good values at $1.00
the pair. As a big special for Saturday we
offer this splendid Union Made QQn
Overall at, the pair OtJC
Lawrence Union Suits for men, elas
tic knit, in white or ecru, short sleeve
and knee length or long slPeve and
ankle length. The best garment to
be had for f4 nft
spring wear $ I lUU
Men's Cotton Hose, fast black,
also i.in:.. In all Bizes; <IC#i
Special, 2 pair 6t>C
It's the newest thing on the
coast. It's different. The de
mand for foot millinery did it.
Plush carpets, furniture to
match, broad windows, and nil
that sort of stuff, you know.
Not to mention a dark room
where the most particular mad
am may test the required shades
and tints of her ankle apparel
by lamp light.
This dainty toe-bonnet parlor
Is on the mezzanine floor, se
cluded from the view of the
flatter footed, heavier bocfed
better halves whose clodhoppers
have run down at the hsels pro
STORE OPEN 8 A. M. TO 10 P. M.
Shop early or late—for this is the store for the working
people—our hours are arranged especially to please
those who toll all day. Bargains and good service every
minute. Remember you can shop Saturday until 10
o'clock.
FIBRE SILK HOSE 25c A PAIR
P& V Tis t0 c a ullite Sea"°n"—take Ollr *ord
h,?\. *or 'l —an(l later on you'll be more than
11 I'l'ilNt'(' '" I'HV :'r'(' tllt' ua'r f°' these same
Ak stockings. They are a splendid wearing
Quality, nith double soles, heels (lie hose
win want priced here at, ORp
the pan *.v)l>
Women's Silk Lisle Hose, fast
black and lustrous finish, with
lavender garter tops, un
equaled value, RAJa
pair wUC
Women's Hose, in fast Mack
mercerized lisle, with double
soles and heels and toes, with
wide garter tops, still OC
selling at, the puir .... £t)C
Women's Vests, low neck, eleev
with ribbon ut neck and should
Saturday Specials Groc. Dept.
Choice lot of Seed fiL!3 f\f%
Potatoes, too mm £pd*\J\J
Assorted Jello, "3
3 for tf-DC
Imported Olive Oil, 'Arir^
pint bottle UVF^
Standard Tomatoes, |3
3for 6d*J%*
libby'l Pineapple,
2.-mis for &CIC
New Pie Plant, O
tpoundi fcdO^
Mode] Catsup, |
Mr bottle lUC
»'"igs, white o* black, 2
4 noinwls &*J\*>
(lining the family shoe money.
But tlmis' not all. Black and
while are the colors tfils spring.
Opening Saturday.
Therefore, there was nothing
for Mr. McDonald to do but to
trim his entire new store in
black and while—white back
ground with black trimmings.
It's a sight to make even the
moat hardened feet patter in
ecstasy.
Watch your step. Saturday's
to be the formal opening day of
the new store. Souvenirs for
the lady folks.
And girls, dont' all fall at
Friday, March 24, 1916.
Children's White Cotton H<me
In all sizes from f. ' 2 to 9 14,
good wearing quality, Iflf
at, the pair IUU
Women's I.isle Thread Union
Suits, with low neck and wing
sleeves, h splendidly finished
garment, knee length; C(j.
priced at, each iiUu
ess style, neatly finished OCp
s, priced at only LvJv
GIRLS' WOOL
DRESSES $1.49
Splendid values in Dresses
for the young lady; a full
assortment of best wash
able combinations: every
size up to 14 years; ging
hams and percales in neat
checks and stripes, tastily
trimmed. You can not af
ford to make that dress
with such a value as this.
Look these over tomorrow,
each $1.49
once on the neck of Donald T>
McDonald, Mr. R. D.'s nephew.
He's to be in charge of the new.
store.
Kindly keep your feet, remore
the Big Ben anklets and he will
see that they are clothed wJtlf
Hanan ft Sons, for met) and y/a'
men, or Ground Oripperg 4K\..
men, women and children.
My, but we wish we had Don*
aid's job!!
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