The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 2, 1907, Page 3

ad THE SEATTLE STAR—HURSDAY, MAY 32, 1907. 3 [TheRhodes Company’s SS INDECENCIES AND CRIMINAL INDIFFERENCE TO HEALTH AND CLEANLINESS IN BAKE SHOPS Fes ; REPORTS BY THE SANITARY OFFICERS WHO IN Pi Te UNGANITARY BREADMAKING ESTABLISH. sea een -_ IN CHICAGO, | ith ta the second of Clarence Adams new stories, conclud | Friday HOURLY Sales remarkable and astounding revelations of revolting condi mm the bake — ei bis fo These articles, telling, as | of disgusting unclean) iness in the making of the principal | the public mouth, are timely and ought to arouse the BEGINS TOMORROW SOMETHING DOING EVERY MINUTE. ' horities of every city in the United States to an investiga wi Rieetr own breadmaking establishments. . Tie S.roke of the.Gong Opens the Bargain Flood Gates. Watch the Clock. The all bakeries are foul with filth and disease—we hope, tn Bargains Will Pay You for Your Trouble, few are-but there sho uld not be a single one of the ken ay , a a 4 [ im thie city or any-oth er city, Municipal councii# should omorrow we will hold our first hour sale There will be something doing every h BBD cetde the strictest of regulatory ordinances ani the people should minute, The stroke of the gong will open the bargain flood gates in various sections of fo it then — a eens aad inspection by sant the store, and they will se us promptly es they open, Opportunities for money sav- Qfficers frequent and scrutinising.—Kditor ing will abound on every hand Chances to economize on wanted merchandise will be presented, the like of which 7 rence Adame. | Itallane, Greeks and other for » neve By Ole have never before been equaled in the city Gare Baciestve Services) (tlgners have operated the majority a 1 ' y , D, April $0.—-Reports of of the bakeries which have come ome lota of merchandine that are offered in these hour sales are limited and may @ificere in this city UPder the ban of the health de not last the hour for which they are scheduled, so be prompt. Watch the clock and shop graphic stories on the or danny ae of the instances with your list in your hand ring ae hiest conditions were T "| . ; orders oe 0 ou P, a ot ers, ‘cnings thee found the bakeries had a trade only " No Mail; Telephone or C. 0. D. orders filled for hour sale, Merchandise, and the og ; aa Attention of the i® Weighborhoods, and thus the right to limit quantity reserved pod * harm to health waa confined to id in portions of the city, The women suffering trom | °*r*® | ‘and disea }Macaront bakeries are the ehief othas "| 0nee through which Chicago could ee weies und mace.) sure other sections of the coun . try, as great quantities are shipped omi candy, crackers n¢ | outside the city daily, Italian niac-| SSHSSIII SIS SFHHSHGSHON y ‘well consumed here, | 8700! bakeries were found in some | ya ne cuspidors or other | *tetions of the ghetto tn conditions THIS 18 A CHICAGO BAK ERY BABY. BREAD AND WATER, « i In these bakeries Of filth that cannot be described or —SOMETIMES MILK-I® PROVING AN ENJOYABLE MEAL—A | ‘ receives the Cpr lon have all hee cloced XS) MIXING TABLE WITH SACKS OF FLOUR FOR A BACK MAKES | Er - j Te Pees tn urticlos ct) Some of the settlement houses| A GOOD HIGH CHAIR. the and other raw nm wave taken up the crusade to ald — CCS Eee En eect De RPCR CS IER SeOee nC i : . se i the health department fn driving | " | é 3 vort j + — wp when the! out the dirty bakeries. This comes SNOHOMISH St ce atime hapenee| im ‘and children aleep in rom the experience of one settio | re af te ae ~<a ce where baking and| Ment house that got its bread and | —_—_—-——- and passed upon. n In many cases! pastry trom a bakery which was | (Star Spectal Servier.) att oa tacks of flour, | *bDOsed to net & standard for} SNOHOMISH, May 2--Fred Foss KENT NEWS ITEMS vat geven bakers worked | “@2liness until it was visited by an old pionser of Snohomish, died e day and slept in it aj!) “4 levestigator at the home of his son-iniaw, Hon aie ha | The heat from the ovens made fH. MH. Morgan, early yesterday me Special Service.) reat and amoke tobacco | prove atiffing, and the bakers, morning KENT, May 2--The Novelty ra there are no spit-| tired to scanty clothing, were per: = The May Day dance in the Eagles Iron Works has moved nto the he It) apiring freely. One man was seen hall was largely attended and prov. Rogers building, corner Firet and SPOOL COTTON KIMONAS STOCKINGS CROCHET COTTON. rt tn dede to rise! Wipe the sweat from his brow ed a most enjoyable affair Titua sts Merrick’s best 6 cord | Women's Eplendid | Children’s fine ribbed | Beautiful Silk-Finis ter fy done in the orn.| Wit dis hands and then plunge) The new tem-biock shingle mill Mrs. Earl Brown of Seattle bas Bpool Cotton, full 200 | Japanese Crepe Ki triple knee biack,| Crochet Cotton, in a Iw fare made up| 22m inte & big pile of dough. An- is now completed and ready to run. been visiting Mra EB. 8 Clark yard spools, white monan in about al! white and pink Stock- complete assortment wi body heat other man waa chewing tobacco. The mill bas been entirely rebuilt, Those in the cantata of “Dante!” and Black in aii | colors, regularly sold ings, absolutely fast | of colors; regularly other cov-| H® Gimed at the overflowing cuspi- and new machinery installed next Monday night went to Seattle sizes, for this % hour for #80 to $1.18 each,, dye, for this hour,| sold for be. For this i it discovered | 20. Dut missed it. He jerked his| The mill is owned by the Cas Tuesday night to practice with the a spool 2« for thin hour each | pair The hour, a spool ..2%¢ t of a ich @ man,| 2004 And got & trail of tobacco Juice cade Shingle company and will other members of the chorus. ; ° 85e | FLOWERS GIRLS’ HATS. ‘ a had je chin. He wiped it off with etart running as soon a the strike County Superintendent Storey TAGLE OIL CLOTH CORSET CoveRs | 5,000 bunch: if 6 : pid on wp k of his hand. It showed a of weavers is settied visited the senools Tuesday after] 4s tnch best qualit avg : | eal Picton Beau | 76 Beautiful Trimmed old waiting color against the back-| Several Snohomish young people Soon. MS gh Beautiful Cores Cov pi L ow ’ | lage Hats, trim- tals . ; ot flour. Then he set about | will attend the Everett high school Henry Neely te moving his fam-| white,. marble, flores ore may ee ee ite a med with mull and » f and ing his dough again. \“Junior Prom” in Everett Friday lly to the ranch. and ‘other designs oromer tthe yee | chin hou gg ‘a | re gas ee Pee a _ ditions ; - | - | ume j % yoyo te thay OGrn” cat Cadet Bon. wie mall “biaze. in the Snohomish MORE TIME TO RAISE FUND. Low hist, bow ne ee. ee | Te | See bent, eee Be wi ott t h yo . —w > viarly sold for 0c ‘ was yp | dimanes that will ring 88 Or | PLANS OF BIG BUILDING. elety, has given the society more || Peautiful Valenciennes | | Fringed Turkish Tow- | array of plaids, walls of rooma or Al so RB gril pent time to raise the amount needed Laces and Insertions | 34 tnch Colored and | ©* For this hour,| stripes, checke and er work tables of 0) jones That will give us power| The plans for the ates! skeleton to meet his offer The society was to match up to 1) piack Sateens, regu each Se | plain colors; regularly }to regulate, by refusing to give Ii-| framework of the ten-story George to beve raised $26,000 by May 1 inch wide, values uP} isriy sold for 26¢ a TOILET SOAP, | ecb tar 2 c- yard. ‘and Pool Par. | censes except to men who conduct | H. Frye hotel butlding to be erected bet was able to get but $14,000. It - Se @ yard, for this ‘oan Fred Mullheus’ 4711 bad jour, & yer ores * tt thwest corner of Yeuler |! lieved the society can by » hour lve yard. for this hour ® | white Glycerine Tot . Se ntin ave, have eight clean and sanitary shops. at the h ner of Youk be: the oaly 6210 poo!) ——————--— me | fara www) June 1 get the remaining $12,000. CRETONS yard ise i a Seap. For aie | TOILET SOAP. cot ‘A place for gen-| Kietn, the shoemaker, 217 James) [nsure you! Ore ans house ecmetnaaaentameneed our, a cake ¢ | z a tort "ies | street, See | against tire, Gregor McGregor, 201] ir Loe Daker, dentist, 206 Ritel|| A Amited. quantity of | WRITING TABLETS bos. Cakes ef Spleodid an i Empire batiding Main TTS. ' *** | butiding Phone Main 6256 |] Deantiful Cretons in | Maton Huribut's Writ | peng FR HER weg mony, “Po aoe. Tae aan wees = oe “ ‘omens Tape Girdles, | Rose, 7 a 4 THE GROTE-RANKIN CO. ig Meteate Sah} soe cabteta, pulled and blue, regularly sold | erine Totlet Soap; Hal oe terns, 26 inches wide plain. regularly sold | for S0¢ a pair. For} regularly sold for 5c ak | Purnishers of Homes, Steamboats and Hotels. for this % hour, a | for 12, for this hour | this bour, a pair 20 | o abn er tee iter eat ee yard . Ge. Te All sizes hour, a cake ..2%@ M. tath 2 ON THE BARGAIN SQUARE ba ae ving Sh Reliable, Stylish and Serviceable it, sunshiny days are Iikely to be tn the majority from ed baby will be the happier and healthier for any out- Rare. Wouldn't it be nice to put baby In a cart for during nice weather and walk around? be greatly increased if the go constructed as to relieve you of any Wouldnt it be « pleasure to wheels and other parts of the cart In Friday we will place on sale at the Bargain Square 10,000 yards of Full- Bleached Crash Toweling, full 16 inches wide, Friday, a yard .........-.565 4c Not more than 25 yards to a customer. Five Dollar aa t provide the maximum of comfort bai" conform to all these good tole be experience being brought to bear in their con 7 i you buy a Whitney GoCart you have the satis ve Kaowing that money can buy none better, 1 are described today. ail on, oth Kan on. ed One Dollar EYES EXAMINED FREE TOOTH BRUSHES SKIRTS. TAFFETA SILK GIRLS’ COATS. de ; If your eyes are defective you should consult A splendid assortment | Women's Dress Skirts, | Beautiful Heavy $- | Girts’ Spring and Sum ad an expert, one who knows every trick of im yak aD aber ae ie. aa ae “ond cage posed gare py ein » in ; paired vision. If you consult us, you get the Japanese and brown mixt ularly sold for made from fancy nov. fo : PRICE, $10.75. ists—~men and women who have made a study Te ar $4.75. For thi ke Binf é Scabenanely meus ond ~—7 } Reclining Folding Go-Cart pt of eyes—know eyes as you know your habits DRESS aoons hour, each ..$2.25 Ty gel trimmed: regularly Sbove is substantially {| tured above fs fitted with Don’t confound our prices with our work Splendid Sy et _ RIBBONS. erne ciens ball sen Por thio bake. ack “a “eta oer : green cushions and parasol Our prices, we admit, are the lowest on the green, gray with red, fy +4 o04 Fiaty Tus ia 6 1 —-* eu $2.45 “BBY Bae adjustable back and ; Has opeu-work reed sides, Pacific Coast—our work the highest, and 4 eye oad ogee acts pat Bg sr gthe Fa caek. Por thie Sou BACK COMBS, ; enameled gear, ; reed back, perforated wood * aut San 4 vara: Woe up to 360. For this each 12%¢ | Women's Fancy Shell guaranteed. F = rubber tired } seat, reed dash and wood this hour 19¢ hour, a yard ..44e@ onions, ond. Auber nak Re fe Ment and dur. | Pertie. Gearing fo cnam PINS UNDERSKIATS. | .. ‘i : Combs, with rhine | eled greg; wheels measure Adamantine Pins, 3 | w White M | wine .- a stone settings; worth ie vitont cushion or par. | 10 inches tn Gens er and e ew or ye ne For this he omen's White Muslin | in all the new shades | 952" Yor this hour, , aeresee $5.25 {| are Stted with rubber tires © apes full flounce, trimmed ’ | each .... .... 12%e t PERCALE , ' browns, champagne, 7 ; Fries with parasol $6.5 j Price .... $10.75 Percale - See ; ey eet leather, burnt gray SHIRTING PRINTS. TC SU arn peclalists eee S| Si cee| Seen et er } 2 You Want Carpets for a Hotel or a Single Room, Sond For this hour ..80¢ f m = . aes Se cso ass aula oF but Buy Them at DR. A. R. KIME, MGR. larly sold for 100. aenti: éasen ot ate Me diseil painoran, Soe e THE GROTE-RANKIN STORE. | Hours, 9 to 5 daily; 10 to 1a Sunday; open Zé | Paton Huribut's Amstel | For this hour, each tte, Nene, 0: 7608 568 ber et vil until 7 Monday and Wednesday evenings. * TURNOY ANS cs ee oo tllggee! - $2.75 | DU BARRY SCARFS. ? on ALL THE CREDIT Seattle Office, 216-217 Shafer Bldg. Turnover Collara, In| yelopes; sold apecial | OARNING COTTON. | Beautiful Du Barry Mull ote. YOU, WANT . v embroidered age cess box. For | Black Darning Cotton Ohifton avg or D © 9 r exulart ¥ | ; im aassort jesigns "0" 1414 Second Ave., Rooms 216-217 arerne; |. yoauies thie hour, a box For this hour, each vaeiiar 0148 aaole im, wo! Tacoma Office, 414 Provident Bldg., Pacific hous 10¢ 17e | le this hour, each THe . av., between Ninth and Tenth. : [ CORNER. We i 10v ew qua } e intended to move into our new quarters THE RHODES THE RHODES | SECOND AVE. May Ist, but as the rooms will not be ready ARCADE ei ow | AND for occupancy for several days, we shall con COMPANY BUILDING COMPANY PAY LATER L UNION sT J , nue this offer until we move ancient 2 Wel a