The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 18, 1911, Page 6

ee Morals Board [Whether Mushrooms or Footstools, Adolf Likes Them to Guide Youth (By United Press Leased Wire) ! TACOMA, Aug. 18.—That Taco. ma is to have a public morals board, to guide aright the footsteps of the city’s youth, is the announce ment today, following a meeting of & score of men and. women who As: | sembled in the city hal} at the re quest of Commissioner of Public Safety Pettit, last evening T tentative plan agreed upon provides | for the appointment by the mayor | of ten members of the board, five | women and five men, who are to} serve without pay. One pian for keeping boys and girls out of dance halls and off the streets, which met with hearty ap proval, was to hold public dances fn the high school stadium, 3 DRAMS A DAY, DIES AT 100 ST. PAUL, Aug. 18.—Lacking only 11 days of the century mark, Thomas Gallagher died here today From early manhood Gallagher al ways took his three regular whiskys a day smoked his pipe | retained all his incessantly. H faculties to the end. TODAY WE @O HUNTING MUSHROOMS, ADOLr. Bur BECOSS You HaF NOD SeNS@ BNOUGH ‘TO YELL A MUSHROOM FROM A FOOTSTOOL, YoU VILL. CARRY DER BASKET. * GooT To IS8 MUSHSTOOLS OSGARE The Market Basket On thie page every Friday Star readere will find the choicest Dergaine in things to eat. It will pay yeu te clip thie page out ‘and carry it with you when you buy your weekly euppiies. Wouldst be an author and wax }pale and worn clipping interest | coupons off gilt edge bonds? Be gin early. That's how, Lillian Rell, “Hope Loring” and a host of other interesting Butter and eggs have taken a notable advance within the past Week on the markets. With the exception of these advances, the mar | ket is steady, Tomatoes are at their cheapest at be a Ib, Fancy neyw) sweet potatoes are selling at 2 Ibs. for 15c. Split peas are quoted be a Ib. Other prices are: Vegetables and Fruit—Cantaloupes, 2 for Se; | 8 Bight yeara old grapefruit, Se each; fancy Burbank plums, 25c basket; Bartlett pears, ie none too 16e dozen; fancy grapes, 25c to 30c basket; freestone peaches, 8c per) young, she Intl Dox; bananas, 26¢ to 30c dozen; sugar plums, Se dozen; lemons, lc} mates. That was dozen; potatoes, 13 Ibs. 250. | when she wrote ‘Two Ibs. fresh dates, 15¢; flour, $1.25 per sack; Jap rice, 6 Ibe her first story. for 25e; rolled oats, 6 ibs. 25c; rolled wheat, € Ibs. 25c; best gloss | starch, 6 Ibs. 250; black pepper, Se box; 18 Ibe. granulated sugar, $1 was 14 she bad Butter, Eggs and Cheese—Butter, 25¢ to 36¢ Ib.; unsalted butter, several novels to 35e Ib.; renovated butter, 2 Ibs, 65c; new laid eggs, 2 dozen 750; fresh | 4 her credit--none Oregon eggs, 30c dozen; cottage cheese, 2 Ibs. 15c; cream brick cheese, | published, how- 2c Ib.% domestic Swiss cheese, 25¢ Ib. j ever. But that Meats—Rolled roast, 15¢ Ib.; leg mutton, 10c to Le Ib.; leg lamb, was the fault of 12%e Ib; leg spring jamb, 15e Ib.; veal roast, 12%c Ib.; pork roast, | the crusty old ed- 12%e to 15c Ib.; pot re Fi, Se Ib.; shoulder lantb, 7c Ib.; sirloin steak, itors who would 1Be Ib.; Iamb chops, 10c 1b.; prime rib roast, 12%c Ib; loin matton/ not print them, not Lillian Lida hops, 12%c¢ 1b; Eastern hams, i7e Ib.; pienic hams, 12% 1b.;| Bell Rogue's doings beef, 20¢ Ib.; home-made pork sausa) 15e Ib 80 each; spiced and corn brisket of beef, 30c Ib.; 3 Ibs. com-| been “Abroad With the Jiomie pound lard, 25¢ Ib; corned beef, 6c Ib.; lean Eastern bacon, 20c !b.. land “At Home With the Jardines The Cleanest, the Brightest, the Best THE “SANITARY” Public Market han PURE FOODS FIRST NEAR P1tKE| Specials for Saturday Come and See Our pkgs. STALL 116 ALL 60004 DELIVERED FRE @. W. VANDEVORT GROCERIES—BUTTER—EGGS Bost fiona Rice, porto... Another Car Load of Watermeions. Prices Right W. W. CRENSHAW 1617 FINST AV. SMITH’S MELTON MOWBRAY STYLE PORK PIES TRY THEM STALL 19 Lower Floor SPECIAL WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY If you want lean, julcy, sweet Bacon at 80¢ per pound, get it at STALL 21, LOWER FLOOR At the Sanitary Public Market “Where the people trade” There will be several new establishments open tomorrow that will inter- est Seattle housekeepers. It has been our aim to incorporate here under one roof estab- lishments selling “everything for the table” at prices that will bear comparison with any and all—come see how well we have succeeded. Among the new edibles you'll find here are Doughnuts—big mellow ones—they are made right before your eyes and you can take them away hot—First Av. Floor—Stall 115. A new meat market has been opened in Stalls 34 and 36, Pike Place floor, by Pakgett & Co., and on the First Av. floor the C. R. Home Bakery has taken space and carries an excellent assortment of cakes, pies, etc., besides the bakery staple, bread—and good bread it is, too. . WE WISH. TO ANNOUNCE that we have opened a stall at the Sanitary Public Market, where you will find us delivering the same high grade of goods and service that made us so many friends at our former places of business, Come see our new estab- lishment. Watch our specials every Saturday. Tomorrow we offer 5 Norway Mackerel 2%: 5 Norway Herring 25¢; large bottle Hunt’s Catsup 10¢; large bottle Hunt's Mus- tard 10¢, HORLUCK & ANNES Stall 108, First Ave. Floor author of @ things, says so./ By the time sbe, THE STAR—FRIDAY, AUGUST 18, 191). Sune. I An SURBRISED AD YouUR LACK OF BONOTANY, ADOLF. ear, je Uncle Sam a! i coal fields to Controller Teddy, fine! But why not the whol thing? Why not let Uncie “take Alaska as you “took” Panama? +E hata lieth Onaga ® TACOMA. — A municipai *® dance platform to be erected * | ® in the Stadium is a propost #/ * tion put before the city com # ® mission by Mra. John Q. Ma # ® son, & prominent club woman. * * The commissioners seem to #) * favor the plan, eo « * [eee ee eee NEW YORK.—Charies phy, 37, of smashed $600 worth of plate glass in the show window of = depar' men store, because he did not lke} the fashions displayed there. His/ sanity is under probe, j A. Mur. LEBANON, Ind. — Because hie Now she's! rock expected him to live in the|® smoked | 44—exactly to the day—and she's | «, without enough bread , Rev. H. T. Greenleaf | Pastor of a clroult of three churches, | resigned today, Rev, Greenlest has | a wife and six children and received | & salary of $600 a year. Geraghty family, livery stable people, whose son eloped with a Newport society belle i heiress, | bly fears that their boy got cheated. NORTH -YAKIMA.— Former .| brought by Nat 8 D, Elizabeth, N. J.j@ MY, We ARE FINDING LOTS OF DEM TODAY $ ant in a sult for $10,000 damages cand}. date for the nomination for mayor, because of state 4 made by Armbruster regarding Sanderson's business, PROSSER. — Jesse Bales was killed while trying to repair a a threshing machine when « heavy plece of machinery fell and bit him on the head, GRANGER.—A number of work-| © men narrowly escaped death when the wind blew down a wall of the Harrington block which had been left standing after a fire. Office towel must go In Chicago. On to Pittsburg. TRAE HEE * * & CHICAGO.—Mrs. George A. * Trade, sued for $27 for one # * month's supply of face powder, & ® made out a list of “beauty * wants” which she saye are # # necessary for every woman to # * buy yearly: Perfume and * toilet waters, $600; face pow. # * der, #450; manicure bill, $200; * * hair dressers’ bill, $360; all * * other commetion, $275. Total, » ® $1875 * * * HAAR RRRERHRRHRED MINNEAPOLIS, — Spokane was chosen as the next convention city by the Association of Mercantile Agencies. For the purpose of aiding In ee curing $250,000 from the next con Mayor Philip Armbruster is defend.‘ gress to build roads in the Rainier —Best— [national park, the Rotary club yes- ‘terday appointed a committee to co- operate with other civic organiza tions in Seattle and Tacoma. The action followed an address by John | H, Williams, a member of the Ta | coma Rotary club. NEW YORK. — William Shaw's large girth prevented him climbing over & beam onto the elevated rail |road, where he would have been killed by a train. NEW YORK—€dward J. Bhelan handed Mada Goebler a ring box which she thought contained an agement ring. In the box & summons in a “keep the pew proceeding brought by Mada's rival, Stanley Rhoades Killed in Wreck im United Presse Leased Wire.) LONDON, Aug: 18.—Stanley Rhodes, nephew and principal heir of the late Cecil Rhodes, is dead hare today as the result of injuries sustained in an automobile acct dent near Brooklands, Rhodes’ wife, formerly Mabel Russell, an actrons, was severely injured in the smash-up. Tian to attend faces at Madison park, five days, starting Tuesday, August 16. A clean meet. . ** Toadquarters Ant! . Thomso je. 1114 3rd ay, Call-for pet! TRICK & MURRAY Office and Factory 72 Columbia St. 5b WE STAKE? <P PUBLIC MARKET.:--- Saturday’s Big Specials 18 lbs. Granulated Sugar $1 SUGAR FOR SALE AT ALL STALLS Sugar Delivered Free with other purchases. Free Delivery at every stall.. Beginning next week our delivery department will be enlarged, giving more frequent and more exten- sive deliveries. The Horluck & Andresen STALLS 219 AND 189. UP AND DOWN #TAIRG. We offer the following specials 10 Fine Plekied Bulk Vinegar Fine Salad On), Sateup, gation Corner Ghetce Steer Pet Ronst, Im A. HINTZ, Stall 11-12 M. A. HANSEN CO. Stall 20 i 2 ibe Peanut Pot Roast, per Ib. Chickens, Ib. Spring Chickens, Ib. Fancy Veal Roast, Ib. 15¢ to 17¢ Swift's Bacon (by piece), Ib. 23¢ Pork Roast, per lb. ..14¢ to 18. Spring Lamb, Ib. ...... 16¢ 980-337-838" Tiver New Potatoo Fanoy 8 Nice Ca Hort Luneh. errr Ade a doz. ¢ 2 cans F Our Best Flour, 50 ibs. $1.25 Zest Jap Rice, 6 lbs....25¢ Rolled Oats, 6 Ibs......25¢ Rolled Wheat, 6 Ibs. Best Gloss Starch, 4 lbs. 26¢ Karo Syrup, per can.....9¢ Magic Yeast, 3 for , 3 bags k Pepper, box . 40c Coffee at, lb, . people of Seattle are saving hu: ». 25¢ 5 great enlargement in the volume of business has made it necessary. The reds of dollars, on the best food products, by trading at the Westlake Public Market; Do you trade here? If not, why not commence tomorrow? Economy Butter Store STALL 13%, BASEMENT. 1 Headquarters for Butter, Bees | Cheese, Everything Guaranteed. Carnation Milk, 4 cane B0¢ Fancy Creamery Butter, Ib.. .80¢ Washington Creamery Butter, Ib. B5¢ JOE VAN’S MARKET | 7 joots, | : | ington Macaront and Spaghetti, | eels > Ibe HOGS AND CHEESE. lay Cheese, 1b, te Our Best Butter, ib. Imported wine Cheese, 1d. Good Lean Me mI. sos Shoulders of Lar,’ ib. a, ¥. MO ‘The dolly Fat At Miller's you always get the Best Meata at Lowest Prices Got the habit of tending at Miller's Exira Fancy Tomatoes, Watermeions, each STA mi | Made from Piilsbury's Fi STALL 20 SPECIAL SATURDAY | Choice Lamb Chops, Ib. ..12%¢ | Corned Beef, Ib..... 6¢ Choice Eastern Hams, Ib.... 19¢ WRIGHT & GRAY Stalls 3-4, Mit Peas, 1D, seuss RDgish Breakfast Tea, tb.’ . Hebbit's Cleanser, @ cane... STALLS 25-26 Sirloin Steaks, Ib. 4 Ibs, Quaker Sausage . Lamb Chops, Ib, Prime Rib Roasts, per Ib. Logs of Lamb, lb. . 60c Tea, Ib, . 3 Swanson’s Grocery Stall 219 Corned Beef, lb. . Stall 14 | J. A. TESS, EXTRA SPECIAL ou eal Ib... 200 Bacon, ib. . tell ite ARMOURDALE MEAT CO. STALLS Bay, Grocer Pine St. Side in the Big New Addition to the Market. Special Saturday. — Fancy Guaranteed Eggs, jor, 2 pkgs. A. & H. Soda . 3 boxes Sc Matches . 2be pkg. Gold Dust | 3 cans Lye ... 60 Ibs. Flour 60c Brooms . ___ Quantities Limited, risn Salmon, each ........, Halibut, 2 Ibe. Smelts, 3 1s. STALLS | Shouldera Lamb, ib. , Legs Lamb, per Ib. . Loins of Lamb, per Ib, . Pickled Pork, Ib . 15: We are always pleased to pao! your meats to order if preferred. Stall 13 libut, ? ibe... Sliver Salmon, each __STAL Ryerything at Western Avenue Pric at King County Produce Oo. Stall 200 Pot Roast, Ih ......4.. of Lamb, Ib. ., Mamburg and Sausage, & Ibe, Stalls 9-10 Fancy Burbank Plums bskt 25 , Bartlett Pears, dor, The Fancy Elberta Peach: EST PRICES, ACME FRUIT CO., Stalls 325-326 HARDRESS CLARK Stall 15 EXCLUSIVELY HANDLED AT , STALL 116 - Words by Schi ; ° Music by Co do Come OvVDT, MUSHRoom EPICURE — CO-0- me I VOUT NOD HURT OH-H-H NO School days will here, and we are prey te start the boy and gif off right with a our reliable Shoes, will stand the hard and the price is right. Misses’ and Children's B Shoes, button or blucher ety] in gun-metal calf or viel Boys’ and Little Gents’ Heavy | Unlined, Storm Calf Shoes, made from stock especially se lected for durability and imper viousness to water. The best- wearing shoe made. $2 with heavy oak soles, Sizes 1 to 6% . : 190 | 5c 11% to2.. Bizes 9 to j Boys’ and Little Gents’ High-Cut Shoes, double sole, full bellows tongue, straps and buckles; just boy will need for the .. $2.50 | with low heels. $2.00) Str... Growing Girls’ Shoes, in metal calf, vicl kid and An 1406 Third Avenue, Between Pike and The Cheapest Place to Buy Good Shoes, FRESHER, TOO Delivery 10 Cente; Suburbs 20 Cente. Delivery Extended to Lake, Fremont, University, West Seattie and Ballard ING Fe ° Ma. « ig » ff . Aslice of St. Germain’s Bread and Cake always mi me smile, because they use the best of flour, eggs and ter. Their kitchen is daily inspected by a sanitary offies the market. This is why I always enjoy their BREADS, PIES AND CAKES You Can Buy Them at 1517 Pike Place and 409 Pike St. Hood’s Home-Made Candy and Ice Cream The best and most for your money. Saturday Special, Hand Rolled Chocolates, 25¢ Ib Hood'’e—Home of the Famous Princess Chocolates, 1509 Pike Place, 1422 Second Ay., 1829 Third Av. Best Mount Vernon Butter, 2 Ibs..,.. Fancy Eastern Creamery, per lb... Primost Cheese, 2 Ibs. . sess MOUNT VERNON BUTTER STORE 1521 Pike Place, Main Floor. 25¢ Tae LOWER FLOOR Large Salmon, each .. Best Local Halibut, Ib. STALL 35 Sturgeon, Fresh Butter, 400; 2 Ibs. Storage Butter, Ib, Best Kees $50; 2 dozen , STALL 204, Highland Jersey Butter, 2 Ibs. ........seesseeeee .. OBE W. F. BROWN—Stand 75—Lower Floor THE CHARLES MENNE GROCERY CO. STALLS 67-68 LOWER FLOOR Chicken Halibut .. Fresh Salmon, each . Stall 35, Lower Floor