The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 25, 1913, Page 7

THE STAR—FRIDAY, JULY 25, 1913. . a; SPARK BLAMED HELD AS SLAYER WIRE BOSS HERE orse Wears an RET, Jal h Electric Light; Ming department te as pute with She For the purgoxe of inspecting the ng an investigation into |Foad Fighta, {t has wissilin: cf ts sah aaa arc ’"Fraid of Autos iding for such litional factit tt Me R a the Old Colony wh were partly # will be 4 next year, C, H.| Gaunt, ger manag Q thel ~ damage wad " Wardell and Woatern Union Tel 0. fet 0! a teleg th ? July 2 wero arrested next fow days here ne c he : Seattle Thursday night, on the pri highway to permit Sher: vate car Elect and was accom -~ © to pass in his auto. panied by his wite |WESTLAKE PUBLIC MARKET_#». Fifth, Sixth and Pine Big Saturday Special The thrifty housewife of today has demonstrated the conveniences of a Big Public Market, and the big difference it makes in the cost of living. Thousands have found the Westlake to be the place to buy all that is needed in the home. The large number of stalls offer the buyer a variety of foodstuffs to choose from; the abundance of light and the open condition of the market makes it a pleasure for the thousands of shoppers who visit the Market every day. Bigse BUEN Le tei ap 3) ihe Many people prefer to pay more and shop where they are relieved MINNEAPOLIS, July 26.—C. W 2 of the burden of taking home their purchases. Our efficient Delivery De- Sir has horse Smal! partment eliminates this objection. The whole city is thoroughly covered ; . bod’ paveians 1 fom by our wagons and the service is satisfactory, as thousands of women spite of the automo infest Minneapolis who have been using it will testify. Bes ple’ COURTEOUS TREATMENT ALWAYS care an oe Although the market is a combination of hundreds of stalls, all of 8 ' ics eaters 4 them are subject to the direction of the Market Company. We expect BE Se Be ocace anPhea ad tpborste ae our patrons to be well served; you should get what you pay for and tome says Simmot \ are entitled to courteous treatment everywhere. It is the desire of every BRE doa afi Mes pv —J merchant, we know, to mhake your shopping at this market a pleasure. icles, a well as aut nd | ; If you have any complaints do not hesitate to bring them to the office Colo ayerieakicny 9 ~ and we will see that you ave satisfied. ply wl 5 The rage bat ore: FOOD FOR THOUGHT: OUR SATISFIED CUSTOMERS |!" {te barnone maddie . A Treat for the Palate--Hiest-Grade Blend | , 312—HI-GRADE COFFEE CO.——ELLioTT 4506-5 | PIPK SALT LAKE. a STALLS 129-130 : H ; vor B¢/ AMEGersoOn GFaocery CO. ] yy secon of rortana! and Sait next STALL 210—BALCONY fe cShpains yee The most complete Grocery in the city. mm A Few REAL Specials for Saturday: “6 icc wld Best Granulated Sugar, 100-Ib. sack. . on eae ont Tye Best Granulated Sugar, 20 Ibs. . ro hutn ese cali’ tor wai 13 | Best Granulated Sugar, 10 Ibs............. Best Granulated Sugar, 5 Ibs...... Best Patent or Blue Stem Flour, sack STONG’S MARKET for Saturday Soe three was voted F the most successful ever held, au IS DROWNED M, July 26 An at in a rowboat with ire cost th Su a l6-yearold Seattle at 3837 18th av. 8 dy occurred on Lake SALT FISH DEPARTMENT s Alsska fat Herring. § for , eiat Flour nported No or STALL 104—GROCERY Extra Fancy Large New to McGuire's state <u ‘otatoes ment, girl wanted (€ row. He Pr 11 Ibs <é 15¢ nplete: ree Kot up to make the change and tip Extra fancy A e ped the boat Biack Repub! 4 of Country Clab Salad Dressing ot McGuire was picked up bf a ack Repudtion FRUIT STAND Comer Sixth and Fine ZOBLE Srrs7,%° CAN YOu BEAT IT? All Local Patent Flour, sack PORTLAND, July 26.—Elmore $1.25 | stokenate g tolle clea (Many other spectais not listed) toy pen Pe aye pent department of the Portland postof- Three Girls |**; of postoffice funds 1 shortage the in Stall 342 et t howe | Center of Market on Pine St. he Large Lemons, doz. 30¢ 2 Faney Bartlett Pears, doz e+ AB@ and 20¢ basket. . 20¢ a ~~ Saat that it Is 1 in this de; tection The palate-pleasing, appetizing loaf; it's vastly different favor will prove to you it is the bread you have waited for. weartng - 25¢ 25 9 10¢ LOAVES " GET MORE PAY ater’ tomtmitsmnccomncnseces 2aDORS5 SRSSATTAATATA 335-336 The 6 Uy aust advance in wages. t d Kranted by . Pine Street Side wean - e was rati me RED ‘SHIELD BUTTER le annual Pacific coast conference ¢ cay FRESH BUTTERMILK |the Marine Engineers’ Benefits Te Association here, The raise also} i included better working conditions. ather 3 Girls Rolls and Coffee n neiseo ts campaigning "4 Cake next year's meeting. {fords Germaw I, ——————— | with the STALL 12—Union Shop a 98c Compound — 2 lbs Biggest seller in Seattle. y eeecvecess ine and 15¢ “Here is the Pointer” | EUGENE, July When you buy our goods, you get ff] : x Puff orson of the : 48c - 25 them fresh from the oven srest Reserve is -*06 | Corned Beef, Ib..... r from retary |ture Houston, n ltands fn the re uable for agricu will be open fe steads, WEST VIRGINIA TO VISIT VANCOUVER i, Wash, July 26 ing him th vation more val ire thas timber entry as home Wash | NE tat liad ery, tm! Pine Vegetable Company | : * A8e) stall 340—Pine St. Side of hand te. Usual much fy’ FUSS & COMPANY SANITARY ‘BUTE ERS jaturday’s rw, Rear Aduniral 98¢ B. C,, on 3 iser West “black welcoming the new British dread 3 STALLS 200-215 vapttoaae ~ Y%, Sennen tween American and British tars. f RE TV STALL _251 PEOPLE'S BUTTER STORE J) The Zealand 1s the most pow ee “Pacific Coast Fish Co. Oliver Smoked Meat House Stall 106—sLower Floor erful man-df-war on the Paolffe. of “seared Abe egy «ay Bd mo iotly. trem : BLAZE AROUND TUG By The fire department was cafled aday night to ex ha o-mase a aboard the tug Rescue, own oem Worrizt 10 a : Frank Finney, which was| t Hate r at the foot of Hanford st Smee STALL 925 ithe fire started in the galley. i pesceatlas, Damages were placed at $50, ° jonr ng « the convention was voted], {We tay afternoon to/* od his ar) Bread reg A Public Market Sanitary Public Market Corner Public Market ay si bl irs bid Le) Palvha tum SUGAR £2, $5.20 Z Hob White # CARNATION MILK LIVE AND DRESSED POULTRY 3 large cans..... ce eae roma gee with 1 Ib. 35¢ coffee or bulk SYECIALS—Imported Sliver Camp tea. NORTHWESTERN POULTRY COMPANY Quart Schram Frutt Jars, (Tom Weeder, Mer.) 80c Chocolate Drops, 1b Top Moor. Kiliott 5208 Corner Market Saratoga Flakes, Boda Crackers, Ib CONE’S GROCERY Full Cream Cheese, 15c Ib. Oregon Eggs, 25c doz. ee Wow Puer MORRIS WILLIAMS, 96 West Pike St. Pike Place Public Market} Se A ® § TA RY SUGA A cgUGAR ONLY PUBLIC MARKET _FREE DELIVERY ALWAYS DEPENDABLE Stall No 100 Lbs. 2 Keep Cool Blu with the most healthful and de- Ribbon Tea, Ib.38¢ Carnation Milk, dozen... .88¢ Nghtful of all hot weather drinks. 15e pkg. Quaker Oats.....10¢ GRAND UNION PHOSPHATES 1 bare... 6. BEE a a5e Bhe -B5e Come ev eee about Viowr and other specials SUN GROCERY Stalls 106-112-114, Main Mloor. Entrance on First Av. Fresh local Exes, 80¢ dozen.........+.- NAVY BEANS Halibut, 4 lbs. 25¢ on Chicken Dinner 25¢ @ and other Specials Apricots, T¢ crate GOLD DUST 18&c 0Ld DUST oe EVERY DAY 5 Washington Creamery Butter, 3 Ibs 81.00...-.- 206 CANDY SPECIALS 10e pkg. Corn Tokio Tea Store STALLS 24 AND 36, E. C. ROLOFF a a + ena” 356 After Dinner Specials, pound.............. I road a Brazil and Pecan Brittles, pound........... Pe a Nut filled Buttercups, pound ............-- 20c ae Too i {i Chocolates, hand rolled, pound......... +e 25€ Stall 15. ‘Lower Floor, A Few of Our Saturday Specials HOOD’S FISH | SPECIALS 1509 Piké Place. “i Whole Baimon, each, S66 tol PETE'S FISH MARKET Formerly in Pike Place Market, Now at Stalls 31-33—Sanitary Market By ace eee Wisconsin Full Cream Cheese, Ib. ...........20¢ STALL 204 Lower Floor—Annex Tenderloin of Sole, 15c Ib, 2 Ibs MT. VERNON BUTTER STORE, 1521 Pike Place “Tapping at the Door” Is the 4 title of a play to be produced at 4 the Seattle Press club theatre to E Se | night by the Seattle master print ers. SHOE REPAIRING WHILE YOU WAIT Best by Test -----_—_-_-Established 23 Years.) KLEIN’S SHOE HOSPITAL, 613-2nd Av. R. C. of A. No. an be reached by either the Ballard Beach or Fr Bu- | Ballard car Jud have rope, mont siness in Burope . ie quiet, says Bu owing to the troubles in the I kans. in a|. 4. 8 Graves, chief of the U. S. », |forestry service, spent half a day ; » Thursday, inspecting the ent timber testing station » school of forestry at the eee ane A Few Happy People Gathered at Suquamish Fourteenth Infantry band, Fort Law will give a series of @and on the par s, Fridays and n vut the summer. erts will start at 6:20 5 last until about 8 o'clock .- grounds ANOTHER MRS, WAGNER Mrs. Laura Wagner of 8623 in », in this city, wants it generally known that Mrs. Laura Wag- the sheriff at Ev erett searched for three weeks and then found in company with | A card party will be given by the John F. Miller Rellef Corps, No. at the mory tor Heart trouble caused the death SESS 82 RHEUMATISM »me down town T ‘Stomach Trouble, Eczema and All leaves a son, Job pmploye of | Skin and Blood the Olympia Brewing Co. | Diseases will cies Sulphurro | ae ae | quick relief in A folk song concert was given| by the choir of St. Mark's church Thorw night, at. the parish r the f the Phone Main 963. A Transfer Co. Office 114 Jackson St. The local police are maintaining sful lookout for Mra, C. M. Du: | who disappeared from her Meat Prices Cut for Saturday The Middleman Eliminated at——— Mi Frye & Co.’s Markets The following big specials will be offered to- morrow, Saturday: Choice, Fresh Dressed Hens, per Ib........21¢ Mr. Kennedy's Summer Home, Suquamish, the New City on the Sound. Every day, every hour, it becomes more apparent that this month will sell the last tract at Suquamish. Where then will you go to secure fine property, 60 minutes from Pier No. 3 for $75 per Tract? We are selling Suquamish faster on this so-called dead market than any other addition ever sold in Seattle for years. WHY? Because Suquamish is a beautiful, beautiful place, It is unspoiled by the smoke of factories or the noise of trains, There are no tramps at Suquamish. 7 The 300 feet of real Sound water front goes in each one's deéd free. Suqmamiish is just 60.minutes from Pier No. 3. Cholee Leg of 15¢c Loin Pork Roast, 16 We have, the best boat Service on the Sound. Mutton Perey POF UD cevrccesecscceee c The SteamersHyak is @dandy good boat. Choice B 8 The finest of the Cascades and the Sound. MURRON cecrcds ocssesoeys c Choice Steer 15c Spendid bathing and fishing. (This mutton Is of a superior pee euler Steak «1.2... ast but not’ least, the nicest people yot ‘ever met, quality, Try it.) yt a snob in the whole blooming crowd, just plain- Bilge Seer ee ak 12¢ Fag en dal 196 homey people who want a little happiness «mixed in with * their work The above prices will prevail at the following markets: OLYMPIC MARKET, Second and Pike, | SEATTLE MARKET, Occidental and Yesler Way. WESTLAKE MARKET, Westlake and Pine, . AMERICAN MEAT CO.,, Third and Jefferson, WESTERN MEAT CO., Western Avenue and Spring. CASCADE MARKET, Lower Floor Westlake Market. BALLARD MARKET, 5443 Ballard Avenue. YOUR CHOICE WHILE THEY LAST OF 100 TRACTS FOR $75 $2 CASH, $1.50 MONTHLY Free Abstract. Warranty Deed. Perfect Title. Size of Tracts, 141x102. Special boat Saturday at 3 p.m.; back at 7:30. Sunday boats leave at 9 a. mJ and 2 p. m., Pier 3, Our Motto: “From Packing House to Consumer.” foot of Madison St | GOVERNMENT INSPECTED MEAT. Look for U. S, Purple Stamp. It signifies purity and G. H. BROCKMAN quality. Shops Open Until i0 p. m. Elliott 1190 501-502 New York Block °