The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 29, 1913, Page 7

TAR—FRIDAY, AUGUST 29, 1913. Free Examination The exceptionally prices Heted below for our high grade low work is to enadle us to keep Housy during =the sumiper months and only g004 for * thirty days F Haak Gold Crowns... $3.50 to $5 idgework. $3.50 to $5 pul 8 $3.50 Up 1 Set of Teeth ereatain Crown (best) me Up Id Filtin, ..$1 Up en - 500 Up Lady Atten: King county will probably be the first in the state to take advantage | of the Murphine logyed-off land law, passed by the last legislature, The county commissioners have decided to hold a special election, probably in December, whe port election is held, on the question whether a logged-off land district shall be formed. At the same time three commis. sioners are to be elected to serve without pay, in case a favorable vote is given by the people for the creation of the district Will Buy and Clear Land These commissioners will be em-| powered to issue bonds, as approve by the law, to acquire logged-off lands tn King county, which will be the boundaries of the district Two limitations are placed upon the purchase of such lands: First, the price shall not exceed $20 per acre where more than 20 acres ts purchased frem one individual or firm, Second, where the commis stoners feel justified in paying more than $20 per acre, they are limited to purchasing only 20 acres from the} Logged-Off Land Bill Will Help the Homeseekers How the Logged-Off Land Law Works John Smith wants to get back to the simple life, He has been a bookkeeper, let us say, or a teamster, or hod carrier, these many years, or maybe he is one of the new Immigrants who will come here in thousands when the Panama canal ie opened. Smith ie not overburdened with money. So he applies to the commissioners of the logged-off land district. Under their direction, the district has acquired and cleared a number of tracts. If Smith is a married man, and has a family, he will be given preference over an unmarried man. The commission will sell him a tract of land—the smallest area practicable—on the instaliment plan, It will charge him the cost of the land and the cost of clearing, with 5 per cent Inter will be given 20 years In which to complete the pay- ment The Interest charged him is only 14 per cent more than the district pays on the bonds to carry on the logged-off land improvements. This ') per cent will take care of administra tion costs, The commissioners receive no salary Summed up, it meane that the district practically loans the money to the settler, which must be repaid in installments for . Title to the land remains in the district until all the is created similiar to the port or] vestments Conn zai a Oe eG ay ADE IMD Eb a: oan Ae fo) rn SANITARY PUBLIC MARKET Extra Ubi pt Specials Tomorrow —_—_—$—$———$—$— rn Pike Place Public Market = 8 »C1IG A AQcSUGAR ONLY Booths 201 - 54 40 Fresh Salmon, 20¢ and 2h¢ each This is about 25 per cent GOLD DUST I8c Have you tried Kelley & Stevens’ Home-Made cheaper than the average store charges for the same sugar. Why pay more? Stull No. Norway Herring, 5¢ each... .37 GOLD DUST Stalls 201 EVERY DAY 22-57-40 Bread? “It Satisfies” PUBLIC MARKET BOOTH 136 Public Market Corner Public Market Pike Place Public Market Whole Salmon, fresh caught, 25c Boneless melts, 20c Lb. Tenderloin of Sole, 2 Ibe., 25c Philadelphia Fish Market. Stall 10. =. Y Pueuc anes i SE TERMS TO SUIT. any one individual or firm. A fur-|#¢hool district, a distinct govern Thus it 1s planned to make thou . : rs th, Pl ther limitation of $100 per a is | Mental agency of its own, with the| sands thousands of acres of Watermelons, 15¢, 20¢ and Vh¢ each ....... Brown we Teeth Without lates } placed for the cost of clearing, power to issue 20-year bonds. waste lands into profitable agricul Thompson's Peanut Butter, 2 Ibs ¢ es aac 9 ey eet fe Murphine Drafts Bill Will Help Settlers, Too tural soll Chicken Dinner, 25¢@, and other specials Mrs. De Long—( E. Ce ROLOFF CARNATION MILK, = he subject of logged-off land de The bill enables settlers already A committee from the Commercial = =» Small white, best quality, 4 Ibs. . Laboring People's Dentints euitlant Wan Ge of tie aiiet telon ieaed df laude to develey their|Club, Chamber of Commerce enala Cw AMY Y, Sate IN overt aan wt Af 116—Main Floor—125] Per dozen ..... de -85¢ ! portant before tho last legisiature.|lands with great facility, and also|the East Side Commercial Club Crabapy b¢ box; Sweet Potatoes, 4 Ibs. 15¢ Special Prices Saturday (With $1.00 Grocery Purchase) i Several bills were introduced, and| gives newcomers a chance to adopt) plans a campalen of education I — ——_——_— Ti rau : finally Representative Murphine,/ agricultural life withor ’ Co rvs. 2 4 lbs. Cottolene .. . Be HOOD’S HOME-MADE | =" CANDIES cin ae ibe Choc Fruit 2 pkgs. Egg-O-See 1 doz. Fruit Jars, ats. 1 doz. Fruit Jars, pts... TOKIO TEA STORE progressive leader of the house, was placed at the head of a committee which drafter a bill that included the best features in all the various | propositions 2he 25e 15e¢ 20¢ 25e Prunes, Flirting Hurts Eyes | Says Optometrist new ere mb Honey ana Marshmallow Jumbo Peanuts, 2 400 late, Nut and AC MARRET* Special . | By the terms of this bill a district . ‘i var ~ Ot EN Das iacneweseesecneeges e er. Flirting {8 Injurfous to the eyes, gcd a= ye a: . ; STALLS 24 AND 36 f pole }An Elkhart young man suffered 40c Chocolate and rolled, It without food, half naked and shut | creatly ith bia mea Siselente 40¢ Ch lates, hand + Ne » Ib RO A in a filthy dark room with @ de/resulted for naught until it was Ice Cream, Fruit and Nut Sundaes A mented father, was the experience |learned that the patient made a * ‘ for Saturday of alx children found by detectives| Practice of “eyelag” the pretty «iris. ~HOOD'S CANDY KITCHEN, 1509 Pike Place. THEM ALL na tenement building. On hearing} TOO much slit and flimsy skirts) Dy . ° : | the children crying, the detectives | 24 silk ‘stockings, that's all the iresh Creamery Butter, 3] Mt_Verson Jersey mutter, 1b. . 266 With Low-Priced Fancy Fruits ‘ : “— ” Dpet e door and , atte h you jo home at 6 = . ? Seaminteat rt The Middleman Eliminated So he ge Ane door and found lo'clock every night for a week “and Ml Ibs. for $1.00 | EGGS Oyen” 35¢ Doz. = 1 Pi : ‘ b stay there,” was the doctor's Primost Cheese, 2-lb. Brick | wisconsin tamvurger Ch » 28¢ © ) i |e ace pe d state. The n #eAt at the floor demen wine Haga bat la tered s haust ‘p @ young man obeyed, od trem lack of food moth with the result that he no loz eects b] had been taken to a hospital. At a| Vea" slasses ry following big pel will be offered to- Rvenirerene ‘FIND DRUG DENS 20¢ BUTTER MRS. COHR’S—Stall 204 Lower Floor Annex NEW RAINIER MEAT CO. 1527-1529 PIKE PLACE MT. VERNON STORE 19t1 PIKE PLACE = | ‘Corner Public Market ENTRANCE SANITARY MKT. : ed ierds NORTH YAKIMA.—The picking! pi CARNATION MILK morrow, irday: of hops began in the Yakima valley! paris, Aug. 29—The ordinance : , yesterday. Sixty-four pleker# ar-| aire od Att the at ot toh Old Public Market Sugar, 20 Lbs. $1.00 § BIG CANS dS¢ With 1 Ib. 260 Coffee or Bulk Tea ae CONE'S GROCERY rived from Seattle. FRECKLES jcocaine and other habit-forming drugs, went Into effect today. They were the result of exposures follow. {ng an investigation by the police partment into charges that stu dents of the Latin quarter and resi Fancy Fresh Dressed Hens, per Ib. ........22c Choice Steer Choice Steer Boiling 10 Sunny Monday Soap, 1 bare SATURDAY SPECIALS Geany Monday Soap, %, vas Mutton Chops, Ib. 1214c | Eastern Hams, Ib... .22c ocfe*ni: . Z5e STALLS 18-25 : ose Eastern Bacon, Ib. .20c Bf iii Titi Fruit Ture, at. de Ope Mutton Shoulders, Ib. 7c Roe lad ©. eee LO ea, Ib Choice Steer Sharp Cream Cheese, tee ae | Oe cr Sle have" eB eden arnt Np oe] — a = Fed Lard Compound, Ib, ae "es mam Ps, eee O85 Th. coo ee Le Pouhen Serre eo) Bes ss : SUN GROCERY MORRIS WILLIAMS American Full Cream Cheese _ (Our mutton is of a ec perior quality. (Try It) fever | The above prices will prevail at the following markets: OLYMPIC MARKET, Second and Pike. | SEATTLE MARKET, Occidental and Yesler Way. There's no longer the slightest | need of feeling ashamed of your freckles, as the prescription othine double strength—ts guaranteed to remove these homely spots. Simply get an ounce of othine double strength—from _ Bartell Stalis 106-112-114—Main Floor Sirloin Steak, Ib... .20c\ Bacon Backs, Ib... .20c 96 WEST PIKE ST. SEE US IN OUR NEW HOMEY - THE DAY’S TOLL The Northwestern Poultry Co., Inc. Slive: City, N. M—M. H. Long-| nichle, F. W. Whitman and William WESTLAKE MARKET, Westlake and Pine. B| Drug Co. and apply © Uttle of It/ yrd, of the Santa Rita mi A Dr . * i shy ould | byra; Of the § nine, were essed and Breeding Stock. . Sacer eee co~ Zane and loflerson, aight and morning and you should lied ‘by the explosion ‘of a blan ag wi 1530 Pike Place _ WESTERN MEAT CO., Western Avenue and Spring. FORMERLY IN CORNER MKT. " ; ' CASCADE MARKET, Lower Floor Westlake Market. Wednesday night | ee Incubators and Baby Chicks. freckles have begun to disappear, | J, TOM REEDER, MGR. while the lighter ones have van-/ Anacortes.—Harry Lawren sus BALLARD MARKET, 5443 Ballard Avenue. iabed | eatirely it como st ted of being a fish pirate died —=-_— = — a —— = Our Motto: “From Packing House to Consumer.” completely clear the skin and gain Fday of wounds received when| @ headon collision betw | motorcyclist. He was taken to the] An address on Labor Day will be| For the third time this year = 7 “pout was shot by Nightwatchman|! 4, ale Adder by Sidney | Providence hospital, painfully . ead a beautiful clear complexion Ruth jmotorcycle ridden on 4 * | delivered by Joseph Gilbert, editor thieves stole a Ford auto owned by = | Look for U. S. Purple Stamp. It signifies purity and Re sure to ask for the double é a Ditlefs » 24 ot 903 eon bruised ——|of the Seattle Herald, Sunday,/Dr. J. H. Knott. This time the = quality, Steps Come Until 10 p.m. strength othine ag this ts sold mv | 4 Clympla—F. Wesenberge, aged) iin ay., on East Union st, Thurs-| Tenants, buyers, sellere—Star| August 31, 8 p.m. in Soclalist|machine was stolen from in front = = fails to remove freckles jin a chelton Teecreuries received) day, resulted in the iajury_of the wants ads find them a hall, 711 Olive st. ‘of the Stander hotel. : ee a ™ — — — = — *_*. | ~ | Ellensburg.—Ear! Coon, killed in = : a fall from an 8. P. & 8. train : was buried here yesterday. po al bee) pr Elloise V. Pierce, ~ at the age of 67 years. = COREY BACK ON JOB = J. J. Corey of Seattle who has @ held the position of deputy state . ‘ inspector of coal mines under the < former inspector D. C. Botting, has pa . resumed his work with the U. §. = bureau of mines from which he had - been furloughed for the past two pe years. : THE M ARKETS | To every man, to have his Suit or Overcoat made to : e | : Ps t | FIT with lots of STYLE. It makes you look pros- | 14 producers for : : : < n } e l ¥ perous, and gives you confidence in yourself, when = * — . . = sitet wae ¢ your personal appearance has that mark of distinc- a it comes to a question o ‘ , a A > W clothes, you can make enchen white, ’ tion of being well dressed. : selecting one of thes opiate aie | a | > tem Suits. For years we have been catering Spuda, ton sreeees D800 @20 * * i i i = oe disc riinina tia, pailia and haw lente nd alone It makes an impression on the man you come in contact with in the every- : know what the men and young men of Seattle day business life. 2 most prefer | . The styles are correct—the materials are of - the very best, and the workmanship through rs out is just what you would expect to find in e e “ the most expensively tailored garment a pork! | uit ut - i "4 by Perry Bros.) The prices, however, are more than reason- F 38 able. k is | = I 144 @ 116 r " Hens, 3 ibe, and i a4 or 0 $25 U; i af aie e vercoat ‘| Overcoat a} will buy any one of a dozen up-to-date mod- : 5. - 4 ae " i els, including the Norfolk, so much worn by Made to Measure Made to Measure : we A young fellows, as well as the popular box 4 back effects, of which we have sold an un- 3 usual number this year. og New shipments are arriving almost daily, wer 09 @ 12 and no matter when you come, you will find pdiae, fifsan 19 @ 10% | something exclusive and out of the ordinary. | _ ES, EN. TWO FINE OFFERS Smeal | On Credit | ‘The Seattle Star has two excep-| i 5 i ‘ = 0, C tionally fine premium offers which Will do this at the English Woolen Mills Stores. You get the benefit of a * f ourse It 1s making to new gs geahiruy or skilled and well organized staff of tailors and your choice of many hundred : r vh G t . *, We don’t expect you to pay all cash when you select your suit—just a small Itbete ‘renewal’ subscriptions " One | choice patterns to select from, and you save from $10 to $15 on your suit payment down will give you an open account with us—pay the balance a little fs tho latest parcel post chart; or overcoat. £ @ach week or month, as you prefer. which gives full and complete data | ; | and information as to the use of the | |parcel post, its rates, ete, This | . lehart includes a map of tho stato : ‘ ; of Washington and a map of the| ; - 9 United States, The other offer Is - & complete Burh. shaving outfit | ps consisting of safety razor, seve’ - \guaranteed blades, nickel-bandled - |shaving brush and shaving soap, all i : 4 |packed Jn neat leatherette case, a | paced dn neat ioathorette carey WE THIRD AT SPRING TWO STORES 704 FIRST AVE. : bsolutely free with a year’s sub- < | 1332-34 Second Ave., Near Union St riptién at the regular price of ~ a $3.26 per year @ advance ‘ °