The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 17, 1913, Page 7

are Meat Prices Cut ‘4 for Saturday The Middleman Eliminated ocean reennes rye & Co.’s Markets The following big specials will be offered to- morrow, Saturday: choice Prime RIb 18¢ | Choice Spare 12:¢ of Beef Ribs Cholce Boilin holce Leg of 1 5c 9 1 1 Beef bis c Mutton . sees Rib and Loin Mutton 15c Gheise T-Bone 2% Chops ° (Our mutton Is of a superior Cholee Sirioin 2 Try It.) Steak F q Cc quality. 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. ICAN MEAT CO.,, Third and Jefferson. RN MEAT CO., Western Avenue and Spring. CASCADE MARKET, Lower Floor Westlake Market. BALLARD MARKET, 5443 Ballard Avenue. Our Motto: Look for U. S. Purple Stamp. quality. Shops Open “From Packing House to Consumer.” It signifies purity and Until 10 p. m. J.J. Kelley’s Family Liquor Store The readers of The Star will find J. J. Kelley's Famtly Liquor Store is the most reliable house to deal with when in need of Wines and Liquors for your home. Special On full quart M 0 nogram Whiskey; regular price One bottle 6- year - old Port Wine; regular Regular price ....-$1.50 The Two Bottles for $1.00 MAIN 2838 1315 FIRST AVENUE THE NEW COLOR TANGO RED OCTONEK SWEATERS 8 COLLARS IN 1, KNIT-TO-FIT, PATENTED JUMBOS, NORFOLKS, HALF BELTS We prepay ex press charges on all orders out-of-town of $4.00 or over, ex- cept beer. For Men and Women, Wholesale and Retail. Ali Colors. OCTONEK KNITTING CO. 425 Union St., Cor. Fifth Ave. Main 2296 DAILY Night Service (THROUGH SLEEPING CAR) ——BETWE Seattle and Grays Harbor VIA THE This through sleeping car is operated in connection with the famous the popular night train between Seattle and Portland Leave le 11:15 p. m. Arrive Aberdeen 6:00 a. m., Hoquiam 7:15 a. m The ttle business man will find this service of great convenience, since it enables him to transact his affairs in Aberdeen and Hoquiam with the loss of but one business day from Seattle For further information call on or telephone J. H. O'NEILL, District Passenger Agent. . 16 SECOND AVE. TEL, MAIN 932. OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE HERE SHE IS IN TROUSERS : - Miss Maggie Teyte and Trousers MAGGIE TEYTE SAYS DRESSES ARE IMMODEST NEW Y¢ RK, Her Oct. 17.—Maggte Teyte, the diminutive English so prano, who will appear with the Philadelphia -Chicag ora com jpany, arrived the Kaiser Wil helm der Grosse wearing “boy's clothes.” | In a palr of rbockers, stop ping st ¢ docks for many camera vat German ned ashore by and lau didn't come stewards sto But—she unprogresal un at the gn saw the dainty diva tripping to- ward him tn the soft brown knick erbockers, black silk stockings and mannish brown coat her trousered invasion of the United States end ed abruptly “Nothin’ doin,” was all the cop sald, and bi ed the gangway He wouldn't Magele land until she went back and put on a skirt, which, however, was of the gener boken poli¢ ously slitted kind Miss Teyte, at home Mra Plumon, who had her physician husband with her, was disconsolate and embarrassed “Dresses a modest!” she ex claimed, are not Trousers o the tm. agination, do, even| the slit ones EMMA RETURNS, sputy Sheriff Roberts returned Dep to Seattle Thursday night from Portland, bringing with him Emma Tamley, William Tamiey and H. E. Anderson. Tamley an‘ Anderson are wanted here on petit larceny | charges The woman has a suspended sen tence hanging over her. She was use these Markets FOODS PRICES are fresher. *SUGA NAVY BEANS Lroamery Butter, 80¢ 1 New Rainier Peanut Taffy, regular 20c, ih. ..... . 10 After Dinner Mints, lb. bisa seesigces . 20 40c Chncdliins, hand- rolled, all flavors, Ib. 25c HOOD’S CANDY CO. 1509 Pike Place Meet the Producer! Over 200 Farmers for the sale of their produce. are lower. Pike Place Public Market ! 527 Pike Place ey el Why pay the corner grocer $1 for 16 or 16 Ibe.? Stall No. Sauerkraut, 2 qts, 15¢; Peanut Butter, 2 tbe, Bhe...- 70 OLD DUS GOLD DUST Stalls 201 GOLD DUST 18¢ ery pay 22.57-40 Freestone Peaches, 4Q¢@ box; 2 boxes, The ++ 208 Lemons, 20¢@ doz; Jonathan Apples, 10¢ doz 48 Red Snappers, 3 Ibs, 2he; Salmon, Qh each........ +287 Small white bent wet 4 Ibe. i 201, 64, 40 Maeat Maarket Remember the Name} Notice the Number Rump Roast, best, Ib...... ee ‘ 1 and 14¢ Eastern H 21¢ Fastern Bacon 22¢ Pure Mt. Vernon Jersey Putter, Ib. 9 se : B5¢ Good Select Eggs, doz 10¢ Pure Yakima Honey, Jar...25¢ Mt. Vernon Butter Store 1521 Pike Place Go to the SOUND VIEW MARKET CO for Circle W Meats Special Saturday Pot Ronsts, Ib, 12e¢ to the Shoulder of Lamb, 1Q¢ to 12'2¢ STALL 47—LOWER FLOOR YOU *:, "uct Seat! BIG LOAF OF BRAN BREAD HOOSIER HOME BAKERY wien Selly Nest to Sugar Stall jas Corner Public Market 3 LARGE CANS CARNATION MILK... (With 1 Ib, 286 © He bottle Crosse & Miackwell's Olive - 40 hottie Lae & Perrin's Woreseter- shire Mauce for abe 15¢ otfee or Bulk Tea) *M JM Coffee ......$1,00 2 pkwa Poartine 106 0 bare Unesda Laundry Reap. 25 @ Kelected Ripe Oltves, pt 15¢ Bring this Coupon and get the famous baker and book FREE with any of the above scene ME Stalls 18 and 26 CONE’S GROCERY Lower Floor i 21 POUNDS SUGAR .. Stalls 106, Ont Fi iia ti8 “SUN GROCERY Avatwuets | Sanitary Public Market | 5 | Fancy towa ro B | a eee 3 dara <4 oned Smelte Ib 15¢ [3 ibs. ... $1.00 Extra large Crabs, each ve Pies ‘Zoe PETE'S FISH MARKET TEETHING AT 78) PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 17.—John 1A. Johnson, 78 years old, a veteran | ae eet ee ano. from a sen.\of the civil war and a member of tence of 1 to 15 years in the Walla| Courtland Saur post, No, a Walla. penitentiary, on a promise|@. A. R., is cutting two teeth. He hye aa peger hae re [PE chewing tobacco for the T e in 52 years as a con nerainee sehraen Early yesterday he was a i ” in his gums Barbaraz hypnot! A recigy a , a hasty inspection, with baraz is now ser 18 months at MecNetls teland for | violation of the Mann act. | |But He Left No Doctor's Bill Behind Him | So old Battling Dugan fs dead! | What did he die of? Brass knuckles NOTHING STARTLING | FOR JESSIE WILSON Oct. 17.—The min aret gown and similar creations | will find no place in the trousseau of Misa Jessie Wilson. At her apartments In the Waldorf Mrs. Wilson confirmed announce. mert that none of the startling new fashions shown in dinner and ball gowns would be represented In her NEW YORK daughter's wardrobe ¥ he-| comes the brid of ancis B. Sayre, in the White House, on No- vember 2 | ‘The trousseau will have touches violet, Miss Wison's favorite of color, Mroughout She is partie-| ularly fond of the lighter shades ot} violet. |Fast S. S. H. B. Kennedy eth, one in the} wo upper jaw and th er, were discov J.D. FARRELL'S CERTIFIED| MILK SCORES FIRST AT | YAKIMA STATE FAIR | In the milk and cream contests at the Yakima State Fair, just closed, | I. D. Farrell's Maplewood Certified Milk made the very high score of 8, and as a result was awarded first honors Excursions Daily to Navy Yard Leaves Colman Dock 10:30 A. M.—1:30 P. M.| Yard Open to Visitors. | | Other Trips, 6:35 and 8 A. J, 2 and 5:30 P. M. Fare—Round Trip, 50c; Children 5 to 12, Half Fare. See us for all kinds of seeds. Largest assortment of home grown trees to select from in Seattle. Holland Bulbs just arrived. Sandahl & Son Company Store 120 Pike St. Nursery and Green Houses, Renton Junction |\zed to return the E—. H. COLLINS Stall 28 The reduced the cost of living SANITARY sare. CORNER so srante. PIKE PLACE ‘ini Markets that have in Seattle. CITY’S NEW MARKET FOR FARMERS NOW COMPLETED Declared by Experts to be the Most Sanitary Public Market in the Country. GRAND OPENING TOMORROW Cavanaugh’s Band Will Play both afternoon and evening. The SANITARY PUBLIC MARKET also announces the opening of its new ANNEX, which fronts directly on the new Municipal Market. Entrance to ANNEX, and the NEW FARMERS’ MARKET is through the SANITARY MARKET. Sanitary Public Market Tokio Tea Store STALLS 24 AND 36 EXTRAORDINARY SPECIAL! SUGAR 100 Lbs. $4.50 Flour . 50 sack ... .$1.15 No Includes Holly, Centennial, Best, STALLS 132-134 We manufacture all of our Sausages, Bolognas and Meat Products. You are tnvited to in- spect our big Sanitary Plant up- Excellent, O. K. and Krone. stairs. Free Delivery on Both of the Above. Little Smoked Hams, Ib...22¢ 25¢ pure Santos Coffee...25¢ | Little Pig Pork Bacon, 1b..30¢ 1 doz. Mt. Vernon Milk...82¢ " sore Ros P i sets Tuase Aeaes Ore | Little Pork Roast, Ib......20¢ 4 Ibs. Cottolene .. 5Oe | Little Pig Shoulders, Ib....16¢ 1,000 Customtrs ais Pure Pork Sausage, Ib.....25¢ German Sausage, Ib....... 2he Phone Elliott 4432 | Garlic Bologna, Ib.......... 20¢ Frankfurters, Ib. . Weiners, 1b ; Extra Liver Puddings, 1b..25¢ owe Ring Liverwurst, Ib. 16¢ 114-—-MAIN FLOOR——125 | Ring Blood Puddings, Ib...16¢ New crop Yakima Comb] Pressed Ham, Ib........... HOMey 2.6.2 ss eeseeeceseee 20¢ | German Head Cheese, Ib New crop White Yakima Strained Honey, pt Qh¢ | Ham Bologna, Ib.........+- Black Mission Figs, Ib Zee | Tongue Bologna, Ib.........25¢ Golden Dates, 4 Ibs 25e Large fe .. Italian Prunes, Ib Evavapornted Apples, 3 Ibs. .25¢ Fancy Muir Peaches, 3 Iba. Loose Muscatel Raisins, Ib. 7e¢ Yakima Spuds, del... 20-40 Santa Clara Prunes, Delivery Free. We Carry Fresh Fruit and Vegetables. | | Some people think the tem- perance movement is a modern | one, and while it is true the | present movement began in the firet quarter of the nineteenth century, still, | can remember attempts of the Chinese at temperance reform as early eleven centuries B. C. So! of their emperors, indeed, ma strenuous temperance reforms and not satisfied with simply | forbidding the manufacture | and sale of liquor, even went | so far as to order all of the | | BACKACHE VANISHES, RHEUMATIC PAINS GO Few Doses of Croxone Ease) Stiff, Sore, Swollen Joints and Muscles, Relieving Backache and Bladder Disorders If you suffer with backache have pains In the neck or sides— hervous or dizzy spella—a few} doses of Croxone will relieve the | congestion and you will be sur. prised how quickly all kidney, blad- Aer and rheumatic troubles will dis: appear. | Croxone promptly relieves these | diseases because {ft really does reach the real cause. It soaks right into the walls and Mnings of the kidneys, cleans out the stopped-up inactive organs, neutralizes and dissolves the urie acid and makes the kidneys sift from the blood the | | waste and pofsonous matter that lodge in the joints and muscles to scratch and irritate and cause} rheumatism. It soothes and heals the delicate linings of the bladder | | renewed filter the | and gives the kidneys strength so they can blood and keep you well Croxone is different from alt oth- er remedi It is so prepared that it is practically {mpossible to take it without result An original package of Croxone costs but a trifle, und all druggists are author: | purchase price if it should fail in a single case, vines In the kingdom uprooted. Buddhists also abstinence ideas And then Spread total the far and wide and various abstinence orders. Th number number of size of the beer pots. Then at a more recent when George Nevile was made 1 saw 300 Carthiginians wine in the camps or among magistrates holding public of- of taverns archbishop of York, tons of ale and 100 of wine de- 12,400,000 barrels of beer wae drunk by @ population of 5,000,000 England, but this love of beer wae replaced In the eighteenth stroyed. In 1688, taverans +++ 81.35 Orders of $1.00 or over, -- be 1l¢ Flowers and Plants 25e each 20: Chrysanthemums in pots, Peony Roots, red, white and pink, regularly 35c. Special, Saturday, OBI; GOON sessnecenainaays 20¢ Sanitary Flower Stand 1523 First Av. a OCCIDENTAL QUALITY MKT. H. Brodhum, Prop. Steer Pot Roast, Ib Shoulder of Lamb, Leg of Lamb, 1b Leg of Mutton, Pork Roast, Ib Eastern Bacon, 1b., Ib.. --15¢ 2¢ and 25¢ STALL D SANITARY MARKET ANNEX Vashon Poultry Co. Moved to Sanitary Market Annex. In our new loca- tion we are equipped to give our many customers better goods and better service than ever before. bse King Apples, dozen. + 20¢ Grapes, basket -15¢ All kinds of Fresh Vegetables at Spectal Prices. T. & T. VEG. AND FRUIT CO, STALL B—Annex Best Local Ranch Eggs, dozen ‘fi, ce 45e Saturday only. STALL I—Annex Are you getting satisfactory But- ter for your table? TRY RED SHIELD BUTTER 40c Lb. We churn every day. First Avenue Entrance—Sanitary Market. among the Hebrews in olden times were sects and and date, In 1464, century by a craving for and retaliers hung out signs “Drunk for 1d, Dead Drunk for 2d. Straw for Then the lawmak- finally gin saying, Nothing.” ers got busy nd again gave way to beer. DAMAGED BY SMOKE Fire, starting {n a trunk, caused of damages to a two- frame dwelling at Thursday at mid- The house was ocoupled by $200 worth and-a-half story 1418 Jackson st., night. a man named Kessler. the building amounted to $75 and Dam forbade and the | |PASS CROWD WHERE | SISTER LIES DYING | | ROCHESTER, N. Y., Oct. 17. Ethel and Margaret Nevin, sisters, | pasred by a crowd of excited per- |sons gathered in Monroe av., when |Miss Carrie Nevin, another sister, was struck and killed by an auto. mobtle driven by Albert F. Sulzer, | |a chemist |. ‘The sisters were on their way home from work. One sister the A Simple Remedy to Correct Constipation Before It Becomes Chronic. Very few people go through life without some time or other being troubled with constipation, Thou- sands injure themselves by the use of strong cathartics, salts, mineral waters, pills and similar things. They have temporary value in some In gin Dead cases, it is true, but the good ef fect is soon lost, and the more one takes of them the less effective they become, A physic or purgative {s seldom necessary, and much better and more permanent results can be ob- tained by using a scientific remedy like Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, It does not hide behind a high-sounding nam, but is what it is represented |}to be, a mild laxative medicine. It ages to contents, $125, The cause of the|{s so mild that thousands of moth fire 18 unknown Jers sive {t to tiny infants, and yet - |it 18 #0 compounded, and contains. e ____ | such definite ingredients that {t will THE NEW MAN have equally good effect when used A hurry call for a floral || bY & person suffering from the| | piece for a funeral was tele- | worst chronic constipation, — In| | phoned to a florist with in- | /fact, among the greatest endorsers structions to make a wreath | |Of Syrup Pepsin are elderly people with the following inscription: | |Who have suffered for years and | “Rest in peace,” on one side, | |found nothing to benefit them until and, if there was room, “We | |they took Syrup Pepsin shall meet in heaven." The | |_ It is a fact that millions of fami florist was away and a new as. Nes have Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pep: sistant sent a floral pfeco | [sin constantly in the house, homes) bearing the follpwing startling | |!ike those of Mr.,H, W. Fenstermak- | inscription: “Rest in peace on | jer, Siegfried, Pa, He s he has} yne side, and, {f there {is room, had wonderful results feom the use | wo will meet in heaven.”—Lip. | [of Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin, | pincott’s, | that, in fact, he has never found a a csnpaeniniiisinainini ° pleaded with the other to stop and see what the excitement was about, but the other insisted that it would jonty excite her. Upon their arrival jat home they were called on the ‘telephone and notified of the acci- dent. They reached the scene of the mishap in time to see their sis- ter alive. Australia’s | new nickel coins will have scalloped edges, to prevent them being mistaken for silver money. All Clogged Up? Here’s Quick Relief MR. H. W. FENSTERMAKER recommend it. The special value of this grand laxative tonic is that it is suited to the needs of every mem- ber of the family. It is pleasant- tasting, mild and non-griping. Un- like harsh physics, it works gradu- ally, and in a very brief time the stomach and bowel troubles are trained to do their work naturally again, when all medicines can be dispensed with, You can obtain a bottle at any drug store for fifty cents or one dol- lar, The latter size is usually bought by familfes who already’ know its value. Results are always guaranteed or money will be re- funded. . Families wishing to try a free sample bottle can obtain it post pald by addressing Dr. W. B. Cald- well, 419 Washington st., Monticel- lo, I). A postal card with your remedy @p good, and he is glad to] name and address on it will do