The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 2, 1914, Page 6

AN ECONOMICAL PLACE TO TRADE =====— Store Closed Saturday, July 4 THIS UPSTAIRS SHOE SHOP} MERITS THE HIGH ESTEEM |) in which it is held by the people of this city, for at no other store will you be shown all of the wanted styles IS RICH AND weed ain (-0-1- O-N-A-l-s | pre ways A. Moo. Abo can Reliance Pineappl PLEASING AS COOL AS maybe get turned down ) }love to see women Ques a Olives, at - saan Ran . pple ie pay STALL 250 he Star passed the ynit| young man is undoubt » oth. || Sweet Pickles, at nt yagi ogee ! TO SEE CAN BE The Detter men. Do not bo humble toward | Swift's Premium Bolied Ham, hota ctorogg ec cpa 5 abe Young Ducks, dressed, Ib...20¢ url} him, but rather act as if you were 26 Washing Powder 10¢ | Spring Chickens, dre the daughter of a king. Do not | Kenton Special Holled Ham : Oe | pound - - think he honors you with hin com: |B sree Se | Fresh Or H. | It's a mighty big problem. Scores | pany, but rather show him that|I wo rae’ Fo be eh Dressed Hen: Jof letters with various opinions for| you do him the honor, even if you|y W® CArry & ful ; BE | The Best Ranch Eggs on the the solution of the poor girl's di; are only a poor, working girl. If ry aRs Market, lemma are flooding into The Star| he does not love you for your own | ioe "ake office. Just a few of the answers| personality, without regard to your| Pure Cane ten Saar "Skaasoal ee ‘abbahoeal : ‘Campesii'e. fs $ are given below. Do you agree|social standing, he is not worthy rh pas cane Camp Dupe e [srg etcan low ool re vane" $4, Bag Dogel et lea gery *| SEATTLE TEA & } ba STONG’S GROCERY Sixth and Pine attractive Colonial design The Gaby Me are very styl nas to ne. reason. wee gon| "weit COFFEE co seein alike teh and perfect fitting ‘makes Hi wonid not marry your Aeal, fich| Rot drop the rich Ideal,” declares | STALLS 129-132 CHAS. LAFONTAINE STALL . Kid-lined, hand-turned nubuck patent, gunmetal, ued or poor, but first prove him your| Mrs. F. MeKernon, 941 Findlay at.| " STALLS 11-12 a Cuban, Louie he and satin; hand-turned” sole: [E| (deat” writes “F. T. R.” “But T would let him know that 1/]#, cant Campbait’s Rou Be rn Re tr Tot Che Shes F eae of Laat, We. 5s +18¢ | te Arcadia Cotten, # 1s. priced feenich or Cubes 2.50 “Granting that you aro not a/¥®# @ poor, working girl, Then tf| " ™ Roast of 1, Ib, 15¢ | Bent Peaderry Cottes, . worklly person, I will not condemn | he cared for the girl herself he| STALLS 104-123 Lent Lard, Ib... “, S00 Cotter, 3 Ibs And the manner In which you became! Old not consider her poverty Shoulders of Spring Lamb, th. rs good Ceylon Tea, Ib. y acquainted, for love laughs at con-|M&ny & poor girl bas won a rich TOKIO GROCERY CO, i id al foc Natural Leaf Tea, 1 Jane Pumps |] ventionalitios, While rich youne man, | 2 tbe, Mot Peanuts .. men are not always to be trust ‘80, ‘Lonesome Girl,’ do not wor-| the same will apply to persons of| ¥ about being poor,” a more lowly station in life. You| i a Riutre Specials tor This Friday Sines —House— are privileged to have a husband} y answer to the ‘Lonesome pe Peaches, Ao 2 rich or poor. If he cares for you he| Girl’ problem is; Ask him to mar sioner hes 20d ana ase Stall 309 Main Floor . 4, will not condemn your place of fire says Mra. Loutse Marton, | 5 “ cg le ag For the best in Smoked Big, White, Sanitary Market 0 2 m to © to 7 Stroud ay. en Lake. foring Lamb, ib 18 rraseg Pvmngecseg A " “har ‘ The popularity of the Jf abode. Permit him to call, go t shel Rechte ot ing Lam Seaties Gene Feet, & ‘ Meats try this Stall. -111- ese te this PRICED AT — The Rapulonity of the HH tne theatres with him, dine with| oot Spring Lams etieee Grape Prut Be. ¢ 2he y this Stall Stalls 110-111-112 «Banged yoke been truly remarkable him in respectable places, ride with | 1 Apel ing | AUGUSTE POMERGRLE SAP EI OP Gt See ee pliant . ue ue “whine him in his auto and if he insults gheg 4 ate Mra 4 WEST'S HOME-MADE CANDIES | shoulder cf Spring Lamb, dd satin, at Mm Duck, patent, gunmet you, slap him tn the face; then ac inte te 5. W STALLS 322-324 Botting Beet, ib..., al and satin, at $2.50 jeept hie apology, if offered. Pre-| ® mutual, reason : m Fresh Leet Lard, ib rve your own self respect andj Why you should his at Corner Fruit Stand Green Beans, = tbe ase | “°° Bane Monet Seen es Everything Under Glass, FOOTWEAR when, after a reasonable probat! tenth To r ve balances all| 9 Ripe Peaches, fox 1 | rancy Rhunard, ¢ Ine 10¢ | 200 hottie Grape Julce . he has proved himself your {deal inequalities. Money does not rome or A seins, § Ges S| Lares Mand Lettuce, 2 tor 5e | Ice Cream, qt «@ morally and physically, I would) stitute characte Breeding, health | @ | Homegrown New Potatoes 19 the 25E | Ice Cream, big dish. Royal Anne Cherries, lb. ....5¢ marry him, {f you Nave the oppor — 1d ct pe al attainments 25e - - Watermelon on Ice, Ib. ” should cast down any barrier be teed “tunity. bi } THREE yuwsuLy| Cooking Apples, 3 Ibs. . “Go in and win! or signing the name to the letter. “Happy Day determ! of cong comforta road rf heels with rubber or the new, sole. Not $5, but here $2.95. and of healt © pext encounter in the lists of love. 7 ‘ ” a tak - lip: jail Orders Delivered Free By Parce! Po: “If you are good, trv pleasing “June” writes tn red ink: “Try| ( | M k t teuntee. ‘Opan Friday Event 7 |] 1 appearance, of ‘education |to win your millionalre's love if ircie ar 4 STALL 201 STALL 301 pen Friday Evening to 9. and possessed of youthful charm, | possible. It te hard for a girl to} %3 OSTON HOE |= SAMPLE HOP % Floor SECOND AVE. AND PIKE 8T. 0. Inc. Elite! Building. seeks your society? Money alone up South-End Public Market In “Market Square’ Third— Washington—Prefontaine—Yesler Served by All Car Lines All Business, Including Farmers, Conducted inside, Protected From Wind, Oust and Rain Coolest, Cleanest, Roomiest Market in Seattle Set The “Handy” Market Will Celebrate “Inde- pendence Day” by Offering Greater Saving - Specials Than Ever for Friday and Friday Night’s Marketing, and by Remaining Closed All Day Saturday, the Fourth of July. The All Day 50 “Sugar Stall” Sugar Special for Friday 8 Ibs. Dry Granulated........... .38¢ Come to the “Handy” Market in “Market Square” and Celebrate Your Freedom From the High Cost of Living. Pot Roast, Ib.. osecree. irloin Steak, Ib.. +e ABE Stall Ret Seale tease [3o21 NewMarket Grocery Shoulder Roast Veal, Ib....12%¢ Under New Management 20 Ibs. Granulated Sugar... 05¢ Leg Mutton, Ib............12%¢ Mutton Chops, Ib..........12%¢ 50-Ib. sack Centennial Flour.... Shoulder Mutton, Tb... 8@ | iis duck Centennial How 8¢ Shoulder Spring Lamb, Ib....10¢ Shoulder Pork Roast, Ib.,,...14¢ Choice Watermelons, Ib......2% Pork Steak, Ib .15¢ Golden Salad Dressing, free dem- Good Pork Sausage, lb.....12%¢ onstration. Special, 15¢ can, makes F Povels,’ tt , 20¢ 1 quart dh¥ en bincakeny ae ancy Fowls, lb........ Cheese h “ane Fancy Springs, Ib.. Raisin Bread, 2 10c loaves....15¢ Pure Eastern Lard, 5 Zwieback, 3 dozen. .20¢ MEM ehccecwes ceserneose Richelieu Chicken Soup 5¢ - Veer: Dill Pickles, each.......06....1¢ , oe ~* bs Seedless Raisins, Ib. pkg.....10¢ Hams, tb. .....-.+. os" HL Becraft & Son °s" EXTRA SPE macnn 15 Shoulder Hams, lb. Fancy Bacon, lb.. Good Bacon, lb....... Bacon Backs, lb..... Above Meat Prices At Stalls 38-42 Independent Packing Co. Carnations, dozen. Roses, per dozen Fresh Mackerel, 25e 25¢ 2 Ibs.. Patiput, 2 lbs..eceve sae creer kB Best Yakima Butter, 4 lbs..$1.00 Premier New York Cheese, 36 to Full Cream Cheese, Ib.... .15¢ 40 per cent butter fat, Ib...... 30¢ Mrs. Herman’s Cottage Cheese, lb. Home-grown new aries, 12 Ibs.. MT © IDs. ceccacs. ss 23¢ ee er oe oe ree 25¢ Davidson Bread .... .10¢ Jilg’s Own Make Head’ Cheese, Ib. Oscar Mayer’s Lax Ham, Ib. BOP ceced coevcecs sewcdiesatecd ae advised a writ. “If you fafl, turn your | face toward the morning with the | submerge tion to be more worthy | #tincts of your life victory In the |own Individuality.” why should you think yourself less| live on love a worthy than the young fellow who/ does | not make for diminction nor will| {t buy any human virtue nor make | young man with money aeor more to be desired) ‘no talse | “its STAR—THURSDAY, JULY 2, 1914. SHALL ‘LONESOME GIRL’ KEEP HER IDEAL, EVEN THOUGH HE SHE IS POOR? |gods in your house. and latest novelties for less than double our price of ra "Ste; tim for himself and not for his 0 rmne, * | motor care or hie money, grasp x to her.| your opportunity, for the proverb 50 FOR stven, jie aexe nee-|wayoth: ‘It is better to have loved 95 learns he te the won| @0d lowt than never to have loved nal WOMEN t “ea ian-up" family, “t} at all.’ Take your ‘fighting chanc fC IER oe Bs dear little 20-year-old and give him le einile, dr am and love hin your heart. Remember, am your glories of an empire'.” “Firat of all, ‘Lonesome Girl,’ be perhaps the ne.” .* of Cirle w 6 everything Under | Glass “A Woman of Experience” warns |f fun’ mado & Re agxinet further thought of the|[f Spare nite. 1 wity money *|E RES hntwine comma BRS] | STALLS 200-215 STALL 344 “L would advise you, ‘Lonesome (p24 ee ¢ | Extra Large Bananas, doz 1,’ not to waste your time, if tt t all valuable, even in the ca p y of a working girl. Iam a woman of experlence and I have yet to meet the young or old man | with millions who would risk bis | wealth and soctal standing by tak-| | 95 upon himself a poor working and the responsibility of open. | ing & new and strange life to her, } “I would {se any young man lor woman to seek an eq Show independence and sound ‘ST.LOUIS HEIRESS NOT NAMED | ee ae ie Ann Lois Campbell ST. LOUIS, Mo, July 2.—A early income’—enough to live on is ail Miss Ann Lois Campbell, only child of the late James Camp bell, will get of her father’s $50,- 000,000 fortune. Mias Campbell's engagement to Elzey G, Burkman was announced a few hours after her father's funeral, Burkman is not wealthy. Campbell leaves his entire es tate to the St. Louis university, a Catholle institution, but it will ‘be held in trust for the university for 21 years after the death of the multt-miliionaire's widow. WELCH IS FREED, George Welch “ta a free man t» day as a result of a jury verdist. last night in Judge Ronald's cou;t holding him innocent of the robbet y| of Al Reetz of $2 If you a ith all . The love | of a good woman ts worth all the 1 recognize my supertor| yin intelligence, but not fn wealth Don't let money or soctal position best tn. Develop your! io PAGE 6, WESTLAKE PUBLIC MARKET. Fifth, Sixth and Pine CLOSED SATURDAY, JULY 4t STONG cuTS ‘PRICES OFP>=-ANTHA OPEN FRIDAY, JULY 3rd, UNTIL 10 P. M. Westlake Poultry & Produce Co. Westlake Delicatessen BOOTH 319 22 Ibs. Granulated Sugar. . foes » $1.00 No, 60 sack Patent Flour $1.25 Sells Good Things to Eat. Fancy Dill Pickles, doz (With $1 groce ries, specials not ‘Ynctuded.) Smoked Meat STONG’S MARKET DLIVER Lemons, doz. .... 342 Pacific Coast FishCo. Brenneman & McIntosh GIRLS CAKES Kich and Tasty Lower Floor lard, Ib t» 1 Halt Pork, ib “The Quality Shop.” of Dee Lamb, Stalls have ite States ake abt 25e Chocolate Fudge, ib.....15¢] Halibut, 2 Ibs. Ruger Cured Nice, Sweet Cantaloupes, 3 for.. Stalls 2-3-4 10¢ and a the Ripe Peaches, doz Oe STALLS 325-326 __| Rive Peaches, dos. 5 ...---10€ |... .. Chane, Sek Reale ae | King's A ag Se¢] vot Ho Tomatoos, Ib. ibe Telephone Peas, Ib Freb ‘Kiuted ‘Serine Ons es Th. ing falmon, ib ees ° ni ; Whole Bhad, each 18s Watermelon, Ib. -. Be | Fancy Tomatoes, ib........ ‘10¢ We strive to please. Give ws a } | | OPEN UNTIL NOON SATURDAY LONDON ON THE MARKET OPEN UNTIL 10 P. M. FRIDAY LONDON S H 0 ES Thrown Ai MEANS A CROWD AT rown Away WESTLAKE AVOID SECOND AVENUE “MAHOGANY AGONY” AND HAVE MONEY LEFT. Man's tow | | Ladiet 98.60 | Ladies Nare- | Chtidren’s $1.76] cnnaren’s | patent leather imroee Ladle’ 9880 | radier $2.00 | Ladies 42.60 | Tatler 080" | Hee sandals, | 824 82.60 | white canvas | Bhoes, ‘sso | $180, She” vaiuerrte t840] Law shore | ew snows | Low shoe | Ing Trevi | githowe no aoe rope siso | 81-50 | s1.25 | #100 | Soe 81.50 49902 : eM COG pore pete ro al wrineme | sce sak on’ | shaving Soap | ioe —— = Sanitary » ioe Papeterte : ~__$¢__|_ 30s “Bult Window | “BATHING SUITS | « | n with] 16 Har TH6 Py peace Wate re 4 & Adults 65¢ Boys 5c) ae “Be Aah compe isd Napkine| Moavy sed | Safety Pina | Tricolor 2¢ saree [Beawtiral 910-00) aien’ $1.26 ete ent | ae Se de 190 4 2c nro AEC George Fisher, who ended his life in Ogden, Utah, was wanted by gov jernment authorities. “HERE Humboldt arrives with $154,000 Fifteen are retired by “naval! wee shell exploded, kil! plucking board” at Washington. Cook and * papel lar My C. W. Athens, carpenter, fell from Heat at Brockton, Mass. P , Mrs. Loule Schwabacher and Mr.|22-story window Into’ Broadway,| | Edward Free Littan n gold bullion eens 5 ieeeiies and Mrs. J. Stern here from San| New York, and was killed. Schabert, 19, elo tion’ of Letter Carriere’ secretary, | Pranciaco Nevada supreme court upheld law| from Portland, detained by tion of Letter Gacriare . a Mrs. ih ir Easton dies at resi- requiring 4 year's residande in the Pranciaco police, rr | dence, 2212 14th 8. state by divorce applicants. laron Yamanouchi, vi 1 Garvernement: sate ext "denmnene - : Representative Roberts Intro-|and' member Of, house "of pean North can't talk free to relatives]? "ELSEWHERE ———-@ | duced a bill appropriating $7,500 to) whose name was involved in the outside any more. ices peso et « buy the suit Lincoln wore when as-|navy graft scandal, tried to kill sassinated from private collectoy. | himself at Tokio, Idaho republican, democratic and) Ground broken for the Turkish pa- progressive state conventions all/vilion on the 1916 fair grounds at declared for prohibition. San Francisco. Washington State Pharmaceutical | association meets July 13-15, at} Longmire. Coroner will Investigate death of Charles Hassen, killed in sewer cave-in. Mise Grace Purdy will be soloist at Clef club Venetian Fiesta on Lake | Washington, Saturday night Col, James W. Pender, who tired] Mra, Bertha Wiggins, found not| first gun in battle of Gettysburg, guilty of sheltering alien in home, | dead at El Paso. Local branch of Washington State Philadelphia digs up law passed Democratic league organized. in 1721 to prohibit fireworks on Samuel Neterer, son of federal | Fourth. Judge, gets offer to become principal| Aided as a pauper, New Haven of high school tn Oregon, miser leaves estate of $19,000, | Stone Bros., tailors, move to Third| Secretary McAdoo congratulates | and Marion st Father-in-law Wilson on success of R, V. Sewell, well known New tariff legislation. York artist, and family, in Seattle] Flying boat America makes first en route to North, continued flight in air. Henry Morgan, Seattle rose grow-| Cotton crop is estimated at 79,66 | er, returns from Southeastern Alas per cent norma ka with optimistic report concern-| southern railway, controlled by ing farming. voting trust since 1894, turned over G. A. R. and Woman's Relief Corps | to sharehouders. hold joint basket picnic at Maple! Despite turn down by president, Grove paddock, near O'Brien, on the |guffragets prepare to fight for Fourth. amendment in congress. Charged that American women, shopping In Paris, are shadowed by U, 8. customs officers, Countess of Carlisie contributes $1,500 to Irish home rule cause. Louls ice wagon drivers in riot with strikebreakers. W.L.Douglas M Shoes ry Celebrate THE FOURTH OF JULY by wearing one of our special extra heavy Blue Serge $15 SUITS Made up in all the latest models. A fine selec- tion of grays, browns and pin stripes, and we guarantee a perfect fit. GIRL TO RUN FARM FAR FROM R. R. LA CROSSE, Wis. July 2. ‘Tm not going to be a stenog- rapher; I’m not going to be married to a poor, hard-working city man; I'm going to be an in dependent farmer.” | These were the words of Ame: || es erman C ermer la Gavin, 22 years old, when she || started for Montana, where she i : will live for three years on \ Seattle’s 2 Big Union Stores 220-222 First Ave. South 103-105-107 First Ave. South, THE ODEON First, THURSDAY “QUEEN OF THE § near Pike TY THIEVES" = i Finck’s Detroit Special Overalls Bergman’s Hand- | made Logger BAKERY and RESTAURANT claim of 320 acres, Her land ‘w 104 miles from a railroad, 913 Second near Madison ‘The Jur, out nine hours. ;, rks ve ‘| y