The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 21, 1914, Page 7

STAR—FRIDAY, We make a specialty of ipnches for auto parties Visit lat new dining room Every- g new; fine leather-lined | Hyooths. | CAKES, PIES AND, ‘ALL LL KINDS OF FRENCH ING ARE FRESH) ILY. ———— Visit These Sanitary Bakeries. bermain Bakery, 409 Pike St. 1517 Pike Place Market. | Anything Delivered | O DELIVERY CO. Eliett 254. = 506 Oty, ICE = | ICE DELIVERY CO. ELLIOTT 5560 MEAT PRICES cur TEMPORARY POPE pot SATURDAY | AT CHURCH'S HEAD ROME, Aug. 21.—Cardinal Della Volpe is temporary head Frye & Co. $ Markets pate eens Turning, after the third blow, to) | the others in the chamber, he said xcet | solemnly The pope ‘truly ia) cameriengo, papal dead.” authority passed automatically into| From the master of ceremonies _ The following Big Specials will be offered tomor: | his hands immediately following|he next received the St. Peter's » Saturday: Pius Xe deatt. |ring in a ertmson purse, and from ie - He was not In Rome at the time, the datary and = secretaries of C Fresh Dressed Roasting Chickens, Ib. .....20c however, so did not take formal|the papal household, the Iate| , oe possession of the Fisherman's! pope's seals. 8 Quality Washington Creamery Butter, Ib... .35c Ring, bis insignia of office, until | Goes to Apartments | Thursday Thus empowered, a corps of the | He will retain his position until) Swiss and noble guards was at IC ja new pope has been elected by| once assigned to him and he pro- |the college of cardinals ceeded to the Vatican apartments 4 1 Visits Death Chamber assigned to him, to remain until Cardinal Della Volpe visited the|he ts called on to transfer his au- go death chamber. |thority to a duly elected pope. _ Leg of Choice Shoulder of Lamb .....6.+6 Choice Shoulder Veal Roast ... 15¢ c pice Steer Pot 12c The above prices will prevail at the following markets: _ OLYMPIC MARKET, Second and Pike. Dressed tn the violet surplice At 9 a. m. today the pope's body | and cape of his post, the camer-|was removed from the Vatican lengo first summoned to him all/throne room to the Chapel of the other prelates and clergy of the| Sacrament at St. Peter's apostolic chamber, and then, lead ing them, proceeded to the apart-| 1 Wanted Body in Chapel } his violated tradition and pree ment where the late supreme pon : tiff lay, with the “Penitenzieri”|@4ent. but the pope had sald he still reciting psalms and the funer- | did not wish his corpse to remain for the customary three days in i al offices about him. y n | SEATTLE MARKET, Occidental and Yesler Way, (1 ” Qiiitted to the chamber, he|the throne room for exclusive WESTLAKE MARKET, Westlake and Pine. | dropped for a moment to hie ienees | sits by the cardinals, nobility, | | diplomats and other of the priv-| |fleged classes, but destred it ex- posed immediately in St. Peter’s| for rich and poor to see. The tradition calling for the ex- posure of the pope's feet outside. the chancel rail for thousands to Kise was also shattered, and those p * see tenant: | who view the. body during the next ning each = tim Gtos vad F six days will not be permitted to kiss the feet. BREWING AND MALTING COMPANY'S RAINIER BEER DISPLAY AT ARMORY | — i q i “CZAR WANTS BOY epee. | ——¢ | \ | ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. 21.— aut| Europe is interested in the an-| bach that the czarina ts ex-| pecting an addition to the royal) | family, and the czar hopes that it} will be a boy. | The only boy In the family, the o-yearold Alexis, is slowly dying from necrosie. Hugenists call attention to the fact that male births greatly out number female births in time of war AMERICAN MEAT CQ, Third and Jefferson. lon a violet cushion, offered up «| WESTERN MEAT CO., Western Avenue and Spring. BALLARD MARKET, 5443 Ballard Avenue. Our Motto: “From Packing House to Consumer.” for the U. S. purple stamp. It signifies purity and quality. Shops open until 10 p. m. silent prayer, then approached the dead man's bed. Strikes Dead Forehead Drawing back the veil which cov- jered the waxen face, he struck |three times with the silver mallet) of his office upon Pius’ forehead. Cruisers Submarines Dry Docks Can Be Seen at Navy Yard Bremerton cag VET MDE roy ereameP E8 2 Boner ee a ue OIE HET PTV EY eran ove 8 wertT TT uns wievees wernt mmm TE FEET Us S. S. H. B. Kennedy LEAVES COLMAN DOCK |} 4 8. 8. H. B. Kennedy leaves} Colman Dock 6:30, 10:30 a. m.; : :20 p.m. Other boats at | and 2 p, m. Fare, round trip, dren, 5 to 12, 260. » the consumption all oth everages produced by its <ftainier Beer and Malt 4 500, Chil. ling | no ground fo Wy has won more than local fame | dustry to stand on anywhere. AUGUST 21, 1914, PAGE 7. Treen J puatic MARKET euperet Washington Creamery Butter, 350 Ib. Full Cream Cheese 200 Ib. Coffee, extra fine, 350 Ib PUBLIC MARKET = Ed STALL 120 Near Firet Ave Entrance. Geo, L. Osborne—Stall 0—Lower Floor—Sanitary Market—Cert ¥, Poepples. Armourdale Meat Co. Circle W Lamb Chops, 2 Ibe Armourdale Pork Srepaieg ts Ib.. evens BBO | ccvcvecveece +» 20 Rib, Loin Lamb ‘Chops, Ib..15¢ | Legs Lamb, Ib. Choice Steer Pot Roast, Ib... . | Swedish Potato 8a 1O¢122¢ | bison bbe Fresh Hamburg Steak, Ib ioe | Compound Lard, 2 Ibs.... ‘These prices hold good a}! thie week Kverything under refrigerated coun tera for Peaches caring Peaches Larg Extra Fancy Elbertas and remies ~ crate Fisher's Biend FLOUR $1.60 ..:: Free Oelievery wait SUGAR the Wholesale Price. ¥atre Large, Sweet Yakima or 61.25 Cantaloupes, 5c ea. fF fri2 Fancy Gravenstein Eating Apples $1.10 GILMAN BOS. 1517 Frist Ave. German Sausages, Made in Seattle We specialize in making meat products and sausages, and we buy meats that are specially choren for being tender and juicy. We guarantee cleanliness, and that our products are free from all adul- terants. Because we uso the best, and our meats are specially chosen, there are no bad aftereffects, Try some—they are delicious, JILGS’ iu; MEAT PRODUCTS SANITARY Potaamal 136—MAIN FLOOR SOUTH F.4D MARKET—STALL 52 Philadelphia Fish Market Sturgeon, Ib Halibut, Ib. .. +4 Whole Salmon. . 25¢-30¢ Full line of fresh-caught Fish, These prices do not include de- livery charges. STALL 10 cane Milk Totlet Paper eos Sweetheart Soap p mtyle Rice TOKIO TEA STORE STALLS 24-36-37 larece Per Box OUR DAILY BREAD SPECIAL 2 0c Loaves el WANE. Feds cast 15¢ MRS. PFEFFER’S QUALITY AND QUANTITY BAKERY 1613 First Aven Mam Lat, Io. .ceece ee Cottage Cheese, ib... Home-made Mayonnaise Dressing clans 15e¢ here. Moor No rise tn prt HUBER @ KL Mall ti—-Lower Floor PHILADELPHIA MEAT CO. Telephone Your Order—Auto Delivery | Quality Meats Only MAIN 5231 STALLS 3-5-7 EGGS, E.H. COLLINS *<:.. Closing Out Sample Shoes Shows are now arriving dafly—tn order to make room for them we must anc- Rend these prices Shoes and Oxfords, to go at BUTTER, STALL 28 0 $4.60, at $1.00 snd Bt. rks New arrivals in high-grade Men's Shoes, in button or ace, at ridicucuny low prices. We Invite you to Inspect our Boys’ School Shoes They are the best in the nd, at | Howe signe aden ‘Money Back” Our Motto hoes THE ANNEX SAMPLE SHOE STORE *‘US"* SANITARY MARKET ANNEX Shoes for the Whole Family, Open Till 10:30 p. m. Sanitary Public Market Corner Public Market Pike Place Public Market Corner Public Market PATENT FLOUR] CARNATION MILK 1 2 nd 3 LARGE CANS 15c Vree Delivery with other $2.00 or der, ‘not including the following #pe 106 Swit Se 100 1 4 Ibe Prune: ahe &m 256] 49 Royal Baking Powder 6 o'Clock Kidgway's ib-can Bho 206 rae tes ts 2. "yee BOE | ibe cane Corn Byrup 106 With purchase of i ib. of our fie’ | ® sacks Sait 10¢ fun Brand Tea or Coffer THE SUN GROCERY Stalls 106, 112, 114 Main Floor. Washington Market 94-96 PIKE STREET THE TRUST IS GETTING PEEVED Because we will not raise our prices. We intend to make them ¢ lower. This will convince you there is no scare about High Prices Nothing doing at Murray's. Legs of Lamb, Ib...12%¢ | Pot Roasts, Ib ALLEN’S GROCERY Stalls 18 and 26 Lower Floor Shoulder of Lamb, ‘tb. 5 ‘Se Round Steaks, Lamb Chops, Ib....12%@ | Loin Steaks, Ib.. ‘ Lard, home es gg ae | Roast Veal, Ib... -10¢ Spring Chickens, . .22¢ | Hens, th. MURRAY MEAT COMPANY STALLS 2-3-5-7 OLD PIKE ‘PLACE | — pul ; | | Meet the Producer SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY Sugar Only 8Lhs. 60¢c Booths 17-57-37-55 TRS cond Rates wey econ as fora New Rainier Meat 1527 PIKE PLACE Legs Lamb, Ib........ 14¢ | Eastern Bacon, .... 22¢ Shoulders” ar ine .9¢ | Picnic Hams, es -14¢ Veal Roast, Ib.. 15¢ Pure Lard, Ib......... 15¢ Veal Chops, Ib.. -15¢ | Lard Compound, Ib. .12%¢ Pot Roasts, Ib. 10¢- 123 4¢ | Weiner Sausage, lb....15¢ LINK SAUSAGE, LB....0...cccccsccccesees oseees -10¢ HOOD’S HOME-MADE CANDIES AND ICE CREAM Almond, Walnut, Brazil Brittle, Ib, Del Monte Solid Pack Tomatoes, Del Monte Preserves, per can, Del Monte Honey, 15c jar..10¢ Preserved Ginger Root, jar.25¢ Tomato Soup, per can, only. .5¢ Baker’s Unsweetened Chocolate, + -B5¢ 20¢ Peanut Brittle, Ib Golden Buttercups, Ib per Ib. 4 10¢ rolis Toflet Paper....25¢ SUGAR for Less than We can Buy It. C. & H. Coffees and Teas save you 10c a pound. We Deliver. Ask the Man. COLE & HARADEN Stall 12. New Pike Place Mkt. 35e German Pot Roast Dinner, with Pile and Coffees, after § p.m. abe Mrs. DeLong’s Pullman Diner 76 WEST PIKE ST. Mt. Vernon Jersey Butter, 3 pounds........$1.00 Wisconsin Limburger, lb..18¢ Imported Swiss Cheese, Ib. .35¢ MT. VERNON BUTTER STORE 1521 PIKE PLACE Good Brick Margerine, I Ib. he Fin STALL 29 Old Pike Place Market. LUND’S Department Store all sizes, 50¢; Men's U values, values. 60c Work Shirts, 35¢ Dress Goods, per yard ... lerwear, $1.00 | 50c | all sizes..... B9¢ latest patterns, 18¢ |Big Line Boys’ Suits, $1.98 and Up sizes |: LARGE LINE OF MEN’S SUITS Saturday Only—$17.50 Values Children’s Dresses, all sizes....... -. 75¢ and 98¢ ‘ight Shirts, muslin and t Bcc g $1.00 value.. -48¢ $1.50 and $2.00 American Lady Cor- sete, per pair...... 6S8¢ and 9S¢ $5.98 ,GIRL LOVES 'NOTHER; HE BURIES HIMSELF ALIVE TO HELP HER, ROME, Italy, July —Realizing | that his beautiful bride-to-be loved | another more than himself, a young | engineer of this city, Antonio Sassi, buried himeelf alive in a grave dug between those of his father and mother. He left a note, saying that rather than cause any unhappiness to the girl he would do away with him-| self. | Hotel Baden Grill Entertainment of Highest Merit We are showing a fine line of Fall Suit- ings, including all the new weaves and col- ors. Our method of selling high-class tai- lored suits on credit sometimes comes in handy. Come in today and see our fine suitings at $2529 J. S. CRATON Tailor for Men and Women Cash or Credit. 402 Union St. Entrance 104 Pine EXTRA tA HEAVY BLUE SERGE SUITS #¢ 15.00 For DRESS and SERVICE Mean both style and economy—grays, browns, stripes and checks included. We are headquarters for the finest and largest line of Union Made Clothing, Shoes, Hats and Furnishings in the city. WESTERMAN & SCHERMER Seattle’s Two Big Union Stores Where You Get the Most for Your Money. 220-222 First Ave. S. 103-5-7 First Ave. So.