The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 20, 1914, Page 7

at wn ~ “Absolutely Sanitary.” SOUTH END PUBLIC MARKET THIRO-VESLER. WASHINGTON-FOURTH Handiest to All Care. LOWEST PRICES IN THE CITY Pot Roaat, Ib... Good Steaks, Ib.. Shoulder Lamb, Id,. Lag Lamb, Ib. Roast Pork, Ib... Roast Veal, Ib, Lamb Chops, Ib... .. Pork Steak, Ib. Veal Cutlets, Ib. Chotee Hama, Id. Shoulder Hams, 1 Best Bacon, 1b. Chickens, Ib. 2.0.) CARLOAD OF TUR! will be on hand Tuesday, Ab- solutely lowest prices in the city guaranteed. Ranch Eges, 2 doz. Wash. Milk, 4 cans Eastern Eggs, doz. Peanut Butter, 2 Ibs, STALL 88 Jersey Butter, Ib........ 30¢ STALL 50 Sugar, 8 lbs.... Orange Peel, tb. 25e Coffee, 5 ibs. STALLS 16-21 Quaker Oats, pk; Corn Flakes, 3 pkes.. STALLS 27.28 Navy Beans, 4 Ibs. Macaroni, Ib..... Rolled Oats, 7 Ibs. Toftet Paper, roll. STALL 26 Drted Onions, 10 Ibs. Small Potatoes, 30 Ibe. .25¢ STALL 70 Sweet Potatoes, 4 Ibs.. Cauliflower, head STALL 58 -10¢ Lemons, doz. STALL 83 | Assorted Cookies, 13 dz. 50¢ 2 10c loaves Bread...... 15¢ STALL 11 Home-made Pies, each...15¢ Fresh Dovghbnuts, 4: . Made on premises. STALL 63 Bananas, dos. .. Get a Seat on Your Car NEW YORK BAKERY —At— Second & Yester 2 10c loaves Bread for 15¢ “oaaeineed Cookies, 2 ise F hecvee al Bread’ 11258 In order to eject some tenants worth. Warren G. who refused to pay rent or to get long list of others as unmistakably out, James Stephens took the en tire roofs off three houses which he owns tn Wheeling, W. Va. The ruse worked in two cases, but the other tenant declared that blue sky was good enough for a roof. New Parcel Post Map Free Two large charts, somely lithographed. Roller at top ready for hanging. Map of the Btate of Washington, showing Par- tel Post zones and giving every de- tall of information as to the rules werning the sending of packages y Parcel Post. This state map is fm four colors, beautifully illustrat- 04 and showing all railroads, rivers, cities and towns and the popula- tons, The States and the World, each state in a parate color, sities, railroads, , with popula tions. You cannot afford to be without it if you use the Parcel Post. All information right at band without going to your neigh- bor or to the postoffice for advice This is a new map just issued six months’ subscription to The Btar costs $1.80. Our offer is to send you The Seattle Star for six months at the regular rate and to send you one of these beautiful maps free, postage prepaid. New and old subseribers fare alike in this liberal offer. If your subserip tion does not expire now, take ad vantage of this offer today and we will extend your subscription for six months from the time it expires. The Seattle postoffice is using t! map datiy in routing aod parcel post mail. This offer is only to subscribers receiving fate sane by mai, 3x4 feet, hand- | | U 1 | jand might have reached their 4 ‘terminal freight station was making | an extension wire into the box ‘tor the shipping of snakes I wouldn’ ‘be here. ernie enn ten ee STAR-FRIDAY, NOVEMBE THREE BOYS FIT UP PIANO BOX LIKE HOME AND START ON TRIP ACROSS CONTINENT---BY FREIGHT ino-box Traveling Home. nevbehiohes In @ Chicago Freight Depot. watehman. | “Monty” and Hie Pais In Their P! CHICAGO, Nov. 20.—For Rent-— So did the offictals. Completely furnished plano box; all| He wouldn't go near the box. The plano box “Pullfhan” was modern conveniences He phoned James Burke, superin- found to contain a false floor, under| |tendent of the terminal, and an hour which were supplies — breakfast That is an “ad” we are likely to/ later he and several other officials (ood, tins of coffee and condensed read if hard times and real estate| arrived men combine to profit by the in-| Burke heard the same story, and kenulty of one Howilliard Edward tried to peer in the trap-door. Montague of Binghamton, N. Y. “Ouch! He fanged me,” cried Howillfard and his companions | “Monty” from inside the box, at the were shipped by freight from Bing. same time warning the officials to hamton to Chicago in a plano box keep away from the trapdoor on containing all thé ¢omfotts of home, | top, the snakes were getting mean. tination—Los dngeles—had they; But Burke was not to be out- not run out of water. | guessed The night watchman at the Erie | He dropped an electric bulb on milk, sides of baking powder. A small alcohol stove and frying | pan, plates, forks and kn the equipment of the “kite A good sized storage battery piled a small incandescent serewed into the side of the box Inside of a cracker box used asa center table was a phonograph and| two dozen records. Books and magazines were plen- tiful. So were matches and tobacco “All the comforts of hom: | marked “Monty bacon, flour « ld | his rounds when a head rose up| At the bottom above a plano box in the warehoune | blankets. and demanded water. “Kach A muffled sneeze | traveling palace. It was Montague’s head. reached the superintendent's ears. | Young Fox explatned that, having Are you doing In there? It wasn't Montague's sneeze luo money, these Wore the, menen were numerous re "ae he exhibited his | We don't carry human freight on superintendent winked at| they were taking to reach the Coast | this road,” demanded the watchman. | “Monty Monty winked back, }so Montague could claim hie lincle’s ell, if you people would provide! "The game is up, boys. Come out estate of $250,000, including a $20, of It,” he says ‘The “snakes” turned back the While he was telling the story |f nd revealed themselves. |“Monty” stepped into the box and aged 17, and | seribbied something on the wall Willard Fox, aged 18, | “God Bless Our Home” the spec. They laughed. itatora read HUGE TURTLE | MAKES ATTACK ON FISHERMAN } 000 ranch. I've got three big hons | in here on the way to the Coast for) exhibition, and I have to have) water.” That was enough for the puzzled BOIES PENROSE AS PRESIDENT? ITS POSSIBLE ' | — BY GILSON GARONER j | GULFPORT, Miss, Nov. - WASHINGTON, Nov, 20.— Henry Simmons of Ort n went fishing in Bayou Bienvenue,| Boles Penrose for president on | fear here, and had the unusual ex-| the republican ticket in 1916. perience of being attacked by and| 2 bcorpe Lior ghing yp Aur ' Ll afterwards killing in terrific bat- to be drawn from the election tle a large water turtle, He was returne. fishing from a pirogue in ten feet! Will the republican managers of water and the monster, a 100-| carry the campaign to ite leg- caer pounder, caught his line Just It came to the surface, and bit at conclusion? now } ; | { 1914, PAGE R 20, i See Next TUES- DAY'S PAPERS For Our Big THANKS. GIVING SPECIALS. SPECIALS FOR BATURDAY S SUGAR | NEW RAINIER MEAT Co. 1627 PIKE PLACE Legs Mutton, Ib......15¢ Roast Pork, ..12%¢-15¢ Pork Steak, Ib.. 15¢ Veal Roast, Ib 15e¢ Veal Chops, Ib 15¢ Lamb Chops, Ib......15¢@ FRESH DRESSED TURKEYS Seattle’s Popular Priced Market. St. Germain | Bakery and Lunch Room For Your Thanksgiving Fruit Cake Plum Pudding Old Fashioned Pumpkin Pie Roast Chicken | and Turkey Sliced to Order 409 Pike Street | 1517, IKE PLACE 409°PIKE ST. CASE & CASE ORDER YOUR THANKSGIVING Public Comer Public Market Pike Place Public Market Market metry a \ APRADE ATTHE Plum Pudding, HAMLIN’S CIDER MILL Sweet Apple Cider made daily Order now for Mince and | ‘Foods Cost 7 Pumpkin Pies Order now for RB Thankegtving | Kelley & Stevens Stall 136, Sugar Only Booths 17-57-37-55 NEAR FIRST AVENUE 43¢ PUBLIC MARKET Mates every day 0 cheap as forse First Av. Floor. ENTRANCE q mar panda, 2he HALF SOLES i3354in'".88e."<c0%e,08¢ | SATURDAY’S SPECIALS | 3-Laker Cakes...... 25¢ = {2in" Doughnuts 10c Doz. 3 GIRLS’ BREAD, 2 10c Loaves ....... Come tn ‘Then jua Made fr tor youd, + cnolpent next Wednesday and taste our M ee Roa hs ae 3 ‘GIRLS’ BAKERY Round Steak, Ib......18¢@ 9 Sanitary Mkt. 42-'74,"" Corner Mkt. i" <« T-Bone Steak, lb......20¢ Little Veal Sausages selected meaty fresh dally, Bolognas : | Pig Porkers and Brot Sausage wurst) are ma guaranteed pure and mad Al kinds you can think’ Just thing. for, lunches sandwich Assorted Peels, Cranbe 12%¢ 15e Pumpkin 106, the _and | figs | Cole & Haraden| zy Smoked Meats xs FIRST AVENUE ENTRANCE Pike Piace Market———Lower Floor. Guaranteed Pure Genuine English SUGAR 19 Lbs. $1.00 25¢, 50¢ and $1.00 Country Chicken Dinner All Day Saturday Crisco. MRS. DE LONG’S 4 cans Milk... . 25e . PULLMAN DINER ff i,ius,t,0 adie ane | Mince Meat and 76 PIKE STREET 6 Ibs. Cut Macaront.... 25he 3 cans Carnation Milk.....15¢ With 25¢ or 30¢ bulk coffee. Tokio Tea Store Stalls 24-36 Strictly Home-Made Bread, Pies and Cakes. No War Prices Here MRS. ELLMORE STALL 120 MAIN FLOOR ¢ [| Home-made 20¢ Piccalilli, per pint Apple Butter, Ib... .. sconsin Full C Strictly Fresh Ranch Eggs. Best Washington Creamery Plum Pudding Saturday Special Mince, Apple and Pumpkin large size . Individual size 5 Genuine English "Pork Pies, for STALL STAL 19 SMITH’S 18 APPLE SPECIAL | Fancy Jona Good tnd Rome Nea: ples, per bow Free Gelivery Sires #8 to 176 to the box 8. P. GMITH, Grower, STALL 84, HOOD'S HOME- MADE CANDY Peanut Brittle, Ib.. 30c Nut Cream Chewing 7 Ib. . ‘ After Dinner Min| ¢ 40¢ Chocolate Creams, frult and nut centers, Ib. so BSE Corner Pike Place Market. FAMOUS PIES Stall 30 § 5 to 10 P. M. Only. many of them think they will. nile cout taeine nud 0’ wards cine) Butter. Penrose stands for high tariff; Fee Pres Bde ay hegsevik, the repeal of the Simmons-Under-| -* so peor Bab pacrinag Petey Mount Vernon Jersey Butter, 3 Ibs.........$1.00 FIRST AVENUE M N’ ood tariff and @ return to the pol. sib ae Bony 1B) rveen Dock Ras don... -48@ | Winconsin Limburger Chess, . 20 STALL 127 FLOOR Be peor < pre 4 vo tor tail diner Simmons then reached for his! 1921 Pike Place orgy goape jshotgun and shot the monster's Scrapple, Ib. .......20c BUTTER SPECIALS ;head off. He carried tt to New . Fa Oregon r lor any gpentyarannt mora ee Oriente, where, wh the . bitten HOES FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY Mince Meat, Ib... ..15¢ owes egon or Towa b 0 © | a junder the head of social and indus-| sg od Slang ag bres rape OR 2 dy ENE 251s tba... sos $1 .00 trial justice. cath meng el elicatessen Fre: * He {9 frankly for business, first,| De arnt cea tkelM Ladies’ Walkover) Boys’ and Girls’ Shoes, Chippewa Men's Stall 111 virer ave, | Fresh Churned $1 10 lat and all the time, and by bust-| a vicious monster suddenly rise tom Shoes, Button $446 | reeular $2.00 a Working Chom, ¥ rioon. | 3 Ibs ....... . |the surface and peer into one's eyen|~m OF ICO... 0+ e+ pe a wane él isee— : resh Peanut 2 c with such evident determination t - a —| 2. 45 3utter, 2 Ibs, .... Coal trust and other big corpora. og, be VRetagpebagnamfhrntpaigy sana wang Dated end laan, | $ Headquarters Sabah ‘| _ fg th, is an awful one, Boe Extra Heavy 0 F Fresh-Killed | Strictly Fresh Local Ranch tions, says Simmons. SCHOOL SHOES | $1.95 and $2.45 ad U nrg He tounelvo licen: Ett The election returns are an un- Worth double. and Up YOUNG TURKEYS, bUCKS,} 88s, | managers claim to draw from t mping | cot | MARKETS Saturday’s Specials: FANCY FRESH DRESS- deniabla indorsement of Penrose! He received the largest vote of any republican tn the running. Those who succeeded with him! are men of the same political school—Uncle Joe Cannon, William) RR. McKinley, Jacob H. Gallinger, William P. Dillingham, Cyrus Sulio- way, Ebenezer Hill, Nick Long Harding, and a WILL TRY TO LAND Y. W. C. A. VISITORS Delegates from Everett, Belling . Tacoma and Spokane are in at a conference of Y, W. C.| rs, to talk over the plans! }for bringing the thousands of visit-| jors at the Los Angeles convention | next year to the Northwest | Addresses were made by Miss| |Ellzabeth Johnstone on “Advisory | and Employment,” Miss B. M, Lynch | standpat In thelr political records. | What the “people want—if the} election returns can be, trusted—is evidently no kind of reform, bat the good old days of government in the|f ED ROASTING c on “Vocational,” Miss Inez Kinney | interest of big business, high pro- 3 a> of New York on “The lal © tection, standpatism and “prosper CHICKEN, pe! vention,” Mrs. E. B, Burwell on * ity.” * Summer Conference.” They want a Mark Hanna at the | FRESH oRrer 30Cc Mrs, W. D. Wood, president of helm and a Penrose in the White | ERY BUTTER.. the Y. W. C. A, presided, Friday the question, “Is a Uniform | Policy for the State of Washington Advisable tr was discussed i re, ¥ House This is the lesson the republican Choice Shoul- der Veal Roast 123c 17c 12c 124c 15¢c election returns, and there Is no questioning the logte of their claim There is no reason why the party should not go to the country with Penrose as its pext presidential can- didate. There is nothing to encourage the| nomination of Roosevelt, and prob- ably not much encouragement for Woodrow Wilson to seek renomina tion. LEG GROWS LONGER Choice Steer Sirloin Steak.... Choice Spare Ribs Choice Shoul- der Pork Roast Choice Leg of Lamb ....-6++0% Choice Steer KNOXVILLE, Sowa, Nov, 20—| William. Onkley, x member of al Pot Roast c force of bridge builders which bas!l oy oO1C PRIME headquarters here, 1s laid up with! “16 4 pee peculiar allment of the right|{| RIB ROAST.. Cc prerirs foot and ankle, which surgeons say | {s neither the result of a sprain nor|f 4 CANS WILD 25 rheumatism. Mr. Oakley felt a\f ROSE MILK.. Cc pain in his heel, causing much suf ; fering. Five days from the start Alaska Reindeer of the trouble, the man’s right lee Saturday is two inches longer than it was when the initial pain struck him.) | | — The surgeons are puzzled | = Look for U, 8. Purple Stamp | It has been calculated by # gov as nities Purity and Quality ernment botanist that one seed of ton, given the application of all would pro- in atx } a id b vine possible care and skill, Shope Open Until 10 p. m. us duce years, 81.50, 81.95, $2.25) “MONEY BACK” Two Store Sanitary Market Annex Open TH 0:00 F, M. Saturday. Pure wool, union made Un $1.00 Union Suits, big line at..........+505- 1.75 Knit Health Underw Ladies’ & Children’s Rubber Boots, best made $1.25 Big line of Sweaters from CORNER PUBLIC MARKET CARNATION MILK 3 BIG CANS 15c With a purchase of Me bulk cof: foo or tea, 5 tba, Bayou Beans for ...++++ 2 100 pkas. Seeded Raisins ALLEN’S GROCER’ STALLS 18-25 LOWER FLOOR OUISVILLE, Ky., Nov. 20.—The first steps in an investigation to\ticle, and the board of health be- jmeat market counters in Loui determine whether horse and mule! hind closed doors heard the tostl- LUND’S DEPT. STORE , : WAR ON PRICES 50 Coats to select from. Big value at $9.50. Saturday only, Lund’s price..... Christmas gifts at money-saving prices. meat 1s being sold tn Louisville un GEESE, CHICKENS, etc. E. H.. COLLINS ORDER NOW STALL 28—LOWER FLOOR SPECIAL ATTENTION TO ie The Freshest Vegetables #) Phone Orders . aes sa —OUR MOTTO Old Pike Place Market . Stall Lower Floor, Near Main 5231 Lowest Prices $2.98 ] Philadephia, Market my sa Lower Floor, Sanitary Market FIRST AVE. ENTRANCE derwear, Sat. only... .89c¢ 8 bc H. & G. Seediess Cur- sie ‘ Bho Snider's Catsup..---.-. 19 | Fanta. new. crop “08 ear Union Suits... .$1.25 Bf ii: Se canin sane sveap C Royal Bakin SPECIAL. RACH tac 1-3 to 1-2 regular price. ORIENTAL TEA & COFFEE Co. SANITARY MARKET ANNEX 10 Lbs. Sugar......50¢ With 1-1 purchase of our 860 tea or coffee. Good Asparasi Crystal White New Seeded MURRAY MEAT COMPANY Stalls 2-3-5-7 Remember, we will have the biggest lot of Thanksgiv- ing Poultry in the city, and at lowest possible prices Pork Loin, Ib...+..+. 18¢ | Cottage Butts, Ib...... 15¢ sie ie Pork Shoulders, b..12%¢ | Shoulders of Lamb, lb, .9¢ nbin Syrup, Pork Steaks, Ib.......14@ | Sirloin Steaks, Ib...17%@ |X 1° pat Pare Lard Loin Lamb Roast, ..12%¢ | Veal Roasts, Ib..... 1242 J gpeotat Discount on Flour With Other Lamb Chops, 2 Ibs....25¢ | Ham Sausage, Ib.. 12%¢ dor. WASHINGTON MARKET—94-96 Pike Street. «. The ‘sm Grocery iver, mony of 12 butchers and dealers in an.effort to learn how wide: | spread the practice had been Affidavits have been placed be-| fore the board declaring that de- crepit horses and mules have been slaughtered and widely sold over} ile | SELKCE DANCING PARTIES HIPPODROME Fifth and Untversity Clean Amusement der the ise of beef ‘were taken by the Jefferson county grand jury and the local board of health, fhe grand jury indicted one butcher on the technical charge of unlawfully selling a misbranded ar jomelike Surroundings: 10-PIECK UNION OROHESTRA Competent Danoh Teachers : mare | we i: Dyce Takka