The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 9, 1915, Page 6

Absolutely Third Ave. to Fourth Ave. on Wa Phone Elliott 185 With Every STALLS 16 TO 25 Better Meat for Less Money Pork Steak, Loin ny Steak, Ib 12:36 vise f Ib. Ib Ib.. Shoulder Lamb, Lamb Chops Legs Lamb Shoulder Lamb . Roast Vea Veal lle Se Pure Ide ¢ Se ...1le 15¢ Sm ked Lard, It 1915 Spri Speci Chops, Ib. Everybody. lafter she got a divorce Computing Anderson's joss to an exact fraction, the jury i# on rec. with an award of $324.60 TACOMA, April §.—The bureau ‘weights and measures has noth-| BEAVERS BEAT on the jury in Judge Cha ‘s court here which tried the) VANCOU VER, April 9.—The Van-| on of affection suit brought | couver Beavers shut out Rube Fos Joseph Anderson against R. Y. | tery Colored Giants here yesterday, laldeccon complained of wound.|the brunettes being unable to "ed feeling, injured love, and «(fathom Ben Hunt's twisters. Dou- m heart because Hungate won | bles by Gislason.and Jones gathered wife from him and married her | the winning runs for the Beavers. sec aeannemetsnan Tee ntsettdians delish nee Aiebatetteliat diets Special Round-Trip Summer Excursion Fares East VIA Ne — Bark Rete On Sale Daily, May 15th to September 30th Return Limit, October 3ist L¢t us help you plan your summer trip.” Go via the fast, com- fortable “ORIENTAL LIMITED” through train to St. Paul and Chicago, return via any of the northern lines, or, if you wish, via California and the Expositions, or travel on the going trip via the G. N. Ry. and Great Northern Pacific 8, 8. Co., on the palatial steamers “GREAT NORTHERN” and “NORTH N PACIFIC,” from Flavel, the new de luxe rail and water toute, to San Fran cisco ,thence east via choice of routes, returning via the at Northern Ry. or y northern line. * Either going or returning, arrange Glacier National Park, on main line of For full particulars, literature, etc., apply City Ticket Office, Columbia and Second Ave. Phones—Main 117; Elliott 5609 to break your journey at jreat Northern Ry Sanitary | SOUTH END — '|PUBLIC MARKET SUGAR, 20 lbs. for $1.00 Purchase of $1.00 in Groceries OUR ABSOLUTE GUARANTEE “oer A SEAT ON YOUR CAR” ngton St. Free Delivery y Wholesale Prices to the Consumer Always. | | nh see . ast Bacon at cost, Ib - » é as ompound Lard, Ib........ 065 " < 3 : . whsvce 5 r nb at special prices 3 ps, It ie Fancy Pork Sausage, Ib.....12%¢e HH 1H Big Special—Compound Shortening, 5s, Saturday only 39e¢ INDEPENDENT PACKING COMPANY STALLS 38 TO 42 er STALLS 1625 STALL a2 STALL 8 Milk, 4 can Kippered Salmon, 2 Iba 25e en Onions, 3 bunches Goldleaf Cat: Up, 3 bottles ae Halibut, 2 Ibs. , 15¢ | Asparagus, 2 Ibe. Lenox Soap, 7 bars 25e | Salt Herring, each -. $e | Radishes, 4 bunches White Linen Soap, 7 bars...25¢ | Salmon, !b ‘ ssceees 100 | Red Cabbage, 2 heads Lighthouse Cleanser, 6 cans 25¢ STALL 56 Chinese Greens, 4 bunches [ASSERT S. E. C0. 1S TRYNG TO WIN PATRONS BACK E, Co. has increased its service on several lines to win back by effective competition some How the 8. | Jot the patronage lost by the advent has submitted to Mayor Gill |morning hours and ‘ of the jitney bus is mentioned in a} report the city utilities department | The data was prepared by one of the city inspectors He states that latest campaign so unsatisfactory A alight falling off in the number of jitneys in operation during the off-peak” period is noted. There are, however, more cars operating in the evening rush than at any time previously A decrease of $67,000 in gross re the far company's has been |INDIANS |Empty Strawberry Jam Cans ST BOW AND ARROW DAYS RETURN IN EUROPEAN WAR Caveman's Arms Succeed in Trenches When Modern Guns Fail IN DEMAND Are Proving Ideal as & Missiles. By Wm. G. Shepherd LONDON, March 28—-(By Mall.) Two hundred Yaqui Indians once marched {nto Madero’s camp tn Mexico, arined with vows and ar rows, and asked to be allowed to fight. Madero’s army was pateby but he didn’t want Indians But we will fasten guncotton on) the ends of our arrows,” explained the chief od Prone Ataft Corresp Nothing doting,” said Maderos officers, and the Indians marched back to the mountains, Amertean army experts along the Rio Grande Pot Roast, Ib... .7¢ Ib aughed at the story of the b Round Steak, | ide, 17¢ ‘ sud-arrow Indians Loin Steak, Ib 18¢ n prices for the services of Roast Pork, Ib.... -12%e It Yaquis, Good, bow-and-arrow men are at a premiym to find. and they're bard k to Prehistoric Oays The French have tried bows and arrows all along their trenches, nd, though the men were inexpert- enced with the prehistoric they attached some highly success-| ful results, A Yaqu! Indian could] win a Legion of Honor badge Trench fighting has knocked the to bits After the burrowed toward each actence of wa armt —FRIDAY, APRIL 9, weapon, | 1915. PAGE 6, Prosperity Week April to 26 May 1 Of interest to Everyone. 8 Bars Crystal White Soap 25c 8 Bars Only to a Customer Jn Sale Saturday in All Sections of Market Johnson's Grocery hk Avenue and Pine Street 20 Ibs. Best Granulated Sugar for Stall 360 Vree Delivery $1.00 a ane MIIW aie 4 ibe, ¥ " ' gir i» Toler Pape ' Ap. le Choice A n ‘ . ite ate ate | Spectal, Yrices Geoed tor a W eek Pine St Your Last Chance to Buy Pine St Center tharnerg 2 APPLES BY THE BOX BQco Sixth Ave Fruit Speciars At One-Haif Real Value Fruit Speciats 250 boxes will be sold. The variety is large Yellow Newtons, Permains, Ganos other un hey Were nore to none. ber found a thetr poem po English Walnuts, soft shell, | Sunkist Navel Oranges—By ongr es Were practically be “ . yagi | with other purchase (only special arrangement will sell You couldn't shoot an explosive! 3 Ibs. to customer), lb. 9¢ them tomorrow, (only 3 doz. into the other trench: you had to) to customer), doz.....10¢ drop ft in. It required the prehis i lorie “method ‘of fighting: thal Beet Lemons, 15¢ quality, | Seediess Grape | Fruit, the OE. ig veces caveman style of throwing weapons or rolling them down bill | A booster campaign is being wag-| ed by @ special committee, repre-| lwenting the three charities for! which the entertainment will pe! ven, The proceeds of the two performances will be divided equal- bet m the Seattle Day Nurs. ery, Seattle unemployed and the American hospital in Paris The funds sent abroad will be! used as an ald to all wounded sot?| diers, regardless of their national:| ity The committee at work here te! composed of B. L. Swezea, chair-| man; C. M. Williams, representing the unemployed; Mrs. Alexan-| Jer Pantages and Mrs. W. 8. Walk-| er, acting for the nursery, and| President O. A. Pattison and E 8. Sears of the Canadian club, Assisting this delegation and in charge of the social end of the Frit ish Columbians’ visit, is a commit tee composed of Mra, J. C. Haines,| Mrs. Harry Whitney Treat, Mrs Trafford Huteson and Mrs. Reboe. DENTAL and OPTICAL | | | ceipts is claimed by the traction company, as compared with March| of @ year ago. | who, through Errore and Rack, Nervous Debit tality, Kidney bles—quick Dr. Pierce’s Tablets Cireular free, By mall $1 b es $5, very box gua Vor wale by Kinnell Second and Madison, Third and Columbia. Addrens all letters to Raymond Remedy Co. 217% Pike St, Seattle, Wai PRICES CUT fo Sutt the Hard Times No such low prices ‘or strictly M@h-cla 1 and Optical} ‘ere ever offered| eattle or eleowhi You need not hurry, ny low prices will tinue while the hi times last. Hard Times Optical Prices dos My Op- Lamb Chops, und of Lard, Bastern Hame, th Hames. Ib per tb clees Brikket Nn Beef, per ib ‘ Ie 1. sraut 3 Oliver SA',20 Has a very choice line of Smoked, Sait and Cured The very best In hame, bacons and sausnges CLASS A FRUIT & VEGETABLE STAND Soft Shell Engliah Wainuta, Ub, Sweet Potatoes, 4 Bananas Meats. Fancy Dry Kennewick Large, sweet Beat Juley Lemonn, 2 327 STALL LONDON heavy rooms Lino, B5¢. Ladies’ $1.00 Waists, 39¢. Curtain Rods, 3¢. ing, 2@. White Soap, Ze. dies, also Hats, 39¢. VETERANS OBSERVE THE DAY AT ARMORY 10¢ | best Sunkist, 8 for... Rugs are artistic here commence at $1.75. 25¢ 50¢ and 25¢ STALL 100 Willams & Spinach, |b Some of Napoleon's old mortars| il mms Seieneascne “Coaman East Entrance | Best Butter, Ib. | Cucumbers, each q were brought from the museums of] Live Ducks, ‘ Strong Cheese, 2 Ibe | ee i ators, 5 Ibs 10¢ |]) Paris and put into use. Bows and} Hens, Ib. . Fresh Eggs, doz rtichokes, ea: Se arrows were secured from the arch-| Fresh Eggs, 2 doz...... 20e Coffee, 2 lbs. STALL 58 IBlery clube of P. The rrows| a Little Chicks, each | She Coffee, ns PY Salmon Tre were tipped with gun*etton. os STALL 85 Best Coffe Ibe. Kippered &: be enades were purchased by ee: z A Phone Elliott 4314 a Bet — y Pies, all kinds. . Milk, 4 cans Halibut, 1b IH | sande 00. 10c | 3.""* 25c Bilayer Cakes } STALL 62 STALL 63 I| It remained for on English Tom nail ae an Pine e opr =, ee - }¢ Peas, Ib Grape Fruit, 6 ¢ ane |p} my to figure out why the guncot-|| Tomatoes ane tor pS vee ire Cucumbers, each ihe, Florida Grape Fruit, 3 for...25¢ jton arrow was most effective o 3 cans Oysters . » Toile Cookies, 3 dor. 25¢ | Radishes, 9 bunches 10¢ | Best Bananas, doz jail Blankety-blank, these hand Ge .. 25 Ras wai Uiksts bkare c FULL LINE PICKLES AND Green Onion bunches | Lemons, doz | grenades,” said the Tommy. “They hg 20c DELICATESSEN ‘ oe ay t do their job | a . _ Best Celery, 2 bunches be | n't do their job.” | an Crim | 4 Ibe, Navy Beane STALL 48 aeceraee © ie aes dr oath a Whereupon he took a tin ean| : cane ioe | For ec cica Bie” at | Best Jersey Butter, 3 Ibs.... @35¢ il J Nae which he had emptied of atrawber. BiG-08. Bottle Vans eee c ++ <9edh Free Car Tiehwtons ticket every peel ; ry jam, filled it full of guncotton, | are Switi’e Bride “" val ; Se 800 purchase Denenan, dec fantened a fuse to ft, lighted the 25c - Cc Peanut Butter, 2 Ibs.. ZS¢ | Hot Peanuts, 2 Ibs...... | Asparagus, 2 Ibe. contraption and threw it across to be cane Van Camp's Pork and Brick Cheese, 1b. 15¢ | Rhubarb, 3 ibs | Dried Onions, 6 lbs Los |f]the German trenches. It exploded| STALL 65 with a terrific effect. After that Halibut, 2 Ibs. Pa Lemons, doz. Apples, doz eo . te th + f ‘ their it, hs lhe Grape Fruit, doz Fancy Oranges, doz. B06 © Tommies made ir own) Salmon Trout, Ib 15¢ | Rhubarb, it Hr | bombs out of jam tins | itt aonite gallon | Ling Cod, 2 Ibs.. ise se ma 2 | And then the explosive experts sutte on. teens tees STALL 1 STALL 58 | discovered they had overlooked @ Bring your own can Walnuts, 2 Ibs.. | Early June Peas, 3 for | bet 5 At the Big Churn in ye Pe oe | 2 Lhe pke ‘ ‘urrents | “You toad uy thet bombs with Red Shield Creamery the Cotter of Martet n s. 1 3 . pleces of steel that are suppose Dried Onions, 7 Ibs.........10¢ | A™8e! Cakes, each | Alaska Salmon, 2 cans jto fly around in the air, but you're H ff Seediess Grape Fruit. 6 for 25 STALL 67 1c Hand Soap Jonly wasting weight. Our guncot | 40¢ Hylo Coffee, 3 lbs. | 9 tbs, Cane Sugar for 50c Rhubarb, Ib. ..............10¢ | Grape Fruit, 3 for can Ripe Olives |ton explodes, and it turns every-f for ..... 2... +++ $1.00 Js cans Aster Mik Sweet Oranges, doz. eh Lemons, doz ¢ Sliced Pineapple thing around ft into a flying death.|[| Good Coffee, ib. 200, 2 + he 25c Apples, doz . STALL 12 | Why we've seon Germans killed ff ibe 35c bare Cryatal White 25c STALL 44 | Hothoure Lettuce, 2 for lby the fy ing fragments of their|§ Pure Coffee sittings, 10c Soap aie wees Dried Onions, 6 Ibs....... Parsley, bunch comrades’ bodies,” sald the Tom Be ee ose arses 40c| tems gaan Mey 25c Asparagus, 3 Ibe. Radishes, 5 bunche mi } can orn, Campbell joupa ¢ Dates, 2 pkgs... 15¢ | Sweet Potatoes, Ib. Re STALL 14 bres ike,” Mask “Ponnwte, hot 25 tan Cheese rok aa 15 Pr Florida Grape Fruit, 4 for...25¢ STALL 49 | Large Celery, buneh BOOSTERS BUSY from the roaster, for c Beans for . ‘cei 25c STALL 69 Walnuts, Ib Rhubarb, 3 Ibs. ie seek Care Be c Extra Good Hutter, 2 Ibs. Lemons, doz Turnips, 4 lbs | Seattle Tea & Coffee Co. | °C. ie; savy heave 25 Free Demonstration Cocoanuts, each : } STALL 79 j for c Fine 30c Coffee, 2 Ibs. STALL 10 | Cucumbers, each FOR SOCIETY F. S. FRINK—Stall 204 | TOKIO GROCERY CO. : STALL 70 Apples, doz Besvee Apples, box 5 App! P ; Beets, 4 Ibe | Dried Ontons, 7 Ibe | are Lenox Soap for le STALL 104 4 Parsnips, pan aa | Winesap Apples, 2 doz 3 ibe. Raisine for ae i TCO Potatoes, sac STALL 76 | STALL 74 SH APR ‘ ... #1 IMPERIAL MEA 8 STALL 71 Rhubarb, 3 Ibs | Cucumbers, each 3 ae Weaesaee Jia Sodecawer Piece Burbank Potatoes, 6 Ibs. Asparagus, Ib. . Bananas, doz Tollet’ Pap ase | Pot per 12c Apples, box ... Lemons, 2 doz... Celery, bunch . Ib. ; . Potatoes, sack Asparagus, 3 lbs Onions, 7 Ibs. Seattle soctety folk are ‘intel Pare Pork Link Bavsene, 1 Bq much interest in “Stop, Look and} Br & McIntosh hier Mess" per’ | Listen,” the show to be given by! enneman pcan eevee pe 124c Not Only the Handiest Market, But the Lowest Prices and Best Foods for |malds and men of prominent Brit-|f, 8 o.Sititae | Veal’ itonats.’ per 15c White Vegetable Stand Always the Beat Pacific Coast. Fish Co. Haltvute 2 15c 10c 25c FISH COMPANY 1 226 per Ib Tbe “resh esh Salmon, per Larae Crabs, each 106, he ihe Fresh Sturgeon Fresh Halibut, 2 STALL 209 Is THE German Delicatessen Imported and Domertic Pickles, Cold Meats and Select Canned Goods Cheore, Sells plain Silk at 10¢, and Crepe | with dainty figures at 8@. Ladies’ beautiful Suits, last year’s, $35 ones, $4.95. Milliner Trimmed Hats, 1, 98, and as for Linoleum, London's | Big ones for Furniture Polish, 10¢. 25¢. Feather Pillows, Embroideries, Lace, not Edg Sweaters, wool, for kid all LONDON OPEN UNTIL 10 SATURDAYS. |aer as he saw it |Friday afternoon. Mayor Gill was & speaker in a program that tn cluded 20 numbers at the Armory} or you and T will \ ‘ : dave you trom Bho te 48s one sate] olvll jar veterans the country! JAKE WA® BAD INJUN oP culscea Soa x VepMlt lover celebrated Friday the anniver duplicated a # 3 sary of i urrender to Grant at} GOLDENDALB, Wash. April 9 Edwi ga ny After trying to ride Sheriff Fred win J. Brown, D. D. 8.) Con iotion Richardson of Key-|smith of Klickitat county down “tone monty fad "Wiret ‘ave,{POrt; Who Was present when Leelwith his horse and then threaten handed his sword to Grant in 1865,/ing to shoot the officer, Jake Ave,jand whore viee in the field}Heney, a “bad Siwash” with a 705 ana 718 Firat Ave. Open evenings until 8 and sun- days until 4 for people who work. | throughout the war won him dis. tnetion, is the central figure in fes. tivities here. He told the story of the surren. criminal record, wa fully wounded by Smith, who had} tried to arrest him on a charge of| selling pelts of sheep not his own. | shot and pain. FREE $300 in Prizes. Now on Display Stall 123 Bars of Fels Naptha Soap 25c 6 Bars Only to a Customer On Sale Saturday in All Sections of Market Westlake Grocery bh Us Grow STALL 20 Ibs. “Granulated Sugar for dibe spe if «e M. 25c¢ || ‘ 5c at a ¢" 25c ? 2 15¢c ee . $1.00 25c 15c 25c 30c 37c | Anderson Grocery Co, Satz! 5 lbs. Best Granulated Sugar for . Be we, apecialn t $1.69 | ;.."" t 10c rea 40c ie aoatner Baskets, kinds of garden seeds. sack Hard o Beans 25c ropa 10c See .10c 10 sack Flour All Special Special Fresh Churned BUTTER, lb. . 30c 10c Dish ICE CREAM. . 5c Westlake Butter Store Stall 12—Lower Floor Oppostte Premium Vartor CORNER GROCERY STALL 383 ++ $1.00 Just Off Pine Street 20 Ibs. Granulated Sugar for .. With $1 order or over, excluding specials Patent Flour, sack... 2 pkgs. Golden Egg Noodles. .25e 4 Ibe, Macaront for.. No, 10 pail Compound..... 2 pkan. Rais 3 cans Oysters for.. Te 3 8 be boxes Matches for 10 Bulk Pepper, Ginger or Mustard, 1b. 3% o8 ad Be é for Bee Rotman Meal, pke Laundry Soap... .2he 7 bars Naptha Soap Bie pple 10e Otto’s Quality Market Stalls 11-12—Stall 6 319 Mitchell's 319 Shoulder of Lamb . ae -, : “ vale i For Sunday Morning's spe ee Lage of Circle W Lamb, Ib.....388 1 try OUR BOSTON BAKED I Good Veal Roasts, tb. Ge and 18e =< 2 te Fancy Chickens, Ib 220 Delici Mayon Roasting Chickens, 1b. ahe Our jous naise, pint ........25¢ Ly Puritan Coffee Shop and Light Lunch Puritan Blend A, 40¢ Coffee, at 35 ches for pienies, hikes, auto rides, journeys, etc Mrs. West’s Home Bakery STALL 324 leat Bread Se, nd home-made ¢ an enviable our Shop, ana Large 10¢ Center Entrance om Pine Street | 2 for - Main 69x ta S. IRV: lacat 20 Butter, Eggs and Cheese It Rising Bread, ow 3 Home-made Bread, loaves KING COUNTY FRUIT co, 25e fe ees ane Big, White Santtary Market B5e | sentis i10-108 Ammex 13-14 +2 iv. BRO : x Ise Big Meat Special Saturday Fancy Bananas iSs | Nice Roast Veal, It 12M4e, the wakieam Goan et ew 81.50 | lee of Pork Roast, ib........18e Leg of Roast Veal, per Ib ise BUCHANAN'S CANDIES Salt Pork, Eastern, 1b. lie Stalls 322-424 Cottage Hams, I - do: Gnecslate Wramita d od Free Delt {oc Hand-rolied Chocolates, is, ase J SPeclal Attention to Fancy Home-grown Rhu- barb, 3 Ibs.. Fancy Artichokes, THE STRAWBERRY HOUSE ane | Fresh Strawberries always on Fine Asparagus, tb. Be to 206 hand > Home grown Rhubarb, 3 Ibs 10¢ Extra Fancy Asparagus tb. 10¢ Local Radishes, 4 bunches be ENGLISH WALNUTS Reeular 20¢ Ib. for, Ib. 106 Not more than 3 Ibs. to customer. LUCKY STRIKE FRUIT co. Stall 331 Halibut Salmon 2 Ibe Trout, per O. N. T. THREAD, dozen 47¢. bo ne Pudding Pans, S¢. Williams’ Shaving Soap, Ink and Paste, 3¢. Canvas Gloves, knit wrist, pair 5@. $1.00 Corsets, size for 49@. Sleeveless Vests, 5e@. Cotton Batts, 6¢, and 3-Ib. size 45@. Sheets at $38@. Cream Wool Serge 39¢. $2.00 Leather Hand Bags, 75¢. May Manton Patterns, 10@. Veilings, 10@. 6 pairs of Shoe Strings for 5¢), and LONDON’S SHOES, Misses’ $2.25 Patent Leather Button Shoes, $1.98. Misses’ Mary Jane Pumps, 12% to 2 $1.35. Boys’ Button and Lace Shoes for $1.4 | SHIP AEROPLANES | Wil be diacherged at Yieaseeomee? TO VLADIVOSTOK ARREST RAYMOND BANKER? One hundred and fi fifty aeroplanes | | RAYMOND, Wash, April 9.— | The sheriff of El Paso, Tex., Thurs- of American manufacture and a|&Y wired the county officials that large quantity of powder, consigned | N@ had arrested a man answering to the Russian army, will be loaded| te description of J. J. Haggerty aboard the Jap steamer Hakushika | former ident of the detuact Maru at Tacoma, The Maru shifted| R&¥mond Trust Co.. and is holding to Tacoma Thursday him for identification night ‘ter cargo of general] taking on a large freight here. The estimated value of each ma chine ts placed at $3,500, the entire lot costing in the neighborhood The number of women to e: ach 1,000 men in the United States in 1910 was 934, Im England, Germany ofand France the women predominate. |