The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 14, 1915, Page 7

Grand Formal Opening New White Public Market SOUTHEAST CORNER FIFTH AND PINE Big Specials---At Every FREE MUSIC 6 Big Cans Milk . 25c | Afternoon and Evening. With a purchase at any stall in the Market $5 BOX RAISINS GIVEN AWAY DAILY FOR 1 WEEK. Make Inquiries at Fresno Raisin Demonstration Booth. STONG’S MARKET WE ALWAYS LEAD WITH QUALITY AND LOW PRICES Extra choice Legs Spring Lamb, - Dry Salt Pork, the good kind, special, lb. 1 Extra choice Shoulder Spring in Choice Hamburger and Sausage Meat, Ae SE re ee oer 14c | chopped fresh daily, Ib. Oc Fancy Steer Pot Roast Beef, lb..... | Special, Fresh Green Ground Bone, Ge 124c | 10 Ibs. 25¢ Choice Steer Rib Boiling Beef, lb. 10c | Swift’s Premium Hams, |b Choice Leg Veal Roast, |b. 18c | Armour’s Star Hams, Ib. Choice . .12¥gc | Morris Supreme Hams, lb. 22c | No. 3 pail Pure Lard | No. 5 pail Pure Lard 10c-12'c | No. 10 pail Pure Lard 12'c | Try our Little Pig Sausage for break- 10c | fast, Ib. 15¢ Special Attention to Phone Orders. Main 1000. J. P. Stong, Prop., Formerly of the Westlake Market. Reliable Butter Store STALL 28 Rest Washington Creamery Only churn in the market, Butter, 55 re cabal butter churned dafly; always c "lum strictly fresh Tb. 306, 2 Ibs High erm 85c Carnation Milk reams 25c Strictly Fresh Ranc h Eggs, doz. 25¢, 2 doz. 45c Oregon Full Cream 20 Cc Cheese (mild), Ib Wisconsin Full Cream Cheese (sharp), Ib 20c OPENING PRICES AT THE Crystal White Pickle Stall Free Dill Pickles to All Visitors and Customers Stall 16—-Main 440 Best Jersey Butter, Ib. Fresh Local Ranch Eggs, doz. 25¢, 2 doz. Sharp Full Cream Cheese, Ib. . Pure Yakima Strained Honey, glass 10c am, Home-made Apple Batter, 2 ibs Best Grade Peanut 45c Corner Fruit and SUPERIOR FISH & Vegetable Co. Fancy Winesaps, doz Be Floride Grape Frult, eack Fancy Large Lemons, doz se Rhubarbe 4 ib Stong Has Them Guessing! $1 Can Carnation Coffee . . . 75c No. 50 Sack (Foe) Flour. . $1.75 10c Pkg. Raisins, all you want, 5c 10c | 35c can Wessen Cooking Oil None Petter save the MIDGET TEA ANDO COFFEE COMPANY STALL 17 ana sa 15¢ bottle Pure Cider Vinegar... . 2 25c¢ cans Pineapple 3 15¢ cans Pimentoes 3 5c pkgs. Tooth Picks 4 10c rolls Toilet Paper 3 cans Peas or Corn 2 cans Silver Shield Peas 25c 5 lbs. Dried Peas 3 Ibs. 15c Large Prunes 25c can Ripe Olives 1-lb. can Chocolate 3 10c pkgs. Jello 50c | No. 3 pail Pure Lard No. 5 pail Pure Lard RESRRR soe can Table Oc cans Cove Oysters can Lipton’s Teas Re: . 10e Choice Cooking Figs... bottle Kelley’s Salad Dressing Sc | No. 10 pail Pure Lard bottle Vinaigrette or Mint Sauce | 10c can Cinnamon, Allspice, Pepper, 10c | Mustard, Nutmeg 5c THESE PRICES coop FOR A WEEK THE WHITE MEAT CO. GRAND OPENING SPECIALS Quality Is Our Motto—F ree Delivery—Tel. Main 371 10¢ | Leg Lamb, Ib . 15¢ | Pure Lard, bulk, Ib. 12¢ | Shoulder Roast L puib i 1b Lard ( umd, Ib. 10¢e -10¢@ | No. 10 Pure Lard. . $1.10 Lies Reait toe cb rm 12¢ | Hams, 14 or whole,..14¢ 1915 Spring Lamb Special, | Shoulder Hams, lb...12¢ Choice Pork Roast, Ib... | Sliced Ham, best, tb...20¢ : see BBY | Fancy Breakfast Bacon, Steak, Ib... | Ib ».20¢ 1 BME | Fs 18¢ Choice "Loin Roast Pork, | Fancy Ducks, Ib......18¢ Lots of Other Specials ay +++ 1 8¢ | ANA DOO 4-3 weet °F z Steer Pot Roast, Ib Steer Round Steak, Ib... | ompc 8¢ | 18¢ | { | Steer Loin Steak, Ib Boiling Beef, tb + 10€ | Ib... | Choice Pork 2u.¢ | ; y Chickens, Ib STAR—FRIDAY, MAY 14, 1915. [PROMINENT JEW WHO COMES HERE Simon Ww former the Inde pendent d of B'Nal WRith, ¢ gest Jewish organization in the world, is a prominent attorney ot Washington, D, C., who has known 11 presidents, has grand pres Simon Wolfe Germany in 1836 grated to the Unt ) tn 1848 SEATTLE WILL "BE VISITED BY NOTED HEBREWS Dr. Samuel Wolfenstein of Cleve land, O., until recently superin*end. ent of the Cleveland Jewish Orphan asylum, will arrive in Seattle Fri day afterroon and will be a guest at the Washington Annex. He ts accompanied by bis daughter | Dr. Wolfenstein is the first of the Nal BWRith delegates to the recent convention at San Francisco to reach Seattle on the return trip j East Thirty-seven other delegates, lamong them the most prominent | Hebrews tn the United States, and their ladies, will arrive Monday aft Jernoon at 3:16 at the O-W. station. They will be met at the depot by & representative committee of the Rainier and Hildesheimer lodges of | Seattle, who will be assisted in en tertaining the guests by the Ida Straus auxiliary to the B’Nai B'Rith and by the ladies of the Temple de | The meet jing will t { by Simon Ded olfe of Washingt DD. C., noted jauthor and diplomat; Charles L | Aarons, former president of the Mil-| waukee, Wis, school board; H.| Asher of New York and A. B. See }lenfreund of Chicago, secretary of| ithe order. | Tuesday morning the visitors will be given an auto trip about the bou levard, and after juncheon at the | Boulevard inn, will visit the Brem jerton navy yard in the afternoon In the evening special services will jbe held at the Temple de Hirsch. | | | TRIED IT TWICE | William Mills, a gardener, who! |lives at 1507 12th ave., in a divorce! complaint filed Thursday, declares his second marriage to Bessie Mills) Was not a success, and that she con- [tinued to break dishes and other-| | wise humiliate him in their home. | They were divorced first on De lcember 24, 1913. On August 5 fol lowing they remarried. They sep: |arated last Tuesday | Mills alleges his wife goes “into tantrums” when she “gets two or} |three glasses of beer in her KANSAS TO HAVE A BABY EXPERT | TOPEKA, May 14.—Dr. Lydia Al }len De Vilbiss of New York will be |the head of the Kansas child hy giene bureau under the state jof health. Dr. 8. J. Crumbine retary of the board, rece!ved no! ay that Dr. De Vilbiss had de sd to come to Kansas and under take the work of peinaagirstn and conducting the bureau legislature created to save hey lives! ;of babies who couldn't help them nelves | Dr. De Vilbiss is one of the best-| known child welfare workers in the] country | HORLICK’S | ‘The Original | MALTED MILK | Unless you “HORLIOK'S" you may oak. 4 Substitute 5c a Roll and Up WALL PAPER] NEW—NEAT—NIFTY Dining Rooms, | | | a Specials for House Time. When floors or good old| pieces of furniture have become marred or scratched is no rea son why new nes must re iBplace them. Cont them with Floor and Furniture Made to wear. In 26¢,,40c, 75¢ and Larger Cans GUSTAVE MUHL PAINT CO. 618 Pike St.—Tel, Main 5661 PAGE 7 Free Delivery We Now Deliver Daily to Univer sity, Ravenna, Green Lake, Bal lard, Hillman City, Rainier Valley Beacon Hill, Ma drona Park, Mount Baker, Fort Law ton and Pleasant Valley Sa COLE & Sina tee Grocers and Coffee Honsters FRESH CHURNED BUTTER 29C |b. Wel isis Cuanahabe STALL 6T— ike Place 8 lbs. Sugar . . With a $5.00 TOKIO TEA STORE STALLS 24-20 3-Layer Cakes 25c Market ye. Fi et is yt) ae eer “4 __ | Sanitary e A i} ie sd af Public Market Public Market Pike]. Place Public Market OLD PIKE PLACE | "i: Pike Place Market MAIN 4101 5c 25c 10c * ee 27 PHONE Hood's Home-Made Candy and Ice Cream 20 & 250 ood Mewed Work. Best Oak Le: Stall 03, Lower Floor, Cike Pt. Mut. - +.» 490 Pork Pies % FOR 25 CENTS duet Wight for Mientes Strictly Home-Made BREAD Se AND 10¢ Give Thie a Trial SMITH’S ENGLISH BAKERY STALL LOWER Armourdale “' Meat Co. Save Money by Phone Fiitott 1156 Trading Here Try our “None Better” Potato Veast Bread. You'll understand why it is the favorite bread. Cheaper and better than you can make at home. Mrs. Pfeffer's Bakery 1513 FIRST AVE. FOR FANCY FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Red Shield Ice Cream 5c a Dish MAIN ENTRANCE SANITARY MARKET Home-Made Bread 10c Large Loaf—No Raise in Prices MRS. ELLMORE Stall 120—First Ave. Floor Gilman Bros.] PLANTS At Main Entrance} KELLY HAS ’EM MR. ABE WILEY ~ OF NOOKECHAMP :. HAS BRIGHT IDEA NOOKECHAMP, Wash,, May IL—Abe Wiley has perfected an {dea that will make the United States entirely safe from eerial attacks Abe is a great lover of bees, wasps and hornets and prob ably ynderstonds their nature as well as any one. Last summer he had the loft of his house full of hornets, and wouldn't tell what he was doing with them Only the other day he came into town to consult Hank Pavey, the lawyer, about try ing to get a patent on his hor nets and gave away the whole thing i that Hiscoverd hornets t commenced training them He'd start his auto engine going, open the window of the loft, and a few hundred hornets would dash at the motor and attack anything near it When they came back he had drops of molasses for them as a reward He got them so that when a city guy went by in a machine a mile away he could ope window that he can, in case of war, take boxes of his trained hornets to and whenever an 4 comes near, can send th nets up at it He'll guarantee one bornet to knock any fellow out of his “seat in an aeroplane at one swat Orrine for Drink tat TRY IT AT OUR EXPENSE We are tn est whe you to give ORRINE a tral, ton haye nothing to risk and everything to gain, for your money will be re turned if after a trial you fail to get results from ORRINE. This offer gives the wives and mothers of those who drink to excess an op. portunity to try the ORRINE treat ment It is a very simple treat |ment, can be given in the home without publicity or loss of time | from business, and at small price. | ORRINE is 4d in two | forms No. 1 tment, a r; ORRIN in pill m, for those who desire to take mntary treatment Costs only 1$1.00 a box, Come In and talk over the matter with us. Ask for book let Swift's Pharmacy, Pike 2nd and | be nd and | SAF E M=ET THE a A HERE FOODS COST LESS Real Strawberry Short- cake, all day Mrs. De Long’s Pullman Diner 76 PIKE ST. Nettleton, Walkover, Sorosis Shoes at About '/2 Price and Less Mt. Vernon Butter Store i521 PIKE PLACE In ade mo + Wt. "$1.50 45c The, Oe and $1.25 $132 Near Sugar Stall ae pie Ladies’ and Girts’ Oxfords and P “MONEY BACK” OUR MOTTO Sicze"’ For the Whole hoe STALLS 1819 Pike Place Market. Family CARNATION MILK Ba Sy ot ee _1LSe¢ i Coffee Seal ding Schilling’s, zl Clee 330 PEANUT BUTTER | CARNATION BREAD Pure, Fresh Milk, 3c pt., qt. Ice Cream, 5c large dish, 15c pt., qt CARNATION BUTTER STORES 316, 318 Westlake Mkt. id, with @ 102 Corner Mkt, WE ARE GOING TO MAKE A KILLING ON PRICES THIS WEEK. GET IN ON IT Veal Roasts, Spectais at Both Stores Saturday and All Next Week Club Sausage, Ib.... Veal Cutlets, Ib No. 1 Hams, Ib.. Round Steak, ‘ | No. 1 Bacon, Ib.. é Pot Roasts 10@ to 12%e | lf ancy Fowls, Ib., 18¢ | Pork Roasts, Ib 11eé | Shoulder of Lamb, ‘tb. 11¢ Mi M lurray Meat Company and ane Se STREET STALLS 2-3-5-7 This Ad, good for one dish of ice cream with a purchase of 50 or more, Kelly, 94 Pike St. ‘ Entrance Corner Market ————— | Portland, San Francisco, Oakland and Los Angeles, beginning day afternoon. Views of the Lusite itania, whose de- struction off the Irish coast last week Giant Strain Pansy Plants, 25c per doz., 13 to a dozen by a German electrified and torpedo, has shocked the world, | as the giant Cunard liner left her | pier in New York on what prove to be her last voyage, will be sh¢ ‘ it the Pantages theatre next week| in motion pictures. Manager Alexander Pantages an. | nounced today that he had yeaa the exclusive rights in the West for this film and that the hown simultanec ges houses he mod , Come Here Men’s Shoe Store 814 First Ave. H“Cmwa WaOK<