The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 18, 1915, Page 6

Absolutely SoutH END _PuBLIc MARKET THIRD AVE. TO FOURTH AVE. Phone Bilet. 18 ON WASHINGTON ST. (Entire Block) _ Elliott 185 on Specials. Clean, wholesome stocks; honest weight. All goods sold all - as advertised (groceries all week). Daily Free Delivery over the entire city. Phone orders taken. These square-dealing features and conveniences mean the Greatest Values in Foodstuffs in the City Sanitary Pot Roast, Ib. .. Shoulder of Mutton, Ib Hams, half or whole Good Steak, 1d. 1s tae aa | She as, Ib Loin Roast Lamb, Ib ‘ eens Steak, 10. Lamb Chops, Ib on “ Roast Veal, 1b. . Choice Chickens, 1b ed Bacon, best Veal Cutlets, 1b. 1915 Spring Chickens, Ib Ze | Local Bacon, tb Roast Pork, !b. 1915 Shoulder Roast Lamb, Ib ‘on Enda, Ib Pork Steak, Ib. ... ite moked Spareribs, Leg of Mutton, 1b. Pure Lard, Ib. »ked Back Bacon, Loin Roast of Mutton, 1b A1¢ | Lard Compound, Ib. ef | Fancy Breakfast Bac STALLS STALLS ‘sto INDEPENDENT PACKING COMPANY 70 42 STALC 8 Fresh Bread STALL 53 Formal Opening of A. E, Allyn Small Loaves, Cottage Cheere, 1b. y Maca on Peach Jam, 2 Ibs Fagan S | Assorted Cookles, 3 doz Peanut Butter, 2 Ibs as Baas 6 Best Salad Oil, bottle V. y t Sto tame lean vi r, bottle ... Butter, 3 Ibs ie her ane y re Jersey Butter, 2 Ibs Carrying a complete American Cream Cheese stock of STALL 58 "Halibut, Ib. ......... | Mt. Vernon Milk, 4 cana Halibut Cheeks, 2 Ibs..... NOTIONS Sweet Butter, Ib Salmon, 2 Ibs... e | STALL 66 Columbia tam Chinook, % ibs NOVELTIES | Halibut, 4 Tbh BeSesh ees seesee 25e HOUSEHOLD Fresh Chinook Salm: STALL 69 UTENSILS Whole Shad, eac Alpha Coffee & Tea Co. ; t e Salmon Heilies, 2 Winner Coffee, 2 tbs OF every. Ge , Brick Cod, each Mt. Vernon Milk, 3 cans... will pay you well to d STALL @ _ M. J. B. Coffee, 2 1b your buying here. Big Two Large Loaves Hread...1h¢ STALL 67 Specials always. Heinz Soupe and Delicacies A Full, Fresh Line 4 Fine Oranges, doz. STALLS 51-52 STALL a2 Large Lemons, dot... .20¢ Salt Salmon, 2 Ibs i White Cherries, 2 Ibs......15¢ | Best Norway Mackerel, 2 STALL 26 FARMERS’ SECTION Whole Shad. each | Caulifiower, bead ......... Radishes, 4 large bunches....5¢ | Fresh Red Salmon, Ib Cucumbers, each .. Green Onlons, 5 bunches Be | Smeits, 2) Peas, Ib. . Green Peas, Ib. STALL 48 | Egg Plant, 4b. . Young Carrots, 3 bunches Large Milk, ner can. | Parmnips, 3 bunches Peele Wash 9 Mencken. be | reer cee, 2 ie. FRUIT SECTION Young Turnips, 3 bunches Iw Swins Cheese, It Logan Berries. 2 boxes Head Lettuce, 3 for Linbureer Cheese, i> Strawberries, box : Curly Lettuce, 4 for QUEEN CITY MARKE . Spinach, 3 tbs Pot Roast, |b. Asparagus, Ib. Good Steak, tb it Cabbage, large head Leg of Lamb, Ib lhe. 166 Large Cucumbers, each. . | Roast Veal, Ib Qe Fresh Tomatoes, 2 lbs... Roast Pork, 1b. ise | New Potatoes, § Ibs.. Sugar Cured Hama, Ib t4e | Dry Onions, 5 Ibs Smoked Jowls, Ib 2¢ Parsnips, 3 bunches | “Gee Breakfast Bacon, tb. 21¢ Cauliflower, large Formerly Becraft & Son ANDERSON’S GROCERY 7 Operated by Adolf Anderson, formerly of Westlake Market “THE RELIABLE STORE OF QUALITY” Pure Rolled Oats, 5 Ibs. 2O¢ | Sure Popcorn, Ib. Laundry Starch, 4 Ibe Zhe Pink Beans, 4 Ibe. 2he | White Linen Soap, 7 bars..25¢ | 0c Toilet Paper, roll French Prunes, ‘3 ibs. 2Se | 10c Scouring Soap, 6 bars..2he¢ | Condensed Milk, 5 cans _ New Potatoes, 9 Ibs.. 25e 35c can Baking Powder i5¢ Alaska Herring, § for Walnuts, 3 Ibs. “25e | Fancy Corn, 2 cans 15e Spaghetti, can Fancy Tomatoes, 2 cans E € Corn Flakes, 2 pkgs. pod Fancy Tomatoes, doz. 20¢ | Sardines in Ol, 6 cans.. Head Rice, 5 Ibs. a | Washington Milk, case. - $2.39 | Wheat, 126-1b. sack. Scratch Food, 100-1b, sack $2. Phone Orders Filled. Phone Elliott 185. Free Daily ‘Deliveries Over Entire City. All These Prices Good Until June 26 (one week) DA SETS 600 RETREAT MAY BE| see TURNING POINT RB — oo, | BY J. wom MASON NEW YORK, June 18.—The Rus- fl recently interned at Fernie. Six *!an retreat from licla into Germans and Austrians, Bes may prove to be the be- | ginning of one of the turning points jin the war. | pane Teutons plan a conquest of rabia as the next step after freeing Galiela Upon its success the Balkan atti I tude may be decided . June 18.—The North-| Bessarabia forme ter Alameda is loading 100| boundary of Rumavi of merchandise here for a gro-| population !s Rumanian store which will be established|is made up of various orage, one of the new towns |cluding many Germans d by the Alaska railroad. | Rumania wants to annex Bessa rabia and has demanded it from | {HOME FOR THE SUMMER | Russia ox « part of the price for ph Waldman, violinist, has|entering the war on the side of the Teturned to his home in Seattle | allies. } the summer with his moth-| If the Teutons overrun Bessa 19th ave. N. He is a grad. | rabia, as will possibly happen this of two of the leading conserva. | summer, one of three results might Jelly Glasses, doz TANCOUV i military a at the fanaeos mow octane” 4 | Dominion government for re- of German and Austrian min-| ARIZ fey the eastern! Half of the; The rest races, in- crs of the East. follow, capable of exerting im- |portant influence on the future ‘course of the war. After conquering Bessarabia, the Teutons might offer it to Rumania/ }in exchange for Rumania’s benevo- lent neutrality. Or, |rabia is conquered, |fer {t to Rumania, | The most serious before Bessa-| Russia may of- possibility ts] that Russia might agree to a sep-| arate peace rather than lose Bes-| sarabia. | BROWN STANDS TO MAKE SOME MONEY BAKER, Or., June 18.—Admission | was made today by P. J. Brown of |Baker that he bad contracted for 200,000 pounds of wool, nearly half Stern of Uncle Sam's of the output of Baker county, at|super-dreadnaught, and Naval Con- from 16 to 25 cents a pound, and|structor J. E. Bailey, the man who had shipped to Portland f built her, Note the two men near Brown expects to realize pound for the for the fine 30 DAYS UT PRICES FREE EXAMINATION newest | storage. cents a coarse and 20 cents huge rudder. They give a good idea of the size of It. d Fillings iver Fillings | | We do exactly as advertised. | Attendant, Terms to suit. INDIAN CONVICTED | BY MILTON BRONNER work guaranteed 15 years. —_ NEW YORK, June 18.—You pass KLAMATH FALLS, Or., June 18.|down between rows of factory build LECTR Following conviction in the fed-\ings where Uncle Sam makes parts jeral court on a charge of murdering |for his ships; you walk past the dry Pete Brown, an Indian, Jim George. |docks where the little destroyer a fellow tribesman, was awaiting|Benham and the big battleship jsentence today. The jury recom-|Texas are both being given a spring mended that the death penalty be | house cleaning; you dodge one of not Imposed |the dinky engines on Uncle Sam's ———lown Brooklyn navy yard railwa be Ice Cream Sodas at the Holly-|and there, #lam-bang in front of you | wood Lunch Soda Fountain Pike.—-Adv. the biggest battleship in the world- STAR—FRIDAY, JUNE 18, 1915. PAGE 6. Try Shopping on the Lower Floor Many Bargains Will found be here , {BOBS YOU'VE ABOUT || Bob La Follette Bob Ingersoll { Bob Bridges Bob Hesketh Bob Hodge ' Bob-tail flush. HEARD “PHONE ELLIOTT 4314 16 Lbs. Pure Cane Sugar for. IN ALL SECTIONS OF THE MARKET ANDERSON GROCERY COMPANY COMPANY STALL 219 FREE DELIVERY -. 89c Patent t 91.85 | 6 large cans M Annual “Shingle” of Ballard high|h ; Wenn? See ae Gere of atnee at off press | AY tn. tbe b. bar Lowney’s Chocolate. 2he Steamer Humboldt sailed Thurs fy wet 4 Son at. fell taauon Nese day night for North with 75 passen See | 1 Gos. pt, Ball Mason Jars ; gers aboard. Meal. 206 Jon, Economy Jar Capa for. 200 : , 1 dow Jelly a he wane being By an at nate club We sell Hetme Pare Cider Vinexar in Dull [Thursday night, Candidates tn ated Henry King, of King Brothers _ CORNER GROCERY Co. gave an address before the P. Center of Market, Just Off Pine st 3 lou # Ibe. Gr rr weekly luncheon meeting of the "$1.65 | %.! HF s teoer’ 80c Young Business club Thurs | wit ' order yver, ex GREASE! 30,000 POUNDS OF IT TO LAUNCH “BIGGEST BATTLESHIP” ARIZONA; PLACED ON END, TALLER THAN 24-STORY BUILDING the upper right hand corner of thet 212)is the great red and gray hull of |the day at Butle ete 25c ph Thor » 23, a Ah o Pea ad | . weet wou ing home of Mra, W. A. Hale, 2394)9) ¢ 10c | " 25c N. 50th st, Thursday, after a quan Parowax, pe tity of loot had been found on them, |B! -* ahice Wi : 10c 25c Or. J. E. Le Cleve of United # 10c | 5c States food and drug bureau | Washington, D. C., arrived in Beat 25c | pi 40c tle Thursday, after visiting Frisco | ~~ 5Oc!|; + Corn’ or Fomatoes OB oe fair can Minced © a Chamber of Commerce received! 25c | H . 10c letter from Alva Adee, assistant | secretary of state, Thursday, that| E. N. SCHUMANN revision of uiriff in South American countries, ax suggested by Seattle BIG SATURDAY SPECIALS hamber, In being pushed re Lard Carl F. Gould, architect, who ed out plans for University o Sect Washing eicocee plans in Fine Arta salon in Baillar , Kee xeon bullding, Thursday b dos Prereey Wife of John Jackel, who has been missing from hom parly a Hak gigas kon week, feara foul play Phone Main 6040 Thurston county commissioners appoint Fred Stocking as county treasurer to succeed W H. Britt Hed in auto accident at ng coming as it were. who was k Olympia Monday into Hritt's shoes STALL 331 Stoc Seth Chapin Langdon is second te Cherries, Ib be graduat U. of W. to ‘ *, 2 Ibe Iie S mentae of ‘ as, I he gree of doctor of philosop 5 areful It's Chapin—t basket he lin crate $1.00 Trunk of P. P. Barr, smothered to I We Are Headquarters for Canning death while wc afi Cherries, Berr Currants Almira, Wast * counte: pe ers’ outfit and mon Prof. Taft chosen president of new league at Philadelphia to pre vent war, or, at least, to minimize possibilities of armed conflict Satsop, Wash, cheese factory turned out 1,700 pounds Tuesday establishing a record Catching a Rainbow oughtn’t to be impossible. Some 50,000 Ratn. bow fry, first trout of year, hatch ed at Chelan county hatchery, plant od in Nason creek pkes Macaront Pay MeGaffney, who held up a North Yakima st car, sentenced to five to 10 years In pen. Pay's paying penalty Wine or water? That's the ques- tion to be decided by governor of Arizona for christening of dread naught Arizona at New York Satur day. Arizona's dry, you know ° ing Frying Chickens, Ib... .280 Looks like there may be peace! JP'S 1 yl ; _ oung Noasting Chickens, Ib ise Dr. J. F. Austin, one of three stock-/ff Ot iage Buttes, per ie holders of Creacent Ol! Co. appoint-|B oo ramp Cb ; saa ed as ways and means commit Seave Riba er th 12%e. reports that J. C. Slater ts anxious Fe ee oor Ih be, as any of ‘em to oj mp well. Mone ee ound , are ey being raised to clear indebted ge ety 7 ‘ork Sausage Be jneas and well to be opened Mon.\g = * ™ A!!! id . i day. Fresh Salmon. Rhubarb, 2 Ibs. Se, 5 Ibs. 10¢ Homegrown Artichokes, 2 he and Homegrown Peas Onions, Bean STALL 346 Choice Smoked and at Mrs, Oliv STALL 309 For Saturday Fresh Dressed Chickens, Bermuda Beat Wax unmetal top, but plain toe sizes 2 to 92.25 A on Be cent completed. Her hugeness grows on degrees as you step off and vi her standing up there on the ways like a giant on stilts. Boiler Factory? Oh, No Imagine the sound of the ordinary botler factory, multiply it by a hun dred and you get somethipg like the) noise that is coming from the great by you |ship | For more than 500 men are swarming along her, riveting plates the sides in the last anxious to hours before she is launched She will carry 13,000 tons of | and iron with her into the , and when she is com pleted will weigh 31,400 tons, much more than the heaviest English or German battleships, and 400 tons heavier than the big ones Japan is building. She is 608 feet long. In other words, the huge New York muntel- pal buliding, which is 24 stories high, and has a tower, could be laid out at length on the Arizona's deck land there would be 24 feet to spare jat each end around which the ma jrines could march She is 97 feet and some inches wide in her broadest part, and has a main deck depth of 46 feet to the! water, Slides Over Pianes When Naval Constructor J. E. Bailey gives the signal and releases Arizona~ matched only by her|the cluteh of the powerful hydraulle sister ship, the Pennsylvania, now! triggers that hold her in place, she hms eee Delivery. 106 being completed at Newport News When she slides into the water to: morrow she will be about per| for Qual! Ask for Stall 125 Ne, 80 sack Holly or Centennial Beat Flour ne Bugar 50c No, 4 pall Cottolene 55c Pele eet ee 7 bere ata e 25c TOKIO GROCERY CO. 324—F. H. BUCH ANAN—a24 Fer « fall it e Domestic Cheese German Delicatessen Stall 209 Also cold delicatessen ry the mente, Kooda. 319 — Mitchell’s — 319 High Clase Delicatessen SPECIALS Aprico bottle Balad 10c ss "boas 10c an Soused wn Apple Butter on Baked Beans. FIFTH AVE. EGG AND PICKLE STORE A full line of Pickles at special All of our dated 6 for 25¢ STALL ane ‘soa baarpetp li 25c Telephone Peas, 3 Ibe, Oe $1.60 25c 1 epi 25c 40¢ Hand-rolled Chocolates, Ib. Be 20e Spiced Gum Drops, tb......18e Chewing Taffy, per Ib 2 10e ported and eauengen and - .10c t ; Ga a 20c 10c STALL phe ‘ibe Head Rice for 210-—0N "1 9 Lbs. Fine Granulated Sugar for. thc can Royal Baking Powder 400 | Half Gailon Koonomy Jara, doz, @1 Phone Main Gono. Phone orders reecive ow Phone Main 6989 Orders Sent C. 0. D FREE Delivery 6 LARGE CANS MILK FOR 25c ZOBLE GROCER 6 WALOONY ing specials and flour Jelly Ginanen, per doz 6 large cans Milk for pke. Baking Hoda for Se pke. Citrus Powder woe ar beat quality Jams for. 206 pke. 0} Wheat Hearts 206 4 lbs. Navy Beans for ahe 2 ans Salmon tor Bie can K C Boking Powder. .20¢ 2 pkes. Lilly Glo reh he careful attention. Stall 360 —W. M. Goebel, Grocer—6th &Pine 8 Lbs. Granulated Sugar for. Witt HWigh-Grade F Ke cans Mustard can Minced Clams Large cans Milk, @ Jar Rubt 15c vege | cans Imported Sardines Og Regular Butt be can Spinach je Crock Apple BB oq 10c CAMP SUPPLIES the cam: on You furnis? CAL We furnish ONE MAIN the big feed WESTLAKE GROCERY We Sell for Less 18 Lbs. Granulated Sugar for... With $1.00 order ree cans Milk for the bara Swift's White Soap... .2he | Joz, quart Manon Jars for. .8te doz Jelly Glasses for B30 b. bar Lowney's Chocolate 38 4 cans Pork and Beane for aie ms .... 12ke Bolling Heet, per 10c _124¢ 15c Spare Ribs, per Lamb Chops, per ‘ isa 18c per i 15c 123c ae § pail Circle W een Ground Hone, Lara T Ibe Lucky orn -# FISH Co. Bhrimp Meat’ pet if Laree Crabe, 2 for ... SANITARY BAKERY 1 27—Lower Fipor Coffee Cakes, per dor.. layer Cakes, each, . Stayer Cakes, each ’ All kinds Cookies, per doz... Fresh Killed Fancy Chickens Ae | YourChoice, Each— 25¢ 20¢ 25e 10¢ FRESH BUTTERMILK HIEL At the Big Churn tm the of the Market IMPERIAL MEAT CO. Stalle 2-4—Lower Floor Cholea Veal Roasts, per Ib. 1Se Pure Pork Link Sausage, |b... 18e Steer Pot Roasts, Ib 12%e Fresh Dressed Hens, ib. Ise King County Fruit Co. Stalls 200-215 New Potatoes, 9 Ibs Fancy Onions, 4 Ibs Rhubarb, 4 Ibs, 106. Fancy Lemons, dor, for . Florida Grapefruit, 3 Fancy Bananas, doz. . Sweet Cherries, 1b. English Walnuts, for “Twine Indian Head, | 72x90 Sheets |—— “Chair Seats Shopping lags — ‘By wat i sagt Elastic Web — _*e Se and 124 \-ineh, yard | Huck Towels, | — w Se 36-inch - Good Rubber [Tennis Oxtorda, A asl sk Rr Heels [worth $1.25, for S-Inen, yard |New Coraete he 106 Tie Se - = = — |will glide into the water over two] | WHEN ALL 18 FINISHED {parallel planes formed by smoothed} AND THE TEST RUNS HAVE HING SEASON | timbers thoroly connected and| BEEN’ MADE, THE SUPER. | braced DREADNAUGHT WILL CON- EARLY THIS YEAR over the longer planes below On these ways is placed what | is called the launching gre | and about 30,000 pounds of this | will be used for the Arizona. | After th dispersed, there will months of hard, remain before the ship ts ready for com mission As she is launched she simply has the huge parte of her structure assembled and certain machinery in | stalled Long Job Ahead | After she reaches the water the masts and various | jengines, turrets, | machines and fittings have to be in | stalled | And ) things then the big guns have to | dets, | jof the ship. This is done by means lof floating cranes with which the surrounded hull will be | ALBERT HANSEN Jeweler and Sliveremith Is Now pate at His Ne 010 oan ri ell Mom | | Above these fixed planes are siid- ing ways on which the ship glides glory of the afternoon is over and the holiday crowds have 15 unremitting labor come the other vital] be |hauled aboard and fitted in the tur and tons and tons of armor | plate must be fastened to the sides | MOORE STITUTE OUR MOST POWER- FUL DEFENSE SHIP, SHE IS NOT BUILT FOR GREAT SPEED. HER WEIGHT OF ARMOR AND OF GUNS PRE. VENTS THIS. BUT THE NAVY EXPERTS THINK SHE CAN HOLD HER OWN WITH ANY SHIP NOW ON THE OCEAN— AND A LITTLE BETTER. for ie STALL 205 excluding specials ana Peaches for he Dy on hottie Vanilla Fiavor. 106 26¢ pkg. Quaker Corn Meal. 260 1 sack Patent Flour for s1.45 1 Ib. Prunes or Peaches for Be arge rolls Tollet Paper... .2%e r] M.Cinnamon & Co. 359 Frait Speciale 342 t Cherries for canning, box 60e Royal Anne Cherries, Ib be Sunkist Seedlesa Grapefrult, § for & the arge Navel Oranges, 506 1 doz Oe ‘ th Walnuts, soft shell, Ib. 10° t Lemons, 4 te rawberry ¥ Free The only perfect instrument wit which to prepare your berr! Saves you time and temper. Goethals’ Home Bakery 340—stall 318 Home-made Bread. .25e Home-made Breed. ie ch Rolie and © All our goods are baked FUSS & COMPANY Big, White, Sanitary Ib : Leg of Pork Roi Ib. Try our Pure Por We guarantee it to be abso- lutely pure pork, per Ib.. -15¢ New Potatoes, 10 Ibs. 25c Govt conn Ranch meee, ..20c ie 25c Saturday only Old Potatoes, STALL 251 ON FIFTH AVE. 12 Iba, .. STALL Potatoe: 118—LOWER FLOOR 4 lbs t ; Fancy Winesap Apple’ doz Fresh Telephone Peal Ontons, eae. Don't fail to buy the butter which is made in the most up-to-date creamery in the Northwest. Sold by A, Andersen Wi ashington Butter Store Stall 28—Lower Floor | Embrolderies, a not edgings Ladies’ $4.00 Crepe Dresses 81.08 EVERETT, June 18.—Local fish- packing plants are preparing for the earliest run of fish in years, and next week will send boats out to reconnoiter the situation. Opera- tion of the plants is expected about duly 5, AMUSE Tonight Tomorrow Night Te—MATINEE TOMORROW—0 HamptonJubileeSingers NIGHTR, 250. MATINER PANTAGES TOM LINTON AND HIS JUNGLE GIRLS QUE QUON TAL Beautiful Chinese Prima Donan K & THORNTON a Now 8ketch 106 and 200 Empress Theatre Direction Sullivan & Considine Big Comedy Show, Including “EVERYBODY” ana MME, JOMELLI Matinee—2:30. Night Shows, 7:30, 9:10, Summer Prices—Mat, 100; Rve, 100, ie | playing MENTS METROPOLITAN TONIGHT—ALL WEEK Chauncey Olcott ‘THE NEART OF “PADDY wn ACK" Matinee Saturday —___== TIVOLI THEATR The Eastern Yiddish Stock ed Will open with three performances, commencing Friday night, June 18, “HOME SWEET HOME” OMn you ov Saturday Night “A MOTHER'S HEART” Sunday Night “WHO IS GUILTY?” Tickets can be ordered from PR crs Dro rag Store, 1700 ester ~a one East 1018. Cohn’s Restauran James st, Phone Main 1661, wee |