The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 3, 1915, Page 7

Phone Elliott 185 Free Delivery SOUTH END PUBLIC MARKET Third Ave. and Washington St. LOWEST PRICES IN THE CITY Knockout Blow to the Meat. Trust Pot Roast, Ib Se | Hams, hatt or whole, Ib... 1.4¢ Steer Steak Shoulder Hams, Ib tle Round Steak, Ib Local Bacon, Ib... Roast Veal, Ib | Bacon Ends, Ib . Roast Pork, Ib Breakfast Bacon, Ib 1Ne Pork Steaks, 1b. Sliced Ham, Ib 20¢ Shoulder Lamb. Bliced Bacon, Ib 2he Lamb Chops, Ih | Bax Special in Fancy Chickens Leg Lamb, Ib and Ducks. Pure Lard . BS¢, Os at GO, 108 at 84,20 Lard Compound .. At 3O¢, Ss at Ae, 108 at 90¢ Stalie 38 to 42 Sonat = Independent Packing Co. Telephone Elliott 1625 STALL 53 STALL 48 ALE. ALLYN Swiss Che oa New Kraut, Ib ; Brick Che tb Rea! German Mettwu: Full Cre . 2 ibe Limburger, Salad Oil, pint bottle... FISH MARKETS STALL 67 Fresh Sturgeon, Ib Large Apples, doz Whole Salmon, each. . Large Peaches, doz Halibut, Smelts, Large Pears, doz... STALLS 5051.52 Clams tn Shell, bue Butter Clams tr } 5 D. D. FAGAN’S : STALL 100 | ° sive Hens, Ib Specials for Saturday: Lien Sertaas, ib ' One hundred large, full-length. | jive Rebbite, 1h ee fine percale Coverall Aprons. at} Live Dacks, Ib ase each Be Dressed while you wait Regularly sold at 50c FRUIT SECTION Gingham Aprons with b!b.20¢ | Cantaloupes, 6 for 256 Lemons, dot LAS Radishes, 6 bunches S¢ | Bananas, doz ise Green Onions, 5 bunches 5¢ | Hucklederries, ib he Dry Onions, § Ibs 10 | Concord Grapes, Ib he Celery, 2 bunches . Italian Plums, basket.....15¢ Lettuce, 2 heads. . Blackberr box Be Exgplant, |b Eating doz 10¢ Summer Squash, | 2 for. | Malaga Grapes, Ib..... he Cabbage, large head.. | STALL 62 Green Beans, 3 Ibs. | Large Cantaloupes, 6 for 19] Green Corn, doz 4 ite ¢ Cucumbers, 3 for. Sweet Potatoes, Ib Hubbard Squash, Ib. . | Spuda, 9 Ibs \ Small Tomatoes, 4 lbs STALL 84 ; Green Peppers, 7 Ibs....25¢] Wash. Creamery, 3 Ibs e nbhonsecghey Yalins Honey, yt Mr... be 8 GEORGETOWN BAKERY'S py tl 25¢ BPE BIGBARGAIN SATURDAY | ,, QUEEN CITY MARKET é Cookies, § doz.. 25 | Good Steak, Ib 2 0c Bread for.. 15¢| tes Lamb Hardtack, 3 Ibs.........-- 25C | Roast Pork, 1b [ STALL 56 Pork Steak, Ib WILLIAMS & BEAN Roast Veal, Ib TU] wash. Creamery Butter, 3 Ibs. | Hams, half or whole, Ib ‘ .. BE NO S5e¢ | Shoulder Hams, Ib.. Best Butter, 3 lbs.. - O5¢ | Smoked Jowls, Ib Strictly fresh Exes. Pure Lard, Ib. . 2 doz mito 15e and Lard, Comy hile Cheese, each. i= Anderson's Grocery aj. PHONE ELLIOTT 185 Seattie’s Best Public Market Grocery. 18 Ibs. Best Granulated Sugar. . With $1.00 Order, Specials Not Included. Patent Excellent, Holly | 50¢ Brooms, each Hammond's Best Flour, & New Peas, 3 cans Rex Flour, sack........ Imported Peas, can.. Pure Cane Sugar, French Prunes, 4 Ibs Mason qt. Jars, doz | 10¢ Minced Clams, 4 for Mason pt. Jars, doz . -$1.00 Aluminum Washboards Fancy Potato- Pickling Vinegar, gal Fancy Potatoes, 20 lbs New Onions, 20 Ibs We Kippered Herring, can...5¢ | Graham Flour, 10s Fresh Walnuts, 2 Ibs.... Rolled Oats, 7 Ibs Ivory Soap, 6 bar: | Sardin Salmon, 3 cans | Crisco, Olympic Pancake Flour...20¢ | Swift's Lard, Campbell's Soups, 3 cans..25¢ | Mt. Vernon Milk, 4 cans. Scratch Food, sack.....$2.20| 10¢ Toilet Paper, roll. . Phone Elliott 185. Free Delivery Orders $1 or Over. ‘CHEMISTS WILL “QUEEN” ARRESTED ON MURDER CHARGE - BARSTOW, Sept. Teénita Dowdy, known as “Qo Of.the Desert,” is held without bail today for trial on a charge of mur-| | doting W. D. Morrison, a civil engi Reer, August 7. Friends of Mor- oe thon threatened to lynch the girl, / according to the sheriff's office, and to Re ca ie AT URBANA, ILL. Illinois After choosing Urbana, the closing session American Chemical chemists sat down to Thursday night at the New ington, where five varie fruit juice beverages were served as an illustration of what this state will do after the prohibition law b comes effecti society, th | @ttra precautions were taken q a banque Safeguard her. Mivio Pattirossi, an Argentine av- lator, fell several hundred feet into San Francisco bay Thursday even thg and was taken out of the water — uninjured The drinks included “Washington zy — = vont =, | cocktail Puyallupade,” “Loju. ee 4 ‘Tumwater carbonated” and “Wash e ingtop creme de menthe,” all made ‘ss ° |from fru(t extracts. id . EAT DO YOU WANT JOB? Civil service examiners for the job of unskilled laborer In the postoffice custodian service and for teamster in the quarter. master corps will be held next month, Information may be had at 207 Postoffice building —AT THE— Rainier Bakery and Restaurant 913 Second Ave. (near Madison) das. R. Boldt, Mgr. and Prop. | A. P. Nute, president oy Northwest Motor Car Co there is no truth in the # Why Everybody Smiles commissioners paid after which the she had gone begging / $2,000. Mra, Burke car, also denies it TURKS ARE IN JAM An large PARIS, Sept declares patch a Tu force in the surrounded by the allies Heved they will be forced pender or face annihilation, It Is be - MEET NEXT YEAR Wash. Athens dis ish Dardanelles has been dre | jlonger had a name. thelr new always watet scrutiny of a newcomer at the pent tentiary STAR—FRIDAY, SEPT, 3, HOW BANKER-CONVICT| AT M’NEILS BECAME EXPERT ON POULTRY Noll's tetand articles will be "« and publicity Within 30 minutes after the banker and his attending officer had stood before the nitentiary gates, he was no longer @ stout, expensively wed person, but ® shapeless, haven-headed human being tn striped sult clothes. He no He was a He was destined to re in a number for 11 long years, ee of number. For the first month, Halligan and the guards prison new prisoners watched They Close closely tella the officers In a fow eeks whether they n to become a trusty Warden! can trust the! end of a month, the viet was led from his office of the warden 4 to give you a chance to make good,” said Halli-| ean I'm going to m e a trusty fof you. It's customary, you know,| to give a nan the benefit of his good intentions, and if you're al good prisoner, nele Sam will be glad to cut off some of your sen ten What kind of a job do you want’ } | | as their next meeting place, during| here of the} The prisoner had never worked in his Iife. He had devoted b years to bonds and stocks and sav ngs accounts. But from the win had noticed the hickens in the dow of his cell h White Wyan Three years ago this summer a stout, expensively dressed man of middle age alighted from a govern ment power boat at a McNell's {sh and dock, Beside him another large man, in more quiet clothing and of mo silo, powerful build, leaped from k to ¢ They walked up the dock to-| gether, Neither spoke, A moment| later the two big men stood be} fore an fronetudded gate in a high, barbed wire fence A milt-| tant young man tn blue Uniform,| with high-powered rifle over his shoulder, barred the way. Over| the gate were the letters “U, 8 Pen ntiary.”” The stout, expensively dressed man was a bi r from Stockton Cal. He had committed a breach of faith against Uncle Sam, He had used treasury funds for his own purposes, A federal judge showed no prejudice for wealth, ahd sent the banker to the Me Neil's island prison, 15 miles from Tacoma, for a rm of 11 years, eee | That was three years ago. chicken yard of the prison 1 appealed to him sre room for me to work with the chickens?” he asked tim idly, Ten minutes later he was in stalled at the chicken coops as fourth assistant to th hief of the poultry department * Last week Warden Halligan nt his annual report to Wash. ington, c. tail of prison records for the past year, But one item attracted pos sibly more attention than any other It sald that Convict No head of the poultry department, had raised over 70,00) during the year, and that doren, for the 12 months, had cost the penitentiary exactly 8 1-3 cente. . The head of the poultry depart meut ts the Stockton banker who entered the MeNeil's island gates three summers He became #0 profictent at poultry business that he became head of the chicken farm of the big penitentiary within} Since that time he has made} chicken-raising a selentific study He has read learned essays by poultry experts during his evenings) in the cell house. personally to the little ills and all ents of his great flock of white hens and roosters And tn two years he has perfect ed a system whereby he knows ex-| actly how many quarts of gra hen will demand while ing. He knows just what amount of food ft takes to raive a chicken froth infancy to maturity. He has kept such a close check that he swears by his 8 1-3 cents per dozen cost of producing oes In a And it's a safe bet that few chick) on raisers supplying eggs fo the market can equal that record eee The Stockton banker le one of a score of department heads at McNeli's island. It's a city in itself—that place of stone bulidings and steel bars, perch. ed on a lonely hiliside opposite the old town of Steilacoom. And every piece of work, whether it is construction of new bulldings, erection of a baseball diamond, or the routine operation of this minia- ture city, Is handied by con. victe—department heade—who have charge over their differ- ent prison units. And each unit knows to a dot, just as the banker-poultry fancier does, what it costs to operate his department. BAD BOY IS MADE SPORT SHIRT GOOD BY KNIFE USED ON BRAIN Fleet Thompson, and likeness of bone spheroid removed from his brain. BOB IS CHALLENGED [ that the Packard machi 1 to the county for use of Sh was ever offered Surgeon E. H, Wiley of the Los Angeles R iving hospital has placed the iminal part of the boy's brain” in a little bottle, labeled It with the name and date and added this phrase: “This is all that made Fleet Thompson a bad boy." The plec ty brain © rem¢ whict old impinged dl of the on the motor cent causing SCHOOL “:’ SWEATERS | The Kind That Satisfy. your children | Keep warm winter in an All Wor Hand Finished weat e the kind we make From Mill to Wearer OCTONEK KNITTING CO. Factory-Store. | Is | to pie) Fifth Ave. & Union St. zy | | That shirt's bere to etny—bet « dollar! | —Lealle C. Smith, 2015 Terry ave. The sport shirt Is neat and it's cooler. |1f your sweetheart objects, why, Just fool | When the hot weather's o'er, Wear a collar some more, | ‘Then she'll think that she's won, but you LOS ANGELES, Sept. 3.—Today, Fleet Thompson 1s a happy, GOOD | About a week ago, he was dis-| consolate and hadn't any medals| for behavior. The “before and after” treatment lin this particular case waa a diffi cult and unique sur al operation in which “the cau of crime,” which hae k Fleet in a reforma tory much of his time, was re-| moved ved was a spher-| | JUDGES HAVE A TOUGH JOB Tho judges in the sport shirt lim jerick are going to have to ait up Friday night if they succeed tn picking the winner of the contest ‘Cause there are seads of blue rib-| bon entries to decide from All limericks received up to Friday | night will be read and considered. Limericks arriving Saturday morn-| ing will be too late for the con test, tho If exce m be printed prize rs will be nounced in Saturday's paper. first prize is $3, and the second, $2 These were picked from the col lection on hand Friday morning, as the best of the lot Saturday wi an The To the youth with the shirt be Just; A lndytike chap is one Dwighty, Whe mingles cach day with the mighty “A sport shirt to ma In w horror,” qi hes “T'd ne soon be fogged out In my mighty.” -M. Popp, 1709 13th ave. ight have defied all’ the world. --W. ©. HL, 6283 Brooklyn. | Now why do you make such » holler, nuse A man gore about with no call The women don't wear Ko men should Just das ‘em, ‘om— Io ter —C, Dolores Peralta, 2015 Terry ave, I enw a nice sport shirt pass by In which @ tall guy, alx foot high wed his long, skinny neck, he seemed cool, by heck! |For hie looks he cared not « sigh. —Clara Goulet, #18 23rd ave, #, Mite always l6ok heery and tale If you shut out the mun and the alr, Your harvest’s « blank-—othing there) And every protent Uiginet the sport shirt's « peat » Verey, Quileene, Wash, Those jokers all make my head ache, ‘The pert ahirt’s decidedly “Jake.” Jeer to thelr fill— A “bean pole’ ts co Hobed in a “Gert,” dust we fun Fat man in a sport’ He's « cure for the blues, day or night. Bald father to sint v p doll jarned if Fi at for that ¥. W. Winters, anks who feel hurt an wear a “Gert.” It's only the By seeing » The sensible care Not a bit what we wear, long, 90 we've paid for the abirt, . F. Wheeler, 2509 B. Ward at. He has attended | she ts Iny-| tionally good they) | wr, Wash, 1915. PAGE Markets Closed Monday, Labor Day Public Market Sanitary Public Market CORNER Public Market BUY SUGAR at Wholesale Price, FREE CANDY In each pkg. SATURDAY SPECIAL Fresh Churned Washington Creamery Butter PROTECT THE CHILDREN ANITA PUBLIC. MARKE on RY ‘TILIKUM ee STALLS 121.123-125, SANITARY MARKET Compound, lb......10c | Sugar Cured Ham. . .14c Pure Lard, Ib... .12'/c , Picnic Hams, lb... .10c TILIKUM MARKET Delicious Bread 10¢ MOET THE PRODUCER HERE FOODS COST LESS | Home- | Made 5 hi C ' Large Loaf, No raise in prices |B Regular 26e size, STALL 120 First Ave. Floor eclal Saturday 15c (ecnenemiennpememien Kneipp's Health— Pumpernickel hone Ralsin and Nut Breed. toacn | Stall Armourdale jivn: loaf from 28 to 30 ounc :| 9 Meat Co. aves, loaves 5¢ | Round Steak, Ib The ahe GOOD BREAD Ldaije and the Smells good and ts a better ap re se petizer than many a tonic, When | pei pncce Dany Gare Yow phoney. im you buy otr “None Better” | connmsssnectemme-wantecwnmmnene |B Bread you get good, wholesome ; food every time; 2 10c loaves |, Vegetable Specials 15¢ | Piccsine Onions, 100 ib : PURE ic. ail 1511 Pike Place | Mrs. Pfeffer’s Bakery 1513 First Ave. wer Floor, Pike Place Mkt, rlee every day ? We give better service and meats for the same money. That’s why we do the business. Special sale Saturday. Steak, Ib. .........15¢| Picnic Hams, Ib. ...11e Legs Mutton, Ib. ..121/gc | Pure Lard, lb. ....124%e Pot Roasts, lb., 7c-12'/c | Dry Salt Pork, Ib. ...11e NEW RAINIER MEAT CO. 1527-1529 Pike Place They Are Always Fresh! They Are Always Pure! They Are Always Wholesome and Tasty! Because we make them ourselves. We line. It is our business. Come in sometime and convince yourself by tasting our goods. We are located at STALL 132 Sanitary Public Market, on First Avenue Floor OUR SATURDAY SPECIALS ARE JILG'S PURE PORK SAUSA( LB. JILG’S CLUB SAUSAGE, LB..... All leading delicatessen dealers in Seattle, Tacoma handle our products are experts in this SPECIAL Fresh Churned Butter 29c Lb. We Do Our Own Churning Everett and If your dealer cannot sup- ply you, phone Elliott 5780 and we will see that you are Good Sewed Work. Best Oak Leuiner. Sill 63, Lower Floor, Cike Pi. Mkt. PULLMAN DINER 74 PIKE ST. Chicken Dinner, ied. supy | Henry J ilg A . Coffee and Pie.........+5 ‘eam | 132 Sanitary Market—First Ave. Baked Ham Cascade Cre va nery Hood’s Candy Specials Brittle, ee 15c .20c 25c tke Place Market Corner Public Market Murray Leads Again With a Big List of Bargains for Saturday. Veal Cutlets, Ib.....15¢{ Veal Roasts, Ib. ....10c Sirloin Steaks, Ib. ..15c | Pot Roasts, Ib. ......8¢ Boiling Beef, Ib. ....7¢| Leas of eva re Pou Tanti... h166 ee ee ee eee Home Rendered Lard, Ib. No, 1 Heme, He ' 12'c No. 1 Chickens, Ib. .16c Murray Meat Company Washington Market STALLS 2-3-5-7 94-96 PIKE STREET i tern Butter 3. 95¢ Fancy local Ranch Bggs, 2 doz.¢Se burger Brick... .28e PIKE PLACE MARKET (some- thing new), per Ib Hand-Rol per Ib Hood’s ™ ore Mt. Vernon Butter Store Corner Sample and Job Lot Shoes © At About '/2 Price and Less “MONEY BACK” OUR MOTTO Boat Front GREEN'S BUTTER STORE Churned Rutter, Se 1b.; 2 lbs, Ghes 3 Ibs ington Creamery Butter, 30e ib.; 3 lbs . Extra Special, Ib aks SCHOOL SHOES THAT WEAR, $1.35, $1.65, $1.95 Sicsel’s for the Whole $1 .00 hoes Family andup STALLS 18-19-21 Pike Place Market Near Jagrag Stall Sale of Dry Goods purchase GREEN FOR QUALITY AND PRICE ALLEN’S GROCERY BARGAINS 4.380 cans Stlved Me | ¢ cans Serdines tn Hod A COMPLE DEPARTMENT STORE IN THR PIKE PLACE IB c-ib oan Corn Sy 10e | 6: 10e J MARKET, WITH ALLL KINDS OF ME ALWAYS AT 100 Metal Holders for Sticky Fly Paper, 2 ise BM THE LOWEST PRICES IN SEATTLE. Shirts, 50c Saturday Only. Bo and $1.00 9c 3 Pairs 20 Stockings, | All Sizes OLD PIKE PLACE PUBLIC MARKET air. | ular 1be Regular 10c Women's Women's Hose, Boys’ Pants, IC rare. 49c Black and Tan a ete $2.00 and $ Men's Women's Wool "98. Gray and Feru $ rT) Girls’ Dresses, alar $1.00 Ste | Red Comforts, 69c_ Négular $1.0 Me Outing Nt 2 Pair for _ 25c ie | SAMPLES OF | Mustin Underwear, Entire Stoc ™M Work Shirga 39c All 0 x | Viannet ht Shirts 49c Sinan, Sizes 4 to 14 yrs "HARA’SDEPT. STORE| ST. GERMAIN LUNCH Observe how every thing Is nder gla Come your lunch. We will serve you he most delicious pastry that can be baked with the best of material. In and enjoy bread and