The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 30, 1916, Page 6

Page views left: 0

You have reached the hourly page view limit. Unlock higher limit to our entire archive!

Subscribers enjoy higher page view limit, downloads, and exclusive features.

Text content (automatically generated)

Lae RR GOERS TC ee 114 Pike St. SPECIAL! que DUTTER 28c W heninis CASCADE CREAMERY CO. Also Stall 67—-On the Incline Old Pike Place Market Two Fine Layer Loaves of BREAD Home Made 10c 10c SPECIAL 6c HOME BAKERY STAND Expert Coffee Blending That Improves Every Meal And Will Surely Please You HI-GRADE COFFEE CO. Free Cookies and Coffee With Bakery, Butter or Coffee Sales— We Want You to Know Their Fine Taste and Flavor 114 Pike St. Best Line of Pies n "TIS ASAD TIME |” WIFI FOR POLITICS Public Refuses to Get En- thusiastic or Go to Rallies CANDIDATES A-PLENTY Once upon a time there wae a candidate for public offi who stayed out nights palming his friends mak ing fervid speeches He was elected by a big ma jority, and then Take a slant at the present political horizon. There are enough candidates for every office, from congress to constabulary, to make Babel nd like a whisper, Yet you could hear a pin drop. late and NEWES1 STAR—FRIDAY, JUNE 30, 1916. PAGE 6. PIC ol PURE OF JUSTICE Have Your Orders Delivered. Our Free Delivery Service Covers the Entire City Samuel Irvine Dear” Public indifferent The averag man doesn't know STALL 203—FREE DELIVERY the nar of more than one or two out of the whole lot, and he's got Butter, Eggs, Cheese and thin wice to remember that | po ' : son: Honey Most everybod knows the pri 2 Baby Carnation Milk and | maries are but two months ahead MRS LOUIS D. BRANDEIS Washington Butter and that’ County Clerk Stekelt! 1 atest photograph of Mra, Loula|{| 2 Baby Carnation Milk and sn't run for the same office agair HH] Cream Cheese Raneaen tha teu wont allow it D. Brandeis, wife of Justite Bran- |) Cream ¢ ‘a ‘jetties, © Sickels, tho, in cutting up more |dels, recently appointed to the Unit-| —" pec eudie ee than his shape of political didoe tates supreme court, |B] Strictly fresh Green Lake | D doz 2 doz tentio owe | gesseesseess: “H] | pected off ad sition has clabbered p* IK Extra Large same i Beda aes of oie eee ey : : Li ities w » pr ney ‘ele r a ned to give Sickels and bis fas Ihattecs Fancy <a ! joba If ele } Me Adjutant ssissssssses ssh stisstissti tet siss ste s srs stt ies is army clerk : Caps worn oaly by officers. eee 5) DEAN OF COLUMBIA | University ay gl loopy Tobacco ilasued every week BIG 12'%c SALE i ene » aan iiiieliad on of George Kirch 5 - noice t ant © UNIVERSITY QUITS n. Dr. Kirchwey has b a his place was s Supply company never drills hone Jet Me 6 ta senna ofessor of law at Columbia |N. Martin, who wears iitia| Army rifle weighs 7% pounds. | Pork Btenk: It NEW YORK, June 20.—Most for 25 years. He was dean of Papeete and looks ike an usher #t) ourinch gun weighs five tons. |B] (Choice Huger 64 “Corn Sitar the frostty j ler remedl ae teal oe da ts eh to Artillery buglere must know 76/f] per it puAbh ‘ads changes effective at Columbia | ading in 191 pal job is to atte calis aos ~ ppremeererere | a ee . Machine gun men wear asbestos REX MARKET | Bruns. PARIS, June 20.—Serst yh aR oe a OF SS Thaw, American aviator w lasous " Cold ten ts rir mareb Westlake Fish Co. Ht FRAMSEM |) rare. smerican Corps. was vee | A. or eno. ge wax| Beans no" longer popular” army rau st rated with the Legion of Honor | any bod wf ndidates | ration. ' 10c deweler and Silversmith | medal i Sergt. Kiffin F r theve are f vere 5 a worn on field |f} per ip jand Ce MeArdell a 1 th Are You a Candidate? we € 10c 1010 Second Ave, Near Madison jmilitary medal for br nhac) If he is one himself, antryn arries 150 b 2 25c “ {tlon. ja will stare at you b Halibut Cheeks, 2 Iba ibe | SOUTH END PUBLIC MARKET Under New Management Absolutely Sanitary Phone Elliott 2700 EVERY PRICE THE LOWEST The South End Market is the handiest in the city. Every Important car line passes our doors. No car is crowded. And EVERY PRICE !S LOWER than you can find elsewhere. The new management aims to please Tut ae BARGAINS Shoulder Roast Lamb, That Are Pot Roast, Ib. ace Round Steak, 1 “ia ..11e | Hams, half or Pal ...8¢ | per pound .. - 18¢ -1le | Shoulder Hams, Ib. 12c | pound Lamb, |b. Roast Veal, |b. . : Roast Pork, |b. Our Saturday Specials on Chickens Wil! Surprise You We Make Our Own Choice Sausage — Try Pay Checks on Known Concerns Cashed INDEPENDENT PACKING C0. STORES 38-42 It PHONE ELLIOTT 1625 GEORGETOWN BAKERY FISH SECTION = Salmon, 2 Ib 2 10c loaves Bread 15¢ |] Black Cod, 3 Ibs Orange Bread 10¢ Shrimps, It Real German Rye, 2 10¢ loaves Sturgeon, Ib cess oo ; 25€ | Kippered Herring, 2 Ibs Three-layer Cakes, eact lifornia Smelt, 2 Ibs Nut Layer Cake, each EE VEGETABLE SECTION STALLS 46-47 x Lattuce, ach Strawberries, box 5é | Cucumbers, cach Bananas, doz. 20¢ | Cau each ae Cantaloupes, each .. he Beets 1 Carrots, bunch le Pineapples, each 10¢ Tomatc Ib De and 106 Quality Fruits—Low Prices New Cabbage, 3 for 10¢ QUEEN CITY MARKET r Leg of Mutton, Ib 12%e b Roast Veal, |b ve Tick Mausan ib 10¢ Roast Pork, Ib 11¢ | Steer Steak, Ib 12% wy ny «A. & G. BUTTER STORE No. 3°: AT THE CHURNERY—STALL 64 Where Quality Service ts our aim at all times, ings are from the best Jersey Cream money o: WE DO CHURN FRESH EVERY DAY You Will Be Astonished When You See Our Prices om Big Specials on All Coffees and ‘Teas Saturday Peanut But Ih, 10¢, Buttermilk, 106; all you cam drink, ARE YOU INTERESTED? BIGGEST SPECIALS IN THE CITY We'll Defy Any Competition Free Delivery. Phone Elliott 185 ANDERSON’S GROCERY The Reliable Store GROCETERIA NO. 7 Sections 54-55 Sac | Ki $1.03 | |; 8c |: To | cs r churn- 1y—and kle ¢ Flakes fC. Corn Finke, pke | '23c small kr ask you Who wants to Frank Hammond, John F_ Merritt, | Lincoin Davis and W. M. Whitney Still nobody seems to care | There tre a few doctors In the artim 14 horses to pull a sing kun section | Rookies are taught marching com: | toon are worn only by chance are that he ts a candidate | officers. | for something or other. Most ev:| Artillery has hardest eye teat for 1) G@OOd Meat Specials erybody is. Maybe that's why | recruits Hl ecru they're saying noth knowing | It takes six montha to train eav-|—] Seni ioe 11l4c that candidate for the alry horse Veal Cutlets as - sonal bare ; 10 ana 124c G le Re ( ey tort som guuaaten MeNee G I 1 ‘ 15c jsotter bes cutting ar af Nobody se . | Captain acts almost entirely thrulf| per | 123c Big Ae dae Bugs in Rug eng| DM fret nergeant FUSS & CO. pe ; COnRTeSS) “Mounted scoute are messengers STALL 18 stick et in front of a field that | for railineatal otfieere | looks like a German drive. They |e ree ee ey in least esi | ‘sa apany is 1 z¥,.C, Malai, 3°, Media| arene onivirercivers. tl James Rallaine, H. FE. Foster, | - goerg Bra . | 5 lead bi Prene ounty who are not running for jmand in three days cE ty" pS nasi ren pide coroner, it is aald. We don't know Soldiers required to sleer i who the Here are wt who | fror ans Aleska Salmon are the race Reg made of |} r Charles C. Tiffin, Willis H. Cor-| hor son, James A. Ghent and C. I S¢ unt talk to no Again No One Ca Is and sergeants are the|f| | 2 pkee. new Post Toastion Lined up against John Str’ H oO sioned officers pks redded Wheat for sheriff, is a warm gang of old-| { artiller Horses | [| alte timers headed by Lafe Hamilto meat second | 4 tbe Macaront and John W. Roberts pplied ea Qt. can Cane and Maple Syrup But what has become of the is one carried he chaplai | old-fashioned candidate who ach battalion of artillery catries|il bars Naptha Soap used to stay out late nights [three miles of telephone wires nh bare Silk Soap Be paiming his friends and mak idiers fill wet shoes with sand ing fervid speeches? t# and set them to dry in cool Nobody knows Nobody seems to care ph Right 4 hand on b Any officer is Hable to punish-|get in 1 $2.90 TO ENJOY MARCUM OPTICAL CO. one of the f resp” means t turn head to right and) t your left Glasses on Earth YOUR PAPER your eyes and eye glasses must be per pectly in accord. To have them so the glasses must be the result of ex pert examination of each eye, Stock are eldom alike. Hence the need of ” BE A SPORT Sport he 917 First Ave ison you wear a hirt Nor can u omfortable w mut one iret and highest vir mfortable withou : Zoble Grocery Co. The above prices cood for one week LONDON’S LAST SATURDAY WESTLAKE PUBLIC MARKET We Have to Vacate July 15; Buy Now While You ¥ 4 Have This Opportunity Market Closed Tuesday —July 4th— Flour Gold $1” No. 50 Drop Sack Have Your Orders Delivered. Our Free Delivery Service Covers the Entire City Get Your Cash Discount Coupons With Purchases LOCAL PATENT FLOUR—I-very sack guaranteed 1y only. Stall 109—Lower Floor GO TO Wilde’s Home Bakery ' j FOR YOUR Pr Davidson Hr Cake Occident and irade 1 Doughn STALL 32! Pacific Coast Oyster & Fish Co. ts DETROIT MARKET — MRS. OLIVER SELLS Only the Chotcest Preah Dressed POULTRY STALE no ae rea Killed and Dry Picked 25c K. C. Baking Powder, 18c Tender T- ‘Bone Steak 25c fancy Fis Ste | ‘Pascy Prech Dressed Pautiry” tte eof All hk 2—LOW EM PLOOon sTALL @ LOWnRKR FLOOR Otto’s Quality Market Lucky Strike Fish Co. Freshest et Headquarters for Canning Strawberries $1. 18 re aaa me Up ".3e ches 5 Fruit & Mixed Bweet Pick Vegetable Co. ; ‘ STALLS 336-38 Westlake Delicatessen 319 Closing Out Bargains anulate’ Sugar The Totlet Paper eon Paper ae Pineapp! apple at for failure to return the salute! has company flag! private or other subordinate: it|tns regimental number! [| Root Is Almost Off—Shelving Torn From the Walls—But Oh, the Bargains! lis an offense for privates to salute| and company letter | = ; : a, : : ee rage non-commissioned officers Armed r always salutes|{| | Pillow Cases, 7¢, all gone. Large Conffort, white cove tt ne ee pa ee 26 | ea — —|when he passes United States flag Sheets, 39¢, all Kone or ; 1. 00 poe Leggy i igi ; ned sold joves hat | [Canvas Gloves, Be, all gone. de Flowered Silks. ibe ainch Was ee Commanding officers give advanc Lac Shoes, 59¢, sma Linolewin, ti : rn Abe ab : shes on rent a mor cc j Ladies’ Vests, 5¢, few left ).N. T. Thread fe se Sheeting, double width 22¢ 0.30 ey oa gE Men's Dress Sox te Only 5 to a customer. 25e Pillow Tubings 13¢ killing r hree miles Mosquito Netting 6e Plain Silks 1 Boys’ $2.25 Shoes $1.7 held at 45 Officer each - — day; is rest ent Satisfaction Guaranteed lof all ord by taking a certain percentage Large flags of Infantry ar , —D Y of the total population. ut aller flags of cavalry! |What O ou now ou army experts state that in any are called “standards.” 9 such calculation, only 50 to 75 Jean all duties, including survey exico!? ere re Facts Eeiectven ing, ma sking, bridge and road o Navy building ing. Mexico is an unknown land | which may lead this nation in- The total of the various “armies Weight of regular y Man's) ¢ many persons who have, nev to war has been generally over- | bel nging to the ren slic south of pack was once $2 pounds; now only) ertheless, absorbed its recent | looked he Rio Gras sai ba si aae ihe 40 and is carried on back, instead) exciting history as if It were a Therefore it is news to tose rghit she ip brie sh of over shoulder. 1.| movie play. But so far only the persons that the total available a g Uh EE Se ght kinds of signaling are used:| snot ; organized military for ons ft “peace ‘ heliograph, bug Seaaeey" and the “atmos experts to be close to 3,000,000. | has been done to increase this n vm whistle ” | Statisticians make the estimate | ber in the last half year has prob ieiieicineae| NOOO St ie eI ee ~{ably brought the total number of the men having some military train ling to over 1 be, and the climate is such that in parts where irrigation practiced, two crops can be raised in a season Rich in Gold and Silver 22 Pike St. JIG’S UP is ' } } It is for its gold and silver pro Can't beat the combina duction that Mexico excites atten ) among the ons. The coun ra tion among the nati rh in try is a treasury of precious ores have re It is said to have produced almost my Straw one-half of the world’s er in the la 400 years {4 | —== Exports $150,000,000 th .e beh tare with saving mone a dandy line of | Sonora, Chihuahua and Durango. , Bet at Mdnsolnixe your new colors and styles to | Panamas, o 9 $4. 75 names which appear so often in nadite by tra ng ews columns, are the richest of h to $7 news columns, are t at the how and the prices wort! OST Mee the ore-producing states. In spite are only | of her marvelous natural resources, | Mexico's credit has for some time d ied Panamas, $3, 15 been in a chaotic condition. The el $ an worth to $4 country carries a national debt of 1424 THIRD AVE—NEXT TO CHAUNCEY WRIGHT'S over $250,000,000, While her reve "| Straws, 4 Off. nue for 1914 was $64,544,000, her OUR SATURDAY SPECIALS expenditures were $70,296,000, Her e Leg of Lamb al.206 Ha half or whole, a ve 7 * + exports (1913) were valued at ere re ; me Pte ' 20) ae MOS LOVE BEN GRAY $150,202,808 and her imports at 2 $97,886,169 We M Our Own Sausage From the Choicest Meats In the PIK E 15,000 Miles of Rail Market 322 Mexico has something over 15 FREE DELIVERY PHONE MAIN 2809 000 miles of railroads fuel is the country’s most ser Above Prices Good Until Our Stock JOHNSON GROCERY CO. STALL 210 Mexico does not pretend to sup-| port'a navy. Her “f at last accounts was composed of two third-class cruisers and gun boats, and five torpedo t The area of Mexico is 765,59 square miles, or between two and three tim that of our largest state, Texas. The agricultural | tions belong to the most fertile on SAMPLE, write but che, aD Laboratories, $2 West 26th Street, t 4 ren GREEN ie 5c at 10c 10c 25¢° BEANS, STALL 246 Payne’s Delicatessen STALL 310 s Oyster Cocktail Sauge 20° bby’s Tamales, 3 for fae rx Paste Be lL. Chili Meat f ae Paked Beans Be F. S. FRINK GROCERY STALL 204 r sack @1,25 Be b 108 aT WESTLAKE POULTRY & PRODUCE CO. STALL 250 Fresh Dressed Hens, 1b...20¢ Fresh Dressed Fryers, 1b. .23@ Local Ranch Eggs, two dozer eer Belgian Hares, Ib..... 20¢ Our Poultry !s Dressed on Premises Our Eggs Are Guaranteed All Kinds of Poultry Food 7 bars Crystal White Soap. .2%e Ivory Soa: he Washing Powder, any or Cold Water Starch y Gloss § Instant Postum can Dr. Price's or Schilling’s Baking Powder Is Exhausted c Ladies’ Umbrella binations Barefoot Sand for .. --69¢ Men's $4.00 and $5.00 Oxfords for $2.00 hildren's Jane Pumps for . $1.00 Com- 89¢ up to size 2, Mary white Her petroleum output, how- jever, ranks next to that of the United States and Russia, but re- cent controversies over the conces- sions to italists the American and Britsh cap- have general prevented its use for development of other resources. A cording to the census of 1910, nt of the population were 43 38 er ¢ pur loods white, and per cent of mixed per cent were In- dians he republic of Mexico consists 27 states, two territories and one federal district. The state govern- ments are like the federal—divid- ed into three parts—the executive, legislative and judicial. Governors and legislators are supposed to be elected by the people, and the ja- dict is appointed. lary | Australians are the meat eaters in the world greatest Often when Poslam i ied to ar eruptional spot, that last you will see of it, and the skin is clear next morning. POSLAM Heals Quickly Rrings skin comfort, quick relief from foreness, itching and wation. Wher Pimples, Sanbarn, Rashes, Hives, Priekly-Hea\ Ivy-Potsoning, Stings, Abrasions or other su Posiam Seay soap for the i. For FREE Soap for Toilet and Bath, the wm. New et City. Bold by all:

Other pages from this issue: