The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 12, 1917, Page 6

PER WES teeth themselves, SOUTH EN Do You Know the Condition of Your Mouth? At least once every six months y your teeth examined by a Dentist. This will insure your teeth against decay, preserve their appearance prese PF and give you that “satisfied” feeling, knowing that they are in perfect condition I a should have A condition may exist in your mouth of you are not aware—pyorrhea may have set in, and once it does, give it time and it will spread to all the teeth. Peculiarities of the Northwest, such as the water ete., have a tendency to increase this di residents. Particularly is tt rue of Alaska in the teeth starts without a person's knowl should be given immedi attention Fail this, and Nature will be quick to remind you of y negligence, cither thru the teeth the stomach, bad brath, or one or more of attributed to bad teeth. Know Your Dentist The Electro Painless Dentists ¢ been building @ reputation for high narkably low prices, for the past ten years s of patrons testify to the lasting qualities, pair methods and courteous attention accorded our dentists. \Ve are ready to convince y “Do Not Put Off Until Can Do Today,” is a saying ever before. If you have will save not only r and consequently selves, the various i rade work at re hous satis them by ow, Wha er to omorr but tru in your which is priceless. 20% Discount On All Work 20% We want your work. If you will take a of this stupendous discount, which short time only, you will have no cause for reg will thank us for this reminder Painless Methods. Courteous Attention Lady Attendant. THE LABORING PEOPLE’S DENTISTS ELECTRO PAINLESS DENTISTS 1051 Pike St. is offe Third Avenue at Washington Street Always Phone Sanitary Elliott 2700 PUBLIC MARKET The market built for the comfort of its patrons without an incline or stairway. When you are through shopping it is but a step to the car, and a seat. Independent Packing Co. If you want to feel that you are receiving your money’s worth in both price and quality, the Independent Packing Co. is the place io trade. Here are tomorrow’s prices, with a knock-out punch for our competitors in every item: roa ......10¢ | 10¢ Lee Maton 4c es Steak, % Hams, half. or Link Sausage, 10c We make all our own Sausage. Shoulder Bea Mutton, Ib.. SOUTH END BUTTER STORE 'resh Ranch Eggs, 2 doz..%5e | Full Cheene Crean ine Creamery Butter, 2 lbs. | Lipton Labe Yellow FISH SECTION Fresh Herring, Ib... Small Smelt, ib....... Skinned Soles, ib.... Ling Cod, 3 Ibs.. 15 lbs. es $1 With $1.00 Best Potent or ent Grocery $2.10 | order, ex 2 Ibe. Navy Bean uding #pectals 25c .. 10c ..10c .25¢ 2 cana Sliver Shi Peas tor .... . Biggest CoffeeSen- at onEverKncw, TAVERN STEEL-CUT COFFEE Regular 40c, $1.10, $1.75. Our prices Lib. tin, BBE, 3 Ibs, 90¢, 5 Ibs. $1.40. Let us serve you a big ‘ean of this famous Coffee, all day Saturday. mj Anderson’s Grocery sp THE DEPENDABLE STORE Free Delivery Phone Elliott 185 weer 0 * STAR WANT ADS BRING RESULTS Lo a; You neednt co. STAR—FRIDAY, JANUARY 12, Celimate Warms Up to No. 7124 and Talks of Pri | tinually haunted by the mem ory of some abiding sorrow. Later, | was able to account for it and understand it He mpent his entire time in the cell in reading or mab ing curlos, He was employed in the machine shop of the mill and bh celimate. The repressions of — pienty of lotsure and tacit for prison life had taught him etl: | rio-matcing " ral cence, During long days and ta the nights of solitude, In which he articles {c had been thrust back upon him ook wa self, he had learned to despise the conventional, the trivial, His social proctivities had be come atrophied by an abnormal environment Days would p would not 6 secutive words, And always his eyes held that look of steady _ snares, as tho he were con. LooK AT CHILD'S nonce # CROSS, FEVERISH No. 7124 wan recently re leased on parole from Walla Walla prison, He is writing a series of articles for The Star.) BY NO. 7124 1 found it rather difficult to get acquainted with Brown, my boards with nd bh mend ale to sista orn always tn de “Luxuries” Not for Him he er bought fruit or ot luxuries ay | for those with money tn th con A of cheap tobacco each bong | was his only purche Vaguely wondered what he did with hts | noney Thad heard that bia ac | count in the office was never large Later, when | learned, | ceased to wonder at his preoccupation or his lone silencer ccastonally Yet KrO- cores all able artiing A i neren AB al wan the adic otic © thinker, not of He had and his Hurry, Mother! Remove sons From Little Stomach Liver, Bowels Poi-|! ne ant nts, strangely en h learned f hilos California Syrup of 1 at Once if Bilious | better and or Constipated ething « Give Figs” grew t Ono evening, after |for upwards of an 4 «la bun | his book T lay ol y Well, are they ref ed dr ormin orming you he filled his pipe I exclaimed, “! wo of this wil! entire Ref na n't do ft. It must come Discusses Reform the | tlent knocked fr his look at the tongue, jcoated, it In a sure |ittle one’s ator nd t for The statement that reform must from withir been the ex nefficient prison man ent for age It has to perpetuate stupid, alov mane methods than any © thing. And ite power for evil View In the fact that it ia large! true, It ts tr thet there done | und bile gently ; bowels without have a well | waste. griping playful child way to the dent, ‘You can never take this aa “fruit laxs : |aubject,’ hi they love its delicious taste, and It | probably result in ces | always makes thom feel.aplondid. [ther effort. If w | Ask your druggist for a 50-cent/him the necessary text books, h bottle of “California Syrup of Figs," | will be u to pursue his which has directions fer ba rtudies, no matter b great hin| children of all ages and for « fesire for achievement. Similarly ps plain he bottle i until the stat of co erfeits sold b with an |sure you get th ive to reform that it ts as we have it Syrup Company.” unsolved with contempt ‘OLD. TIME RE‘ EDY MAKES PURE BLOOD Hood's Sarsaparilia has been and lable characte dertul success in purifying enriching and revitalizing the iioed and relieving the common dise ee land ailments — scrof ation of fur on eurr atmosy the prison 1 today will re To ank tc made by “California Fig | jem Refuse any other | main Ken ‘ob Have Prisons Improved? he contin here’ T vehemently our condition lls, the bolts and bars lack of equipme ivial and often fraction of the course from the te officials or mistaken unconsctous in rules, lack of re-/ edicts of subordl-| are often preju-| the fact that we} t to resent, the} earning capac of our lons debility and much mo! Hood's Sarsaparilia purifies and — —ae | * the blood, and in so doing | mos * HOME RULE BILL a! 1S INTRODUCED 12 dy ape: tired “i al t pet greatest service posstt cine has been tested for perfectly pure, clean 4s well as and unequaled medicina Hood's, and get it now ny drug Get from tore. coef ppitiaecninteesinamesmnaeay Walter | OLYMPIA Jan ill put itself under ton of sald public jurisdic- commis christensen of K ing county Friday MEN! \ tatrodnoed a home rule bill in the ° ouse, providing that the members| t! f the public service commiss hall be elected on the . / artisan ticket as AY art |! It also provides that a city has| he right to say whether or not it} | sion This is the bill drafted by former | Chairman Reynolds of the public| rervice commission, It follows the | California law lcaNDy IS POISONED LOS ANG Jan Ge |trude Cox, a young clerk fn a loc |store, confessed, the police sald that she sent a box of poisoned candy received thru the mail by another clerk, Miss Leonora Carr The box of candy was addr to both gifls at their place of em _| ployment. Miss Cox, her to despondency over a love affair, sald she expected to receive the candy from the postman, eat ome and warn her friend, Instead, Miss Carr received the candy TOO PROUD TO WORK HE BECOMES FGRGER TERRE HAUTE, Ind., Jan Too proud to work in an office for $2 a day, Harry Monroe became a crook, his specialty being the fore ng of checks, he declared in court when arraigned on a charge of forging a check for $26.50. DACIFIC OUTFITTING CO | CORAHIRD SHNIVERSITY DRESSES MEN WOM N OY ba Tit YouR CREDIT ISO.K. Gi TURKEY COMES HGH TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Joseph Ferguson, a n > wh ja turkey from a cold rag h| was fined $500 and sentenc months in prison by Judge Jan our all dise ° fr prea mr, Macy, 20 tor Bldg. 831% acon ay. payment | 1 to six} Newton. ! PUCBK RAIN A AG ae RPE DSC CAN 1917. PAGE WESTLAK son Reforms | |} THE SIMPLE TRUTH | OF THE MATTER | this: ter corner butcher or grocer for the same goods. ‘ To insure that you will come tomorrow, We want force in lowering the ¢ that we may prove service and lower prices than in any market in the city believe that you should know that this market can save you over one-fifth on what you would pay we have purchased a ton of which we are going to sell you, while it lasts, at a big loss. \Lard Pure Diamond H Lard—only 2 pounds to a customer AT EVERY MEAT STALL Lower Section you to know this market for whi THE PUBLIC MARKET AT WESTLAKE, 6TH AND VIRGINIA STS. what it is—a great living. We want to pull you here so , ‘that you'll find better goods, bet- y”’ We the ost of al we say a necessary article of food Just look— 2s. 25¢| FINE PARKING FOR AUTOS ON VIRGINIA ST. OR ON SIXTH AVE. ARCADE MARKET | EICHER’S MARKET | FUSS’ MARKET DOUGHNUTS WM. €. FUSS Sugar Cured Corn Beef, 1b. Pickled Pork, Ib ‘ot Roast and Bolling Beef, 10¢ Swoet 16e 106 in and T.bone Steak, lb. 17¢ r Cured Hama, half or whole, 20¢ Stall B—Phone Elliott 2159 ZOBLE eecery Co. 8 Ibs. Cane Sugar for 54c With 1 Ib. Puret cans Tomatoes 2he 25¢ ’5e 25e Starch ise large Prune Corn or Gloss withhold from /§ Mild Full Cream Cheese, Ib. 20c Not more than 2 Ibs. to a Washington Butter Store STALL 137 7 ibs Dry Onions 25c ; ve Rhubarb, 10¢ 10¢ extra large, 10¢ Extra fancy hothouse per Ib Good Cooking Apples, & Ibs Florida Grape Fruit each Westlake Fruit & Vegetable Co. a STALLS 111-112 & so forth, {fit a man to release with a chance of success Peanut Butter 2 quarts Petersen’s Delicatessen STALL 26 nade Sauer per STALL 7 Pot Roast, Short Ribs. Roast Prime Ribs, rolled, Ib lb Ib Se and 10¢ ve se 10¢ i5e ise Fresh Hamburger, Ib and Rib alt Pork T-bone Steaks, Ib astern Dry & Ib... STALL 105 Phone Eljiott 4314 ane Coffee or Tea pint Anchovies Ise 10¢ 37¢ sum Qe Molasses Se » Cleanser 15¢ Soap ze Oe bottle Lemon Extract Italian Olive 1 quart Missouri Sore 1 can Aunt Di 2 cans Old Dut 6 bars Goblin pint ol M. CINNAMON STALLS 109.110 PHONE MAIN 4959 APPLES itzenbergs, any size, 95c 65c Yakima Gems, $1.85 SOUND MARKET A. OTTO, PROP, Round Steak, Ib... Sirloin Bteak, Ib -12%¢ T-bone Steak, Ib. ise Pot Roast, Ib. “Be and 10¢ Rolled Rump Roast, Ib be Shoulder of Prime Lamb, Ib. 15¢ Short Ribs of Prime Steer per Ib, r Apples, box oo Potatoes, No. 2 100 ibs for -12%¢ ile “The Best Always” Union Annex Market STALLS 45 Hams per Ib 20c Regular sugar cured, guaranteed Any Cut of Meat to Order Stall 9—EVANS’ PHONE ELLIOTT 1952 half or whole, Phone Ejliott 2163 Veal Cutlets, 2 Ibs. .25¢ Veal Roasts, Ib... .12 Pot Roast, lb. . Sirloin T-Bone SAUERKRAUT A Ratt! Delictou Loa must be t Payne’s Delicatessen Winesap Big € Florida STALLS 117-118 TokioGroceryCo. 10 Ibs. With 25¢ Pound 14 3 2% for 35c can Wesson Cooking Ol] 28¢ 45c can Hills’ Bros, Coffee. 5 Ibs. best Japan Rice.... 7 bars Crystal White Soap. 2 cans Washington Milk. Men's Ladies’ Lower Section Pot Sweet Potatoes 4 Ibs. for STALL 142 and Home-boiled Hams 2 lery rrots Free Delivery bottles Halt Half 8 Special, Men's Rubber Heels 30¢ Westlake Quick Shoe honest home-m k 2 doz. 25c You'll never know wh Lemon and P MRS. MILLER’S STALL 128 to goodness rez nd STALL ssi 10 nat Pies a Steak, Ib.... Steak, lb. J. GOETHALS’ HOME BAKERY STALL 133 Saturday Specials Slayer Cakes ing Good 15¢ Kraut 10c Quart is Homemade Meat C 25¢ 2 doz, Cookies . | 2 large loaves Raisin Nut Br *: for 15, Goethals’ 4 Stores—Economy 25, White 8 Pine 13 Best Fresh Churned Washington Creamery Butter 39°] Old Holland Butter Co. STALLS 135-136-140-141 Fresh Young mands wk, ee Eggs right from the 38c ranch, per doz Live Dronced Poultry ine Fat Hens DNOMY TRADING TALL 199 Grape Fruit, 5c Florida, 10c size Lowest Delivered Price on Choice Apples and Potatoes M. ROOT STALLS 107.108 ried to be appreciated STALL 181 Apples, box bunch Se ae 10¢ Fruit & Vegetable STALL 130 Pure Cre SUgar 69c purchase, included. specials not pton’s Tea Snider's 50¢ Cateup 37¢ 25¢ 25e -15e¢ Soles les. . 20¢ ae Repair pet ACH $2.30 10c 10c BEVEN’S HOME-MADE BREAD Taken hot from the oven before your eyes every hour, r present prison is NOW nely from Bodega hye v And, altho it d more ditt a century Why Cage ‘Em Up? In other words, while this sth teh avowedly intended , the 1 ed at every turn that in in nmates ana nt is handica ey are try ries to reforr at were originall ements of punishment bmit there {s no peculiar virtue a steel cell, clanging locks, in- {ficient air, lack of exercise, and in effecting reformation do loss of initiative, lack occupation treatment tend to enter society upon thing like an equal to use as — the devised as im Now very tools either congenial, humiliating profitable “Well,” I queried, “what would ou do? So long as human nature INTEREST On Deposits IN THE ONLY Strictly SAVINGS BANK In the Northwest ’ is as it tn The it does | that | muKt be segregated to |swered reflectively beginning next Monday—Main Section. prisons are necessary welfare of society demands those who break her laws What is your lution? Wants Work Shops “The modern tendency,” he ar is toward the Jabolition of prisons as they today fore of trades where and we may Earth; that me: paysical virtue imparted by Mother of schools, where ignorance, greatest exist) there. may be dissipated. In short, of the establishment of conditions which will build character instead of de- stroying it; engender self-respect not vitiate it; and which will re Ward achievement instead of plac ing & premium on carelessness and mediocrity.” the sut ork Uitution shops, where useful be taugh of farms, m may profit by the of _erime-breeders, | PINE STREET PUBLIC MARKET SEVENTH AND PINE Oliver’s Fine Meats Finest Pork Fancy Quality—Fairest Prices Roast, per Ib... 17¢ Pot Roast, Ib 15e¢ Fancy Chickens OLIVER'S American Fruit Co. STALLS 12 A Extra Fancy box Newt honars ees Complete Line of the Best Kinds of Fruits and Vegetables Class A Vegetable Co. Winesaps, per CLASS A VEGETABLE CO. Fancy box ans Faney Rh ibarb, 2 Ibs, for STALLS 7-8 Roman Beauties, Togo Vegetable Co. Homegrown Celery, 5¢ and up Full Line of Rest Vegetables and Fruits at Farmers’ Prices Red Shield Butter Store STALL 24 arin 3c 80c 10c 2 Ibs. Red Shield Butter Buttermilk, per gallon STONG SAYS BARGAINS 16 pounds Granulated Sugar for...........$1.00 With $2.00 order 8 pounds Granulated Sugar for..............50¢ These His’ bottle ep can K, ¢ 4 10 roll 50c can Li c can Log Cabin Syrup... 2 20¢ cans sliced Pineapple lke 406 3 lbs, can n ¢ STONG'S “GiieccDiakene | Sin s Delicatessen It's th Faney Olives, reasonabl KATAYAMA Local Potatoes, 5 Ibs, for Minced Clams With $1.00 Order, Specials Excluded Specials Good for a Week at Pine Street Market Only Ste) 3 We | B00 « Cotter boxes Matche: English Sauce an Instant Postum Baking Powder be pkg. Grape Nuts lbe pkg le Shredded Wheat Biscuit +106 Be Be 20 Ie Be ae | 4e | for . 200 3 15 ahe | 5 Ibs We | 4 Ibs Be | 25 athe s Tollet Paper og Cabin Syrup cans Tomatoes, ...... fine Japan Rice Head Rice © bottle Del Monte Catsup pail Mola fancy ffoe new Prunes 40¢ ses or Syrup FOUR STORES—PINE MKT, CORNER MKT, pled Aah army itt eesti Nala MKT, STALL 15 Rome Beautys, Burbank for . per box....75¢ Potatoes, 100 Ibs. $1.50 CHARLEY'S PLACE Fruit and Vegetables _—_—_— Stall 25 TONY ROMANO Lemons, per dozen Jonathan Apples, per dozen STALL 20 Ket. your Pickles, Fees, at e place to feats, Salads, e, Butter, prices STALL 6 .10c 5c