The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 29, 1917, Page 10

STAR—FRIDAY, JUNE 29, 1917. PAGE 10 [ Westlake Public Market === GERRISH BROS. | ZOBLE GROCERY CO. The Pioneers in Cash Service STALL 105 8 ibs. Granulated Sugar 59¢ Stores at Fremont, Green Lake and Mountain View with a purchase of 1 Ib. bulk tea or coffee 'Woman Lawyer Tells How | She Solved the Ruth Cruger Murder Mystery i in Gotham) Third Avenue at Washington Street Always Phone Sanitary Elliott 2700 SOUTH END nc No inclines to weary you; courteous treatment, uni | formly low prices, and your car, with a seat awaiting you, | within a block, are a few of the big features enjoyed by the | patrons of the SOUTH END MARKET OPEN TILL 9 P. M. TUESDAY CLOSED ALL DAY JULY 4TH. Meats Are Cheaper and our prices on all cuts of No. 10 sack Flour. ..60c | Yellow Corn Meal, No. No. 10 sack Rye Flour 10 sack ........ 47¢ Dien Alcs biked 70c No. 10 sack Whole No. 10 sack Graham Wheat Flour ...... 75c Flour for.......... 70c 1'4-pound package Corn ‘Krinkle Corn Flakes, 2 or Gloss Starch.....10c packages for ......15¢ FRUIT JARS 4 lbs. Split Pear be, Farina be. Srnall Navy Beans B5 Fancy Pears, per ean ihe Fancy Peaches, per can. 1h¢ pkgs. Quaker Corn Flakes 2 Ibe. Roasted Peanuts 2 Ibe, Walnuts 2 Ibs. Mexican Beanr Ibs. Swedish Pe 20¢ can Empson’s 4 cans Red Beans : VEAL, MUTTON, BEEF, SMOKED MEATS Mason Jars, pints, per | Economy Jars, pints, per | Arm & Hammer Soda, 1b 1 for ne cel ie Are the very lowest obtainable dozen ....... oe, ot ee ere 95 | £" 7 best Bett Alacea Stata 2 cans Pure Spices Queen Oliver, pint Jar Herring 25¢ per jar 7@ These few ices, taken fr the long list of To | Prepared Mu Quarts, dozen, .. .80c Quarts morrow’s Specials, talk louder than a whole page printers’ ink E " j oulder Lam! aman, whole vans’ Arcade Market a ees 14c | ae 26c bs. SUGAR 55 SUGAR STALL Stalle 789 Elliott 1982 LARD LARD LARD SUBSTITUTE 2 pounds for.......35¢ with a purchase We handle only the best qual ity of Meats at all times, which insures you of getting only what you ask fo THE MARKET OF PERSONAL SERVICE — FREE DELIVERY ——— ee ICE CREAM Pint 15c Quart 25c IN THE MARKET Try Our Pimento Cheese 4 oz. ... -10¢ Interlaken Dairy. STALL 124 18c lle 28c 224c 16c 26c Ms 17c lle = Chblekens, 30c den : 7 ¥ 22c LEGS LAMB wiistin 20 INDEPENEENT PACKING CO. FARMERS’ MEAT MARKET Where the Consumer Meets the Producer Por ROAsTs, Lard Substitute 7 | é we, a Piochins S80 es ri 15c ae Steak, 20c hl Roast, 134c : Rone Steak, 224c FUSS’ MARKET Stalie 10-11 TOKIO 10 Ibs. Pure Cane Sugar eee 9-lb. sack Corn | 1 45c Hills’ Red Can for , “* 3 pkgs. Raisins 2 Baking P. FRESH WASHINGTON Creamery Butter, Ib. 39c Strictly Fresh Eggs, doz. om¢ 2 dozen for The COUNTRY BUTTER STORE Stalle 157.8 STONG Quits Corner Market Now for Bargains Here 7 bars Crystal White Soap...... . 25¢ 40c can Hills’ Coffee 25¢ 4 10c pkgs. E. C. Corn Flakes .. 25¢ 6 Ibs. pure Rolled Oats - 25¢ Any one of above Specials with a 25¢ purchase, specials excluded SOUND MARKET Stall 6 A. Otto, Prop, Legs of Spring Lamb, Ib...32¢ Pickled Spare Ribs, per » 15¢ Steer Pot Roast, Ib. 18¢, 20¢ JOWS BIG BUTTER th 420 STARS TROM StreeerT ; SUPPORTED —— a oe side ca BY SCANTLINGS Lal . Concrrtm "PAR TH. 1Se pkg. Grape Nuts 11¢ | lic pkg. Shredded Wheat 2he pkg. Cream of Wheat 20¢ Biscuit 0c pkg ker Salt 45c Hille’ Red Can Coff FRUIT SECTION ptraw berries, : b * 3 Ibs. Soy ans $1.00 can Selecto Coffe “ Pr Old Potatoes, sack ibut, 1B. ie Above, Alfredo Cocchi, held for Ruth Cruger’s murder, and his wife Ibs, Cut ‘Macaroni ie can Kream Krisp ans Cove Oysters antaloupes, eac! Strawberries for canning, crate 4 $ pkgs, Corn Flake 3 and children. Below, a diagram of the dark cellar where the body of 4 Sarit ae 4 10c rolls Toilet Paper New Crop Japan Tea, per | Ruth Cruger was found, and whose secrets have shocked the wortd. cans ¢ ee 1 i aes 50e qt. Jar Queen Olives pound .. 5O¢ $1.50 ie and 5 bare: ekeane: Ghirardelli's Choec nee 25 can Ripe Olives 20c bottle Worcestershire FLORIDA BY FREDERICK M. KERB rtends,” said Mrs. Humiston to}M can for -25¢ |] toc pike. Fruit Jar Rings be uce 10¢ FRUIT & VEGETABLE Co. gf tra $3.10 | Xue 73¢ NEW YORK, June 29.—Why | “a ST. 130 a5c Albers’ Flapjack Flour can Log Cabin Syrup Ise Stalls 117-118 recat wcacce fgg ah ee did Mrs. Grace Humiston, rs. Humiston looks anything ALL for Qe ans Standard Tomatoes 25.6 || —$— Fleur $2.85 Der dosen ; 63c American. woman Sherlock | ut the conventional woman law- Three boxes Matches. 10¢ package Albers’ Flapjack she Ghirardelli's Ground Choco- 12 Ibs, Pure Cane $1 00 Maren Jar Caps. Holmes, solve the great Ruth Of medium build, with 26c pkg. Cream of Barley {8¢ Flour : late 27¢ Sugar ° per descn 20c Groger murder mystery when air, tinged with gray, and Fresh BUTTER ae ne dae Unpolished Japan Rice, §4b. 6 phase. Climax White Li Sen | ye sletly dressed in a s. fresh roun ‘eanut | ery bag Macareal eee ltaee 25c New York's most famous . . Made while you wait — a Post Toasties, pkg. Ivory Soap, bar nie, —# Groceteria No. 14, ne Fresh Churned Butter Per Ib. 39c sleuths failed? Because she believed in the innate goodness of girl nature, as opposed to the police theory that most girls who leave home are bad. When little 1%yearold Ruth Everything elec marked down in plain figures for this Sale Anderson’s Grocery = “The Store for EF: werbety= kind of womanly wom he » gown, Mrs. Humiston | Our Own Churning 40c Per Ib. NIPPY, FULL CREAM STONG'S GROCERY, Lower Floor WESTLAKE MARKET Also at Pine Street Market $1.50 Aluminum Berlin Stew Pan and Cover, 98c an on whom a dist might call for help to f girl “In the firat place,” she said, “there were just four persons working on the case, my secre Homegrown Green Peas, 3 lbs Homegrown Spinach 3 Ibe. for di uaehes 10c Crager disappeared early in re taby, two private detectives i jruary, after going to the moto) and myself. We had utmost HARDWARE ‘omatoes, WASHINGTON BUTTER cycle repair shop of Alfredo Cocchi! confidence in one another. MILK STALL Stall 178 ba. for 25c STORE in West 127th st., to get her skates! Wy first inquiries convinced Lower Wiser, . Stall 137 sharpened, the New York detective) me Ruth had not run away; | Idle t intain it lo te: on coffee Het being possible to maintain present low prices on coffee bureau made @ perfunctory invest!! teie gure she was a good girl NEW POTATOES i gation, winked its cynical eye amd) ng Cocchi could solve the TIME FOR CANNING Legs of Spring per 38 Hille Bros” Blue Can 33. said, “Another girl gone wrong.” rfyater 4 Ibe. 15¢ ——— 3 ms | Ser CTI] Woman Finds Police Wrong | Wy aiiminated every clue that Rhubarb, Per Ib. 3c 7... oe Per crate ~ pound . .: Rib Roast Ib, 32e 38c ! Mee’ ......... 20€ But when the distracted parents! jeg qutside York city. I lu , e ene New Potatoes, Tb. 5¢| Beet Suet, per Ib eee et 36c Excelso “C* of Ruth Cruger called Mrs. Grace | searched morgues, cemeteries and Puyallup Valley Produce Co, | Westlake Fruit & Vegetable Co. M. CINNAMON UNION. ANNEX Soeish, 23c | Memiaten, Sato) tee ne |bospitals. I became convinced the Stall 42 Stale 111-112. STALL 109 Stall obdedae SATURDAY se tl Post Toasties . 8c co yd 7 lime a girl had been murdered aad Coch cere | were wroog. could solve the mystery T OF LIVING | “Ruth was a good girl, 1 Meg Superficial coh co _ - ye ews ae eaeee ays regenera seemaatee jon 2 found out trom her schoolgirl} 4 | BATT C he cellar and Alma. ‘You see I know my fra-|but I could not help tt, as 1 1 thought | E tt sean et a [amp To ot Taser my ori aia 2 ore OHURCHS OBSERVE. Place had been superficial It “What do you ow about it, | me and ‘the perfidy of that woman. | . “When Cocchi was discovered in|} Misa Newton? one of them asked.| “‘Oh!’ sald the reporters in| CITIZENSHIP \° Italy, I felt my murder t ry was! { ‘Nothing that I don't know,’ | chorus right. It beoams , necessary toi) |answered Alma for me quickly “'Now, look here, doys,’ remon-|_ Special services will be held make @ thoro search of the cellar “We've been out in the country sev-| strated Alma, ‘why don't you inter-| Seattle churches next Sunday, began under his workshop. We eral hours, and we knew nothing view Mrs. Smith? Miss Newton | commemoration of Citizenship day. that work but were stopped by . —_ the matter until we arrived has been Mr. Smith's secretary for This year the celebration of al | Y Cocchi. I went to the polic wy = be jonly a few months, and she really obtained authority to contin THOSE WHO HATE CAN ‘We have had word from New| knows very little about him. If 1)%% the country’s naturalized elt. WHY I AY MORE? excavation that resulted in finding LOVE BEST | York that some woman frantically | were sent out to get that story, I'd | 7ens should be more general i Will B Quality Guaranteed—the Best Money Will Buy the body \¢ capa led Congressman Smith on the | 60 eg Smith ever before, because of the Back of this simple story is Mra sa and 1 did not say phone from Washington this| ‘We have,’ they said in chorus.” | says Chief Naturallz: " Speed Smith work. She has, thru her law prac-| c= car with Sen. » the room clerk would not P tice, an Intimate acquaintance with| wor Hoss, We were too much ¢ » him. Have you any idea! Princess Mary Serves | ecials the peycliolosy” of the cricainal|"'°" 5 s visioning of the ter |tiat the & woman in the Saturday and Tuesday Sp Blind, Bho hes a women’s intuition |Cromed the vinioning of Nis ng|case?’ asked cue of tae reportere.| SOUP to Girl Workers] OPEN NEW OFFICES. FRESH KILLED | FRESH-KILLED and insight into the workings of|.ver those unconscious lovers, “Altho I had promised Alma I| LONDON, June 29—Princess| Downtown recruiting ffices of) ‘Perlb the feminine mind. Above all, she| oct pauta would keep still, I could not help | Mary has been in the garb of a mu-|the Second Washington » infantry | MILK-FED er | MILK-FED le feels she KNOWS 99 girls in every | Y to me “| hate to call them lovers, for|saying, ‘Yes, there was a woman|nitions worker and has rubbed have been established at Piper 4 0 FAT HENS 100 are inherently good and pure Finds She's Blocked I ful and good. When Alma did not even glance at at in beautiful and & that word means everything |in the case—his wife. shoulders with girls in the factory Taft's, Frederick & Nelson’ FANCY AMERICAN Mrs, Humiston declares !n her|; think of lovers I like to think of|me. I saw her stiffen, and I knowfence was “somewhere in Middle-|ct 1320 Second ave. hag been dis- | P r Ib. EGGS Perdz. three months’ investigation she dis-|)... like that of the Brownings—T| she thought I was a fool to meddle, sex.” continued Pa YELLOW CHEESE Pr ID. FRESH RANCH ° . covered 22 cellars where girls were i d served them soup. Her experi-|the Coliseum theatre. The station “New York does not know /do you think about it, Margie? ’ Pin oef Publi Market CREAMERY ee FRESH CHURNED, 3 comms for 39c how systematized the danger Well, my “on “are STONG Quits Corner) S¥s4® stat. . is for the girls of our city,” |)... come to think we cannot put $1.15; per pound. . settee ener cece ee rees . she says. “Girls disappear in | oer te eats tere tea geal sd ’ S that encloses our brains South Park Farmers’ Association | Washington Fruit & Vegetable Co. ic Instantly says at least the [70th can we measure it in the 5 Ibs. Extra F’ey Jap Rice 25¢ this city and a too-ready pub- girl was half as much to blame |. ast put somewhat chaotic cavern | 3 Ibs. Extra Fancy North Caro Saturday Specials Big Saturday Specials ctnerwie va ign call love iene mean | Now for Bargains Here |'":.":.".- | Mrs. Humiston’s revelations of | 1°! gga Me ee Gaal YA bars Crystal White Soap. mite 12 boxes Swedish Matches. 5¢ enn 40c can Hills’ Coffee ..............25¢ Scotch Highland Bread > know, and Ruth r case Sate again that is there 4 10c pkgs. E-C Corn Flakes. ...... .25¢ Stall 21 as many different phases of love as there are of life. Two 20-07, loaves War Bread STRAWBERRIES, Riches the thapleicn iuat thayrere | a8! are ae tna f Home-grown, strictly fresh, large || Per Crate .. Nie SI 5 still protecting criminals inst wat, Margin” sue Panta, “you weil-filled Peas, 4 lbs....... .25¢ Now Is the Time to Can Your She Does Remarkable Work mun, now Flossie Smith did no for wd 6 lbs. pure Rolled Oats.............25¢ Bcc toe teas Gree ase But | can tell you r Ross Only 4 Ibs. to a customer. Berries “1 found myself blocked by some My a I know nothing of the sterious person at ev ep, | mysterious person a teP.” lkind, Because a man or woman ton, discussing her |i. 4 ‘villain is no surety that neith- | sald Mrs, Hum eek tore, . head .10¢ 3 TONS |scainet the apparent will p¢ tho po-|trcm, Wve, fl grant, You tat] NEW BEETS, 3 bunches.......5c |} CHOICE NEW POTATOES, lea, ” thelr love may be selfish, may be| {all that is reprehensible, but it is NEW CARROTS, 4 bunches... .5c| 7 Ibs. for ........... tenes eee | adhe ecrtmiston has done remark’ | probably at that the sweetest emo-| NEW ONIONS, 4 bunches. . > 7 Ibs only to each customer. Charles F we frown elgccrig| Hor emer ane ne Durese eciblian NEW CAULIFLOWER, head: SWEET NAVEL ORANGES, per chair three tim : She helped |snat Flossie Smith would never prosecute the peonage cases in the j 5 haa 23 4 have loved Senator Ross if he had} Nice, White, Hard Heads WE 0 nine ae voles heh oicensas cae Southern turpentine swamps in| )e) Sag money, but, such ns it was, | 1906 hind 1 Ln iter comely red |" from what 5 ave told was Mary Grace Winterton, and she mah cht tare nad is a member of an old New Yor Se iinbee r feeling for Ross than So ily. p 1806 a. founded the one had ever had for any one else.” | Any one of above Specials with 26¢ Purethase, Specials excluded in the city, ‘ a ST SONt kes ine ae oere logal aid igs - perhaps vee ey Ate Ibe pkg. Grape Nuts lle English Worcester Hot at 2 P. M ry day. ph r ar #1) said Paula with a sigh, “but I hate : of Granulated Cane for for a small sum |to think that such a splendid life | Ais. NKM, Shredded Wheat mite npg Stall 19 j # that of Frank Smith should have | akg. Cream of Wheat... .200 og Cabin Syrup,...18e | Fresh Washington Creamery : Or 7 lbs. of Sugar and a 35c ONEIDA COMMUNITY Qc FIXES CITY PAYROLL b sacrificed to the selfish pas: | he Cream of Barley ise | 10¢ Fruit Jar Rings Se | Butter, per 1b. 40¢ PAR PLATE SUGAR SHELL, BOTH for............ Bin a fon she deemed love ees alncat can #q| f eane Standard "Toméioes.coes| Pui team cheese’ 1b aan a Onl | Paul B. Phillips started to work! “Margie, as Alma and I returned | + Iba. Soy Beans 2he a6e pkg. Al ibere Flapjack Pan Cottage Cheese, Ib at 4 nly one package of sugar to a customer. Phursday suring a comparative to Washington after that drive, tse Red Can Hille’ Coffee,...87 | oho ve ainers Fiaphack Pane’ | Pasteurized Milk, pt. Be, at. Se eeale of wages pald to city em-|the boys were crying, ‘Wuxtra $1.00 can Selecto Coffer Te | cake Fiour Apiack Pans se] Fresh Buttermilk, gallon...1@¢@ Jnta will be used in| Wuxtra! All about the suicide of utter . ° - ployes. The {8c Dkk. Albers’ Pearis of Wheat | eee s the budge Congressman Frank Smith!’ I con onl for a | | which was as white as the linen cans C Oysters, Bhe Mb, Crescent Making Powder.__28 | x - CENTRAL MEAT COMPANY song rovers aarynoa| nc tree ee i Be Mat Rage] ee one le funeral of James She has murdered him body sOc qt. jar Queen Olives dye a. BS Os 5 cae eae mons, 84, who died Thursday at! and woul’ 1 eald bitterly ie ae Gata 4 Lb, pkg. Crescent 99 Coffee... ase the home of his son, 2210 Howard ave., will be held at St. James ca 2-02, bottle Crescent Mapleine._38e | NC’. Potatoes, MARKET, WES' 4 ibe And yet she is what the con Ake MARKEY ventional call a good woman,’ said The above bargains will be on sale at STONG'S |thedral Saturday at 10 a. m wie. - THE CENTRAL PUBLIC MARKET § avtetmaSatreg.se oat war STALLS 1042 | Red! Said Batter Shore ] SUN mene co. }Ask One-Man Cars reat found “hat there hind een Onions, 4 lbs...... anc a Fancy. Cantaloupes, 10 First Ave. Bet. Pike and Union Sts. Purchase of eight one-man cars Smith's office for us—that a num New Potatoes, Ib... .5c¢]5 ee AB Seige + Qt. thre © for nae c for municipal car iipes was reco: ‘ber of reporters had been waiting vi “ ancy atermelons, headed by the utilities gominittes < ionk while 5 ecb titan Lemons, dozen ....10c Limit 2 gts. to a customer, § per pound tee : 4c of the city council Thursday. “‘Let me do the talking,’ saidgg