The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 20, 1917, Page 11

qi Third Avenue at Washington Street Always Phone Sanitary Elliott 2700 SOUTH END sie When you step from the bi w toring sidewalks Inte souTH & entering the © ete freahe: Before-War-Time Prices Buy BEEF AND MUTTON at Prices as Low as This Time Last Year Pick your favorite Meats from this ners In Saturday's List of Special Special Shoulder Roast Pot Roast Mutton per Ib. Leg of Mutton Loin and Round per ib. Bteaks . Lamb Chops, Hams, half or whole Leg of Spring Lamb, Lees per Ib. ... BIG BACON PER LB. FOR SPECIAL . 25c SATURDAY ONLY INDEPENDENT PACKING CO. Jim's woods. t bunch of win vance 16c 25c 20c BIG DUTTER sTORE 43 {| Fancy Ranch Eges, doz Coffee, 3 ibs Coffees, 3 ibs COUNTS. Rest Je Full Cream . Our Be Coffer, 2 WHERE QUALITY Vegetable Section oes, 12 Ibe. Be 3 . 4 tbe Salt Herring. 3 for Green Peppers, 1b. Salmon Trout, 1b Cantaloupea, 4 for ans Ae sic, WOO PER LB. FOR BIG BACON SPECIAL 25c¢c SATURDAY ONLY _Anderson’s for Bargains and Lots of Them Soca seecr $1.00 | * Sie $2.79 pos aces... 91,05 79c San gee Seae..... BUS ‘We Deliver Over Eatire City. 6c 5c 40c "16¢ 15c¢ Phene ELLIOTT 148 . Ranch Kaas. wart Jere, per dozen _ DIES OF BROKEN NECK By United Prees leased Wire NORTH YAKIMA, July 20.—Floyd CAUGHT IN ELEVATOR | Minor injuries were received by/ \o ‘e hotel, cs ke wee canstt to tee Howell, 23, of Sequim, was killed shaft of the Collins building | Tuesday at Selah. A pile of pipe while about to enter the car Colls he was handling slipped from hureday afternoon. | bis grasp, falling on his neck and ee | breaking tt. GOES EAST TO MARRY Attorney G. Wright Arnold has The latest tnvention ts the cigar eft for Cleveland, where he is to box fare collector on moving vans, be married, July 25, to Miss Mar- delivery trucks and salad dressing Burite Molherin, of Lekewood,O. | wagons _There’s More Distinction About a Than you will find in Suits that cost a great deal more. Every garment is built RIGHT, every little detail is carefully worked out and the fabrics used are good, dependable woolens. You can select from all the latest models in serge, cashmere, tweed, basket weave and noy- elty mixtures—all seasonable materials. iL. V. WESTERMAN Two Stores Store No. 1 | Store No. 2 First and Main | WestlakeandPine RESULT FROM SENATE DELAY | By HARRY B, HUNT WASHINGTON, July 20.- President Wilson's patience has been worn to a thread by the ite’s delay on the food con- rvation bill, Uniess immediate progress is made toward a vote, and hampering amendments o this Peal directly to the people, placing! before them the exact influences that have sought to hamstring the bi and fixing responsibility. | The senate may have taken a hint from the way. the president handled the steel men, delaying the government's war program while seeking an agreement for swollen Profits. The president made tt {plain théFe ts no room on his war Program for special privileges, and private interests must the public welfare. Favor Sugar Trust The substitute bill of Senator Gore, senate agriculture chairman one of the bitterest opponents of food control, reveals the interests hit hardest by the food bill Gore's substitute would eliminate rom control sugar, ts, fate cold storage Warehouses a Internationally or otherwise, Gore's bill would play directly Into the hands of the sugar trust, the packing house baron and the cold storage robbers. A free field to hoard and manip ulate means millions to the big jaugar refiners, the big packers and cold storage interests, while the Jother chief price hogs are within the government corral May Awake Senate Speculative interests, too, would be given free sway by the Gore | dill, which would restrict dealing in food product futures only when jsuch dealing is for “interstate com merce.” The supreme court has held pur. hases by vocal bidding on the floor of the exchange—no matter | What disposition may later be made serve hot constitute interstate trading. Seeing all these things, is it any wonder the president's pa- tlence is becoming frayed? If the delay and obstruction look out for the big may wake up even the ate. o <= ° READ STAR WANT ADS se oe nr vidi tna § “Never Miss the Money” Open a clothing account at Gately’s, 1113 Third Avenue, be tween Seneca and Spring Sts. Clothing for the entire family— Hats, Shoes and Furnishings. During this Sem!-Annual Clear. ance Sale our terms are $1.00 down and $1.00 a week Golden Rute Dept i } Opea Sale for From usiness Uy 9 Till 6 WALKIN! Store of the products #0 purchased—do| STAR—FRIDAY, JULY 20, 1917. BBLOW-UP MAY /BRAZIL HOLDS VITAL SUPPLY OF MANGANESE By MILTON BRONNER WASHINGTON, July 20.—If a few mines in the Minas Ger ace region of Brazil were put out of commission, or If a bridge on the route of the Ouro Preto branch of the Central railroad of Brazil were dam aged— Bing!—and the ste! man drew me a picture of gloom, a pieture of the nation's 1 plants compelled to shut down, stopping war contracts for Ships and guns and munitions for Uncle Sam You think of the plies of tron ore. The oundless sup limestone, is lack and wonder lof manganese D. F. Hewett, United States geo logical survey manganese expert told me all about it. Stee be made without mangane |ferromanganese or ap | About 14 pounds of one or the other {s used in every ton of steel | Price Soars 20 per cent of grade manganese ore is prod in this country, The rest in Russia, India and Brazil; since the war from Brazi! alone. Result ferromanganese which sold at $40 now sells at $400 |, The Brazilian ore is mined about 300 miles north of Rio Janeiro. The only way to the sea is a single track railroad which serpentines around the mountains just outside of Rio and starts due north across many considerable rivers until it reaches the mining stations of Lafayette and Miguel Burnier. So vital to the steel industry is this line all ite bridges are guard ed, One of the reasons the Ger mans tried to keep Brazil neutral | was to be able to outbid Americans for manganese. coal answer the high ed Only Press Club Honors Departing Members club) Thursday night eight of its members, who have responded to the call to colors with a banquet at the New Wash {ogton hotel £. N. FURMAN of the great that of thor stenography. Sev enty per cent of our former stu dents have been stenographers | with experience ranging from five |to fifteen years General commander est army In Seattle oly competent Why not start your son or daugh ter right? It costs no more Shorthand, Rookkeeping, Service, Court Reporting Northwestem Shorthand Reporting School Bidg. Elliott 1581 and Talk It Over With Mr. Furman Civil Arcade Call PAINLESS TEETH CORRECTION This Office Will B Open From 9 A M. Until 8 P.M. rs bee Now that our Modern Sys- tem of Scientific Dentistry has nm perfected, we can treat patients without the slightest pain—without shocks — with- out discamfort — without any after-effects — without using dangerous gas if or sickly drugs es. Jur methods are positively safe and harmless—each oper- atic on being conducted by duly qualified and efficient dental surgeons—men whose work and conscientious efforts arc continually bringing us scores and scores of new patients. Despite the present condition of your teeth and gums—despite those gaping cavities and abscesses-— we guarantee to restore your mouth to a clean, whole- some condition, and this while you sit and smile. The small cost of this ir ish you No obligation whatever. mportant service will aston come in for a free examination and estimate Our “Natural” Teeth on our Double Suction Expres- sion Plates are the extreme limits of Plate Perfection. Full upper or lower set, guaranteed for 10 years .. $10 These Plates are all made in our own Laboratories. ELECTRO PAINLESS DENTISTS Southeast Corner First and Pike For Ten Years {n Sam From Publio Market. Labort) Guaranteed, Lady Attendant. e Lacation—-Diagonally Acroas ng People’s Dentist. All Wor« 3, R. VAN AUKEN, Mar. PAGE 11 PUBLIC MARKET CENTER SANITARY *: by display represented here 12 Now at its height. Following are some of the 5e | Se | Cabbage head Head 4 Lettuce, 2 for Watermelon 3c Ib. New Apples, dozen 20¢ Lemons, dozen 20e Seedless Grape Fruit, 6 for 25¢ L. Stern Company Lower Floor, Sanitary Market. LOWER FLOOR SANITARY MARKET Bu'te, Eggs, Cheese SPECIAL! —— FULL CREAM Cheese 25c Ib. Saturday Only (The Best Hot Weather Food.) | Famous Willowmoor Farm's | Pure Natural a tee. Stall 61 Lower Floor. HOOD’S " CANDY SPECIAL Fresh Peanut srittle, pound .... 15c HOOD’S On Corner Pike Place Market. We Cut the Cost of Living SUGAR Fresh Jersey B ALLEN’S 2 ibe | 1 eae ss BP ground here white | 2 Good | you wait rine for | Ment Frosh Ranch Bees, ; c per dozen Armou “TALL at-18n ‘WALK AN Public Refuses to Grouch Over Car Strike The speed clocks on Seat. tie's jitneys are ticking off miles, and miles of smiles. Ev- erybody’s smiling—the fat man smiles when he walks off a superfiuous pound, and the shop girl smiles when she rides to work in a good-looking man’s lap. A Star reporter ave. for his hunting ground, terday afternoon, and spen: two hours looking for “the man with a grouch.” If he exists he is ou slusive beast Here's some of ter saw ha, you got the wrong man his time.""declared W. D. Whight who lives at 209 Wall st. “T siwaya did walk downtown--it's only a few blocks—so I worry. But serfously, T hope the boys win out I like to see any man get better money and better sonditions.” A pretty girl was the next tim.” “T rode downtown with the ric est man this morning,” she con fessed. “I didn't want to insult him by giving him a nickel, so I give him a smile.” “Paid in full!” was the emphat assertion of a bystander, who wa ‘ihe on the conversation Auto drivers will teke notice The girl is a Red Crone nurse and lives on Kast Madison st | Jj. K. Long, of the Long Building Co. in the Leary building, is liv ling across the lake with his family. | “T came in with my own car and | then went out and brought in a few from Ballard,” was Long's “smiley explanation.” “Makes a fellow feel good to think he’s helping out a bit,” said Long. H. FB, Miller, residing at Belle. vue and Pike, who sella smokes on Second ave., near Madison, rode to work in a little Ford yesterday morning “He only came as far as Broad: | way,” said Miller, “and I had to} jar loose with another jitney to! come down all the way,” | \ “But it's great weather for walk, chose Second yes. the smiles the man should vie ning in” 300 FARMERS bulk Coffes... red_can Hilla Coffee 3te ld Tavern Ce GREEN'S BUTTER STORE } Free Delivery Pabite Market rable Market CORNER ECONOMY eliminating the commission man's profit Place months in the year. prices that you will find: ele me Pea 3 Ib 10¢ arly Rose Spuds, 3 10¢ 5e¢ Se | ? box verrie Large Cucumber STALL 43 SANITARY MARKET 45 Kear Lewer Main Floor, GOEBEL Cash Grocer All Week Specials Phone Main 3457---We Deliver Free Canning Sugar, per sack ... Flour $2.75 Sk. ‘’ new Flour is never ao good 4 Ibe. Rice « 3 pkge Macaron! Noodles New Krustene Lard per tb. Cottonuet, per 1b ce kar STALL Te Ne Ports yan read this high-grade you meed now wh 2 large cans Milk Fresh Co Pte O5e; Qte Sets, decorated Cleanser, 2 for... 40-watt Tungsten GT SUGAR STALLS Eeonomy and Pike Pl Markets “ KEconc and 1 : P ‘ Sennen ne ee ene wl FINE CANNING SUGAR Sugar Stalls, Economy, also Pike Place Markets. - Cars May Never Run But We Will Sell COOU MEATS CHEAP Just the Same. Meat, 1b... ine n Ib 18¢ Good Boiling Meat, |b. ic 5 , Pot Roasts. 12%¢ e-Font 3 18¢ Special on Corned Beef, a dressed Chickens, a 20¢ | pound ........ ....1BME Our Meats Guaranteed Fresh from the Ranch. STITHAM MARKET Stall 43 Lower Floor Pike Place Market Stall 43 Sirlc Steaks, Soup Steaks, Il Choice Fresh pound CORNER PUBLIC MARKET $8.20 SACK, DELIVERED. GROCERY ; 3 lbs. utter 42c ; $1.22 CHEESE Mild Cream Old Cream Bric Pot Roasts, Ib. .7c-12¥/2c Round Steaks, Ib. .171/2c Sirloin Steaks, Ib. .17'/c T-Bone Steaks, Ib.17!/2c Veal Roasts, Ib. ..12'/2¢ | Pork Roasts, Ib. ..18/c | Murray Meat Co. 1 Ate | 29 196 fee She urs Margarine | Luck Marga ane y Rest Fresh Pullet Eggs, dozen 38¢; 2 dozen Ib. 75¢ Main Floor Corner Warket Jitney Busses are now running. If you come down town between Pabite Market PIKE PLACE GREAT FARMERS’ MARKET SAVES YOU MONEY Here you will meet all selling their produce in the two blocks between Pike and Stewart Streets, on Pike No other market in the country compares with this in the unparalleled produce ‘There are 1,140 feet of tables, each table occupied by the actual producer, this fact being guaranteed by the city’s own official investigation of each producer It will pay you well to come down tomorrow morning, see the crisp, crinkly lettuce still sparkling with morning dew; snowy cauliflower, blood red beets, shining tomatoes, fresh, fine spinach, berries, cucumbers, éte. The produce season is Spinach White 1+ DOE 4 bxs. 25¢ pound pound Currants, One large can Milk Sc a i-th purchase of PEEK’S PERFECT 30c COFFEE (For one Week) One pound will convince you of the quality W. H. PEEK CO. 1512 Pike Pince Sanittary Mkt. THE KENNEDY Stall No. 10 DINSMORE, Mgr Fresh Eggs, Butter and Honey—Cheese of All Kinds Best Fresh Butter, 1b... 45@ Good Butter 43¢; 2 Ibs. BE Carnation or Borden 0. G Keonomy Gri Kitebe: 3 5c Sacks SUGAR STALL Smit oF po! Famous Willowmoor of delivery, profit, and bad sects. The Very Best Fresh BUTTER 43 2 Ibs. 85c Our Own Churning. Union Creamery Co. Stalls 69.70, Pike Place Market Stall 60, Economy Market. The Center of Economy Murray Has Riot OF BARGAINS FOR SATURDAY. LOOK! Pure kettle rendered Lard, 2 lbs........45¢ Chickens, Ib. ....22'%c Legs of Mutton, Ib. 15¢ Shoulder Hams. . .18'/c Fresh Liver, Ib......8¢ Washicgton Market STALLS 35-7—CORNER MARKET—94.96 PIKE ST. Most of these merchants will deliver any reasonable purchase to your home FREE. Hundreds of 9 a. m. and 1 p. m., you will be assused of good transportation and will be in time to give your order to be delivered. man next door.” Miss Helen Norman, manicurist at the Frye hotel, paused to look D SMILE! at a display of automobile goggles in a Second ave. shop window ing.” and he relieved himself of a rit “Gotta get me some if this srike keeps up,” she confid ‘It’s a different man every day, and they all want to take a turn in the park before they let me off.” She let loose a silvery tinkle. You betcha life I hope they win,” J, Garford, who lives at 5624 17th ave. N, E. “After the past performances of the Traction Co. 1 don’t see how any good citi zen could wish the boys anything but luck. It Patrolman No, 11 the store just steaming brow “Nothing doing! man for car that calls for me ey 7 dropped into then to mop his he cried. “Ev ery himself, There's a ery morn ing, but how long do you think I'd have the whole seat to myself if the copper who lives next door found it out?” He laughed at the joke on “the makes me laugh to! | read the compa starvation wages. Don’t Like Noise Mrs. W. H. Best, of 1207 6th ave. N., sald it was the first time she had been down town since the strike. excuses for looks so funny without the but I never did like their she said. She rode down in a private car that picked her up. She thinks the car men are right in their stand on union recognition. Even the strangers smiled. So, giggles and giggles and never a grumble—the sun shines, the busses run—Seattle likes the nov- elty. Pine Street Publiclllarket Cars Have Stopped, But Stong’s Grocery Ts Still Running— With Prices Lower Than Ever Four packages E.C or Quaker Corn Flakes Seven Bars Crystal White Soap Four 10c cans Dutch Cleanser 3.pound can Hills’ Coffee Any one of above Speci ls exeluded. ans Standard Tomatoes... .25¢ can Kosdale Alaska Salmon Ibs. Pure Rolled Oates ©. Raking Powder 1 anut Butter.. 2 Jar Rings Shaker Salt Sunmaid Raisins xe Matehes Cabin Syrup Re | 0c Se 200 ae 600 80 +10 25 250 quart jar Oliver . Se jar Assorted Pickles... > extra fine Brooms, Four 10¢ rolls Toilet Paper 28¢ Red Can Hill's offes 1-lb. Crescent Baking Powder... 1-b, Crescent Cream Coffee... 400 1-ib. pkg. Crescent 99 Coffee... .25¢ 2-02, bottle Crescent Mapleine.-35e nET and WESTLAKE MARKET cans Silver Shield F STONG’S PINE ST. PUBLIC MAR STALLS 12A AMERICAN FRUIT CO. Best home-grown New Potatoes, 7 lbs... .25c Saturday’s Sugar Stall Specials 7 Ibs. Pure Cane Sugar.......53¢ 5 lbs. extra fancy Jap, Rice 2¢ 3 Ibs, extra faney North Caro-* lina Head Rice 25¢ 12 boxes Swedish Matches 3¢ Inside Sugar Sacks, 5¢ apiece or 40¢ dozen, while they last. Stalls 10-11 Fancy new Bartlett Pears, per POTEN oc cceee -8O0¢ Full line of Best Quality Fruits and Vegetables. Stall 9 Blaine’s Delicatessen All kinds of Cold Meats, Fancy a, ote, BUit~ and Picnice.