The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 25, 1918, Page 12

| EIGHT BELLS IN JANUARY Third Avenue at Washington Street Phone Elliott 2700 PUBLIC {MARKET P. Always Sanitary p SOUTH EN NOTICE—This Market Saturday nights. will close at 7 M. When it comes to Real Specials, backed by Lowest Prices, in Meats, the Independent Packing Company always delivers the goods. BIG SPECIALS IN MEATS Owing to close buying we are able to give our patrons the advantage of Lowest Prices in both Fresh and Smoked Meats. Independent Packing Co. PHONE FE 1OTT 16% _South End Delicatessen * 35¢ | 5c nd LUNCH MEATS of Best Quality 123 Ibs. $1. 00 for Stalls 46 and 47 big cans 25¢ 30c Sanerk per pew All Kinds of SAUSAGE SUGAR je Coron per dozen Carrots, sack mF Dry Onions, sack .. Farmers’ Market Fresh Meats Direct from the Ranch Prices Are the Lowest ANDERSON’S FOR SAFE BUYERS _ Our Prices are alwaye Lower than the Government Regulations Ome THOMP Con American overseas forces in shown on watch Eight bella’ —midnight—« J t to freese the marrow in anybody's bones. Hut look nat’s the kind Uncle Sam ts furnishing now all kinds of weather WHAT’S GOING ON IN, GERMANY! AS TOLD BY THE NEWSPAPERS WE GET FROM THE TEUTONIC EMPIRES AND NEUTRAL } NATIONS This xatlor with the wary nigh at this sailor's outfit to protect his naval fighters against | | ERY ACRE! stoner of Agriculture BF. Ben-| son, urges that every available acre °| jot land be cultivated. He state | that there is no way of forecasting | whether or not crops will be good. “The fire brigade hastened to the Premises, but on arriving at a room which seemed to be in imminent danger of destruction, they nd the burgomaster and his people standing on guard at the door and trying to stem the onrush of the firemen by the magic words, ment The firemen fore guards aside and pen ‘oom, when they he official dee HOW BURGOMASTER'S FOOD WAS DISCOVERED A fire which broke out in the off cial residence of the burgomaater of Kansel, a model official, who was | never Ured of preaching to the peo Col. Howard A. Hanson spoke) pie about the virtuen of self-sacrifice on “War Savings Cortificates and for “the holy German cause,” has | Tarte Stampa” at Friday's luncheon left him chastened, and at the same | of the Young Men's Republican club, | time a discredited and miserable ‘held in the Good Eats cafeteria, —|man. The Munich Post mayw: 5) 4,7) SKE Dod e: IBLIC MARKET | eee WLTIVATE EV n . Jan. 25.—State © ‘ated into the ot hanging in festoona from the already urning gallery butter and * of Jam hampered the firemen's ver the smoking fh the meantime, the inhabitants wel, who cannot all be b Posnessed of ‘official apart glad if they can secure cheese nasters reo nta,’ FIRST AVE. BETWEEN "PIKE ‘AND UNION STS. stew pot eae for their Entrances. First and. Second Avenues nda Please Shop Lariy. Market Closes at 7 P. M. THOUGHT OF WOMEN SATURDAY SPECIALS _|[/2::25s"= It has just transpired that the Help Yourself Grocery Central Butter a withat besgomestr, Dr. Juilen " jere’! has been secretly married t ONEER MINCED CLAMS— ALL KINDS OF CHE Sckeean GEG ocotone anhat Tall, 2 cans for 31¢; Fiat, 2 cans for..23¢ | Washington Brand Cheese, per 4 25¢ ral un Sen ed re My Wife's” Salad Dressing, small 10¢, large 1D¢ | Wisconsin Brick Cheese, per Ib 25e sadaetnier ¢ mint of al ’ Graham or Whole Wheat Flour, 10-Ib Wisconsin Limburger Cheese, per Ib 886 Bi nc; sornerdi Seabed than Met weight bags, each ..@1¢ | Wisconsin Block Swiss Cheese, per Ib. B3¢ Bh orvice of the municipality as a girl Biscuits, per pkg. Bé | New York Full Cream Sharp Cheese, per Ib. 38¢ four year Se ’ that time ch \ Bieroation Milk, large size, 2 cans ase Farmers’ Vegetable Dept. coo goa Hegre | Blue Ribbon Milk. large size, 3 cans a3¢ Teleph Elliott 719 narriage, and persuaded her to live | LIPTON'’s TEA Yellow Label Yakima Burbank Potatoes, 100 Ibs with his as his wife Per ib. O7¢; % ib.. B6¢; % Ib....-... 19¢ for Aw he failed to carry out his VAN CAMP’S BAKED BEANS Yakima Ger Potatoes, extra select romise, the girl's brother threaten-| Small, 12¢; Medium, 19¢; Large a2ze delivered for 4 Dr. Geret with a pr ution, and, | Olympic Wheat Hearts, large pk« 833¢ | Oregon Onions, handpic 100 Ibs 1 terror of this expo! he con: | Jell-O, all flavors, per pk« A D¢ | Local Potatoes, 15 ented, and the marriage took place "Biffy Jeti—Fiavor if smal! bottle—pke. . 10¢@ Yakima 15 Th ecret He then became burgo-| Log Cabin Syrup—$1.00 size 87¢, 60c size... 45¢ v1 naster, and as it was beneath his! KARO SYRUP—Blue . 10¢ Nignity to asnociate with the girl he | : Small, 19¢; Medium, 49¢: Large 87¢ extra each.. B@ Bl had betrayed, he declared that he Finest California Small White Beans, 2 Ibs. 31¢ 15¢ Bi} would have nothing to do with hin 5 Ibs. for T5e¢ ign, 3 Ibe 10¢ Fi» and hinsel i, Olympic Brand Red Salmon, Ib. cans 23¢ Se i~ n Kream Krisp. Z1¢, B1¢ 61¢, $1.21 Ib. 15¢ Biwire 1s tay | Seaport Brand Corn, 2 cans 25¢ 15¢ 1 POR SOLDI S SUICIDE | No. 2 cans Califor Standard Tomatoes 10¢ ni 25¢ The following, says the in “Brown Sugar—Light, medium or dark, 3 Ibe. 25¢ uliflower. h Be, 10¢ and ibe Pont, is no hero story, no tale of Quaker Puffed Wheat or Rice, pke. 12¢@ | Spinach, Local Garden, per Ib. 5e h chivalr io humor, but “the ‘Maxi: Sauer K it, 2b, net weight cans 165¢ narrative of an epiac such as ae. 4 anne 1Be Lucky Strike Fish Co. |Rhould furnish a valuable lesson to| arse 27¢: Small, 6 bara 27¢ pint many a family having relatives at] Fathers . 5 Ibs F the front geen ee ree bred t Private Wirtz was the favorite | “Almonds, ib. 23¢; 2 Ibs. for Abe h Shelled rn f 4 soldiers alike. For Hills Bros. Red Can € e. Ib. BG@; 2% ibs. SE | Extra large Dur Crabs, eact ot Reet “9 Saccumian tater M. J. B. Coffee, 1-th. tin BBE; 3 Ibs o5e ium size Dungeness Craby for 18 - Ne ent ait png eager M. J. B. Tree Tea, Green or Black, two half-pound Salted Salmon Bellies, per tb. .epapallpcadlcg tt cither ct menenel packages for ... 46¢ | Salted Alaska Herrings, 3 for have te, enactaea ce c l F ‘it St Finnan Haddies, per Ib. acini r rui ores : ‘ ar) came, ho ven he} fees Aro safe s"anm....26¢| Pickles and Delicatessen =f), or cms, "iar win tne Yellow Newton Apples, per dozen 106 and up ‘ALL E , MRS. ST. ARNAUD bled mien wiping the. perspiration Delicious Apples, per ¢ ere a be | Romonenee Maranon 20 from hi« brow, and then, with an ex Best Lemons, per de 30¢ ish, 3 pints preasion like that of one in a trance California Seediess Grape Fruit, each..... Be ae CR: 2 nee shouldered his rifle to take up his Florida Grape Fruit, each 10, % for 25e tg tery post on relief duty. Then we saw Brazil Nuts, 2 Ibs. for a5¢ lives him, after feeling for something in Plain or Mixed Sweet I 2 pint hia breast pocket, deliberately run General Baking Conia Dill Pickles, finest quality, 2 dozen leona the onemy Buab—abe th br other moment he fell shot thru the m rye, barley and We specialize in Bread made f Washington Fruit & Vegetable corn flour and breakfast cereals, [head mae Raisin Rye Bread, 3 pounds for z4e¢ Company |_“Many ae was c anaboed and Me eest § pounce,. San | meee derey A fphetat: they, ‘after Wl, “MbouIA Mnet War Bread, 3 pounds 24¢ | Northern Spy Apples, box | be directiy blamed for Wirtz 5 death, Seattle Fruit & Vegetable OE mpedlcbngt 2ticeaapas MAN go [otter Wwe mumequentiy found tn hin Stall D. Siniagn Grapes: per Pound | Fite waa the usual 14. 8h (re tht time lg A A a 10¢ | Chestnuts i for was ineaulted (so this rable fe Local Burbank Potatoes, 6 Ibs. for 10¢ | Local Potatoes, 100 Ibi $1.75 male wrote) by the officials at the waney Ores: i geivange Rant pnd Dry Onior Tbe food depot; she could obtain no coal. Delicious Apples, per dozen 10¢ to 366 | spinach, per pound even after hours of waiting; she was California Celery, large stalks, each 5¢ | Large Cauliflower, each 10¢ and 16¢ Boo frightfully emaciated ‘that her husband would not recognize her; UNIVERSITY M. BK. CHURCH Stall ©, Central Morket Sale Space Donated by she was short of money {and so forth Central Market | “Hin wife had murdered him, Will a ee a lesson to the thousands of involuntary murderesses at and of food | ane ,other STAR—FRIDAY, JANUARY 25, 1918. PAGE 12 ‘Official apart-| { tbly pushed the SHOP EARLY Buy During the Forenoon Westlake Public Market UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT | Extra Faney »s Extra Fancy Potatoes 100 boxe Extra Fancy The Meret of th Market welcome the Yellow Newton Apples; FP epdleahuicounaae peableiagi iy aeagtatenteeh 6 Ibs. 10¢; 15 Ibs, 25¢ saps with the 7 Ibs. 10¢; 18 Ibs. Lh Yakima Netted Gem EXTRA FANCY SWEET Potatoes, se ack $1 .50 mall white ‘ PO! ATOES, 4 lbs. rr A fruit, 6 for 25c aawe ince ee "4 ne Market Meal for She. Ye in the K. . Akiyama & Co. ocery Co. OBLE - Stall 105 WHY PAY MORE? CINNAMON & CO. Stalls 107-108 GERRIS BROS. Z Lower Floor. Stalls 192.34-——— Licensed Food Purveyors ———— Elliott 170 CARNATION MILK, case $5.80; 2 cans. .25¢ 6 bars Swift’s White Soz 4 lbs. Eastern Corn Mea r LOG CABIN SYRUP 22¢ and 44¢ for . : 25e KARO SYRUP 22¢, 44¢ and 88¢ 3 Ibs. Head Rice 25¢ Small White Beans sis: tisk ‘Cibdes, ts! tan BOE |. Rajal Biking powder, pax. BEd |:6 tbe baby Lina Beans 40¢ eho ait a a0¢ Gerr ont Coffee. Ib. can 9 toyal Baking Powder, pke ¢ Roman Meal Zhe Gerrish Heat Coff $1.00 and 40¢ | 2 Ibs. Mexican Beans 25e _ green Split Peas 25¢ = ge Feng at, opengl bene or Maa it$ | Fancy Brazil Nuts, lb. 18¢ | 3 pkgs. Corn Flakes. .256 Me M. J sn $1.00 06 Washing Powders 27¢ 15¢ bar Toilet Soap..40¢ | 15c can Early June Peas Hit ‘oftee, 1-Ib. can | Toe pkg, Matches 5¢ | Campbell's Soups, can 10¢ for . 10¢ oll sas Al ie Gee 30c can Ghirardelli’s Choc- | 15¢ can String Beans. 10¢ tae wien, te 206 | ¢ ; ane olate ...25¢ | 3 pkgs. fy-Jell -25¢ Arm & Hammer Soda, pkg. 4¢ | 1 olate 24¢ '%-lb. pkg. Shepp’s Cocoa- | 4-0z. bottle Vanilla Flavor and Te 2 ake Wlour pn MUS bess crece 15¢ EP eS ..12¢ K. C, Baking Powder, 8@, 12¢ | 2 phew Grape Nuts ¢ | 2 pkgs. F “a .25e Libby's erkraut, lb. 5 3 ‘ 7 2 pkgs in g sibby aerkraut, lb. 5 ane 2 Sie |. 8 pitas. Corn Vinkes se 13 packages Macaroni or 4 large rolls Toilet Paper 20¢ can Asparagus, 2 cans 25@ | 10 bottle Mustard 9¢ Noodl oe fae 250 Noodles . . 22 es FROM 9 A. M. TO 12 M. ONLY large Prun 25¢ | 2 Ibs. S liess Raisins 25¢ 2 Ibs. Small White Beans can Pineapple -15¢ 4 small cans Pione Milk 20¢ can Pioneer Clams. « pkg. Quaker Oats 10¢ | eee pe .25¢ 25¢ can Oysters, Victor brand. civiems Happy Home Corn, per Fig Bars, per Ib 15¢ 300 can F 27¢ | Lent Bulk Cocoa, 2 Ibn Abe 5 aa a’ G80] a06 dee Paneae Views eee J CBN seeceeeerevers 15¢ | 3 cans Clam Chowder 25¢ PRIC QUOTED AT STORE | 40c can Auto re RINE No. 10 sack Whole Wheat Flour | Club Coffee peta xr gaia No. 10 sack Graham Flour ... | for s bw 9 pounds Rolled Oats ........ Crescent Baking Powder ‘The last three articles at Westiake Market Store only | 35c RDA. SHS, Stores at Fremont, Green Lake and Mountain View. | bs 7 re ig > 4 Westlake Sk Rinses Rhubarb, Beis cas 15¢ ’ : ; Onions, 3 lbs... . re Men's Half Soles. ..$1.00 Red O: 6 Ik Ladies’ Half Soles....75¢ | Red Onions, 6 Ibs Class “A” ais at Vegetable Co. Atal 120 8-Ib. can Ghirardelli's Chocolate ......... 9-lb. sack Corn Meal. .55¢ 10 bars Cascade Soap.48¢ 45e can Hills’ Coffee. .35¢ 35¢ package Olympic Pan- cake Flour ..... *| Arcade Market Stalls 7.8.9 Elliott 1952 QUALITY MEATS 9 All our Meats are carefully You get no zh Meat at this Rubber Heels -.. 40¢ Lewer Floor ’ Market 8 Ibs. Japan Rice.....25¢ 2 pounds White Navy Beans 3 pkgs. Jell-O........ 3-pound can Hills’ Coffee ‘B08 FAIR PRICES 8 pkgs. Gloss or Corn 4 cans Old Dutch Cleanser. ee er cerry 2 ice Starch ...... 0... se 3 15¢ cans Tomatoes ... . .25¢ connidaed).” our ceeteae? ae 4 small cans Milk...-25¢) 2 Jarge cans Carnation Milk. ..20¢ then a. etek oe 80c can Maple Syrup. 20¢ 2 pkgs. Macaroni or | oes PS |.” Any one of above articles with a 26e¢ purc aes, excloding Flour, Milk, Sugar and the above and below Specials. CARNATION MILK, per case.........$5.65 | 50 Tbh, ean Guittard’s Cocoa | -39¢ | for . iSo pkg. Shredded Wheat Biscuit GOOD SERVICE We employ o Cutters, who are 1b. can Lipton’s Tea. oie 45c can Wesson's Oil .B5¢ lbe pkg. Albers or Quaker Oats | > 10¢ | -25¢ | | Fad 1-1b. con_.40c || Finent White Navy Beans, Te | dso jar Strained Honey.....35¢ (OF het umar cou Go 360 pkg. Otymple Pancake Flour | $1b. can M. J. B. Coffee....05¢ | “tor o.oo... cece. _..25¢ STALL 130 91b. bag Yellow Corn Meal. .65¢ | %c can Del Monte Asparagus —_—— ———— | 20¢ can Libby's Beets -18¢ | for.... seeeee ee BBO | We specialize in bread 20 can Happy Home Corn. .15¢@ | Two 20c cans Peas 28¢ | made from rye, ba and Two 20¢ cans String Beans 25¢ | and breakfast Two 200 pid pack Tomatoes | ‘wo 20¢ cans solid pack Tom | corn flour Grow Your Own Fruit Oe as 25¢ | Two 2c cans Del Monte Sardines | 1Se pkg. 20-08. Corn or Glons for ‘ 35¢ | cereals. Big Trees and Plants for Starch .... +++-10@ | 12%0 New Seeded Raisins..10@ | Raisin Rye Bread. Quick Results 2 tbe. Finest Head Rice 25e ise pkg. Cox Gelatine 10¢ | 5 ihe : 24c Fine Shredded Cocoanut, Ib. 25¢ | 6 large rolls Toilet Paper...25¢ i . | 3 Ibs. choles New Prunes. ...28¢ | 4 boxes Searchlight Matches 25¢ 5 24c Closing Out Bulbs | 4 pkgs. Corn Flakes. ......265¢ | S0c quart Queen Olives......25¢ reeteee 4 cans Of Sardines 25¢ | 20c Fine Ginger Snaps, Ib...15¢@ | War Bread, _ 30¢ Ground Chocolate, Ib. 20¢@ | 3 pkgs. Washington Macaroni 8 Rb.. 0. hcnteeee ey 24c | 3 pkgs. Creamettes..........25¢! or Spaghetti -.25¢ These are every-day MALMO & CO. 1913 Westlake Elliott 4325 specials, Center of Main Floor. | STONG’S GROCERY—Lower Floor, Westlake Market Store at Pine Street Market ; " ~% | war year, this horrible game should | , be stopped.” Hot Meals to Carry Home for Five | _and Ten Cents i in New York City 1 Albert Hansen : deweler and Silversmith 1010 Second Ave., Near USS TORTURE 3 Can be eliminated by wearing the Lundberg Rupture Support. We give free trial to prove its super ity. A. LUNDBERG Save 15% rocerers > STORES COMPANY inc rey 14th anc FE. University Mai TAIT Grecawoed Ave, 233 pe Bey 503 Union St, Keoonomy Market Do a Patriotic Duty Save Wheat for the Soldiers— Serve a product that is equally as Ww holesome and palatable — serve ‘CREAM 9c of Barey22 School children at the neighborhood kitchen, NEW YORK Jan, 21.—Hot meals! The kitchen is a great boon tcg at a 5 and 10cent neighborhood | the many mothers in the neighbor Kitchen are solving a difficult do-| | meatic problem for nearly a hundred | 0d who work all day and then Kip's rush home to cook for their hus: | women workers of the Bay ection of New York city bands and children, It is conducted Krinkl Romie “atkel Basle Su iB Krink toman Mea agle Sugar ing the women leave their dinner| League for Woman's Service, 10c sack Carnation 15 ing the mn are tha diner | Lagu fr Womans ran "fg | See, Melee call for them at noon to take them Is may be eaten at the kitchen |} Campbell's Wek ake tee ik Gee * a |B 2 ibs. taney Paper, KREAM KRISP ID ett B27 Se [MAE MH qe, Rishi sense home who disgrace thelr German) the more hateful is the clreumstance Ibs, fancy 27 smatoes, 2 Ibs, womanhood?” that this vile concoction is Peaches C i No. 2 can .10c ually made up under the immedtate super vision of government officials It is a pity that the authorities responsible for this war 3 Ib. ¢ n newspa wee Any one to protest! who are ent of these, by a Berlin tute for butter, do not also supply 0X Cc 50c Ib. « reads the people who consume {t with en 94h, Woot Be can Fitting no tras mi eetstnreaces ett | CORN MEAL .. . 2% 63 | 43 f= an ture of all is the war jam. The ticle will, we fear, be unable to toler —— haa cal nina at c lSe pkg. gods of Hellas alone know what are ate another warJjam winter, We In 8:1 cans Finest } M. J.B. COFF the Perhaps after the war some filthy ingredients of this stuff author have but very little to eat as it ts; the least we can expect is that this 4 comedy on this war little be not rendered quite unfit for present it remains a) human consumption, Now that we renders the affair|are on the threshold of the at, per Ib, 334c Yeast 4c roay compose jam; for the tragedy, What fourth,