The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 2, 1919, Page 22

THE SEATTLE ST PAGE 22 PineStre |" Machine Gun Shot in Knee Fatal to Seattle 91st" Man | | " reel Public i ch‘éPine. see Market —— This Market Is Accessible to Automobiles ‘Soap ‘and. Sugar | "ELLIOTT | Stalls Carnation or Borden Milk 12 , ee se ee . 48c ie <i ELLIOTT FISH CO. Crescent Meat QUALITY SEA FOOD Fresh Crabs and Oysters Dally Fresh, Salted, Cured and Smoked risu Goethal’s Home Bakery STALL 18 Under New Management Extra Specials for Quality Meats— Moderate Prices— and First-class Service Is Our Policy Our many satisfied cus- tomers convince us that 6 bare Bob White .. 5 bars Old Size Leno: 5 bars No-Rub Naptha, 6 Sunbrite Cleanser 3 0, D, Cleanser « Large Citrus 25¢ 9 kee Ler... such a policy is the only Saturday | phe esteem way to build a permanent 04-4 good, Large Returning men of the Sist divi pies busin Slayer CARE cocceece 35c rion have brought detailed news of |the death of Corporal Alfred A " i ie oon All 10¢ Cookies, 5c | Peterson, company C, Gist infan Acm Grocery SUN PRODUCE CO. 3 dowen [OF .seeeeeseee . jtry, as the result of machine gun Feet wounds received during the Ar BASEMENT Stale 347 TWO 1%ub Loaves Jgonne fighting. Lieut. Frank Mc ¥REE DELIVERY Extra Fancy Home Grown Home Made Bread . c |Donald, Seattle officer with the| 10 Ibs. Pure Cane .. 95¢ Asparagus, ID. oo... es0s 108 Our baking is from the very 36let, saw Corporal Peterson after Ruger woes fxtra Pancy Green Wax best material }he had been shot thru the knee} 2 pkgs. Magaroni or 15¢ cnn ..20¢ a x " | while the company ‘advanced thru] Spaghettl ..........0e8 . hs WEDCOME TO ALL! an orchard. He was taken to a 6 Boxes of a hospital and tater died from his} Matches . wounds, altho they were not be STALL 21—A. K. STATION Be can So Tomatoes . lieved fatal by his the time he waa shot. ‘ companions at Kristoferson's Perfectly Pas AMERICAN FRUTF CO 18e Campbell tourleed Milk, quart .....10¢ Stalls 1-24 Corporal Peterson is remembered Soup . nh opoeoek 10c Bring Menbty Bottle AN the Seasonable Products tn filby many old Star readers. He was! Ie package. 10 * C . Freeh Fruits and Vegetables jthe first carrier of The Star on| aS ae C 4 Small Cans Carnation, Bor Beacon hill, His parents, Mr " 7 at Market Prices, 4 Ibs. Large White den or Federal Milk......25¢ Mrs. Louls Peterson, | at tna . B5e can Rogers’ Powder Four 10c Lane st. He wis a Master M. land a member of the Brother of Lacoms iv eineers. COUNCIL TURNS DOWN PETITION) | Property Owners Say Mer- chants Are Behind Move When the majority of pre owners in the Denny hill ¢ peared to oppose the Jaxtension of Dexte and sewer comm: Thursday afternoon ref provem the secon in a me The conu Stalls 14-15 New Potatoes 3 Ibs. 25c perty im 1 time with: | | way to Second or Firat ave. took up| jabout two hours of the committer's | time, and was marked by charges on| |the part of property owners that | Firet ave. merchants were behind the | petition, which would tend to route jall traffic from the North Had in | front of their shops. | Hilminate Planking he nthe proposal to fr Denny Dexter FIRST AVE.. BETWEEN PINE AND WION_STS: ENTRANCES FIRST AND SECOND AVENUES AR—FRIDAY, MAY 2, 1919. Westlake Public = SQUARE—SIXTH AD vi “SUGAR | SOAP The Celebrated PURE CAN Bertie ; se 6 Ibe. Ase $ bare Cr White D fee 7 Ibe ase 1 ease (100 bars) Crystal “Wile ol og one MFO niy ‘one to a ou r _SUGAM STALL LOWE! SHOTION | Sugar Stall — Lower Section Potatoes — Potatoes — Yakima Burbanks, pit run, $1.25- 81.50 Stalls 16-17 cw Cash Grocery PHONE ELLIOTT 170 ‘Ostberg’ STALLS 192. 4o1b. wack Rainier Peat , Large bar Toilet Boap..-c0-- Wiour 82.65 = > ibs. Lard Compound Pr 8 small cans F 400 Coffee, Ib .B5¢ Beans + 25¢ | Ibs, good Prunes -25¢ Campbell's Soups, can . 10¢ |? !be ; vel a60 1 gal. Dark Karo Syru POE | Bolid pack Toma’ ae 3 role Wax Paper ........20@ | Crackers or Ginger Snaps, ise 2 pkgs. Lux Fiakes 25¢ ib seeeses nooo aan | 6 bars Swift's White Soap..25¢ Btric tly fresh Bgzen, doz... ¢ 1 ZOBLE GROCERY CoO. STALL 105 PHONE EI Rauerkraut, Ib. Madrona Pink Beans, 3 Ibe. Large pkg. Washing Powder 20¢ Roman Meal, 3 Ibs..... High Patent Flake White Shortening ba, 60 nek. «« $2.95 mas SYRUP AAS A OELICIOUS MAPLE FLAVOR AruLL peer — nent “220° FUSS’ MARKET Three Girls’) ‘Victory Cake 3-Layer Cake Regular 50c Special 35c Bear in mind Victory Loan as well as Victory Cake THREE GIRLS’ BAKERY STALLS 10-11 CHOICE — MEATS TRY US Center of Market Westlake Delicatessen SPECIAL Home Made Mayonnaise, Wt 45¢ Seteriay Only—BieR 186 Anchovies, Ib, ...-sccesse0++ 20¢ | 2 cans Blue Ribbon Milk ...23¢ | Freeh Peanut Butte ise STALL 104 3 Ibs. Oleomargarine 1.00 Saturday Only—While They Last Market RGINIA ~ FLOUR Westlake Special, 49-lb, sack Gold Bond, 49-1b. mack | ow Mali— Lower Section — Potatoes t. at the Stall. Lower Floor Accessible to Automobiles WHY PAY 10¢ and 15e for @ eds when you cag ee, ee te SEED POTATOES - Creamery in Operation — IN CHARGE OF AN EXPERT, PRODUCING — Butter, Cottage Cheese ICE CREAM AND BUTTERMILK , of the highest possible grade. We invite you to visit and inspect our brand new, perfectly appointed, st sanitary plant. | PURITAN MILK PRODUCTS STALL 199 VIRGINIA STREET NTRANCE | New Westlake Grocery | STALLS 16—17 LOWER FLooR 6 cans Sunbrite Cleanser +t ocwee oe BEG 2 large cans Tomatoes seers corn es BEG bars Crystal White Soap Large pke. Olymple Wheat Ib can Rogers’ Hearts - der Large bottle & bent To Farina ‘Whit je Holly Mik , 3 Ibs. Dry Green Peas tue Ribbon Tea....55¢ cans Silver Shield Corn . B8¢ -35¢ -28¢ .25¢ 25¢ 25¢ 19¢ 17¢ --25¢ 34e, 64e, to Coffee Yympic Pancake Flour Japanese Rice. rolls Toilet Pape 3 Ibs. CAMPBELL'S SOUPS, —on Van Camp's.cocceee GOLD DUST, | —Large package. .coose 1903 Hershey's Cocoa... Ibs, Cut Macaront CORN FLAKE! $2.20 Phone Main 5952 25c Stall 130 | can IFORNIA TOMA- TOES—Large can...... New Potatoes, 3 Ibs. ... ae " OATANA AND | CERETANA ph gale . 15 | raxcake rrovr, 31 Yellow String Beans, Oc | Alb. Back sseeecere OEE | Shisi.ssnudaieentidoe | MY WIFES STALIS 110-111 | weellon, sagt TURDAY SPECIALS-Market Closes 6 P.M. 9) srw rs oo co v | streets in the South End will be re- he | placed with paving. The committee - jApproved th D camara which will ? ; cost $199, An Srakinnee? adopting plans for a estern Delicatessen Co. [27:72 | district, and for sewers on Meridian ave, Was approved by the commit ltee. dt also approved assessment | roll for improving 26th ave. 8, W. by | grading, to cost $19.17 Turn Down Petition Petition for vacation of Railroad ave. from Garfield to 40th ave. W., filed by the port commission, was turned down. The Washington Ma |eninery and Equipment Co. wan the|5 | objector, maintaining that the port | commission, after granting it a stor lage lense on property near by, ed Railroad ave. vacated in order to rete in the same business, |Drop Eight Floors | Safely in Elevator Safety devices on one of the cle vators prevented @ tragedy Thurs. day when the cables near the wheel broke when the cage was at the eighth floor of the Alaska building ‘The elevator descended almost to the | #SEATTLE MARKET Occidental Avenue and Yesler Way ep rBaL PUBLIC MARKET (Upper and Lower Floors) 1422 First Avenue Chicken Loaf, Ib. . -40c | Ripe Olives, very fancy, pt.20c Veal Loaf, lb....:....:.30c| Pickled Herring, a regular Combination Salad, 2 pts .35c appetizer, 3 for.... .25¢ Be sure you.don’t overlook our CHICKEN PIES WITH A CONSCIENCE No potatoes, no vegetables. Just what they pretend to be—all Chicken; 2 for........-+2e.eeeeeeees seesdou 45c wir Washington Fruit & Vegetable | Farmers’ Vegetable Dept. Department | Yakima Gem Potatoes, 10 Ibs......25¢ [| “resscnzers wove toreel. ts. tee ‘s| 100-size Oranges, 5 for............25¢ | Small Onions, to boil, 8 Ibs.........10¢ Bij sion Maun 0 Bet at low the aided Varodas, doten ..7.!......: | Native Spinach, lb.... » UMEgdhes 42 Oe 'culn Hanes Best Bananas, dozen S0¢ and 40¢ | Head Lettuce ..... toeesane S¢ and ‘10¢ SE TIIC | Bert Bananas, dee B08 sd 406 | Sme gown, Asprafs, To, 7 toe-1se ff MAL, CORSON RETURNS Hothouse Tomatoes, Mg ....B0¢ | Rhubarb, Ib. sheaerrddecdescenvy Se §) Mas Woe Coren: ternary al Fresh Cucumbers, aaeh 259 8 ‘and 30¢ fo ah esc lb. oe cede ccsecesscss che perintendent of the King County | Fresh Asparagus, Ib. ........- ..10¢ | Ripe Tomatoes, 1 at Georgetown, has arrived 3 bunches New Radishes for........10¢ |New Potatoes, Ib.. \ secte Au Rtas ate, phones A New Potatoes, 2 lbs...............20¢ | Sweet Oranges, 6 for...... varsieees 25¢ Be communtes received by | friends. Dr. Corson saw active serv: | Jice on the Italian front during the| | war, TURN HAR AK WITH SIGE TE |Grandma kept her locks dark, glossy and youthful with # sim- ple mixture of Sage Tea and Sulphur. CENTRAL FRUIT STORES -30¢ | White Winter Permain Apples, doz..40¢ --40¢ | Extra Fancy Winesap Apples, doz. .40¢ --.5@ | Soft shell Walnuts, 2 Ibs..........75¢ - B5¢ | Pressed Figs, 3 packages..........25¢ Blood Oranges, dozen .. Sunkist Oranges, dozen .... Seedless Grape Fruit, each. Florida Grape Fruit, 2 for.... American Grocery Stores Co. HELP YOURSELF GROCERY—UPPER FLOOR, CENTRAL PUBLIC MARKET CENTRAL GROCERY—LOWER FLOOR, CENTRAL PUBLIC MARKET SEATTLE GROCERY—SEATTLE MARKET, 109 OCCIDENTAL The old-time mixture of Sage Tea) and Sulphur for darkening gray, | streaked and faded hair is grand- | mother’s recipe, and folks are again using it to keep their hair a good, even color, which is quite sensible, as we are living in an age when a youthful appearance is of the great. est advantage. Nowadays, though, we don't have the troublesome task of gathering the sage and the mussy mixing at home. ++10 Ibs. O5¢ os Cane Sugar... Federal Milk, Campbell's Soups Uneeda Biscuits, pkg. . Kream Krisp, 12-02. can Del Monte Solid Pack Tomatoes, large can My Wife's” Salad Dressing (Mayonnaise), Bie size 46... Pure bulk Cocoa, Ib.. ‘ Large bars Lenox Soap, 5 for . 25¢ | Ivory Soap, large, 3 bars for . Finest California Small White Bean 5 Ibs. 48¢) “ large ¢ All drug stores sell the S for . B the nell rire bi ers improved by the addition of other ingredients, Large cans California Ferguson's Ora called “Wyeth’s Sage iat Sulphur Chinook Salmon, Ib. can .... 2202. jar..... ++ 40¢ Compound.” It is very popular, be- Premier Baked Pork and Beans, O14 Colony Brand New York Sweet Corn Rarly June Peas, No. 1 cans., Pioneer Minced Clams, tall can 41b, bag Ceretana or Oatana . Holly Flour, 491b, bag $2.90 NO. 10 DAG ceesecessssecererersesesscearens 68¢ | Hershey's Chocolate, unsweetened, % 1b, cake ae Domino Matches, 4 boxes . ‘ Large can Kraut and Sausay cause nobody can discover it has been applied. Simply moisten your comb or a soft brush with it and draw this through your hair, taking one small strand at a time; by morning the gray hair disappears, but what delights the ladies with Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound, is that, besides beautifully darkening the hair after a few applications, it also produces that soft lustre and appearance of abundance which is [80 attractive, Large bottle Del Monte Catsup ... Snider's Chili Sauce, 9-02. bottle 27¢ Golden A, 2 pkas. 17 on. 39¢ Macaroni, Noodles or Spaghettl, . + 18¢ ¢ | Hill's Bros, Red Can Coffee, lb. 45¢ “214 he, ‘s1. 10 Hills’ package Coffee, Ib. M. J. B. Coffe | Golden West Coffee, Ib.... Galt Blue Ribbon Tea, Ib... 55¢ Take “Dad's | Car”; nan, president of the Heffernan En-_ rind Works, 109 Railpoad ave. S., and the S-year-old son of W. local real estate man, of 909 38th ave. Juvenile detention home at Tacoma following their capture by Tacoma police while they were Joy riding in Heffernan's machine. had been stolén. At 7 p. m. Tacoma police notified him that the car had been recovered, also the two young- stern, epring stay in Tacoma until Friday, when they will be brought batk to Boattle. ! . |Major Carroll Not Held by Police. Recovering Rapidly ‘The 14-year-old somof J.T. Heffer-| Major John Carroll, commander of | the first battalion of the"Becona | Wastington infantry in France, is #ull in @ serious condition at the Letterman hospital, Presidio, accord ing to word received here Thursday Major Carroll was ill when he left Europe in March. He ts a brother of Major Frank M. Carroll, local physi. | eian of 717 ivth ave. N., who also | served in France. ’ Dés Moines Has Big Building Boom On As the result of a building boom, Des Moines will have an addition of 18 new residences in a few months, one, an $18,000 home, being built by Cc. W. Schueche. W. Barr, . put In the night Thursday at the) Heffernan reported to the police at p. m. Thursday that his machine Hoth fathers agreed to let their off- Maytlower MILK! Use Plenty of It, and Be HEALTHY! Nothing better for humans, whether well or in an invalid state. Milk contains FAT, and other elements which the human system cannot successfully get along without. Pasteurized milk, such as we serve to our custom- ers, preserves normal health and restores the flag- ging energies of the SICK. Physicians prescribe MILK every time they encoun- ter the need for a BUILDER and TONIC. It is os ald FIRST and BEST FOOD—drink plenty of it “The Purity of Mayflower Milk is guaranteed by our Laboratory test. a JUST HONEST MILK ELLIOTT 4431 work which the bas bestowed upon gation will leave at A Gelegation from the Seattle/ traay night, and be spr Chamber of Commerce and Com} game evening. mercial Club, to be headed by A. J. Rhodes, acting president, and Maj. EASTERN GUILD J. F, Douglas, chairman of the more| ‘The women's guild of homes bureau, will go to Bremerton | Presbyterian church was Saturday evening to assist in thed Wednesday afternoon by celebration the award of more naval | Sprinkle, 1008 Bailey st. Chamber to Help Bremerton is iM TEA | E 3 z $ 1ij i ENJOY YOUR SUNDAY Have your wife cook a nice roast on Satur day and enjoy a cold lunch on Sunday out in the open! We have all kinds of Special Roasts. POT ROASTS é tii We carry a full line of Smoked Meats and Boiled Hams F ay make delicious’ sane wiches, For Sunday breakfast try a dish our own Sausage, made hourly oo plant. It is delicious fried. Phone Elliott 1625 CO-OPERATIVE DELICA’ BUTTER, CHEESE, EGGS SYRUP MAS A DELICIOUS MAPLE FLAVOR, Aru pit wD Becnmerica Pays Extra Specials mi -- 19¢ Gal. can Del bean GWEE Powder . Consumers’ Cooperative dca |