The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 13, 1919, Page 19

Here’s Cool Job! He Just Watches City’s Ice Men Preme re sce PRACTISE Summer comes bu Dut the ice man comes every day during the summer That's why ©. Y. Jared is so Busy he wears out a w set of tires on his flivver almost as fast @s he can put them on in the hot ‘Weather Jared is a deputy inspector of the @epartment of weights and meas ures of the city of Seattle, In this capacity he has to keep a check on the ice vendors~ The home folks and the dwellers in apartments have started slapping ut the olf ice cards and then on ita up to Inspector Jared that the frolicsome fceman n't practice short weight “The Ice Delivery company ts Very strict with {ts employes with ) Pegard to full weight.” says the in Spector, “but occasion we find ~ | the legisiative m | cating There’s real food value in Cream of Quality Ice Cream— in addition to the fact that it’s a most de- lightful desert. —one of the 300 Seat* tle dealers is located in your immediate neighborhood. Quality Milk RDER your milk from A. Kristof- erson, Inc.—the com- pany with a 20-year record for quality and service.” Delivered by us or at your grocer’s. Phone Elliott 223 || against the TOF ERSON PERFECTLY ASTEURIZED MILK are from | || ‘That was a little under no as military dictator. | war veterans union, the news agency | for the upheaval A | par || negligently crashed into him, throw- Cc. Y. Jared @ delivery man who isn't careful enough with his scales. “Ioe ie put up, when frogen, tn 200-pound blocks, and these boys get so expert at splitting these blocks four and eight times, to get 50 and 25-pound chunks, that too many times they don't bother to weight it up at all “Then, if we nab him, he says T spt unevenly, Tomorrow I! give that customer tho benefit of a little over his order.” And there you are. We might convict him of cheating on weight, but I doubt it, “Two years ago we did convict a bunch of drivers. It was a hot day and thelr loads had been shipped to the outakirts of the city to them in a box car, As they started out they were instructed by the man loading them that they'd have to shave close to make jtheir own check come out. They |just split the melted blocks as if they were full sine, and we nailed | them.” | BOLSHE CHIEF ANGRY AT RAID | Papers Taken F From Office of “Ambassador” NEW YORK, June 13.—Luéw A. Martens, self-styled Bolst ambassador to the United today declared he would “reparation” from this for the raid yesterday on | lled socialist soviet repub- Ne headquarters. A great mass vik of papers was taken from the place by order of committes investi-| Bolshevism and seditious} activities in New York city. The raid followed the testimony ot Hugh Frayne, general organizer of the American Federation of La- bor, that the 1. W. W. and other radicals were already organizing boards to seize and conduct the | American textile industry. STATE FARMERS | FAVOR UNITING; Raise $20,000 for Proposed! Temple of Agriculture | —— SPOKANE, June 13.—Farmers at tending the firet federated farmers’ convention here yesterday rained $20,000 toward the proposed temple of agriculture in Washington and passed resolutions favoring federa- tion. This was done after a two-hour talk by Senator Thomas Gore of Ok- laboma, who was given a rousing ovation when he appeared upon the platform. Senator Gore urged the farmers to form into one organization, “basing it upon sound economic principles and under wise leadership.” He declared that such a step would protect the interest of the farmer. Italians Denying Reported Plotting ROME, June 13.-(United Press.)— Gabrielle d'Annunzio; Prof. Mussoli ni and Deputy Federsoni today} united in a vehement denial of re-| ports that they had plotted to over. throw the government, disband par. lament and establish Senator Giardi, Reports of the alleged plot were) carried by a local news agency.The attempted coup, it was said, was to be carried out simultaneously in| Rome and Milan, where Giardino is commander of the garrison. It was! to be supported by members of the} said, and Premier Orlando's arrival] here this week was to be the signal Shriners Leaving for Homes Today INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, June 13. An exodus of Shriners from this elty today and last night marked the close of what was sald to have been the greatest national convention they ever held. The fez wearers now look forward to the next gath- ering, in Portland, Ore., In 1920, Bands accompanied more than 70 of the delegations. Some of these, entraining for their homes this morning, struck up tunes and swung into step. ‘Trial of the case of M. ¥. Ziomko Puget Sound Electric Railway, for $2,7880 damages for in juries alleged to have been sustained three years ago, started in Superior Judge John 8. Jurey’s court Friday morning. Ziomko's complaint says he was driving a cart along the com * tracks in Renton and @ car ing him to the pavement and in- fiicting severe injuries, | THE SEATTLE et = be 308. PRICES ARE PUBLIC MARKET CENTER ECONOMY ALSO PIKE PLACE PUBLIC MARKETS CHECK PACKAGES Sugar Stali—Kconomy Market fe After 6 P. M., 4c After 8 FP. M *AOWATIONCOFEEES |: be buy ou get the best ALL 21 I buy the best, you get th 124c | ROONOMY MARMET | 1¢ Wu! Day you, te trade with us ea _ | 45c Supreme Blend Coffee EVERYBODY 18 3 Ibs. $1.25 11; Ibs. 65¢ TALKING ABOUT 25 , | Best 35¢ Coffee in town, NEWT 5 Ibs. $1.00 My THE ‘Teas ther, ta 40¢, 50¢, GO¢, T5¢ ib 2 on (imitation) Lemon or Va nila Flavor cece DO 6 on (imitation) Lemon or Ve nilla Plaver Mc Rogers’ Raking Pure Cocoa-Chocolate, Ib. SO35¢ Stall 40—Keonomy Market First Avenue Entrance STRATING’S MARKET FAIR TO ORGANIZED LABOR Down Go Our Prices FANCY POT ROASTS 15c Lb. BOILING BEEF 10c Lb. ® Biggest Specials on the Market. a 6 “Ne BUTTER Just like mother had in the old stone jar back home. You have been hungry for some—we knew it—that’s why we came to Seattle. We make our apple butter in Yakima from always the Bread Nutritious The Bread Delicious See it made and buy it at 1501 PIKE PLACK Head of Parmers’ Row sound, select apples, pure sterilized cider and cane sugar—it’s 100 per cent pure, and you'll say so. (=| HECOX’S (=) Famous Apple Butter and Jelly selling now at Stall 58—Economy Market |: STALL 102 | Under New Management Commencing Today If Looking for Bargains, Here They Are SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY BUTTER COFFEE Rest Wrech Churned Hills’ Red Can _59¢ Ib. art SANITARY MARKET 45c lb. EGGS ass j 2 TALL 2 4c OTHER BIG SPECIALS “MILK Fresh, New’ Laid CO.OPERATIVE 2 dos ss CANS S6e ss | Sct Stall 102—Main Floor—Sanitary Market OPPOSITE FEDERAL MEAT CO. BIG SPECIAL SATURDAY ON BACON See our banners. They tell the story. PHILADELPHIA MARKET STALLS 3-5-7-9 SANITARY MARKET LOWER FLOOR FASSBINDER’S LIBERTY DELICATESSEN STALL 21 Sanitary Market, Lower Floor STALL 21 Home Cooked 65c| Home Cooked 90c toast Beef, lb... | Roast Pork, |b. , Jellies, Full line Pickles, Olives, Relishes, Salad Meat Loaves, Mayonnaise, etc, TRY OUR CREAMERY BUTTER YOU WIN WHEN YOU BUY MEATS AT MURRAY'S | : High in Quality. Low in Price We are fighting the trust. We need your help. Murray Meat Co. Washington. Market | STALLS 1-3-6 CORNERMARKET 94-96 PIKE ST. re Fresh Milk Wrery Day ” STA Preah Churned BUTTER he Hs i 1a sietLY, ar 56-87" | MEAT MARKET 1425 FINST AVENUE—ECONOMY MARKET Big Specials vss, | PURE LARD 2 Lbs, 55¢ for Saturday with a purchase. No. 1 Steer Pot Roasts, lb.........15c¢ 1919 Spring Lamb Stew, Ib........15c¢ Other Prices Equally Attractive Shop Early. Pay Checks Cashed. sty = ringed E Saturday at wholesale prices Absolutely the Biggest Bargains in Town. POT ROASTS BOILING BEEF Below Market Price Puritan Meat Company STALL, 45—KECONOMY MARKET, LOWER FLOO! Successors to Jones Meat Co. STONG’ BIG ONE-HALF PRICE AND CUT RATE SALE These prices good for a week. SOc can Instant Postum for ‘Se can Koyal Baking Powder for Be Olymple Pancake 37c .38e 25c 25c 25c Seed d Releins 83.10 1 Monte Cateup - 100 » Hone one BOE Fancy Head Wice...26¢ . B66e 25e¢ a5e § package Peartine for ane i Beane.. Peas ane Red Ch Bwedieh 25e Bayou B5e Fine Dry Green Peas ahe jutter ase ase 1 Beans 25¢ B0¢ Hives, plain 20¢ Oranges, 5 for ... Lemons, dozen .. Bananas, domn tee STALL 12—Sanitary Market At Lower Floor Main Entrance Me large can Del Monte Sauce 8.25 Fine Brooms for $1.00 Good Brooms for 6 large rolls — Paper for $3.00 10-4b pail Peanut Butter 4 big boxes Matches 25e Freeh Soda Crackers, Ib....1T@ Freeh Graham Crackers, Ib. 19¢ Fine Gingersnape, Ib 15¢ 4 bare F, & G. Naptha Soap for aed . 25¢ 3 Se sacks Salt pkg. Citrus ... $1.60 . 25¢ Karo Syrup 1b¢ an Guittard'’s Chocolate B5¢ at Biscuits 25e 25e 59¢ 25e for eos hredded Whe Powder ed Pineapple Tree Tea, tb. . 15¢—4 Ibs, .....25¢ Sunkist Oranges, dozen ‘B0¢ up Lemons, 6 for 10¢ STALL 106A Sanitary Market—Lower Bargains for Men and Boys! Wonderful Values Saturday at SIEGEL’S BARGAIN COUNTER First Avenue Entrance, Sanitary Market Togo Panama Hats, non breakable, $1.50 value Boys’ Hats, big Qssort ment, all go at 25c| mixed Pants, union | $2.25 | Pants, all $1.75 | “2 $1.75 | 50c | Heavy w made, $4.00 value, "Yachting ) values ’ Play Suits priced at Corduroy $6.00 value Pants, “Mig 5," priced at Egyptian Ribbed and Williams Underwear, $1,75 values, at 95c} | French $1.00 Undershirts 50c made on $2.00 “ 50c $1.25 Ribbed Union Suits, extra weight Balbriggan and Drawers, each Ribbed Union Cooper's spring needle, at Suits, Sport terns, $ ts in 4 6 valu Boys’ Overalls, union made, at Children’s Dresses priced at union made; sik FY All other Goods Priced “Way Down” VELVET EDGE SHARP SHOP Sharpens All Kinds Safety Razor Blades, Scissors, Knives, ete Stall 372—Economy Market COR ns Pork hnd Beans 25¢ 2he mas Sonus MiPis Foal MAPLE PLavoR is 20" Heart “ecr SALT—Shaker, 2 Ibe Cooking Salt, 2 bags, or 6 Ibs. 10¢ Castoria, Fletcher's 25¢ 28 Economy Mkt, 17 Pike Pl. Mkt, NER PUBLIC MARKET ALLEN’S GROCERY cLS AND BARRELS OF BARGAINS Stalls 18.25 Corner ‘ket, lower floor LOOK THEM OVER Prunes, 9 Ibs. Soups, all kinds Jitty Jel, package " HAS A DELICIOUS MAPLE FLAY APULL PINT 4 Nie ¢ “or HEART BOAP—-Cryatal White, * ese .| Milk 12 C rises tarot Stall 66—Lower Floor Limit—4 cans to @ customer, J OHNSON GROCERY co. Malls 7-8-0 ECONOMY MARKET Viret and Pike Always Good Goods Always Low Prices LOOK! OUR BIG SALE CONTINUES 500 IIb, ean Sehil- 300 size can Baker's | 25¢ can Alaska Bock ling’s Coffee 4 Cocoa 23¢ eye Salmon,..19¢@ Gold Shield Campbell's Soups, {| Large Del Monte Wb, os any kind, can 10¢) Solid Pack re Jello, favor, | Tomatoes +.+.8O@ Gib. can Karo Syrup |. P® Por for 5. 20¢ can Shrimps | ad tbe pkg. Quaker Oats tor bare for 1be can Minced Soap 850 pkg. Olymple Clans for ...10¢ bars Pancake Flour 400 King Orecar Sar Soap for bars We pke. Soap Wheat Large can Cleanser Gingersnaps and Fig | Ib. ....1B@ | orn Starch 200 can Pork Beans 2 large cane ‘Toma- toes with Puree for 2 Ibe, large Prunes for - 2Be ‘ Seeded Raisins | &5c can Alaska Sock. | 2 Fancy Jap | for 26¢! eye Salmon...28¢| Head Rice ...25¢ Crescent "99" Coffee, ib. B5¢ “3 for 1" Coffee, Ib. 3 pkgs. Macaroni or Spaghetti . -25¢ 250 Baker's Bitter Chocolate ....18¢ 2 cane Iowa Bweet Corn S5¢) 2 ibe. Sun Maid Crescent GREAT DOINGS AT SHOE-TERIA No. 1 Pike Pisce Market DQWASTAIRS ext to Susar stall ge neers encase EXTRA SPECIAL WAILE THEY LAST Mary Janes and Princess Shoes for little folks. $1 45 ° sizes 1 to 8 pair Children’s Shoes, in kid, biutcher sty’ Exceptional value. Pair , Nifty, Nifty—Best ever for the little tots, Ladles' White Mercerized | School and Dress Shoes, for Pumps and Strap Slippers, | 508 and growing girla— in various heels and styles. $2.40, $2.80, at § “Nerd $2.20, $2.40 $3.20, $3.80 Ladies’ Dress Shoes in var-| Ladies’ White Mercerised fous styles, $3.80, $4.40, $4.80, | High Cut Shoes, in Cuban, $5.40 and $5.80, | Touis d low heels, Ladies’ Comfort ‘$2.50 50) aa ret ent value in fine $2. 80, $3.80. mir 1.5.80) $4:80, $5.80. pair Before you buy your Spring Shoes, look over our stock. Late << Ped ldae | = haa and going fast. There's s reason—Shee- “SHOE- TERIA No. 1 Pike Place Market—DOWNSTAIRS—Next to Sugar Stall CARE IN SELECTION OF MEATS . — Means Good Health for Your Family You cannot afford to eat Meats that are not strictly fresh. Our spacious coolers and refrigerated showe cases are your protection. PRIME c RIB Lb. ROASTS @ & cost And Other Specials Saturday FEDERAL MEAT CO. Stalls 103-105-107-108—SANITARY MARKET—Main Floor H. A. BROXSON and JACK SMITH, Props. NOWHERE ON EARTH can you obtain better selections of FISH and OYSTERS than on Puget Sound. Take advantage of your oppor- tunity and EAT MORE SEA FOODS, the greatest brain producing substance known, NOWHERE IN SEATTLE can you get them fresher than at the PHILADELPHIA FISH MARKET Stall 10 FF Stall 10 LOWER FLOOR BIG CHEESE SALE EGGS | bt Oa 7 ‘ane ae Fresh, and every one guaranteed dle tan, calf and kia New, mild, bh, 88¢ Fancy Brick, lb,.40¢ Butter | Coffee The best, tfesh | Our 330 Ib, churned 3 Ibs. for 95¢, winner, None better A trial wilt made. convince, PEANUT BUTTER _ Made here daily, per pound 2 pounds for . | Tan Cans Milk ‘ASeDoz...20¢.. SEE GREEN AND SAVE MONEY Ui