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Phone Elliott Delivery
SOUTHEND
PUBLIC MARKET
Third Ave. and Washington St.
LOWEST PRICES IN THE CITY
Best Meats at Cut Prices
Pot Ko.i>t. lb 6C Hams, 'j or whole..
Steer Steak, 1b.... 12' it Shoulder Hani*, ll>.. 11<*
Round Steak, lb I«W* Sliced Ham, lb 20<»
Roast Veal, 1b....12'a<* Sliced Bacon, lb «5c
Roast Pork, 1b....l2 1 i< k Macon Knds, lb 11**
Shoulder Lamb, 1b....80 tiood Bacon, lb.. ... Isr
Lamb Chop*, 1b...12'j0 Local Bacon, lb 11c
Leg I amb, lb 12' a? ! Cottage Butts, 1b...,15<*
Loin Lamb, lb Lard Compound, lb.. 10d*
Pork Steak, Pure Lard, lb 12'»^
Pure Lard, lb, 3s at 35<* . 5j at 60« V 10s at $1.20
Independent Packing Co.
STALL S3
A. E. ALLYN
Real German Mett wur»t, lh
3»c
Kraut. lb
Pickled Onions. pt. Wc
STALL 67
Larirr Pears. do* 5^
Apple*. 3 dox JOf
Elberta Peache*. ermU.... lOc
STALL S4
Yakima Honey, wholesale and
retail, comb*, each 15f
Washington Creamery, Ib SOc
STALLS KJ-51-S2
P D PAGANS SPECIAL
for Saturday:
80c SHOPPING BAGS....SS<>
3Sc SHOPPING BAGS.,.. £s<•
35c SHOPPING HAGS |SC
15c SHOPPING BAGB (Or
Roller Curtain*, complete
All Glasaware reduced.
FREE FARMERS
Ra4l*he«. <5 bunches jf
Onion*. $ Iba (or
Green Onion** 5 bancbe* 5c
Celery. 2 for 5*
Lettuce. 3 for | o<*
Eggplant. lb. s<
Summer Squash, 2 for 5^
Large Cabbage, each jf
Green Bean*. 4 Iba {Of
Qreen Corn, dox |5^
Cucumber*, 2 for 5f
Pickles, 100 for 15#
•TALL SB
GEORGETOWN BAKERY'S
REGULAR SATURDAY
SPECIAL
10c COOKIES, dot ftC
2 large loaves Bread. J,V
+ Anderson's Grocery +
PHONE ELLIOTT 188
10 lb*. Pure Cane Sugar for 50c
With 11.00 ordar, not Including specials.
No. 1 Hard Wheat Floor. sack Baking Powder, 40c ean..]so
$1.45 Extract*. 40c bottJea |
No. 1 Walnut*, lb 150 Rartlett Canning Pear*. bx.pOo
Maaon Fruit Jar*, qt*., dot 490 Soda. M)c pkg 50
Mason Fruit Jars, pta . dot. Jso Schillings Tea. 50c pkg..lloo
Pineapple. 2 large can*.. 250 Campbell * Soup. 3 cu*...Bs<
Condensed Milk. 10 can*. 25* Campbell * Pork and Bean*. 3
Fine 25c Imp. Peaches. can.lso can* 25*
Dry Onion*, i lb*, for 100 French Prunes, 10c site, 4 lb*.
Laundry Soap, 10 bar* 250 25*
Match#*. 85c boxes |Of Norway Sardine*. 3 can* .250
Salt, 35c sacks fOf American Sardines, < cans 250
O'Cedar Polish, 50c slxe.SWo Minced Clam*. 3 cans 25c
Citrus Powder, 25c 51ze..200 Qround Chocolate, lb 280
Cornstarch. 5 pkgs 200 Honey. 25c glas* 150
Tuna Fl*h, 15c can 100 J*r Rubber*, 10 for 50
All Kinds of Chicken Peed. These Price* Good Until Sept 4th.
Phone Orders Taken. Free Delivery Over Entire City.
200 AUTOS WILL
HELP DOOST FOR
PUYALLUP FAIR
To adverting the 16th annual
Western Washington fair, at Pu
yallup, September 2M. 29 and 30, and
October 1. 2 and 3, Inclusive, an
BUY
SEATTLE
MADE
GOODS
The high grade line
of SUNSET BRAND
of Paint*, Varnishes
and Stain* are manu
factured right here in
Seattle by
Sunset Paint &
Varnish Co,
1622 Fourth Ave.
Ona-Half Block From
Wotlaka Market
STALL ft«
WILLIAMS A BEAN
Good Coffee, lb !45C
Best Coffee, lb |Of
Beat Butter. 3 lb* 95c
MII<I Cheese. 3 lb* ,15 c
STALL 48
Creamery Butter. 3 Iba .. Hft+
New Swiss Chee*e. lb .. .'IOC
Peanut Butter, 2 lb* 545 C
Kal*er Llmburjter. earh...gsc
FISH MARKETS
Whole Salmon, each gOC
Smelt*. 1 lb* 15c
Kippered Salmon, 2 lb*.. 545 c
Halibut. 3 lb* 25c
Red Snapper, lb |Oc
STALL 100
Live Hen*, lb INC
Live Spring*, lb 54.1 c
Dressed while you wait.
FRUITS
Cantaloupes. # for 545 c
Sunk Ist Oranges, do* 545 c
Lemons, dor ISC
Peaches, basket 15C
Bananas, do* 15#
Huckleberries, 3 lbs 15C
Concord Grapes. 3 lbs 15c
Italian Plums, 2 dot 5C
STALL «2
Wax Beans. 5 Iba IOC
l.arg.t Cucumber*, 3 for... I(>C
Red Cabbage. 2 for 5C
QUEEN CITY MARKET
Pot Roast, lb 7#
Good Steak, lb 12' ;C
Leg Lamb. lb.. ■. 12' it
Veal Roast, lb 12'*C
Pork Sausage, lb . H.<
Eastern Hama, lb 14c
Picnic Hams, lb lIC
Smoked Jowls, lb lIC
Cottage Butts, lb 15f
Pure Lard, lb 12' ,f
Compound Lard, lb | Oc
automobile booster trip. In which
will be 200 gaily-decked automo
biles has been planned for Septem
ber 22.
The trip will start from Puyallup.
»nd will tap all the territory to Se
attle. Including Tacoma and the
smaller towns en route.
At least two bands will accom
pany the boosters, and there will be
big banners to advertise to the far
mers and city folks the bin noise.
Within 14 square miles In the
Puyallup valley farm products
valued at 11,500,000 are raised an
nually. according to W. p Ellin*-
wood and J. Bert Forbes, "advance
men' for the booster excursion.
This does not Include dairying, hop
raising, etc.
And Seattle Is the marketing
point for a majority of this harvest.
The people of the valley buy
largely from Seattle'* store*.
During the berry season Puyallup
valley employs 15,(M0 people, and
pays them $60,000 for picking ber
ries. Many of them are Seattle
women and school children.
For these reasons, think Elllng
wood and Forbes, Seattle should get
behind the Puyallup fair.
The fair grounds and buildings
are valued at 140,000. all paid for
It Is self-supporting, receiving no
appropriations.
SAYS ANGHORAOE
WILL BE GOOD TOWN
Anchorage, terminus of the Mat
anuaka branch of the Alaska gov
emment railroad, will be as model
a town as L'topla, according to ,lai k
K Roberts, who's Just down from
there and who liked It so well he
bought a lot, paying for It $1,400
CURE FOR FELON
EAtJ CLAIRK, Wis, Aug 27.—
Joseph Michaels, 2«, today Inslstl'
that he has found a brand new
remed for felons. His "cure" Is
to soak his finger In carbolic acid
for a couple of hours. The felon
came off and so did the finger.
KEEPING U. S. FLAGON
PACIFIC MEANS TO
FLY IT FOR COOLIES
R. P. Schwsrln and the S. S. Manchuria, on* of Pactfle Mall fleet i
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., Aug. 27.—The Chinese coolie
has been driven from the decks of so-called American mer
chant ships on the Pacific ocean.
And when the coolies were forced out there was no
"Americanism" left.
FOR THE AMERICAN-OWNED MERCHANTMEN
ON THE PACIFIC DEPENDED UPON ORIENTAL
CREWS. PAID LESS THAN ONE-FOURTH OF THE
PREVAILING WHITE MAN'S WAGE AND ENDUR
ING THE STANDARD OF LIVING THAT IMPLIES.
The Pacific Mail Steamship company and the Dollar
Steamship company, the only carriers operating under the
Stars and Stripes from this to Oriental ports, have quit.
The reason assigned is the LaFollette-Funiseth seamen's
act. which compels compliance with American humane and
wage standards from all vessels entering our ports.
The patriotism of the gentlemen owning these two lines
could not square itself with such provisions. The Pacific
Mail, it has been announced, will sell out, while the Dollar
fleet will be placed under British registry.
SEATTLE IS NOW
CHIEF GATEWAY
TO THE ORIENT
With the passing of the Pacific
Mall Steamship Co. from the Amer
ican-Oriental trade Seattle will be
come the greatest Oriental port In
the United States.
The abandonment of the Orien
tal run by the Pacific Mall leave*
San Francisco with but one line
plying out of that port to the Far
East, the Toyo Risen Kalsha
Seattle, on the other hand, has
three lines—the Nippon Yusen
Kalsha, the Osaka Shosen Kalsha
and the Blue Funnel line.
I'p until now the Great Northern
Steamship Co. has had Ita mam
moth liner, the Minnesota, on the
Seattle-Oriental run, but announce
ment Is made from the local office
of the company that when the
vessel return* from her present
trip to Russia she will be losded
with a big cargo of salmon, lumber,
wheat and flour for the I'nlted
Kingdom, where the company
hopes to sell her.
With the Pacific Mall Steamship
Co. out of the running a great
amount of Oriental trade will. It Is
freely predicted, be deflected to this
port.
Of the lines plying from this port
|to the Orient, the Nippon Yusen
Kal*ha and the Osaka Shosen
Kal*ha each have *lx large ves
*ela, and the Illne Funnel line ha*
three The Oaska Shosen Kalsha
has placed order* with the Osaka
Iron Work* for the construction of
atx big new freight and passenger
liner*, and the Nippon Yuaen
Kalsha I* also Increasing Its fleet,
preparing for the expected Increase
of trade resulting from the Pacific
Mall's dropping from the Hats.
Operation of the new teamen'*
law I* given a* the reaaon for the
Pacific Mall and the Minnesota
quitting.
Shipping men will wage protest
against tb« seamen's law ut a meet
ing at the Hotel Kalnler-Orand at
12:16 Saturday, under the auspices
of the Seattle Merchant*' Exchange.
Discussion will be led by Kenneth
C. Kerr, editor of the Hallway and
Marine Newa.
OLMSTEAD HEADS
UST OF EUGIDLES
Frank Olmstead maintains his po
sition as head of the list of el
igible* for police sergeant In the
Utest list announced by Kxnmlner
t>. V Kenyon, of the civil service
board. T. .1. Clark Is second and K
J Marg«tt Is thtrd. There are 47
In the list.
LET US DUPLICATE VOUR BROKEN LENSES
2 i _ _ .. p
Special All Thi* Week J
H > Gold Filled Spectacles and "
F mfc A e a9!,e1, • Fitted With
? f Spherical Lenses— =
} ft $2.50 :
« including •• fnntlflr- aiamlnatlnn hf nr«l _.
~ ■ ual* Oi»tom«trlat and fCyaatght ftp»rlallat. -1
flr Examination Free 5
S r BINYON OPTICAL CO.
« * K BIMOM. JR. Ill* FIHST AVK.. NKAK NKNKCA ST. J
3 V-
LET US DUPLICATE YOUR BROKEN LENSES
STAK —FRIDAY, AUGUST 27. 1915. PACIj 6
Both employed Chinese seamen
exclusively In their trmJtsparlflc
service
You ought to know about this
special brand of hyphenated "pa
triotism" which demanded Chinese
•oamen to uphold the American flag
on the high aea, what the flax haa
•tood for on tha nraan hlxhwajr be
tween thla country and the Orient.
THE BTARH AND HTRIPEB
HAB FI.OATED OVER PDHECAR
TL.E9 CROWDED WITH CHINESE.
OVER FORECASTLES FROM
WlltC H EVERY AMERICAN
STANDARD OE UVINO HAS
BEEN ELIMINATED'
That la what Col R P Schwerln
of tha Pacific Mall mean* when he
prata* about the patriotic duty of
lba L'nlted States In keeping Ita
merchant flag firing
"Permit American-owned ahlpi to
operate on equal grounds with for
eign vessels in competition." plead
ed Capt. Robert Dollar, head of the
Dollar flweL before the Federal
Trade Commission recently when
the qneetlon of foreign trade was
being discussed. "We aak no help,
no subsidy, no odds—Just an aqual
chance."
Bl'T CAPTAIN DOLLAR, LIKE
THE PACIFIC MAIL. WANTS TO
OPERATE WITH ORIENAL
COOLIE CREWS. NOT AMERICAN
OR ANGLO-SAXON SEAMEN.
FURUSETH SAYS:
"The Seamen'* Law will give
| America every advantage over
other nation*," aald Andrew
Furuaetb, "because It will at
tract to tbl* country the moat
• Willful *eamen of the world and
will place American mariner*
on a plane tbat they need not
be aahamed of. Unless the act
la enforced. Aalatica will rule
! the *ea."
Furuaeth, In replying to tbe
I statementa of Captain Dollar,
declared the Dollar Hteanixhip
Co. owned four tramp »t*arner»,
I all of which were htillt m Kng
land, were manned by British
I »eamen and were registered In
Brltl*h Columbia.
At thl* time the situation *eem*
to pre*ent rery clearly the«e alter
native*:
Either the Caucasian seaman
la doomed to be wiped entirely
from the Western tea before the
cheap coolie of the Far East, or
The American-owned vessel,'
whloh has operated with Orien
tal crewe and Oriental stand
arde In competition with Jap
anese merchantmen for the
tranapaclflc trade, must quit.
Either one spell* a gloomy pros
pect for the triumph of American
Union Dye Works
(Inc.)
RVBHVTMINO IM
CI.KA NINCi A Nil 111 KINO
riaat and Offlr#
IdTlf AVID. A Nil K t'NION
Free
Delivery
Phone
Main 6989
1 ALb. Pure Cane Sugar £1 a
X VBag No Other Purchase Is Required vlv
On Sale Saturday in All Sections of Market. Limit—lo Lbs. to a Customer
RED SHIELD BUTTER 32c Lb.
Three Pound* 95c
Midi Where You Can See It Made.
TRY OUR 32c EGGS
FANCY FULL CREAM CHEESE, One Day Only, Lb., 15c
RED SHIELD CREAMERY In Cent«r of MarfceL
5? Westlake Grocery M
10-lb. Bag Pure Cane Sugar for 61c
No. 60 a« k I'atrnt Klour .fiO
Ho < «n Ollvaa for lOr
16c <ati Italian l'pi,i for
lo •mail can a Milk for .
io* pka Craajii of Wheat for. .
I larga cant Milk for We
FltKK—l Havings Hank with aach I
E. N. SCHUMANN
Our (iood* Arm Noted for Qualltjr.
■ TALLI laa-ua-UT
• lor ■•(•r4«r
MMALL PICNIC UAMd. 11-
PlCIt LH lIC
J'"t H..»ata of I'Ml. I Ol -
p»r lb ... ««lIC
I ..an lloaata of l*.<rk. 12iC
Two pounda OB-
I'urn I.A'<l JiSfC
I ItEHII I'UfRNKD WAKHINUTON
rttKAMKItr BI TTKII. Oft-
P»r Ik AJ7C
Thr.e pound* 85c
I'raa l>el|»rrf I'koa# Main «lO*%a
F. S. Frink Stall 204
10-lb bag Pura Tana Pugar «la
4 lb* Brown Baana f«r ....
3 rim rampball'f Koupa llir
4 lba Macaroni for .. !*«•
4 lba <)!• ■« Hlar b for
lutrga botlla Übhy'a Pataup V>r
4 pkga Balatna for. 21W»
Brenneman i Mcintosh
alalia —- Wall.
« *H-II« M w-m
Wartet
Who!, or half llama, lb la*
No I pall Pur. Lard «Or
No I pall Pur. l*rd aa*
Hprtng lamb Cliopa, lb IS*
Plenic Ham*, p.r lb HHr
(lood Hacon. p.r lb 19He and Mr
FRESH DRESSED HENS AND
FANCY SPRINGS AT
■n. Oliver's Sacked Melt Boose
•tall aaa, maim ploom
HomeKTown Tomatoes, « lb*, for
«5*
Swwt Com. per <Joa |0< «P
Cauliflower, head lOf
I>ry Onion*, & lba. for 10<?
STALL M 0
PINK VEGETABLE CO
Cheapest Store
In Seattle
Boy*' sollltllK boysThabeit I. U> Hop* K»«t PillowfitUT Beautiful
School Bhoea. gunmelal •chovl 8hoe». "J""*, J'?"*.'!* 1 * H«il Muilln, Sheeting, Tubing for Sheeting for Scrim
button or and patent up-to-data In Seattle Sheeting-. l«H» W ifc IS* Curtaining
lira. le»thar »D 1" , for men T H" Stocking*. William* . for
button 8hoe» heavy solas. . » or Whit* »" shades, Shaving 5L.!?" Lino 8*
•to IJH. for *rhool fancy work. Stocking, for «" »oa£for for floora, Lad I .a'
p ;?t h » not TSc. but 18* Wa.h £re*n * £»"■
BUnketa II to IV*. Baby ??' Police Boilar*. b l *k and Whit* Baby
par pair. Blank*ta L*dl*»- •uapendera. ,l il r is *Mi. .trip* Toilet Paper. Flannel. J^UndlJl
■ I.Tft Slack Sateen with i.nimala. heavy ttte 5L1!! WalaU * rolla for •*«*
work Shirt.'. J- Ht_ «*__ r.nv„ »*.
heavy r - — Whit* Milk -— ■ 1 blu* all-wool * L* M*n a Wool Batting. Glove. JS-ln
•trip*. Hour* I.inln*. Ulove. for Suit*. Serge Suite, Serge 8ult». I7nd*rw«ar. big box for « pairs for Sllkollne
SOf 3tf 9S.W I M.f»H W.W» Mr ||.M 2T»f
'trade expansion.
Government operation of a na
tional merchant marine *eem» to
lie the only hope for an American
|flag that m*ann anything to Amer
' lea on the *ea*.
And even those who complain
most bitterly of the present state of
affair* »peak of that pro*pect with
la his*.
Moan time, the merchants of the
Pacific coast and the Inland ship
per* to the Orient are fearful that
their business will be hurled Into n
chaotic state hy the withdrawal of
the Pacific Mall and the Dollar mer
chant fleet* with their Chinese
crew*.
The only ships left are the Great
Northern Company'! Minnesota, and
those of the Japanese line*, which
have contracted all their space for
the next two year*.
Thl* la one of the blgge*t prob
lem* facing the Wilson administra
tion. It become* acute on Novem
ber 4 when the seain«n's act be
comes effective.
BIG CROWD TURNS
OUT AT CNEHAUS
CHEHAUB, Aug. 27.—Today's
'attendance at the Southwest Wash
ington fair wa* a record-breaker.
It wns Chchnlls and (Yntralla day.
and all *chool children we're ad
mitted free.
flmittfle. Portland and Tacoma
day, a* well as Governor's day,
Thursday, was a marked success
Portland sent a delegation of boo*t
•■rs that kept the town alive with
excitement. • Oov. Mater, who I*
East, wai represented by Ueut.
Gov. Hart.
RTAR WANT ADS ARK OO
GETTERS.
WEXTLAKE
ik PUBLIC MAftKET^sw,
Fifth, Sixth and Pine
Kvery Egg Guaranteed Fancy
10 Bouillon fubaa for. io«*
• bar® Hwlfta Vrlda Soap ... 2MW>
t large rolla Tollat I'apar
I Pkga. Kallogg'a Krumblaa . 20c
lx>v»-aat prlcaa on Krult Jar*
0 can of tlabblt a Claanaar— FKEE
10-lb. Bag Pure Cane
Sugar for 61c
I'ound pkg. Uiu. Ribbon QO
T.a for JOC
1 > etna Carnation 7Q„
Milk for / !JC
7 l.a.ra Cryalal Q C _
Whit. H'i«p «OC
I He itna aolld pi<k OP.
TOMtOM bwC
lie . an Wlill* Hlar I A
Tuna Flah lUC
He 'an Van I'amp'a t A
Pork and |i--ar» 1"C
No to aa< k Centennial Heat or
}rr. ntur $1.50
•T % 1.1. 104
TOKIO GROCERY CO.
IMPERIAL MEAT CO.
«talla 1-3-4. <». 11. frtr. I'rep.
• r P i o
1 4m C
Ct 'ilr® Milling 1 A
pmf :• lUC
U(V of Ipflftf 1 Q
Lamb, p*r lb ......... IOC
fthouldar °t spring
l.amh, )t. 142 C
CANNING PEACHES
Crate 40c
BARTLETT PEARS
Box 75c
ITALIAN PRUNES
Box 50c
We Deliver Free.
Stall 331.
Lucky Strike Fruit Co.
WAX BEANS
> lba Ifcr. < lb. XSr.
Fmall, Young and Tender.
Hubbard Hqua.h. per lb . 2r
Fin. Watermelon*. »*<-h... lOr ui>
N.w Pumpkin, par lb Se
Golden Bantam Corn. p«r doi ww
»T *1.1. IM
PACIFIC COAST FISH CO.
STALL 301
Freah Halibut. 3 lb*, for. %Ht
Whole Halmon. each !40f
Fresh Salmon, 3 lbs. for. 2.»^
GRAY-HAIRED
WOMAN DEFIES
POLICE JUDGE
"Well. I have to eat, don't IT
She wa* a gray-haired old grand
mother. She irat with her legs
rro*aed over a heavy cane, and with
her finger keeping the place In the
magazine ahe had been reading
Her bright eve* snapped defiantly
from behind her bowed spectacle?
as she hurled her question at Police
Judge MacM&hon.
"I don't *ee why It l*n't a* decent
a way of making a living aa any—
I have to eat," she repeated.
"Rut you don't have to beg," the
Judge reminded her.
"Ah, am I the only one who vio
lates the law*?" *he a*ked. But
before she could bo farther she was
hushed up by the matron.
She Is Mrs S. C. Martin, a famil
iar figure during the past few
month* on Seattle'* streets, where
she htm been sawing on a vloUti.
with her hat lying upside down on
her lap. Into the hat ha* been
dropped many coin*. Judge Mac
Mahon thinks she ha* a substantial
bank account.
Mrs Mason, pollen woman, testi
fied that Mr*. Martin refu*e* to it*k
for any assistance, tho she say* her
husband was 4 Mason. She prefers
an Independent life.
"I might have tome consideration
for some persons who bre%k an or
dinance, but I have none for you,"
*ald the Judge, who had become
huffy became of the belligerent at
V Walter M. Goebel
10-lb. bag I'uro ( mm *u««r f'»r ... || (
Rojrtl Jinking FtWlff, At\ *+ I |AtlM MIIMI /jp«
poun<l ran T*wC Jars, <101 . ...OOC
Oujrt Hmau* Jm. *g >£ 5 C
! 100 roll Tollat m
Btonomy Jar C«p«. OC. f*p«r Sc
I <1o». for «•"' 110 Mop Btl'-ka "lA
lOe Broom*. 08, for lUC
»»ch J3C Welch • drape Jtil<-e,
StfZf. "*'l 95c ; p,„u 20c,u.rt. 40c
Heet on Earth Har<l Wh«t Flour, sack •».7i
ESS.!? Johnson Grocery Co.
The Big Store of Quality
10-lb. Bag Pure Cane Sugar for 61c
N<> 80 uck Patent Flour... .PI-SB , 4 larre rini Carnation Milk . 16*
t liif k«* < ana Waah. Milk »*• 1 1 bara '"ryatal White JS»
I l.nr» Hw"lh»rl Hoap '*"■ \ J !«• <«ne aolld pk TomHon Me
J-lly (.laaaea. prr d<,« a»w 2f,c hulk ' 'oci/>, pur it,. IS«
CORNER GROCERY
11.1k. b*( rut /J 1 i Fl»«r, *1 »A
I an. laaar OIC p»r urk wl'OU
toe ran RIP. OKrt, ... [H k - E E V,teVor^T^S:
Crlaco Ift*. BOc and VUW
600 cat) Imported Oliv* 0i1... Mo t car.« Imported Sardine* .
---JiSiwJLUSIISjESii-iJLSiilL™..__^SS.
Pot Roasts, U>. 11c I M 1~l. co -
Pork Hou«. par lb I»H* I ...
Uft of lamb, per lb I«e It4ll * n Prunes, P* r bo *----44>^
Hhouidrr of p»r ib lie Peaches for Canning, crate 4(u
Hound Steak. par Ib I»«
Kir loin Htaak a. t .ar lb M* On* box Peaches and on* bos
Prime Rib Roaata. par lb I*r Prunes. together 7gi
Kreeh I>reae*,l Hena lb ... Ur
I It,a Pur. I «r<l for 16r PEARfI FOR CAKVINO
stalls OTTO paht.uk.. n#mlih Besntles or B.rtl.t*
IrrK , , THIKr r|a|f ( 0 SOr-ruM Six* Crate 50C up
•tali, xza Burrell Gem Melons. crate 7St
"«!' lUiiHut.' Sw- Ererythlng dellTered Frea.
Fancy Dry Onion*, 7 ZTZZTTTZ
lb». for 10c German Delicatessen
Green Peppers, I g STALL zuo
* Iha for IOC B.r*ea th<ne Keltcloue Table
~ ' •. ■■ • „ Dellcarlea and Lunch (Jooda that
Hweet £ OP- wa all Hke a. well.
Potatoea... vC < 1)X. Mt/C a»<l l>oaie-Mlr ChMM,
STALL 207 Wsfclee.
Watermelons, Ib lc Fuss and Company
Fanrjr local Toroatoaa. (• _ *"*" '
P*r »> - OC sta|| a 110-111-112. Anna* 1114
par doa 10c up I b, B White Sanitary Market
?7bV Po !' to 25c HAM SPECIAL
stall aaa Ha ma, whole or half. 1b....15*
Otto's Quality Market r' en,c !* r ,b **
stall aTi-oura floor BMOn - b * tbt >
T-BONE hteaKS. per 1b.... ttv *w
No. i Htaar Pot Roaata. 1b... Compound Lard, 3 lb«. for. 25f
llreakfaat Ra< „n. Ib lo<- , , . .
I'icni< llama, per ib. nsr Legs of Lamb, genuine, Jsc
Itotllnir Beef. per Ib irv to
'"Ircle W T-amb Chop*, per lb. ISe aa*
Oreen Ground Bone. ; lbe X-Vr
C, II 1C , in Stall 30 Lower Floor
stall 16 Lower Floor No j Burbank Potatoea. « lba iae.
Nice Home-roan Corn. 08. '1 lh » •• •■ • •••• _**
... ,a- ,iu Zsc Borne at I lba lie, II lba for Mc.
per doa. 10*. IS. and * ,WV , , b . „ Ib , m
Sweet Potatoea. g 2St* Wai.rm.lona, each Jar. 18. and l«e
P»r »> ***" « lba Hubbard Squaah. per lb le
Pole Bean*. 4 lba. for ]0f Peaches for Canning, crate 351
Nice Tomatoes, per lb Italian Prunes, box 35f
California Watermelona, lb...i<> Bartlett Pears, box 00c up
Sweet Corn, per dox. Js<> to Yakima Gem Potatoes, 100-lb.
sack tl.oo
STALL 321 STALLS 20(W1»
LONDON
tltude (be assumed.
And then be fined her 110 on a
•peclflc charge of begging.
"Thank you." she shouted. "A
nice way to treat mo—with no
friend* and no money." and ahe
flounced out of the room.
l.ater the sentence whs suspend
ed. after Rev. George Wood of the
Columbia Baptist church had prom
ised to look after her. and she had
promised not to give public per
formances with her violin any more.
ASK RECEIVER FOR
TRANSPORTATION GO.
Asking that the action of Clal
lam county courts In appointing a
rwelver for the Port Angeles
Transportation Co.. on the applica
tion of Peter Orubb, be Ignored, the
Fidelity & Deposit Co., of Mary
land. has asked that a receiver be
appointed on Its petition In King
county. Judge Tallman has or
dered the transportation company
to show rsuso why this should not
be done, September 2.
FIRST MAN TO SCALE
MT. M'KINLEY HERE
Wlllfam H. Taylor, the first man
In scale Mt. McKlnley. la In Sent
tlo on routo to the California expo
Billons. It In the first time he has
been "outside" In 11 year*
Taylor nnd anoUier "sourdough,"
named Pete Anderson, sealed ML
McKlnley April 3, 1910, shook
hands and planted a flax pole on
the topmost peak. 20.500 feet above
se« level. It took them 18 hours
to cover the last 9.000 feet, a dis
tance other parties have failed to
make In two weeks.
Pay Checks
Cashed
Office of
Market
Open
Tin 10
TAMPICO COMMERCE HEAVY
WASHINGTON. Aug. 27.—During
the year over 800 American veaaali
are expected to clear from Tars
plco, Mexico, carrying oil and othar
commodities, accord Inn to report!
of the bureau of commerce. If th»
present rate continue*.
THE MAN WHO
IS PERPETUALLY
HARD UP
Cannot b« happy, and no man can
win a aafa place In tha world If M
la hamperad with debta. Tha man
who atarta out right, will navar ba
poor In tha extreme aenae, no mat
tar how limited hla Income, becauaa
he will alwaya manage to aava •
little.
Interest 4 Percent
UNION
SA VINOS A
TRUST CO.
OF -EATTLE
Capital and Surplua $815,000
JAMES D. HOQE, President
N. B. SOLNER,
Vice President and Truat OfflWf
HOGt BUILDING
'n the Heart of tha FlnancW
Olatrlct

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