The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 23, 1911, Page 3

THE STAR—FRIDAY, JUNE 2 Adolf Has No Soul for the Beau INSPIRING 133 UP Dr MACHRSTIC , Ff. HOW ID UN DER. SPIRIT UND, BEA NCETIORS DAR Sov! Becoss —» 1911. Words by Schaefer ving Picture Mo Music by Condo Men Win Point The motion picture men are and City Electrician Joslyn dissatisfied. The public safe. yy commitice of the city counct! mended an ordinance pro. Sublime por ReMNDS ME, oBgar> DIT You PuT MUSTART DREGE CHEESE Santvicnas £ ~ tiful, the Grand, the —HERE NATURE WAST SPREAD WER MOST PRICELAS? WEALT OF QRANDAUR AT OUR FRET TO ATMIRE —— DOT CHAIN OF NOBLE MOUNTAINS YONDER —> DOT OXPANSE OF OPAL OCCAN ENDING INTO FILMY HAZE). DOSE PREAKERS FOAMING ‘ON DER STRAND MIT UNREST ALL ETERNAL! Dose —~ < How Here ON ADO. moving picture ma ‘ehines may be run either by hand or Joslyn wanted to get a dill through prohibiting the use of mo tors unless the city electrician be wen power fo make rules and reg wlations governing operators and gharge 4 monthly fee of $2 for every machine, enabling him to place an other inspector in the field. The motion picture men declare that Joslyn wanted to have com contro! over them, and he was ‘also criticised by members of the council for drawing up an ordi pance giving himself despotic pow ere over the moving picture bust peas in the city Probing Sugar Trust Auto Races atjat Pyth hall in celebration of |the coronation Speeches were made by British Vice Consul Pelly, Rev. Tremayne Dunstan and Capt. Hughes Virgil Bogue's plan for a civie center is te presented in full at the next meeting of the municipal plans commission. Dogs, robatie Indianapolis,” topteal Odeon—"The Cook,” come Athletic Carnival,” athiet ie; “Money in the Bank,” comedy The Visiting Nurse,” drama, | National—'Jimmie, the Insurance Agent,” comedy; “The City of | Florence, It * “Ten Nights a in two parte scenic; “The Delayed |comedy; "Bearded Youth Range Pals,” drama Clreuit—'For the Squaw,” drama AT’ hbred,” comedy drama Railroad Raiders of 62," drama. | City—""Van Bibber's Experiment,” | The Mission Worke comedy drama; “Avenged,” dr Lyceum—"Cure for come ing Faust drama | morists’ Trial, Italy.” i—"The Cha drama; “Tt apna in Town,” comedy amus Hunt,” “Sir John Falstaff Exhibit—"The Love of the Sum “Cascarels’ tnd Al “tewrthe ive ih em the Miserable Days Glory drama Hawkins and His A ten cent box insures you against @ Sick Headache, Biliousness, Constipation or a Bad Stom. ach for a long time. Propowa drama wentern The Market Basket = On this page every Friday Star readers will find the choicest bargains in things to eat, It will pay you to clip this page out and carry It with you when you buy your weekly supplies. Tea sor How Moffet, vocalist, are features this Teaching a New Cen renee to Judge Moving Picture Grand— Films. | drama; | comedy His Leap to Liberty Jiggers Buys a Watch Van Ribber's Expert W.| ment, Over the Cliff,” col jored ‘drama; “Max Comes Home comedy; “Winter Sports at Lu corne,” ‘scente. Dream—"Ov Max ¢ Winter Sp in CHICAGO. Sergt. J of the Chicago foree has been appointed ¢ moving picture filma, He his time in the film sample re ning that immoral and ares not given ¢ June drama Tomorrowls | the Last Day Ten Nights ina Bar Room Don’t miss the motion pic- tures of this great temper- ance drama. Admission 5c NATIONAL Theatre “The House of the Radium || | a Screen” 315 PIKE Celebrate Coronation. Hundreds of Britishers last night cheered pplauded a program O'Connor police Cam After dropping rapidly for the past week, strawberries have now feached their cheapest price, 5 cents a box, along the markets Cherries can now be obtained at 4 pounds for 25 cents, while pie cherries sell for two boxes for 5 cents, Fancy tomatoes demand 25 cents for three pounds, and 20 cents is asked for a dozen of fancy peaches. Good canteloupes sell six for 2he, Plums are v cheap at 5 cents a dozen, Caull , fancy heads, sell at thre ibe a cosen. Potatoes, » We Oranges are fairly reas ones, seven pounds for 25¢,' Poultry dealers want 23¢ for a pound eetigation committee, may un-| of fresh dressed chic Halibut, six pounds for 26 cents. cover facts which will hale the| ee Into the federal cows To Hang Pictures l HERRERA ER EEE! on Hollow Walls Here is a patented nail, to drive ; 4 Dos orscioeh ot oe ia into hollow plaster wails where F street called up The Star today @ {tere 18 no wood behind to hold ‘% and remarked that ho had left the ordinary nail, First a small/ © fa package of shares in an Ida- : bo mining company ov a train coming from Portland last night. hg The stock is worth $3,900, Pete says, and he hates awful- Ty to lose the money. He will pay a hefty reward to anybody Who'll bring back the wander- # tng shares. * spends | rogram the Cliff,” colored mes Home, te at 1 enaa it to wat tional ple the theatre His pred Sergt. Chark weor in the job was O'Donnell and b gave this piece of advice to O'Con hor the day “Never pass a picture unless it Is of the kind that you'd want your own little boy or girl te see. If you think it is all right for them, let it go.” O'Donnell gave O'Connor a uring. They went | room where theatre! Primit were gathered to see the | carets T photo plays. | plenty 'rult, and all of their f pieture shy dd the) was coarse. We modern people © of a wealthy family as & different We exercise too lit ker, A rich Malay jeat little fralt, and our food ts « her paptix falis in love with Itine, too ri She is engaged to another n't have the bowels clogged |there is trouble and finally t @ 1 keep well, It means that jis settled when the young woman | ¢h@ food retained there decays. The gives up the mission and wins back | degay creates poisons, And thone her former sweetheart }potsons are sucked into the blood “That's all right,” said the }through the very ducts Intended to censor. suck in the nutriment. So we must His instructor shook his head. | make our choice. We must live, to ‘Il don’t know,” he said if ten extent, like the primitive man | Were passing on that film | wouldn't |else we must eat Cascarets jlet it go through because it's a] Cascarets do what the right food | sort of reflection on mission work.” | would do, what plenty of exercise O'Connor saw the point does, The effect js ae natural from one as the other. The question is one of convenience. If you choose Casearets, take them as you take food, not in large doses rarely, but et at atime. That ts the way p well. Get a 10 cent box THOMAS WW. HARDWICK Representative from Georgia, who gs chairman of the sugar trust in at n. SAVE MONEY AVOID PAIN DENTISTRY Lowest Dental Prices, Consider ing Quality lew. * x! son to film owners Intent n cen men did not need Cas ey lived outdoors, ate ch $5.00 ates, each $7.50 Gold or Porcelain Crown $4.00 to $5.00 Bridge Teeth, quarantecd. . 1,00 to $5.00 Fillings. .$1 up Silver Fillings, each....50¢ uD Painless Extracting .. 50¢ All Work is Guaranteed. Office Established 10 Years. SCHAFENER & THOMPSON Yale Dentists Office Hours: 9 a, m. to 6 p. Sundays, 10 to 1 Corner Second, at Yesier Way. Over Guy's Drug Store Entrance, Room 204 Good Rubber Plates, ¢ $2.50 They're hats, styles McDONALD’S HAT STORE 1023 Third Ave. Near Spring “Filmore” Best Red Rubber F 22k good too. All seeeeeeeee Gold or Ename new * SERS E SER EH ES TWO MEN DROWN. WINNIPEG, Man. June 23.— While thousands of Winnipeg folk _ Were enjoying coronation day at 4 beach, the summer resort Borth of the city, two young men : were carried beyond thelr ‘ aad drowned. Their names _ Were James Howard and Blanchard Seeeeeeeeeee The Alhambra Theatre. se The Alhambra theatre has opened foro the summer season with high- class wotion pictures, archestra music and singing epectaitios. The ladies’ orchestra and Miss Emma HERE FOODS ARE CHEAPER; FRESHER, TOO Public Seales in Market Office Delivery 10 Cents; Suburbs 20 Cents. Delivery Extended to Green Lak rsity Districts. Fremont and U: 5. Ps WESTLAKES Pn |e PUBLIC MARKET---- MISS RVGE One of the Pretty Singing Girls at r 4 ¥ Neal role both students at St. John's |” hole is bored through, then the nafl : fis lightly driven in, opening tn “V" *%| shape on the inside, as shown fn 4 Quebec is the largest city In #/ the accompanying {!lustration of a/ North America that has no ®/ cross section of a wall. The natls — 5 & pawn shops. The last pawn- ® cost about $2 a hundred and cor Fire damaged the two-story! | ®& broker died 30 years ago; and #| with various caps and hooks, sult-|frame building at 216 Boylston av. Py v there has never been one since. #/ able for hanging up pictures, cloth-|N. to the extent of $700 ly last “ry =| evening. EST--THE BRIGHTEST THE BEST Absolutely the Best Granulated [SUGAR] $1 POUNDS - - On Sale at Every Stall in the Market Sugar Delivered With Other Purchases © guaranteed Tomato Plante Hpgton Geraniume 34-333 THE CLEAN THE “Sanitary joney Quality for Less Here Always HORLUCK & SANNES Stalls 510-179 Upstairs and Downstairs Kippered Haimon (kippered by @ ny ib. bs process). ifs Toca) Manning’s Coffee Store 1519 PIKE PLACE. New York Strong Cheese, Ib. . Local Ranch Eggs, 2 dozen for . Meat Co. 2 HERMANN’S STALLS 7-8 je Straw asse ary Home-M. Jam, tb Fine Summer tb ur Hammond's Special, 80 tba nian Bs eOREBE STALL 2 PUBLIC MARKET Why does the Sanitary Market get the highest ~|elass of trade? The reason is because we have the highest Free Fancy Tomatoes, 3 Ib: Fancy Peaches, dozen . Apricots, 3 dozen ... Pie Cherries, box iki sa Pineapples, each .10¢ and 1h¢ Royal Anne Cherries, 3 Ibs. 10¢ Plums, dozen Wax Beans, 3 Ibe. - 25¢ Cantaloupes, B¢, 6 for ....2b¢ Lucky Strike Fruit Market STALL 104—Groc ~ Butter—Eggs—Cheese Our Special #aturday—Full Cream Brick, ib. sT. 10—BANEMENT 4 we ‘ Stall 108 Fresh } Our Blend “ Seattle Tea & Coffee Co. STALL 217 Fancy Pot Roast, Ib. 9¢ gh | Sausage and Hamburger, Ib., 10¢ 1422 Second STALLS 67-68 HOOD’S THE NAME STANDS FOR QUALITY Makers of the Celebrated Princess Chocolates—Delicious lee Cream, Sherbet 1509 PIKE PLACE and Ices, 1329 Third THE CHARLES MENNE GROCERY CO. LOWER FLOOR class of goods at the lowest prices. Everything | Stalis 302303 ° | ° lin our market is the best and kept under ideal Del Delivery You will always oe-| very CARRICK & MYERS STALLS 13-14 Lamb Stew, Ib. eee Shoulder of Lamb, Ib... Pot Roast, Ib Pork Sausage, |b. lconditions of sanitation. ' ceive courteous treatment and honest weight ST. GERMAIN from all our merchants. Mrs. Kendig’s Genuine Home-Made, Bread Cakes Pies BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE Fruits, Nuts, Etc. Delicatessen Reliance Brand Pitted Cherry Pt Retlance Coffee, tb. Fancy Grapefruit, ench W. W. CRENSHAW TRY THEM vICNIC STALL 2% The thrifty housewffe who reads the Market ads, fears not the high cost of living. A few minutes spent in look- ing over the list of bar- gains offered means dollars saved. 1907 FIRST AV Near Pike St 10 Pounds SUGAR— 50c 19 Pounds of Sugar for 81.08 Will ALL, 66008 DELIVERED FREE 4. W, VANDEVORT—STALL 114 GROCERIES—BUTTER—EOGK SEASON I8 Mra. Hughes has Cold Meats, Pickigs, Olives, and Many Other Things You Will Want High-Clase Cakes, Fruit and Nut Breads. BOOTH 136 SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY re t-Layer Cakes, Oe. allow, price 280. Bold everywhere f Maple, Nut com ail We Mirive at All Times to Give Hetier Goods for WERE Relishes, Salads. Pies, Bread, Rolls, foe Chowdlate, 5Oe. ow s rie Every $1.00 Purchase Buy Your Fruits and Herries From Us and You Will Not He Disappointed. Lean Money” 7 Wiest Ave. SMITH'S MELTON MOWBRAY STYLE PORK PIES STALL 19 SPECIAL WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY Lower Floor Naked eans r That Lunch LOWEK FLOOR Pacific Creamery Co. ['2-"#s: 2°] SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY ONLY Fresh Churned BUTTER— 30c ——— Free Delivery SPECIAL PRICES ON TEAS AND COFFEES fe Breakfast Tea, 1b Hteey Cut and ¢ rday, Ob 4 oft Peanuts, M. A. HANSEN » 2 Ibe a ‘ibe. Spring Lai hind quarter Quarter Lamb, th f Mutton, Ib, at Drenned Chickens, tb oTTO PARTHIER Hanford» Cakes—Once Firet. Watermelon Fancy Candi 1 r ie Be and 2 for Me The ibe Co, , Fancy Royal Anne Cherries, 4 Ibs., 25¢. Box ACME FRUIT CO. Stalls 325-326 SPECIAL SATURDAY Ib, HIN Creat: Butter Pork Roast, Ib. Corned Beef, Ib. Meats handied—Biggest M Stall in Market WRIGHT & GRAY Stalls 1-234 it Coffee Like Mother est Ho STALL de Lunches and Meals Lower Floor or half), Ib. | “18¢ Bacon (whole or half strips), Hams (whole STALL 116 Absolutely nothing but the Best |- ~| Hatibut Cheeks, 2 Halibut, ¢ Ib Kippered Saime ST. Hest Washington 1» Wisconsin Cream Brick Chi undry #oap, * bars F 7 Ibe. Vanilla ‘orned Beet, Tb. ices on Fresh Chickens STALLS 9-10 ney Peorless Mice, 2% It, a sacks STALLS 25.26 I, sack 160 Bottle Catsup 3 Sacks Salt SPALIS 121-122-123-—GROCERY foc Extra Large, kist Oranges, Navel River 8 lhe. Kippered Saimon, Chicago Oyster & one, Be per Ib. Rutter Sharp Cre Highland J ‘Try our Mt. Vernon But 2 ib Carnation Milk, 6 ¢ NT a1 Pl BOSTON FISH CO. Rane, Ib, A Herring, Ib. . 4 Salmon, 2 Ibs. 1Oe Be Be Fresh I Fresh Kip Fresh Kip) Shad Roe, per Ib. ‘oung Sturgeon, per Ib. Olympla Oysters, per pint ae Stall 35—Lower Floor ase 2Be Be Kippered Salmon, 2 Ibe. Herring, Se 1b; @ tbe. Halibut, 2 Ibs, 180; 4 Tbe Columbia River Shad, each Be and see VISHERMAN’S FISH YARKET Stalls 36-87—Lower Floor Stands For Quality Have You Tried Our French Pastries? 1517 PIKE PLACE ter, Save Se per pound. Pound VERNON BUTTER ¢ Place — Main STALL 64—Lower Floor | Fresh Halibut, € Ibe. . 286 | English Bloaters, each Be; 8 for 88e Irish Mackerel, large ones, each 106 Full Cream Cheese, 1b, ’ Faney rn Butter, 3 Thi Home-Made Buttes 3 Ibs. . STALL 204 Pot “Réast, ‘pet 1b. Picnic Haws, per I, Fancy Hams, per I, Fancy Bacon, per Ib ... STALLS % AND 59 LOWER FLOOR sey Butter, ¢ Ib, ke Exes, dozen 2 Ibe. ETHRIDGE—No, 206