The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 7, 1911, Page 3

SEATTL WASH., FRIDAY, ae 7, 1911. 8 At .Heinegeboobeler Park--AdolfSees How Dummy Is Ducked LOOK, ADDL, Diss 199 vor “WE CALL "POWSING- DER- DUMMY? MIT BASE BALLS PROPLA TRY To WIT DSS TW WrRaar, ‘Bor VOT HAPPENS VEN Dey HIT ID 1 Viti SWOW You, Words by Schaefer Music by C ondo Card Game Ends in Divorce Suit Never again will Mrs. James P. Casey, of St. Louis, peep at the bot tom card when she deals a hand of five hundred to Mr. Casey. She did t once, and it tgok a divorce court | © get a new dea | e Caseys were married, Sep-| tember 15, 1909, and separated De cember 27, 1910. According to Casey, separation was cansed by a} card game. Mr, and Mrs. Casey were In the game with a man named Graham and his fiancee Mrs. Casey dealt a hand to her} husband, and Graham complained that she ‘was looking at the bot-| tom card. Casey sided with Gra-| bam. The divorce judge lectured both | ‘ 4 7 s Ce and they kissed and made up | . ie) WIN 7 / AK "Wh G RAHHRAKRERRR EERE Yj, W ye ® Count ae Auto Mechanic ~ a L* Mil Me %® CHICOPEE, Mass, July 7 viw Si —_— Fe Fae ® Antonio Piszaccati of Na. #/ ® ples, said to be Count de *! Buy Your Hair Goods Where You Please, TRAPEZE 8D . DUMMY Yo SIT IN, You Sit in ip You Vii \ Berrer (Bea, For << BeTTAR ~ Gar a Now Io ViLu. TROW AY DER Mito TARG@aT, . ) HAPPONS VATCH 1D . > a ‘. : > ae UNVor DER TARGET, Dummy ! WAPPRNS, vicH cr RELEARES A TRIGGER— ITS %® Brasczi, is working as a me- *| *chanic in an automobile fac #| L@P-* tory here. He says he wants */ ® to “learn the business.” His * ® sults are of the latest cut, and * * pated od lives at a hotel. FINDS COAL MINE |F— woh AER, B oon The Market Basket wea ae eae ee eee ee, Continued Mi health yesterday # caused Marcus Talbot to resign ax SLEEPS 86 DAYS *# manager of the Alaska Pacific SPRINGFIELD, Mass, July &| Steamship Co., a position he held T.—Mre. Frances Trudeau has #| fF three years, He will leave for regained conaciousnoss after #|Californin’ in August for a long sleeping 86 days, She emerged w |Te*t BLANK BOOKS TRICK & MURRAY Office and Factory collar at the residence of Mrs. An ii 72 Columbia St. Grew Weiskerger of Hamtown wes @erried into a coal mine during the night while she slept, and a hole 30 feet wide and 20 feet deep ap peared in the yard without awak ening her. When she got up this morning and opened the kitchen door she was shocked to see the hole, at the bottom of it miners tn the No. § colliery of the Pennsylvania Coal company digging coal. A fall of rool in the mine had caused the subsidence of the surface. The houses of Mrs. William Hoft- man and Fred Hoffman, close by, were wrecked, and so was the ‘street in front of them. PARIS—Wm. K. Vanderbilt's luck fm the racing game here ts still} proverbial tod His horse, Mont-| rose Il, finished second in the Prix Presto, run at son Lafitte. PAINLESS | ALBANY DENTISTS | BAY: Save Money Pain We advise people to © Den. | tal offices, see their Gate work, learn thelr, prices | and get | work is heap A that we want Our ape ae your On thle page every Friday Star readers will find the choicest bargains In things to eat. It will pay you to ellp this page out and carry It with you when you buy your weekly supplies. from the cataleptic state as #/ She is wepk, and talks with # difficulty,” She sleeps nights * suddenly as she went into it. #| But Get Our MEALS SERVED. City of Kveret of Telegraph. With increasing warm day are 10 cents cantaloupes are pound, a qui Peaches are just basket. Apricots are also just The potato crop is scarce are 3 bunches for & are 10 cents each, peas 4 pounds cents a quart, head lettuce dozen Fish specials are aid light rains andi finding a steady decrease in the prices of most things extra fancies are Royal Anne cherries, strawberries oming In at a price of 2 for of raspberries te increasing very rapidly, but are still held at 10 breaking into the market at 86 cents a coming In at and spuds ar 5 cents, radishes 4 bunches for a nickel, grape fruit S heads for a nickel, market patron Among the 10 cents a pound, 3 boxe and fine ‘The supply 36 a basket 6 cents a pound, onions shelled telephones 20 bananas 80 cents a cents, Salmon 2 pounds for 15 cents, halibut 15 cents a m pound, salmon trout 10 cents a pound. ‘GEORGE HAS 2 MORE WEEKS’ CELEBRATING LONDON, July 7.—-Before the ac tual closing of the coronation pro- gram, King George and Queen Mary “P have two more weeks of ceremonial visiting, and today and tomorrow will begin the royal visit to Ireland. Their majesties will go to Kingston aboard the royal yacht Vict Albert. Hl and attend the opening of the Ro | College of Science prior to atte: P. iNLESS EXTRACTING FREE GOLD CROWNS . $3 to $4 $4 to $8 - $3 to CROWN WORK . «++ $3 to $4 SILVER FILLS . ALLOY FILLS around for our |ing the Phoen!x park races and a dinner at the castle Sunday will start another tour when their majesties will attend the service at St. Patrick's cathe dral, visit the Artane industrial school and inspect the pe and girls at Drummond insti On June 6, Hiram Hoiman, an jaged man, was struck by a fire de Opposite The Bon May eDou- | wall & Beuthwicw's ° oe | partment automobile at First av and Madison street. The car ran up on the pavement. Holman wants $6,500 Over 26,000 invitations have been issued to out-of-town business men to attend Merchants’ and Manufac turers day, July 18, of Potlatch 3 DEAFNESS CURED “T have Nitsodatriied that deafness can be cured’”-— Dr. Guy Clifford Powell. eteeeeeeetineete regularly. A practical fast for * nearly three months has not ¥| caused abnormal hunger *| * ARN H ee Irresistibly delicious Cream flavored with Map! Spinning’s Sixteenth Anniversary Sale Straws, duetion get the hat at $2.50 All Styles. McDonald’sHat Store 1023 Third Av., Near Spring especially, great re- If not wanting a Straw FILLMORE” fur feit CANADIAN PAC! Let Dns who It of Appeals especially to those those who heed ye that are Bailing From WALL PAPER shoe, Has Retalled at Wholesale Prices PRINCESS MAY a. STARMA JULY 4), 18 DAHLEM & BARRY Spi bs B ovat sea, © taper Ahasertg 1508 Third, Near Pike 1415-17 Avenue eS. WESTLAKES Pine |e gh i PUBLIC MARKET 4223 Tremendous Specials Saturday Lay in a stock of Jars and Sugar tomorrow for the canning season now on. Prices less than wholesale. 20 Lbs. Genuine Cane Sugar, $I. oo 12 Mason Quart Fruit Jars, 50 Cts. FRUIT JARS AND SUGAR DELIVERED FREE WITH OTHER PURCHASES HORLUCK & SANNES | por Roast, 1» EXTRA SPECIAL 129.130-319 Spring Lamb Roa Lb. Pails Pure, Fresh 35 's rime Bacon, Ib Fine Eastern Bacon, |b 20¢ Eastern Lard c Smali Lean Han 18¢ } Veal Breast . 12%2e. BR Joe Van's Market oO Pot Roasts, Ib. Be and Be STALL 7 Armourdale Meat Co. STALLS 8 AND 8', Butter, Eggs and Cheese pyar i 6-02. bottle Lemon or ani STALL 19——Basement Sen Heunioan cae tos All Coffees Steel Cut and Chaff. lens If Desired SEATTLE TEA & COFFEE CO Re tb 9¢ Cudahy 20¢ Sliced with our new machine Holstein's Summer Sausage, from Hamburg, Ib. 4 Big Norway Mackerel Libby's Sour Mixed Pick! tse Feet Buttermilk In our Bakery Store Pure Cocoa, Ib. Ground Chocolate, & Pigs Free Ib. la 25¢ 150 Crates Strawberries—Must Sell Saturday 6 Ibs. Green Peas Nice New Spuds, 6 Ibs “SANITARY” PUBLIC MARKET We have the most complete establishment in the West ated artificial refiigeration, ¢ ything clean and appetizing. thing’ at the lowest price FREE Come and See Our Specials for Saturday— DELIVERY They Can’t Be Beat sanitary counters, refriger- The best of every cases, FREE DELIVERY jes Genuine Home-Made, High-Class Cakes, Fruit and Not Breads. BOOTH 136 SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY more B-Layer Cakes, 66 Pies, Bread, Tolls Bread Cakes Pies Bold everywhere for 9 B0c. Maple, Nut and Ch All other Pies, 20¢ ' Mustard Bardinen BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE ALL GOODS DELIVERED Free J. W. VANDEVORT BT ey SMITH'S MELTON MOWBRAY STYLE PORK PIES TRY THEM STALL 19 Lower Floor SPECIAL WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY 1617 First Ave, English Muffins, Crumpets PICNIC SEASON 18 HERE Mrs Hughes bas Cold Meats, Pickles, Olives, Kelishes, Salads, Baked Bea Delicatessen ' on ceo ner Things You Will Want for’ That Lovee Take This Pacific Creamery Co. [x22 &] Listto Market - 10 Lbs. of Sugar 50c With You LOWER FLOOR wins’ AV Pike 1507 Near Free Delivery With Other Purchases Butter, 1 1b. B0¢, 2 Ib Extra Fin 40c Coffee, atod We Roast ‘Our ‘Own Coffee Royal Anne Cherries, 2 Ibs. Cantaloupes, each a?) Watermelons, each 25¢ Sweet Plums, dozen Be Tomatoes, 10¢ 1b.; 3 for ..25¢ Lucky Strike Fruit Market STALLS 302-303 Pot Roast, Ib ; Shoulders Lamb, Ib Legs Lamb, It Hamburger, 1b. Pork Sausage, Ib. A. A. HINTZ Stalie 11-12 10¢ 40c Supreme Blend Coffee, lb $3¢ Hanco Chaffiess 4%¢ Coffee, Ib. 35¢ 26 Wyandotte Cleanser 15e¢ K. C. Baking Powder, 5 lbs. .65¢ Fresh Roasted Peanuts, 2 lbs. 15¢ M. A. HANSEN CO. Stall 20 Veal Roast, Ib. 1b¢ © 18¢ Fresh Dressed Chickens ....22¢ 1911 Spring Lamb Shoulders, & Pot Roast, per Ib 96 and ige Bolling Beef, Ib. oTTo PARTHIER » Stalls 5-6 Large Cans Meadow- Bs Milk, 7c Fresh Churned 55¢ » Pounds CARNATION BUTTER STORES 111 Downstaire—318 Upstairs me sate, Tread flegbury's Flour 2» asted Peanuts W. McMASTERS—STALL 110 Fabey Apricots, basket Bhe F Bing Cherries, 1b. 10¢ Fahey Peaches, dozen 15e¢ ACME FRUIT CO. Stalls 325-326 SPECIAL SATURDAY ONLY eddow brook Mi Hie eter STALL 132 Special Saturday 3 Ibs 2he tse snd 10¢ Hamburger Steak Legs of Lamb, Ib Corned Beef, 1b Se Pork Roast, Ib Absolutely Pure Lard é Pot Roasts, Ib 10¢ to 122¢ Live or Dressed to Order Market Lowest Chicken Largest Shop in Prices Alway WRIGHT & GRAY STALLS 1-2-3-4 3 Stalls 25-26—Grocery Stall 217 visu STALLS 22-28 t double 3 cans 3 boxes Washington Cr Groceries at Prices. STALLS 201.202 All Best Good Steak, Ib. 12a¢ oe 10¢ CARRICK & MYERS Stalls 13-14 Shoulders Lamb, 1b Lamb Chops, Ib. 7 SAL Bwift's Armour's Veal Chops . Shoulders Lamb, Ib. Sugar Cured Corn Beef, Ib id be me 9 AND 10 Bacon, 1b 2R¢ Isc ibe 10¢ Se Hama, Ib STALL 215 800-412-918 Warts tisk tra Large Five Pounds Pure Lard— 50c Ten-Pound Pails Lard — $1.00 Stall iG Prices First We avoid extravagance and b h rents in our place we actured HAIR bings In any wa wish. EXPERT HAIR WORKERS y the oops, fore save you BTOCK to or we manufacts 80 per cent or upply you in an our cut b Bring or mail them to us ar show you what th Bend 26¢ ey can do for you n stamps for a S0c box of FACE POWDER, the best ZAMOMA CRISWELL CAUPEMAN 1401 First Av San Francisco Hair Store Bekins’ short work of « arge moves East 414. MADISO Cedar 414. At 12h are | ving AT THE OLD PIKE PLACE [PUBLIC TeerTuE, cel HERE FOODS ARE CHEAPER; Delivery 10 Cents; Suburbs 20 Cents. FRESHER, TOO Delivery Extended to Green Lake, Fremont, University, West Seattle and Ballard i Manning's = Manning's Coffee Store 1519 PIKE PLACE. HERMANN’S B0¢, 2 DOWNSTAIRS Herrmann Beat Ming Cooking But Local Ranch Ege New Ye Ibs. . ss 2 dozen k Strong Che HOOD’S THE NAME STANDS FOR QUALITY Celebrate I Chocolates— De h s and Ices. 1509 PIKE PLACE lee 1329 Third THE CHARLES MENNE GROCERY CO. STALLS 67-68 LOWER FLOOR 2 Specialty of Putting Up Luncl 1517 PIKE PLACE 409 PIKE ST. HIGHLAND JERSEY BUTTER ....30 CENTS W. F. BROWN—Stand 75—Lower Floor 800 2 300 UNT VERNON BUTTER STORE 1621 Pike Place — Main Bloor BOSTON FISH CO. STALL 64—Lower Fi aiish Bloaters, each 5 Mackerel, large Kippered Salmon, 2 Ibs. Pienie Ham .. 12 2¢ Compound Lard . 10¢ Pot Roast .. 10¢ Fancy Eastern Ham 1s8¢ STALLS 25 AND 59 Lower Floor 100 s0¢ 10¢ Stall 35—Lower Floor ————— Halibut, 2 Ibs, 15¢, 4 Ibs. .25¢ Large Herring, per Ib. 3 ib for 2 Ibs Periwinkles, per Shad, 1b. Butter Spectats—s Ibs Butter—No, 1, 8 be Buttor, 1h STALL 204 amery Red Snappers, Kippered Se Salmon for 25¢ FISHERMAN’S FISH MARKET | Green take Inees Stalls 36-37—Lower Floor