The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 28, 1911, Page 6

THE STAR—FRIDAY, JULY 28, --MAYLOSEEM ESS ‘Driven By Hunger, Adolf Ventures Off Nest to Procure Food July 28.—Pagsengers, SMITE ann cones cf the tone | Yass, DAY ARE aGq3——=| 1 YONDER Er a ne Viner Empress fed | NICR VONS, PUT DEM IN Dosa agcs which (# stranded on sub: FROM Y fmerged rocks off Najiml Sak! light, | Bite axon guetta An'n narcHeb GooT A® A HATCHER, BY DIST Were brought to Yokohama today | by the Japanese cruisers Aso and vpn abinatry Boya. The cargo ts badly damaged | by Water, The bottom of the liner! Me seriously damaged by the rocks. and towing the injured vessel to port seems hopeless MARA RRR RR * Words by Sch efer Music by Condo Go ea3y, Avorr — * DER DEAR LIDDLE DARLINGS WAY BE FaeRRY TIMID. LOOK, OSGAR, Here 133 A PACKETCH FROM MY FRIENT JAKE NOODLE IN KIS9/MEE, FLORIDA) 1D SAYS “MANTLE MIT CAREFULNESS — EGGS" @ HEN'S EGG A FOOT LONG ® GAINESVILLE, Ga, July W 28.—The prise fr eee was ® discovered Abe Barks ® dale. The eg foot long ® and contains three other exes, ® the last of the holding a ® matured chicken, and the ¢ ® ers ordinary whites and yolks ® = Barksdale says the exe was ® laid by « prise Buff Orpington When. The exg, or eas, were ® opened vet ® who were ® freak. ® A common shell covered the @ three remarkable eggs. * BREESE RRR EH EE 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 thie page out and carry It with you when you buy your weekly supplies, re se eltls poh at the Stee beet ee eee eeeeeeee ee er reer Ieee, STRIKE FOR RIGHT TO # * DO YOU WANT CHEAPER COAL? 28. Five * |A PETITION TO HIS EXCELI THE PRE ENT OF THE UNITED STATES RICA AND CONGRESS {BLED of Washington, do herewith present a most earnest prayer CHIC. 400, gs The Wonder Ni lineryCo. . 1525 SECOND AVE. We still have a splendid assortment of High-Grade Millinery To offer at Mid-Summer Prices EVERYTHING RE DUCED to the very low- est figures. NO RESERVE. Give Us a Call. THE WONDER, 1525 2nd Av., Bet. Pike and Pine silence broods over alleys, The city counell hi denied the peddlers the right * to cry their wares the peddlers # have vowed to starve the city * Into @ repeal of.the muzzling * ordinance vassevesesenttye “J.P.” GODFATHER LONDON, July 2%.—Queen Alex either directly or indirectly upon the use of coal for the within the state of W. at which coal can ed within said by private corporations; and rivate corporations ie so high as to force the ultimate eee ten eeeeeees ay an ‘ourth— Therefore, y: petitioners mining commissio: yr the purpose to deliver coal from said mines to tidewater on Cont buliding a dock and coa! bunkers sald bay of sufficient si 0 serve not only as shipping point, but also station for the providing colliers t sliver coal from said dock to other porte in the Unit i at certain ports in the state of Wa andra (represented by Lady Gow for the seliling of said coal direct to the people at the cost of production plus the co ford), Mra, Whitelaw Reld, Mis) ling, plus an ameunt sufficient to provide a fund to pay interest and principal on certain bonds he |Mary Hoadley Dodge, Lord Derby | named. and J. P. Morgan stood sponsors Fifth—That the government fix and je, through the interstate commerce commission, the ra |for the son of Viscount and Vic] to be charged by common carriers for delivering coal from the government bunkers to be established at nelons fe a pound; | countess Acheson at the christen-| the points In ‘aahington, to be hereinafter named, to the places designated by the purchaser. fancy Republican | ing ee = ai chapel, Welling gaa gc rament _ bunkers be established at the following named points in Washington: low peaches 10¢ doen; sour pickles 10¢ a| ton Barracks, to Beattie, Tacoma, Everett and Gray's Harbor. > opaiage 2 ike yell pert 3 Are y taaeee cae col | As Mra. J. Ridgeley Carter, tl Geventh—That bonds be issued similar to those lesued for building the Panama canal, and be sold musta: as ler vinegar u PePPeT*| mother of the Viscountess, Is In| direct to the people by popular subscription, to provide funds for the carrying out of projects beforemen- dozen; wax beans 2 pounds for 150; rice | mouraing the christening was at-| tioned, the same to be carried out under the direction of the aforementioned Alaska Coal Mining Com wedded cocoanut 20¢ pound; tea 43¢ a pound; | tended only by relatives and Am | mission. ‘Goffe 33c pound; full cream brick cheese 20¢ pound; olive oll, half gal [othe gate gp For relief from existing conditions and the imme @ » 1 a Meats—Legs mutton 100 and 12%¢ pound ‘be pound bone steak 15¢ pound; shoulder mutt der lam and S¢ pound; lamb stew Sc nd; home dolled ham 35e pound; bol @ausage and hamburger 3 pounds 25; breast veal 16 nag 1S¢ pound; spareribs 10¢ pound; legs | es Will Vary at the winrk tomorrow al drop, while butter and les are steady Rs Prices « | Fruits have take Wanced slightly. F on vegeta f Egxs, loca! ranch, 2 dozen for 65e. Oregon eggs are selling at 300 @ @ozen and Eastern exgs are quoted Se cheaper. Fancy tomatoes can DD Be obtained at Se the pound, while new potatoes are selling at 2 pounds | for cents. Prices on other basket fillers are ig Eating apples 20c¢ dozen; apricots 20¢ a basket Basket; cherries 60c a box, 3 pounds for 1c; © fancy lemons 20c dozen; cantaloupe each; Fed raspberries 2 boxes 15c; loganberries 2 boxes 15e houRenore ab ae ees have ad establishing peaches 160 a peach plums Se dosen water ate enactment of legisiation heroin set forth shall ADDRESS AT THE OLD PIKE PLACE ADDRESS sirloin steak 12%4¢ a shout: | 18T BLOW. t 15e} RLPHIA, July 28.—In & und; | fight at the navy yards, A. D. yund; Eastern | Smith of New York, a marine, re 12% and 150. | celved Injuries from which he died Sat a ERO IMO RRO OME tat Halibut Se pound; kippered salmon Ie pound; 6 big imported Norway herring 26c; mackerel 25e. “The Two Mothers, % “A Cheyenne's Courtship, ends Dream—"Jenkins Joins the Tem- | dram y Cleveland and Wallace Trust Busters, mailed Letter, > Singers. The Cleanest, the Brightest, the Best “SANITARY” Public Market Purity and Come and See Our Specials for Saturday This market is the most complete estab- lishment of its kind this sissippi river. frigerated Cases, Artificial Refrigeration Extra Fine lowa Creamery Butter 30c Iib—2 Pounds SSC 35c Gunpowder Tea Try Our Own Fresh Roasted COFFEE—NONE BETTER PACIFIC CREAMERY CO. [rae | bound; smoked sal-jtoday, Anton Aowlaski ot Fargo, 5 big imported |N. D., a marine, was his opponent Last night Smith, it ts said, chal lenged Aowlaski to co | bind the barracks and figh' laski readily ecopted. For ten) minutes the two men fought then Aowlaski swung his left] against Smith's left temple. The} blow was so hard that it fractured | % he | the skull. » GEMS: | Lane Washington strawberry Here fields are now opened to the pablie. 15 cents per gallon. Devotions, Horsema-| Have your bills collected, West- ern Collection Co, 433 N. ¥ a Mata 6169, FOR NEW. modern, rooms ~ prices, eal) at BP Virwinen tee eatiaus avenue Western Odeon—“The Lost “The Two “Marvels of military exhibit. a—"The Cr Irish Boy,” comedy ; drema. drama “Th fota street, near THE Cleanliness Our Motto ide of the Mis- Sanitary Counters, Re- FREE DELIVERY 25¢—With purchases of our Tea and Coffee Bread Cakes Pies BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE English Muffins, Crumpets Mrs. Kendig’ s Booth 136 Wash Creamery AOS a ALL GOODS DELIVERED Whikn GROCERIFS—BUTTER—EGGS 10 ibe. Best J. W. VANDEVoRT A carl Watermelons, ap Sar Dotvery Cheene ab “We Strive at All Times to Give Better Goods W. W. CRENSHAW SMITH’S MELTON MOWBRAY 8TYLE PORK PIES TRY THEM STALL 19 Lower Floor SPECIAL WEDNESDAY. AND SATURDAY If you Intend to go camping, don't fall to eal) and look over our high-class Tariety of cold meats, nama, dried vest, baked beans and many other useful hinge MRS. HUGHES STALL 11 LOWER FLOOR Nd) y* te ww 6 3 WE STLAKES: PUBLIC MARKET Extra Big Special Saturday The Westiake Market gives the best values in All HighGrade Food Products that can be found In the eity. The following prices will prove it te you. Watch eur Adve. Buy here and ha purer eatabies,at a much Sugar at Every Stall are | [9 Ibs. at All Stalls ~ STALLS 319 AND 129 Up and Downstairs ~ Under a new firm we are start- ing with the following big spe clals for Saturday, July 29 only: 6 big Imp. Norway Herring ..25¢ 5 big Imp. Norway Mackerel 25¢ Fine Sour Pickles, quart .. Big Glass of Mustard Big Bottle of Cider Vinegar . COME AND GEE US Free Buttermilk at our Bakery, Chotee Rastern Bacon (whole or halt sides). pound We Sirloin #teake, i 40¢ Supreme splend Coftee .33 40¢ Hanco Blend Coffee, leas, Ib. Boe Italian Olive Ot, % 1.40 40¢ Ceylon Tea, Ib. . -30¢ 60¢ India Tea, tb. Ase Otto Parthier Veal Roasts, Ib. 18¢ to ....17¢ Pot Roasts, Ib. .S¢, D¢ and 10¢ Fresh Dressed Chickens, Ib .22¢ Swift's Bacon, Ib. ....@B¢ and up Pork Roast, per Ib. ......15¢ up Log Lamb, Ib., 15¢; Shoulders, O¢ Hamburger and Sausage, 3 Ibs. . rive 1 BBE “BTALLG 56. I c Mie ce ssssvess ROG Best Butter, Eggs and Cheese In Market at thie stall Hughes Butter Store STALL 16 a Dinoultm, do. Ganford’s Home Bakery—STALL 27 Sugar at Every Stall Best Granulated SUGAR Mason Fruit Jars, Quarts, Doz., 57c Fruit Jars for Sale on Balcony ——------ Fresh Churned Butter, Ib. .80¢ Dry Whole Milk-——The Solution of the sour milk problem under any and ail climatic conditions — Greatest economic discovery of the Age—See Free Demonstra- tlon at— Carnation Butter Stores 1111 Downstalre—318 Upstairs FLOUR SPECIAL Bite has Fine Eastern Bacon, Ib. ..... Spare Ribs, Ib. .. Beet Steak, Ib. . STALL 132 Special a No, 10 Pafls Pure Lard ..$1.00 No. 5 Pails Pure Lard Roc 2 Ibs. Pure Lard . Boiling Beef, Ib. . Shoulders Lamb, Ib. Corned Beef, Ib, Largest Meat Shop in the Market Only Meats Handied Prices Alwa: Lowest =| Wright & Gray Stalls 1-2-3-4 BE at and 198 $1.00 better, fresher, price Sugar at Every Stall | Sugar and Jars Delivered Free With | Other | Purchases EXTRA SPECIAL ae Roasts of by Tea Fannings, id, Freeh Shredded Cocoanut. 1 Cofters Roasted Daily All Coffees ftee)-Cut and Chatfiers if Seattle Tea & Coffee Co. STALL 817 Haitbut, per ib Kippered Balmon, GROCERIES Pine Street Side Westiake Public Market 8 Ibs, Rice he 40¢ Brooms . See Bargain Counter OLD STAMP PARLORS Veal Stew, per Ib. . Corned Beef, Ib, .... 6.6 oe Hamburger Steak, $ Ibs. .. Home-Made Sausage, 3 Ibs. . Pot Roasts, per Ib, ..9¢ and 10¢ STALLS 9 AND 10 HARDRESS CLARKE Stall 15—Free Delivery Twice Daily i HARDRESS CLARKE Stall 15—Moat Section, Near Sth and nn Eastern Bacon, lb. .18¢ STALL 116 HERE FOODS AKE CHEAPER; FRESHER, TOO Delivery 10 Cents; Suburbs 20 Cents. Delivery Extended to Green Lake, Fremont, University, West Seattle and Ballard Manning’s Coffee Store 1519 PIKE PLACE. HERMANN’S STALL 22 Hermann’s Best Butter, 35¢—2 Ibs. Minnesota Creamery 30¢- -2 Ibs. Cooking Butter, Ib. Local Ranch Eggs, dozen es Swiss Cheese, ib. ae DOWNSTAIRS Bring home a loaf of St. Germain’s 10c bread, one of their 20c pineapple pies, one of those delicious Mocha cakes and some of that chicken salad we had for lunch there the other day. Anything else? Yes; I think we had better have some French pastry, and while there, call up their 409 Pike St. store and make arrangements for that aut lunch for Sunday. St. Germain 1517 Pike Place HOOD’S HOME-MADE CANDIES 1300 PIKE PLACE Opposite Postoffice; 1422 Second Ave ae” Fresh SPRCIAL—CHOCOLATES, HAND ROLLED THE CHARLES MENNE GROCERY CoO. STALLS 67-68 LOWER FLOOR HIGHLAND JERSEY BUTTER ....30 CENTS W. F. BROWN—Stand iil ower Floor MOUNT VERNON BM TER STORE 1521 Pike i BOSTON FISH CO.—Stall 64 con, pound Haltbut, 4 Ibs. Stiver Smelt, 3 Ibs. Red Snappers, 3 Ibs. Fisherman’s Fish Market STALLS 36-37—Lower Floor Nice, Fresh Rock Cod, Ib Young Salmon, each . STALL 85 Buy or Sell Rea! Estate. Business Chances. See