The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 6, 1911, Page 6

H RARHRER RRA ® Joy riders: mudd: ® milkman and roan m ® Of refusing to loan m ® short argument; ‘two ® teeth, HRARAHH ARERR ARH ER And now William and Steve Reynolds, the male members of the | auto party (hatfound itself ditehed | ‘on the Orillia road early this morn: | ing, are’ facing an assault charge on complaint of TN. Nutt, the/ milkman who sallled forth with the | roan mare. PUYALLUP WORRIED | TACOMA, Oct. 6-—Puyallup ts | worrled because President Taft may | Not see the town, A change of route between Tacoma and Seattle, so | that Mr. Taft could inspect the Bremerton navy yard, wiped out the 16-minute stop planned for PuysNup. Tt te sending in a protest. HUGGED A GIRL TACOMA Oct 6.—Nell Cash mere, a fireman, who wos dis oharged for hugging a girl in the | meighborhood, now claims she led _ him to the act so she could have | him dismissed from the service and * OH LOOK, OSGAR— | /BAH! ‘S Go iN UND J/ FELLER ON FREE RE TA Oo Burl Sray secure the appointment of a friend of hers to the place. “The article in The Star last ie assisting me @ deal in my attempt to en- the city weights and meas- ures ordinance,” said Inspector A. W. Rinehart today. NewYork Society Redutitul Women of the “400" Who | Have Luxuriant Hair. Pg gay New York, where women, their ideas from their re the hair beautifier and called PARISIAN SAGE is} ist, undoubtedly most eminent hair spe the world, is the div PARISIAN SAGE. He tt emphatically that it is| ir preparation that will! the persistent dandruff germs. | . the sole manufacturers | SAGE in the United | their agents, | this money is no doubt | enough to} exacting: | RISIAN SAGE | two weeks; to; make dull, life | rice is only 50 cent: jarge | Quaker Drug Co. and | ists everywhere, or by . charges prepaid, from Auburn hair is on i ae f & ze 4 : i Eee 3? i F z i ii . HERE FOODS ARE bas ; Fremont CHEAPER: 20 Cents, Delivery Extended to Green |ODDBITSO' NEWS their package goods.” ‘That Johu Albrecht, a George town coal man, has bunkoed the elty out of 7% tons of coal in filling an order of 39% tons, is the charge of Inspector A. W. Rinehart, who swore out a warrant for bin arrest yesterday afternoon, on the charge of failure to weigh the coal before delivering it, The coal was for the Maple schoo! G. Austin, secretary of the Mil ler-Austin Co, Western ay. produce dealers, was arrested yesterday aft I VANT ISS CHEAP PANHANDLER , ue|Osgar und Adolf Discover the'Pu Yes, M 1F THE HERE Ler GIre A ONY A STE. WOW LUCKY, Miss Di-t= PickLes, DOT 1 FOUND You HERE, AIN'D IDE MEAL. 'N, OuDT. CHICAGO.-The 19-year-old wife of David Schultz confessed to the police that she stole from a hotel at her husband's command. CHICAGO.—Professor J. Howard i before the Young id for hibite it League, ebildren to thelr ears & donkey trait. CHICAGO, — Antony Petrozek, disappointed in love, decided to it the “death plunge” from “aul. cide bridge” in Lincain park. He |reckoned the water too cold and didn’t. CHICAGO.--Ella Daulick, 18, ¢ the first time posed for a plet jand when the photographer +. | “Look pleasant,” E swooned | NEW YORK.—John 0. Rocke: ernoon on 4 charge of failing t/ feller, Jr, was the only mentber of mp the net welght of butter on the pashaues. His case ix before the police court today Several appeala from Judge Gor- don’'s dectsions on violations of the weights and measures ordinances will be heard by Judge Main Mon- day, October 16. The defendants are all big corporations, nd@uely Schwabacher Bros, Swift & r mour & Co. and the Union Meat Co. HELO FOR MURDER PORTLAND, Or., Oct. 6—J. A Pender today ix held to ai r to the grand fury im co ton ith the murder of Mra. Daisy ‘ebrman and her t-yearold son, who were killed fn their cabin on a small ranch near Seappoose early in September A Western preacher saye “The reign of wealth ix past.” Well then, we can pat up our umbrellas FRESHER, TOO and University ‘he ib. 2 ibe for ate Me ALWAYS SWEET AND FREGH—VYOU NEVER GET A LOAF OF SOUR BREAD AT ST. GERMAIN’S Six Smaji Loaves for 25c, or Three Large Loaves. Choice of 15 varieties. We lead on Cakes, Pies and Pastries. Don't forget your Sunday Lunches, at 409 Pike St. ST. GERMAIN’S 1517 Pike Place Mount Vernon Jersey Butter Creamery, 2 ibm: ik, © small cans for MOUNT VERNON Eastern Oysters, 40c pt., at. 75¢ Lobsters, Ib. ..-... Sturgeon, 2 Ibs. for .. Salt Salmon, Salt Black BAN FRANCISC: and 409 Pike St. ; 2 Ibe, Oe; 2 ibe Oe ‘ Bie BUTTER STORE Hamlin’s Cider Mill Pure Apple Cider made fresh daily. Wholesale and retai). Pure Cider Vinegar, 1522 Pike Place Best Jersey Butter, 2 Ibs, Green Lake Eggs ... br 4 Best Cheese, 2 Ibs. ...... B5¢ STALL 206 0 FISH CO. Open Unit 7:30 p. m. the Be te te his Sunday schoo! ciass not present when the eighteenth year opene No more collections will be take NEW YORK—in make model office bo: ©. A. bas opened « t The “regular” office tered 4 protest. effort to the ¥. M ng school * bave «1 a tag! showing it came from "he Loule, Mo., a carrier pigeon flew inte al Hartem flat window and perched Je Se Pine o t . Three Bars Fels Naptha Soap YOU WANTED TO GAT, Tee-wee, PUBLIC MARKET. SATURDAY’S BIG SPECIALS THE STAR—FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1911 SAY, YOU M/SSED ID, OOGAR- ‘DIANA DILLPICKLES 199 IN CHARGE QF DER KITNEY BEAN SAMBLES, UND.DERE 183 Wo LIMID, R, ADOLF, Bur BOSS WERE I COULDN'T YOu HAVE ALL NEW YORK.—*“Cat a wateh cat, for years a night at the Cathedral of 8t. John the | Divine, frightened two thieves away, then woke W. H. Van Aue dale, the regular watchman, on the kitchen shelf until fed. set NEW YORK.-A tug on his fish-| NEW YORK—"You are ing line pulled G. Brester, a Frenets| arrest,” eried Mra, Sophie Beck an | man, ¢ ard in Jamaica bay and|she grabbed # man on Broadw he drowned | She told the |her hu NEW YORK.—So realistic did| . | Curator Ditmars make the back-| ATLANTA, Ga--A jury divorced | ground of & ratviesnake’s cage in| Thomas MeArt the Bronx soo that two snakes | Violet, and in its verdict sald, “That strained their necks trying to enter the odant shall marry again.” a scenery cave. No Second and University — Entrance 207 University, Stone Fisher Opposite We Use Nothing But the Best Material PAINLESS EXTRACTION FREE ALL WORK GUARANTEED FOR 12 VEARS Fittings’... +» O¢@ vp $10 Teeth ...... $8 Bridgework Ra i 48 Gold Crowns $15 Seta Boog oth . $8 WESTLAKE 5S: Pn le vg. ¢ wae a Limit, 3 bere fo m customer + ..10c Absolutely Pure Kettle Rendered Lard No. 10 Pails Absolutely Pure No. 50 Sac! The best of everything at Don’t Fail to Attend the Grand Anniversary Jubilee October 21. PICKLE SECTION Horluck & Andresen Stalls 129-130-131-132 we cane | STRONG'S MARKET || STALLS 125-126 | Legs of Lamb, Ib | Shoulder (W) Lamb, tb Little Pig Sausage, Ib. Lamb Chops, Ib. 10¢-124¢ | 10¢ ve Pore Cane bow Jap Rice, & =A it ite is| GROCERIES A. A. MINTZ, Staite 11 and 12. Chicken, Ib. ...s.sscs00e Hprings. Ib the ietge-te ibe te te: i8e 286 lige he-i OTTO PARTHIER 3 boxes 6 agon Soap, & bare... by Powder 3528 ¢8559995N $3523 = C. A. SWANSON Stall 219 12'e | | Kettle Rendered Lard 3 ; vc teeecerecees MLO id lard on sale at Stall 109. Free Delivery at every stall in bies in Farmers’ Section. Finest meat ets on the rices when you trade at the Westiake Public Market. Watch the the lo Papers. Re-18e ae <. 1. | Suprome mend « | Fresh om 2 10 | M. A. HANSEN CO. | Stall 20 STALLS #84 ae Te Loin and Rib Loin f Mutton, ip. Rastern Mars, tb Fine Eastern Bacon, ib Mutton Chops, Ib. ee ite | 200 JOE VAN'S MARKET STALL 7 4 ‘ eden. + Bie an 355-200-480 Rex Hama 1. Govcase MURPHY’S MARKET STALLS 18-14 { weet Potatoes, 3 Ibs. 10c Special Sale on Pickling and Canning Pears Elberta Peaches, box 45c Stall 342 Wb, 16 Tananas doxen Pears, doren Yakima i | STALLS 391-988 11 Ihe Granulated Sugar With pa ne Pickled Spa Bastern Fle Bastern Pienie ¥ Pot F ib, 106 Prime Steer Bolling Beef. 1b. he Specially made Mamborger and Sau- sane, ib 106 " 19M 13. It slwaye Ket — ihe | __ Stalls 9-10 Pot Roast, Ib. ... ..10¢ ia NDS SALT Pinif, a velar ba er enou a ” e J Oot home Lr der of Mutton, Ib.Z@ [© Tear Gottnee home made Bread Roast Pork, Ib. ....... 15¢ = “Kay Kind Fiour New dry Prunes, 2 be STALLS 25-26, Grocery” Potatoes, 100 Ibe $1.95 de up the Ibe te Fixtra Fancy Potatoes, 16 ibs STALLS 336-337-338 , endiannamma ee nl Fide 18c Ib. STALL 116 Ibe 4 tbe, 2 Ibe re Food Exhibit at the Fair . Words by Schaefe Music by Condo | LOOK HERE, MISS, You've Been FEEDING YOUR FRIENDS TOO LIBERALLY — 17'S GOT To STOP! Shoes for the Whole Family $2.50 and Down—Not Up 1313—Third Avenue—1313 REMEMBER THE NAME REMEMBER THE NUMBER THEY STAND FOR HIGH QUALITY SHOES AT LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES Felt Slipper Day Saturday AT THE PHILLIPS BOYS'—EARLY IN THE SEASON FOR FELT SLIPPERS, BUT ASSORTMENT (8 LARGE AND UNBROKEN, PRICES SMALL, AND IT 18 ST TO BUY NOW 1 2 Women's Felt Jullets, fur trimmed; a flexible, hand-tarned soles; colors, $2.25 irr and wrown; sone cveh.” gray, lavender, maroon and green; $1.25 joned soles; real comfort bere and only best made; you pay more elsewhere . NO CREDIT—NO DIGCOUNT--NO COMMISSION—NO DELIVERY.” LOW RENT ENABLES THE colors; $1.25 Others ask more. PHILLIPS BOYS TO MAKE ROCK BOTTOM PRICES FOR HIGH QUALITY SHOES $1 00- Koren: Feit Juliets, fur trimmed; D hand turned soles; — $1.00 black, maroon, gray abd brown; only 750 eran Feit Juliets; either fur or rib (PLS BY Shoes for the Whole Family $2.50 and Down—Not Up Look for Electric Sign. It Says “Phillips. Shoes” PUBLIC MARKET Where the People Trade There's a lot of satisfaction in buying foodstuffs where they are kept well refrigerated and clean and wholesome. Buy at the Sanitary Market. Every day you'll find a list of specials for the day on the bulletin “boards at the market entrances. Stall numbers are shown on the board, First and Pike Free Delivery FOR VEGETARIANS All kinds of vegetarian health foods, including Nashville Sanitarium Food Crackers and St. Helena Health Foods. SANITARIUM HEALTH FOOD Co., FRIED CAKES Like Mother used Yo make, dozen Stall 1&—Lower Floor. Saturday Only Stali 123, Firet Ave. Floor. Stall 22, ‘Lower Floor 20c Ib sae 4. VANDEVORT, 114 Samitary Market. A5e THOMPSON’S PURE PEANUT BUTTER ... BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE Fruits, Nuts, Etc. Centennial Flour Snideris Caisup, larke bottles Fancy Apples, per box Best Yakima Spuds, a hundred WwW. W. CRENSHAW < Stall 19—SMITH’S—Lower Special MINCE MEAT PIES ...... Our Own Make. ENGLISH PORK PIES a What is better for Sinday breakfast than Boiled Mack- erel? Large, fat 25¢ kind be purchased for 20¢, two . Delicatessen for BS: t MRS. HUGHES, Stall 21, Lower Floor. Bread, Cakes, Pies