The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 30, 1911, Page 6

TION FORMED A new, stro known shoo fa Seattle to take over the Packard agency ot| Men They will be « d Shoe Store, plete } jon of well who are popular] ho are popular} formed a company | have Shoes for Seattle ab dat th % t Ave, with new line about January = Beattie Automobile School, Broadway Engraved At-Homes TRICK & MURRAY Office and Factory 72 Columbia St. Union Theatre 1409 Third Avenue The Hou the city stalled nearest Photoplay se to the We have a new the be postoffice in just in ving pic ture Screen, in the state Also Edison ing Picture Machines Mov- new We are showing the best pictures produced. The Union Theatre is the acknowledged Leading Sc Moving Picture Thea- tre in Seattle. Rainier alley District City, Brighton, Pegs Ha! DT You See who Passep? Dor WASS EFecRery TRUE! GOING TO BLAY ON Diss He DER (3S ODDER SITE. Iss OUR CHANCE, ADOLE — — Columbia, York and V: Statio BELDEN, THE GROCER Phone Beacon 449, Cedar 1354. 1508 Rainier Ave. CASH STORE A SAVING. DRUG STORE — “New Management” of Mr. have bought the care nut Cameron. 5700 po man City. My | in all things Beacon 4339. OAL uP. wi <r” goopaicm FLORIST J. A. SAHLI, Prop. Phone Beacon 966. Foot of Holly St, Brighton Old Renton Line. GO EAST TO THE LAKE See My Sign for My Beautiful ‘Gardens —$$$—$—$——$— — $$ FLOUR ieee ere | y is up-to-date hone is Col. 44 gow ald re Sta Hammond's Best Flour $1.25 for 49-1b. Sack. BIG SPECIAL. j WHITE FRONT GROCERY | Ind. Col. 96. Beacon 2999. } QUALITY COUNTS FUEL m. P. MAPES, ae Fairview CERTIFIED WEIGHT Certificate Receipts Phone Beacon 3345. GROCER J. S. ROOK Beacon 129! Golambia 5 Southeast Seattis Pure Foods, Full Weights, Sanitary ‘We Surely Can Please You. WE SAVE YOU MONEY STOVES AND RANGES Builders’ Mardware of Al! Minds Groceries—Flour—Feed REAL BARGAINS MEAN CASH Rainier Beach Mer untile Company Positively Mo Credit. PHYSICIANS Phones, Columbia 75. Beacon 4390, Columbia 44. | CARL E. KOENIG, M. D. 5716 Rainier Ave. Hours, 9 to 11 a to Ang p.m And By Appointment. Rainier Beach Pharmacy Phone Ind. Col. 160, Beacon #19. DRUGS, MOTIONS. STATIONER: GARS, CHOICE CANDIES. Best Drug Store in This District RIGHT PRICES. BRUHST’S GROCERY a Phone Bescon 3629. Orchard Beach Grocery Sttictly Cash—Will Save You Money. 7029 Mainier Ave. REAL ESTATE | Renton house, Ave., g000 chicken | for One’ acre all fenced—amall hounes. . raiser, DUBLAP & CO., BEACON 1372. ol AT BEAUTIFUL RAINIF! 5-CENT FARE, Acre tract, $1,600; % blocks car; ferme, 4% acres, $4,600; $500 down. © acres, $6,000; % cash; view. WARE AESSE™ ©°- Phone Beacon 764. on chance poultry on terms. jr jal, R BEACH | p AND THANSFERS 1 Don'D LIke Dor Fevvow! —TTo @eT €FEN MIT Him? IN DER GAME WE BOTH TACKLE HIM AD VONCE UND BR-R-REAK HISS NECK? GOT HIS WILD ab néive ALL RIGHTI LILLIAN’S LETTERS ASKED FOR MONEY NEW YORK, Nov in the trial 4 Ethel having shot W jonaire, are diseu pat sensational featy which developed yesterday ternoon. af. exa’ \the prosecutio: ng him to come her money. Miss ¢ lapsed when the ished. THE MARKETS following are verage gioted Oy ake oieeal- joeal produc. 4 food. subject to va- to freshness and but these prices, dicated, are for her or to jraham col. reading was fir ors on 1 otherwis strictly firet grad Exe and "pg Pouitry—Zoeai iiytig Spring broliers 2.50 Pigeons, 00 # aie Potatoes, 100 Ib 26 California dried onions Oregon onions .. Carrots, sack Beets, sack Hot house tomatoes Turnips, “#ack Radishes, doz Parsley, aon Caulitiowe: Cabbage 8 6@ 654 +, 60@ 1.000 Food, Selling Price, Washington 19.00 nd ‘timothy .16.00 14. jolled oats mixed } board . | fused to appear at the quiz congress ancheeucrnemimeaemmtieemenranireton hi © jo }in |yet have killed neither gobble by } tu m hi 8 * ‘ound echanc chances are | that you may appr shot is #0 constant wight | cence ive wariness that is but pee shortlarmy fighting of marvelous. call of the help him find hig left ear How'd You Like a Wild Turkey This “Thanksgiving? Tough Job Is Miss Beals’— Our Biggest Wild Bird the Smartest of ’Em All BY 8. D. BARNES, Famous Hunter of Big Game nth south ¢ oper, | otton ean) jong the and suga rugged mour there ne planters: can be A good tu nearly | for } game ¥ of it ntere b y plentiful in any presumably that # lators of the vartow f the nd # have extend of » to wach & length ardly a pretense of Still the fact that a b d to kilt a wild turke where and how much ave sought the chance, is » his discredit asx a woods ner, It is not difficult n who have lived all thet firetclans turkey find | r ne on. | There is #0 little dependent in turkey not thin gun flock without being seen r heard. No oth y al and hearing The man who would kill a wild urkey must match his @wn intelil-| and skit! against @m instinct weles of game rt; B6 Keen of In such « contest the Malance ot advantage {s always with the game, | ington except perhaps in the Ay spring nonthe, when the birds @fe mating | and the gobbler may be dégoyed to | en, in death by artfully imitating the | hen. NEW YORK, Nov. 30.—Quiseppi jcure! has asked the police to from | hich he was separated during ie Sigh t i} SIDESTEP QUIZ wi | tf SICKNESS SPO Edmund Howden and KE. Shorrock members of the school running for reelectic © at the Y. M. C. A. last night and Answer questions as to their policy Other candidates appeared and answered quest freely, A busi ness men's meeting hel the fiding indorsed old « of the board Maud rker in the received a MCA nooting ided to Made the German psulves are unit er and Judge Rich t which it was wor Jace ha Ar jing on Dr ard Winsor THANKSGIVING say the busting sult never ting old ‘reasonable’ We are thankful it stuck in our law.” REALISM RUN MAD ELGIN, Ill, Nov. 30.—A bit of too much realism in the acting of Royal King, as the drunken son in “Ten Nights in a Barroom,” gave Arthur Olmi, portraying the father, a broken head. King biffed him with |a beer bottle. HULA-HULA DANCE CHICAGO, Nov. Cupid” Kalantanole, delegate from Hawail, wants to introduce the Ha valian hula-hula here. He gave a chastened representation here en route to Washington, EASY MONEY, THIS CHICAGO, Nov. 30.—It's the easiest thing in the world to make gold out of silver or any of the other |baser metals, declared Rudolph M Hunter of Philadelphia he had a secret process working. WORKED TO DEATH NEW YORK, Nov, 30.—Writing @ story of the Beattie murder and waiting on her sick mother and sis. ter proved too much for Avis Sarah Jackson, novelist, and she died. He said He's still 30.—""Prince | THE HOLIDAYS? You Who Suffer From What You Have Been Told is An Incurable Disease—Iit is to You | am Directing This Little Talk. Fifty the ¢ city suffering not bave ties to prove fact. Bring to your mind a list of 20 acqu ances and then try to recall what percentage of them have at some time or other complained to you of an ailment of some sort About 18 per cent of these have been told, after treatment by t physictans, that their cas were incurable. The 18 per cent of incurables are the ones | want to talk with first tiently taken your doctors have for #, With ghtent understanding of what you were taking, have you ever noticed how beautifully Nature has ar. ranged for everything? She has made the earth produce every. thing you can possibly wish, and you may rest assured that a cure for ailment is included Diseases are the result, for the Kreater part, of personal neglect the functions of the human body are hampered by unnatural con ditions, Perhaps the neglected is that of elimimation the sewer system Nature has provided for you has become clogged and independable. Think it over—your @wn.eom mon sense will tell you right. Every feature of my ment is understood with ea it is practicabl practicable peop! tus | use in my tr Bake Oven. Thi built to accommodate the human body and subject it to high temperatures produced by dry heat. That is just the way Nature would correct poor elimi nation if she could a side assistance. per cent of the people in y of your one most Rheumatism, Kidne: Troubles, Constipation dred diseases yield readily to Bake Oven treatments. | want to get in touch with Star readers who are troubled with any of these di and for that reason make EXTRAORDINARY OFFER Fill in the attached coupon and bring to my offices before Dé cember 10th, 220-221 Bank Ry and 4 Kindly pt ni your treat ment for ‘ea =t08 (Dineane) Thi coupon, entities, you to free consultation and a credit of $10 on your treat ment if used before Deo, 10. Wel COMES, ADOLF, WE GIFC lyou off yrith \fun te a 0: ee. Words by Schaefe Music by Condo AH — DOT'S DER TIME Re He NOW ID TO nM? their support the most colomsal bribe in its history. He would take from the government and give to a banking syndicate a present of one billion dollars to put in their reserves, so that with relatively no investment banks can collect interest on and loan back to the people at a profit of ten billions and get more business credit, on mere financial wind.” |“Bankers Join Wall Street to Rob Public.” (By Unitea ress Zeneed Wise) CINCI Denoune ing jserve bar Aids ich’s central re "fund plan, Alfred Croz jer, a prominent financial authority at the American Banh sie Huntress of the Deadly Fly when you wan’ to declared th quit your job? Would you kick walked spasmod! fused to fare fort What uld you alanche of mail 1 and if the y and then re ghost” we an ay » get out} were ¢ t one Shall the contro! of the public currency be public or private? That is the issue. The Aldrich pian offers banke for you rot a me Id you furs ‘ | wn publicity er , \~ representative, | in fet quar We your | WOMAN route works Perhaps you would, but t theada irene Beals, airl, has successful sition for the Wash tlon for the Prevention of Tuberculoats She agent en— a Seattle y filled this po neton Asnocia cot busmess training shook § and Reliet ‘ a careers graphers and executive t fe rmittent 4 bother her, and az box is not a drawback Ite fine hard work, and I like It. Be I'm not a quitt whe Give me a newspaper, an automo dn city full of people.and I will succeed You secretary of the of Washington | ay days do not} pty strong borted at South 6 6 Pn tne Seale that women t the right man ¢ and political entit Just now she Is a real life blood Nemesis of the hunted house fly, Witt yards and yards inal work ## not of graphi ‘eaiinee & definite thing to philanthropists, |) 4 hi Gait hae so that is why I have to teach the ‘ke A B C's of the work s bitiey Prior to settling gore tar ena xides anys a ediyeat Spel Prices on PHOTOGRAPHS 1 DOZEN CABINET PHOTOS Regular Price $5 Special Price / $2.50 Open Sundays, 10 to 9 Open Evenings. Sittings Night and Day. CONOVA STUDIO yr recs’ NEAR SENECA. down for her life's work on the firing line for the the white plague, taught echool. She is a of the University of Wash. | has attended Yale ce |werved on the faculty of th versity of Washington; taugh' hool for five years, been fore most in the battle of civic advance ment wherever she was Fire Salvage Sale at all the Quaker Drug Co., Ine. STORES $10,000.00 line Christmas Goods not touched by the Fire now being opened up, will be placed on sale with the Salvage Stock and marked at corresponding reductions. THIS OFFER — | GooD J FOR } 30 DAYS ead disease WAS TOO HASTY By United Frese Leased Wire) EN 1 mig A, Wis Mra. Mande married in less than & you divorcee, Judge Randal) her the altern | fine or going te eradu > jail for $0 days. No Western merchant, druggist or otherwise, has ever been in a position to offer merchandise at any- where near the low prices we will quote from Saturday until Christmas. Come and see for yourself. FEW ITEMS PICKED AT RANDOM $1.50 Box Paper ..........38¢ $1.25 Box Paper -28c $5.00 Imitation Ivory Military ONE Saw cinsat gs .$2 29 $2.00 Imitation Ivory Hair eer ge eorreree $2.25 Imitation Ivory Clothes TNE.) 5 oa ca Wares key eee $2.25 Imitation — Hat Brush - $1.39 $1.7 75 Imitation “abe saan 89c $6.50 Imitation Toilet Set . $3.89 $12.00 Imitation Ivory Toilet and Manicure Set .... . $4.89 25c Tally Cards ............7¢ 50c Bridge Score Pads... ...14c 10c pkg. Christmas Tags... . .4c 75c to $5 Post Card Albums. .59c $2.00 Pearl Pocket Knives. , .89c $1.25 Shaving Brush .-.... 39c $1.00 Hair Brush ......... .38c The Quaker Drug Company, Inc. 1013-1015 First Av., North of Madison 406 Pike St. 25c Antiseptic Tooth Brush. . . 9c $2.50 Shaving Set ........78c $4.00 Silver Shaving Mugs. $1.89 $14 Roll-up Toilet Set ... .$5.89 35c and 50c Box Stationery. .12c $3.50 Hand Bags ..... 15c Linen Tablets .... $1.00 Tobacco Jars ..... $1.00 Ideal Hair Brush... Beautiful Jewel Boxes. . .14 OFF $2.50 Box Paper ..........68c¢ $2.00 Box Paper ..........48¢ Ivory 3-piece Third at Madison St. Everything Reduced Except Strictly Contract Goods.