The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 8, 1911, Page 7

? Words by Schaefer Music by Condo THE SPAR—FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1911 Osgar und Adolf in Congress--A Night at a Chea BLEASG, VERGE Go DOwN THe High-o-me 183 DER I DON'D So DISS is I Don'D Know, That's the Proper Way to Pro- ~ gounce Hyomei, the Famous} , Catarrh Remedy Made From} Australian Eucalyptus and) Other Antiseptics. Just) Breathe It. ItKills Catarrh ms a common sense | rid of catarrh is CHeapesr atarrh, you know know that in or} yu must destroy that and dor to end cata rms. As every HYOMEI outfit which ts gold by drugs little bott that will Kill ca ra tew dr of this lquid dase the little hard rubber Inhaler which comes with the outfit and Tiseathe this now antiseptic vapor A SECOND ALLEY « TO TNs FLOP House! DINK Diss BSA PIRST CLASS BLACE. DISS "FLOP ane of the a with ca OLD SOLD ARE WEGLECTED (By United Press Teased Wire) WASHINGTON, Dec. 3.—-Sweep oat to. 0 seaine, opt- {ins and thorough investigations of hy or other aing drugs.|Charees of mismanagement and ) Hyom ffalo, N. ¥.| neglect toward the civil war veter 3 Quaker guarantees /}4n8 in the national soldiers home RYOME! at Santa Monica, Cal, were warm ——<_—— lity urged today by Senator Works of California in a resolution intro duced by him in the # The resolution rect charges that the soldiers are not |recelving proper care have been ‘made, The committee on military affairs was directed to make a thorough investigation. W's pleasant, soothing and heal igas is this vaporized alr and it is qeally the only iy known that reach and catarth germs. emplete outfit . It ts guar BOXING, SCHOOL OF w NG AND ALASKACOALLAWS| (Az Gaited Proce Leased Wire) PORTLAND, Or., Dec, §&—Ac cording to B. D, Townsend, special attorney general n of Alaska coal i fraud cases, it is probable that the | Alaska coal land laws are the anly public land laws of ¢ United States under which t has thas far been able td ent any thefts whatsbever. he decision of the preme mrt in the Stracey cases assur ing ws that our construction of the Alaska laws is the correct one, makes it quite certain that no one will get away with Alaska coal by fraudulent means,” sald Townsend. 1508 Third Ave., Near Pike, HERE FOODS COST LESS—THEY'RE FRESHER, TOO RELIABLE DELIVERY—Free delivery from one or more stalls wendirig each kind of food. Look for delivery signs on stalls. HERMANN'S Danish Creamery Batter, Ib. Best Minnesota Butter, Ib. B5¢: ‘acai Ranch Egss, strictly fresh, doz. eevee 50. STAEL 22. Lower Floor. Free Delivery 3 Ibs. Mt. Vernon Creamery Butter, . dot : Oregon Ranch Eggs, guaranteed abe Imported Swiss Cheese, Ib ? : Bh MT. VERNON BUTTER STORE, 1521 Pike Place 1524 PIKE PLACE Producers & Consumers Association Corn Meal.. Cut Oats dozen . yes, 100 Ibe. toes, 100 Ibs. » from 10 to 2 Three Sacks Salt Ten Pounds Whit Ten Pounds Guaranteed Early Obio Pc Best Yakima We can sa Ask us how we ¢ Four-Tier Wine FREE DELIVERY » and King Apples, box ’ MAIN 1314 Salmon, Ib. ..... so MOE Shrimps, 15¢ |b., 2 Ibe 2he 1508 PIKE PLACE 25¢ 20¢ it, Tb. . one SAN FRANCISCO FISH CO Open Until 7:30 P.M # that grave | the govern: | [ODD BITSO’ | | Hopped From Train With Dynamite—Looking for Him| Peter Schoh! boarded the Lake| }Shore itm with 1 sticks of dyna 50 percus | sion cafs in a sack, and finding the in did not st t Gary, Ind oe } train dash by | and heard a d find was a 4, tora stool rails saw a cloud of « roar, AN they c jhole in the grov | Airman Chases Bird and | Outflies tt in Short Time Moorhouse, a London aviator, saw | a white heron while trying out his machine, and gave ch wer tree tops and around the flelds | Finally the monoplane conquered, for the heron dropped exhausted. | It measured four fect across the! | wings, [Nail Cost Him His Clothes, but Saved Hie Life |. John Crawford fell from the fourth Moor tnto the elevator shaft at No, 243 Broad Williams. burgh, His clothes caught on a nail} at the first floor, He hung for an jinstant and then fell 10 feet into! jthe basement without a stitch of clothing left on him, but was not} ertously burt. | Hit Six Girls Trying | | to Shoot One Rabbit | John Clomm hastened to his yard | }at MeLouth, Kan., with his shotgun | jt shoot a rabbit hopping around t yard, and six girl guests stood nd bits of Meah. | jon the poreh hb. He missed acces | For Beautiful Hair | and Lovely Skin) RETIRE Chee | “Long, abundant and glossy hatr| fe often the result of dry sham pooing. Soap and water ‘take the| life out’ and leave it brittle and/ coloriess. For a dry shampoo mix} four ounces of therox with four |= ounces of corn meal or with four) ounces of powdered orris root.| Sprinkle a tableapoonful on the thead and brush it out and the scalp and hatr will be clean, wavy and | * have a clear, velvety com-| . Massage the face, neck and | ms daily with « solution made by} dissolving an original package of mayatone in eight ounces of witch hazel. It makes the skin lovely | and soft | For chaps, cold sores, pimples and skin diseases there is nothing | |better than Mother's Salve. It| jheals cuts, burns, scalds and sores | and is a wonderful cure for coughs, | colds and catarrh."—Ady't i SANITAR ee LEE EE EEE Cottage ese, 2 Ibs Sagaeee : 15¢ California Eggs, 2 doz . The A. B. NELSON, Stall 32, Lower Floor 200 44 206 58 73 75 ‘ 36 Kronfield—48 . Knaler—40 c Legs of Mutton, 10¢; Chops, 3 Ibs. 25¢ Yakima Potatoes, $1.25 Apples, $1.10, delivered, . Paul Lexington sack Minnesota Creamery Butter, $0¢ Ib. ... « Ethridge Prime Rib Roast, rolled, §5¢ b....- + McLean 4 cans Carnation 25¢ with 2c tea, coffee or cocoa., Cottage Cheese, 2 Ibs. 15¢ Rock Cod, 10¢ Ib.; Bastern Oysters, 65¢ quart . New Mixed Nuts, 15¢ Ib.; Pippins, $1.25 box. 2%5¢ Hutterine, 20¢ lb.; Sugar, A5¢ 8 Ibs. Rest Room, Johnny Cake and Milk, 10¢.Mrs. De Long SUGAR * 4 Large Cans Carnation Milk With a 60¢ purchase of te 3 Pounds Very Best Jersey Butter, .........$1.00 Guaranteed Selected Eggs, doz., .....+.....35¢ Home Made Canned Fruits, Jams and Jellies in Economy Jars—TRY ONE. Pa Grandma 8 lb. Back Fine Granulated Stand Waite SUGAR ONLY 01, 64, 40 at t ft cific Creamery Co. 1507 First Ave—One Door North of Pike st. her goods at a lower price than s next reason she thinks of is ch portant as the firat everything is kept ganitary DER Bed! Bur b-VoNDeR FOR WHY Dey cau Ib Der ge eur eeueeyes * ASK FOR WIDOW'S PENSION ROSTON, ,Mass., Dec. 8 Several thousand women tn the rabbit, but hit all six girls dy soph the lege with the bird #hot Lady's Watch Found in Crop of Thanksgiving Turkey A woman's bl} 4 gold watch, according to the manag ment of a New York cafe, was found in the crop of a 25-pound turkey The turkey came from Benning Vt. The chef noticed a bulge the crop, and when he slit 1 with knife, out popped the timeptece onamel, * * tor * ee es Dance tonight at Dreamland. * Here You Always Pay ifteen Dollars For $25 Suits, O’Coats and Cravenettes There is some satisfaction in knowing that the man before you and the man after you pays the same price you do. It's my policy of doing business. 100 CENTS FOR ONE DOLLAR ALWAYS 233-34 Liberty Building Up Stairs TAKE ELEVATOR——-SAVE MONEY Open Evenings First cd Ma Hot brau FOR YOUR ENTERTAINMENT The Van Bella Orchestra; Miss Glynn, in popular songs; Mme. Buron, in costume songs. These, with the good eats at moderate prices, make the HOF BRAU the place for your evening's entertainment PUBLIC ‘MARKET The main reason a housewife goes & th hag, b last is fully as im piag from a cle market, where This market is the cleanest, most san Buy your itary and best equfpped in the West, Peanut Butter BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE Fruits, Nuts, Etc. Special for Christmas GROCERIES Butter, Eggs BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE BREAD, CAKES, PIES 7 Ask for THOMPSON'S PEANUT BUTTER Made Fresh Every Day 17% Ibs. of Sugar ......45 4 Large Cana Jorsey Milk, pinst ... J. VANDEVORT—114 SANITARY Best New Soft-Shell Walnuts, Ib, Fa pitzenberg Apples, box . Jersey Cream Milk, 2 cans ..; W. W. CRENSHAW, 1517 FIRST AVE. GENUINE ENGLISH PLUM PUDDINGS Our Own Make SMITH’S—Stal! 19 Morning Oat kes, regular 15c., 17 Ibs. Cane Sugar . now, pkg. «+ "STALL 36 EDGERLY’S BUTTER . 1521 First Ave. First Grade Jersey Butter, 3 Ibs. STALL 28. SATURDAY SPECIALS Strawberry Cream Meringue Pies, Plum Pudding. Boston Brown Bread, ( Straws, Prune Swedish Tea Rolls. MRS, KENDIG'6B—STALL 136 Baked Beans, Rolls, eeeeeeeet SPANGENBERG’S CUTLERY STORE 1100 First Ave. Cor, Spring St CHRISTMAS GIFTS CARVING SETS MANICURE SETS POCKET KNIVES FREE MUSIC LESSON GEO. P, BENT COMPANY 1421 Third Ave, 2 The Paotory ro. Near Pike St SATURDAY’S BIG SPECIALS No.5 Pail Absolutely Pure lard . . 55c No. 10 Pail Absolutely Pure Lard . $1.10 On Sale at Stali 116 Don't fall to attend ow Christmas Celebration, week of December 18 to 2%. IC ~{ | INSURE YOUR DINNERS WITH HIEST-GRADE BOOTH BLEND COFFEE __Telephone Your Orders—Main 6989, A 4506. _ ag, OPENING DAY TOMO: we EXTRA SPECIAL be PICKLE S - ON _| * S. Ww. EXCHANGE Choice Pot Roast, Ib . So-lle ats “ STALLS 110-114-119 especie t tage CHGBLUCREAROREEN,.,| FREE REST ROOM He Choice Roast ‘Veal, ‘tb iaise Armourdale Meat Co. ot sn, BB on ) 260 Lemon Pies, Special Saturday, ‘200 STALLS 8-8\% ‘| GROCERIES IF IT IS CHEESE | Stall 19, Basement, 2 12%%c pkgs. Raisins .......23¢ 4 large cans Milk Lame HAS IT Brick Cheese 4 Pies Oe «at at wa mabe Dih 1 Ib. best Corn § be | 2 100 cans Kitchen Cleanser 15¢ J. A. TESS, Stall 352 180 ake Mince Meat, loc 280 Finest Smelts, STONG’S MARKET STALLS 125-120 STALLS 22-23 Cottage Butts, Ib. . Eastern Hams, 1b. | on in piece, | Pickled Pork, Ib. MURPHY’S MARKET STALLS 13-14 100 r. sack $2.10 | “ B0e Ka Ege 200 STONG’S GROCERY STALL 210 loz, ia hop Swift's Bacor weet I at itt. New Rhubarb, ‘Ib. STALLS 127-198 17 the, i pkes. STALLS 121-122-123 200 | ».. 166 iatge Plenty of Fresh Killed Poultry. Moats Noted for Quality. E. N. SCHUMAN STALL 7 lsc HERON TOMATOES, 25c. ‘der Vinegar, pt..18@ ng a5, «@ Applies 900-$1.26 $1.50 k Larg Limit, One ch Bpecial Sat Lacky Strike Fruit Market On the Corner Fifth and Pine. pitzent $1.50 PRODUCERS’ & CONSUMERS’ CO-OPERATIVE CO., STALL 250. Fancy Bananas, doz Cranberries, 2 ats. Fancy Eating and Cooking ples, up from $ Delicious Apples, large size, 10E-15¢ |S: 25¢ Neck Bones, 7 Ibs. Hams, Ib. » Ib. agar Cured Corn Bi Stalls 9-10 », 200; heavy, Ib. Stalls 326-342 Ib. ¢ Pork Roast 14-186 nepaet | ‘220 $1.30-$1.75 OTTO PARTHIER Bead es STALLS 5-6 * STALLS 331-339 Stall 208. | fiw abe. “Sai | FINEST LINE SMOKED MEATS IN HE CITY ONLY MAIN FLOOR MEAT STALL IN THE MARKET. it from Pillsbury’s __ STALL 29 A. ANESE, * MNSTALL 204 ples, box Ap vee She | We still have some of the Half. Price Specials left for Saturday. 45e Eggs, 2 doz ihe ¢ Prem-ust, 2 1 . Searchlight Matche 10e Corn Starch 15c can Tomatoes Prunes, 2 Ibs 46¢ Cafe Special, 2 Ibs 1Ge can 10¢ Macarc Best Oatmeal Folger’s I abe r Extra Faney Lean ed Bacon, 1 Stall 309. 150 | ns. 250 250 oats tt e 186 | STALE ai J. F. MILLER, Stall 2 rime Rib. Ri BEST MEATS, LOWEST PRICES. ork Fy I ard Compound, ‘Ib, it 18¢ 4 yn ib. ioe ’ EVERY THING TRE Bae CARRICK & MYERS STALLS 111-112 THE CLEAN MARKET Fresh Side Pork, Ib. . Loins of Mutton, Ib Corned Beef, lb. A. A. WRIGHT STALL 3 2D cans ... 2 can) 12¢ | 10¢ | Best Granul 1b. of Motton, Lamb Chops Legs and Loin 100-Ib, sack Sugar 4 cans Best Milk Beat Milk Tr case $1.75 Ay $1.26 : | Pot 20c hnported Fish Balls, can. 10¢ | Sausage C. A. SWANSON STALL 219 a, th Stalls 25-26, Grocery ae 18¢ Eastern Bacon, Ib. . d Yb, . ze and Hambu ib. 10¢ W. S. BURRELL STALL 4 coast er Eastern Bacon, lb, Stall 116