The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 24, 1912, Page 3

,. AX. “The Only Cut-Rate Dentists in Seattle are offering the greatest cut in dental work od n in Seattle. We are making $8 and $10 ) AND PORCELAIN CROWNS FOR $3.50. $15 SETS OF TEETH $3.50 TO $5.00. ILVER FILLING 50c. GOLD FILLING $1.00 AND p, EXTRACTION FREE. ¥ ; OHIO CUT-RATE DENTISTS + Second Ave. and University St. * Opposite Stone-Fisher Co, Renton, Rainier Valley, akson Street and Columbia 7E THE FOLLOWING FIRMS IN YOUR ICT, THEY ARE RELIABLE SOLUMBIA RENTON GROCER NERAL MERCHANDISE Williams & McKnight YOU comm AND snxr WILL sow you ™ on VE WIRE BARGAINS xT 4. White 221. Beacon a8 "9 Up-to-Date Grocer of ote Full Weights " JACKSON ST. . OTEL IDAHO Hot and HARDWARE Renton Hardware ‘Co. Some Big Specials on Here COME AND sxx. BIG SAVINGS Phone Ind. White 901, Sunset a. 393 REAL ESTATE Cob | fm All Rooma | Ms Block From All Depots All Prices. TAILORS fy tae Wilson & Marlowe, Heaton Wash, RAINIER VALLEY DISTRICT PHYSICIANS __ “Phones, Colambia 75. Beacon 4390, you ever stop to ave from one How { Holly St? Nursery, foot | tf at POW Keston Line, get “Phone End. Col. 160, Beacon @ PStoAms Omoien Bias | Best Drug Store in This ¥ COUNTS istrict hen the WESTERN UNION ais Western Union Day Letter. »«» Fifty words at one and one-half times the of the regular ten-word telegram. FES foram of letter —— sent during : day anywhere in the United States. he Western Union Night Letter. Fifty words sent by telegraph at the E. — of the regular ten-word telegram. | You can make them longer if you wish. Night Letters may be telephoned or han in any time up to midnight for . ae the following morning anywhere eo Inited States. Full Information by Telephone THEWESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY e Undertaking Co. BROADWAY AND UNION featuree—reasonable prices. «ft? tke surroundings Phone Kast 200. h ] ‘our Own aa | Rainier Beach Pharmacy ; = rn PERE RE REE RH EH! ‘Moving pletures are ® poems; they are educational, # beaatiful and inapt * Yet I will not go to o* pictures of myself be * enough of myself at home. * am now doing my best ® work, but | won't talk about | Take pictures of me among ® the trees and at the si * 1 wan * hat I have done ® ides write poet. @ 7 ° Pe ee ee Niles, Olympla, is a candl- | Niles | 1888 uP date for land commissioner thas lived in the state since He is a civ in which pro- feasion bi on rail | was axsixtant commis lic lands from January cember, 1906. Hugh C. Todd, progressive dem ¢ candidate for governor, Is ryan for all he is | worth. 4 was secretary of the Woodrow Wilson club in this state « of the opinion that the cards sor, but that Bryan may be to carry off the convention by the stampede route. delegates Until the Roosevelt the Chicago from Washington to convention return, the plan of bat |tle in this state will not be effected | Local insurgents are ready to join a new party, if that is decided upon | There is no hesitancy about that at ail. State Senator Landon, to leurgent candidate for congress mty Albers McLean, also a can didate for congress; Tom Revelle. who made the fight against Stand |patter Will Hampbrey two years lago; John E, Ballaine, candidate for leongressman-atlarge; Edgar C Snyder, who was secretary of the state republ strictly invitational affair was pulled off; Rick Burrows, insurgent candidate for state senator from the 36th district; Phillip Tworoger secretary of the King county re | publican central committee, are ORWOOD FIR } OIL | Shingle Stain Guaranteed Never to Fade. Nelle & Engelbrecht Co. 1529 4th Ave. Main 779 Directory Is Placed Here to Advise You of the Various Lines of Business in Locality. Patronize These Firms—They Depend on You for Support. Georgetown TRANSFER GEORGETOWN TRANSFER CO, West Seattle | MACHINE sHOP | KING & WINGE Perle Who Can Repair Your Boat | From Top to Bottom. ‘West 10. iNC., 206 Jackson St. Quick, Prompt Servies, ind. 4469; Sidney 248. 1020 Alk} Av. Dodiand Park |. ae BELACE For co. Star Want Ads Mee... |Bring Results North i921 - Fremont District 80 AND WwoopD CLOVER LEAF DAIRY, Inc. MCMULLEN & Co. North 289; White 686. p Pitas 0 for your Coat and Wood. CLOVERLEAF DAIRY —Pxonrs— Most Complete and Sanitary Dairy Q |. 28, Ind. Mea 58. in the City. Mer ¢ >. m., Green White 460. | 12 Quarts for $1.00. DRUGS $5.00 BOOK FREE To any lady who will call at our erm bee |store we will prenent a copy of Ho- Res. Phone mt. goon | UTES Home Receipes. | FREMONT DRUF CO. = REAL ESTATE = & cane & co. PHONE us __University COAL AND WOOD _ FUEL CORNWALL & SON North 19 Ind. Green 30 Phone Your Poet Orders to Us CONFECTIONS Roger’s Chocolates 4939 14th Av. H. B. Downtown Store Pioneer Drug Store, Foot Cherry PAINTERS ~- HOUSRCLEANING A SPECIALTY Floors Brightened, Wall Paper Clean- ed, Paper Hanging and Tinting. LaPLANT & FERONG Phone Morth 1359. Shop, 1913 Mast 49rd st —_—_—_ PLUMBING University Plumbing Co. ne North 960 Promptly Can Hinndle Aug 0087 Lath AY, No Job ican central committee | until the police-patrolled Aberdeen | 4 shert a 27.00 Wh r ts 38.00 Fite STAR—MONDAY; JUNE 24, 1912. SAN FRANCISCO, June 19 Joaquin Miller, “Poet of the Sie: ras,” posed recently with his Juanita for motion pi tures at his home, “The Heights on top of the Berkeley hills. The bard walking In the grove trees he planted, by the stone wall daughter famous was shown of cypress he made, and seated on the step ot the ho built, The pleture men wanted him to walk up to the for his re tomb he constructed LOCAL POLITICAL POT WILL BE SIZZLING AGAIN SOON tacked against the New Jersey‘ Prepared to go down the line the insurgent program for the state of Washington, and they are await ing anxiously the word direct of the third party movement from Tom Marphine, “Bob” Moran, Senator Poindexter and the rest of the Roosevelt delegi John E. Ballaine, insurgent ean |didate fi congreseman-at-large |may withd from the race. He jeaid that he could not support Taft that he had hoped Cummins might |land the nomination and that both Taft and Roosevelt would be elim |tnated. As matters stood now, Bal }inine declared, he was with the third party men. His business, he | said, was demanding so much atten |tion that he might not be able to stay fo the race. (THE MaRKeTs |Z ; The Story of Washington's * these prices, aniess ated, are for strictly Buying Price. an—Be | wenatchee apples | Navel oranges 3 Dressea Meste—Melling Price. Chucks Laine, No, 1, full out. ij 7, No, 1 . 19@ ‘ing Price 1 Ke 1.15 k Ox tongue, eae, «+ Drigd beet spring broilers Hens TurKere UVe vos goeter ve Hgoeters, iitnge Ke, Hive, Meee a; oe he ‘Fee Eaatern timothy Puget coun Ifaita ° ent hay Cra 00 Middlings : 00 Rolle! oats and barley mixed 40.00 On and his daughter Juanita being photographed on the steps of hie home by the motion picture machi ne. mains, but he make the elimb. 1 can't make It,” Abraham, | am affileted with years I have been sick too much to under take such a trip now,” wan too feeble to he said, “Like The poet claims to be doing his | best work now, but refused to dis Jeune it. It is said to be a poem commemorating the building of the Panama canal. Miller was paid a substantial re tainer for posing, and will & royalty from the Ithe film receive production of ARKH RRR * 5 * WIFE STOLE _ HIS TOBACCO * LONDON, June 24.—From & Belgrade comes the news that ® Nikola Larareviteh of Yago- been sen years’ hard ng his wife, 1, exasperated him ‘ance through her which she reg nhis pocket ahe irritated him that she had as to bis pipe as to bis ®@ much l® roof, Seeeeeeeeeeeeeee * leet ekheeeeeeeene figren Lake, Bpeciatine Reliable Jeweler, 1330 First Ave., Will save you money on anything jin the jewelry line. \-————————________ Dental Conspiracy ‘Mts Termination and Close | t the be my frie Meyer was the man rd and it has H in an now t Its duty he 1 Tt takes thm accomplish g¢ romults T shall show the great change in iving examinations since 1903 next IWIN J. DROWN, DDS. 71S First Avenue, wing the) THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY fi ? t) Tomorrow at the 4, SECOND AV. AT JAMES ST. Month-End Sale Remarkable Bargains Offered STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY Ladies’ Pumps and Oxfords worth up to $5.00, sale price $1.59 Three hundred White Hats of peanut straw; regular 75¢ value, for 1,000-sheet roll of fine Tissue Paper, regular 10c size, 4 rolls 25° Gold Dust, Pearl- ine or Citrus Washing Powder, package 18° Continental Corn or Riverside Gloss Starch, regular 10c package 7¢ $2.00 Comforters, made extra large size, filled with white cotton, spe- cial $1.48 Sc Hair Nets, all colors, with or without —_ Elastic, sale price $1.00 to $1.50 La- dies’ Plush, Velvet and Washable Bags, 59° Big variety of Rib- bon Flowers, val- ues to 35c, for 16° Genuine Bocabelli green and white Castile Soap, large cake All Pure Silk plain anfl fancy Ribbons values to 35c, per yard 16° Women's Linen Suits, regular val- ues up to $10.00. Sale price $1.98 1,000 more beauti- ful Silk Messaline Petticoats, all col- ors, regular $3.50 values for $1.69 Perfumed Toilet Soaps, the regular 5c size, cake $1.00 value Japan- ese Rugs, 36x72-* inches, Anniver- sary Sale price 47° $1.25 White Mer- cerized Table Cloths, size 64x68, sale price Regular 15¢ Turk- ish Towels, bleached and un- bleached, large size, sale price 1° Sc Safety Pins, all sizes. Sale price, card 2: Ladies white hem- stitched Handker- chiefs, Sc values for Tailored and Elastic Belts, Ladies’ values to 75c, for 10c cake Palmolive, also Jergen’s Cas- tile Soap, cake Kleinert's 25c Hook-on — Satin- covered Hose Sup- porters 16° Cambric, Swiss and Nainsook Embroidery, val- ues to 25 yard ge Beautiful lot of Lingerie Waists, the kind sold reg- ular for $1.50. Sale price 69° Carnation Milk, sold elsewhere for 10c can, our price 4 cans for 25° Cream of Wheat, delicious breakfast food, regular 25¢ package 16° 58-in. Mercerized Table Linen worth reguar 60c, sale price 37° Havana Cigars, 100 in box, “Lon- don Whiffs,” 2c each, box $1.75 10c spool Corti- celli Silk, 100 yds. for Ladies’ 25¢ to 35c Collars, Bows and Jabots, etc., 19° 1Sc to 25¢ Nail Brushes, sale price gt 75c Long Lisle Thread Gloves, pair 49° Shell and Amber Barrettes, 19° values Six hundred strip- ed and white Ratine Hats made up in twelve dif- erent styles; reg- ular $3.00 values $1.79 $6.50 Silk Waists in a generous as- sortment. Sale price $3.29 Fels-Nap- tha or Ivory Soap, Fairy, 7 bars for 25° 75¢ good quality Hair Brushes now offered for 43° Big lot of Hem- stitched Pillow Slips, size 46x36, regular 20c values for 13:6 Havana Cigars, Gladstone. Brand, hundred in box. 3c each, box $2.75 $1.25 to $2.00 La- dies’ Hand Bags, some with pockets and coin purses, 78° - Ladies’ 15c to 20c Negligee Linen Collars, now 12: Ladies’ 50c Silk Hose, sale price, pair 35c, 3 pairs $1.00 16-Button Pure Silk Gloves, pair 98° 25e to 35c Linen Torchon Lace Bands, Edging and Insertion, per yard 16° length