The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 20, 1912, Page 6

Sneha) A oreareren. 4 Antannnpt hetiie ianoe oem ; : ; ; z is t } : Tad All Makes of Fountain Pens -Repaired Special Sale OSGAR, THE Peopie AREA UITYLE SHY OF THIS CIRCLE SWING. CAN'T You " e]) S&T SomeBody To n Fountain j Ns URS Wir Pens this m¢ AND THE | BALE RONG f SHAW’S- PHARMACY = mee Second and Madison St. £5 . HASKINS ATTORNEY York Mullding ¢ Main 263 Nix on the Curling Iron Election Day SAN RAFAEL, Sept. 20,--Fris xing ‘her hair made Mra. Kate Spar rowe seven minutes late in arriving at the polling booth where she was one of the election Spa DANCING HIPPOOROME, SEATTLE’S NEW DANCING PALACE. Fifth and University. 5 Cents Per Couple. ole started rwe to take | tion ly, but a majority ficers ruled against SULPHURRO BATHS returtiing at 5. leaves at 1:30, will mean a great deal to you from now on ALWAYS DEPENDABLE | 1513-234 FIRST AVENUE 1512-24 PIKE PLACE $1.00 Snider's Cateup for Ise Hest Jersey Batter, 3 Ibs.. Be BSc KC Baking Powder for We | EDGERLY-FITZ CO. Bbe Gold Dust for . ie pee pearnpe fox tse | At First Ave. Entrance, Sanitary 5c Domino Sugar for 200 7 bars Crystal White Soap ..26¢ Public Market TOKIO TEA STORE Stall 36 CARAMEL CEREAL 15¢ A Coffee Substitute. oThe Vegetarian STALL 122, Swanson’s Hat Is in the Ring The remarkabie ‘cht saginst the flour trust continues to absorb the attention of the consumer. chance to get Idaho 20¢ can Rone Me This fish is red salmon. Best Butter and Eggs at Popular Prices A. SCOTT, STALL 28 CHICKEN DINNER 35¢ ON SATURDAY AT MRS, KENDIGS LUNCHEON BOOTH 126, had for 100 er than any Your last rd Wheat Flour for... It will be cheaper next week Any local patent flour, sack $1.10 Fisher's we don't sell | 20 ibe Sugar for . #1.00 With $1.00 worth of groceries. | Be Se can Corn 2 for .... ibe | A 8c’ picg. of Quaker Goats for ee Cc. A. SWANSON STALLS 41-43-45 Sued by Fisher Flouring Mills for Selling too Cheap. a. ‘offee 100 Ammonia or Biuelng Matches 1@¢ y Soap, 10 AT THE OLD PIKE AR bieermie.ctf Marre HERE FOODS COST LESS-—!1HEY’RE FRESHER, TOO ‘ RELIABLE DELIVERY—Free delivery from one or more stalls vending each kind of food. Look for delivery signs on stalls, . K, NELSON—DOWNSTAING y Butter, 1% Bull oresta Gheses BUTTERMILK, ICE COLD, FREE TO ALL CUSTOMERS WHITE CLOVER BUTTER STORE, Stall 40 ©. E. CAMPBELL STALL 22 DOWNSTAIRS be $1.00 Abe Best Creamery . b, ihe; a ibe Fresh a : Phone Elliott 4432 Free Delivery 43 SUGAR ONLY C Booths 201, 54, 40 We Are Never Out of It SUGAR’ Sack Fine Th ate every day is as 4 pounds Granulated Standard White low as for a ton at whole same sugar Why do for 1h 20 cents Norway Mac Degginger bn ’ Booth 27 eg of Baby Spring Lamb, + +H. "D, Meat ComBooth 21 Cider Vinegar, 16¢ bottle 10¢ + Bare Booth 23 Bis! ene, 22 Ib.; free buttermilk to customera Nelson—-Booth 2 Ger 200 ring Hodnett—Booth Leg Be It Kounds—Bo a Onions, 6 Ibs. 06. °F. ae P. hundred, del, t, 106 1b, ++. Bound ism an Cervelat, Oe nnd 406 1b. and Pear Cider, made daily, Se gal Yak f Hekled Pi; nported renh Apple “Hadjock Booth 64 ( SURE, Xr Ger ADOLF, HE ISS A LIDDLE TIMID, ‘ACCOUNTANTS| A trip to the Denny- Renton Clay | tres \ SM nd Coal company’s plant, near} Ce 1 ¥ UR RHEUMATISN: Renton, will be made tomorrow by'| day and they em ‘ue : members of the ttle Real} ple fied a untants at $ All Drogg’sts Estate association. The party| per day to do the real work i -} 5. Q Robertson, George Shedden and F. P. Greene j |ment at the Moore |kood house. tertain jhave | Jand ten | | \the girl furnish much fun / | |which the stern father has } 135 A Free DERE 188 NODDING VOTEVER TO GET Ee ( Reneragh, re WASS NEVER ON VON OF Dese Before! ACCUSED hur M ed tte The board is composed of Andrew gley, Alfred. Lister, James P I AT THE THEATRES THIS WEEK. Moore—Geo. Demerel Heart Breakers Metropelitan—McKee Rankin in The Typhoor Seattie—lilly Girl, the Man an Alhambra — Pho vaudeville Orpheum Emprese Pantages Grand—Vaudeville and motion pletures. Clommer-—Photopl.ys and vaw deville Melbourne —Photopiays and vau deville Se ee eeue * io ketene eee The Heart Breakers,” a musical comedy presented by Mort H Singer, opened a threeday engage Inst night to a What plot the not hard to follow, and is quite en ® The story deals with a club of young men who have been disap: pointed in love and whd organize to get revenge on the heartless ob of their affections. They strict rules and regulations about the methods to be pursued commandments of love making that made the audience roar. Of course, the head of the jorganization falis in love, and her father objects. The means used by the lover to get into the castie in od . . * AT THE MOORE * * o jects George Damerel, as the heart | [ats breaker, is clever, He has a cap jable support in Myrtle Vall. A |xood singing chorus helps out } | Fibs and | w ERVOUS OVER, "RICE Market Store, Kitlott 2847 Lower Floor Pree Delivery THE STARSFRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, ‘At the County Fair--Adolf Is Induced to Try the Circle Swing . 19% STAND UP. STAR WANT ADS BRING RESULTS HE HOUSE OF ¢€ nticipa » ful day's REDUCTIONS NTION rre Alteratic s Fr n te 18-20-29. ashington Creamery eral clever song numbers, the Butter, Ib, B5e of the lot belfg “My Honol new Yort Sore A ee, . : heeee, ° 8 weney 10m Dr Price's Baking Pewder, th. ive Ribbon Tea te, ec | Halibut lard, mite amb, Ip. be. bread bacon Pot roast, 8¢ and le Ib lamb, 8c 1b; bolling meat I I F ¥ Pry the Scranton School Teachers institute, | | — | The grain-carrying ships are al jready arriving at Puget sound for} the fall shipments, T total ton | nage, en youte and listed, is 17,839 Two of the ships aré now in port, and will leave next week Ciisiee Poiatorn, Sok 90. Ali Brands View rRee Re ec $1.20 The Charles Menne Grocery Co. STALLS 1-90-23 LOWER FLOOK DELIVERY Girl Tread bert Your Mutter or thin ever, Two Squares and Clnnamon | = day we Your v ¥ that the ver tasted PACIFIC "gah ety COMPANY od Mens, fat and bi p o White Le 10¢ DON'D TRY To bus THAT WILL ce of C SUGAM SPECIAL of tea oF coffer. ELLIOTT S268. 81,00 * Ghe Our fer.curem—reagonarie Pricer, "SPECIAL Caton and Pike Four Hours of Cyclone Selling Qerday Night, From 5:30 to 10:30. THE REASON WHY— Superb Double-Service, All Weather Raincoats English Slip-ons English —— ‘hae, 614—Second Avene —614 CORNER PUBLIC MARKET The Most Sanitary Market in the West. Cor. First Ave. and Pike St. When shopping don't fail to visit Seattle's most con venient and up-to-date market place THREE STORIES WITHOUT A STAIR-—USE THE INCLINES. rnones Haliard Store, Bi: THE STORES OF ECONOMY $2? 8; SPRCIALS FOR SATURDAY With « 20 parchase ef groceries 3 GIRLS’ BAKERY, First and Pike. loaves for 3 GIRLS’ KISSES | in Beate ere thie tine 60) Noice Undertaking Co. BROADWAY AND UNION » homelike surroundings 1912 ice! He ss HA-HWA<HAL HE HASS - » y,)) ie’ A to DEATH, HE CUMBED QUDT UND 138 A me Wass OuDT Y HANGING ‘ON MIT HISS “ or ir! HANDG ! WOULDN'T IT BE im ni | FUNNY €F He SIDE- | = \W SwiPen /N. P. TRAIN DERAILED NEAR YAKIMA (By Uolted Press Leased Wire) NORTH YAKIMA hern Pacific we Yo. 41 wa Deltvery Service Main 5806, TO 1A thound passe Pou ailed a DEAD MAN 8UED } WASHINGTON, Sept Chas, Carroll of Carre | signer of the Declarat | depends | he ty here EMENDOUS YOUR T COMPEL mr: Alaska Bidg. ‘STONG’S MARKET Fs bay hd, a te “ee F owest price Call for Stall 125—Main G9R9. 19 Ibs. Granulated Sugar $1.00 aB¢ Fouts...) B5e “TOKIO GROCERY” STALL its 81.00 21 tbe, for | With & 61.50 grocery Grapes vet BOE f purchase. ps thanas Qoren tits 20 Cocon, th. Ae PLUCKY STRIKE FRUIT “CO. STALLS 02-359 Be Coffer, bh. 2he Apples, box a0¢ |.2 came Comn....486 ee > . e 800¢ STALL 335 VERY OLIVER SMOKED MEAT HOUSE Main FL Ibe 21 Lbs. Sugar $1.00 With every purchase of Ie made ts in our oak 1Be: 2 doe 25e 28¢ ECONOMY FRUIT JARS at 1. ' RRR RRR 0 $1.00 rs * Everything ‘ x It your paper is’ not deliv * [Main Floor SUN GROCE Stall 106 ered regularly to your home * Geek ‘Ans, Unthongn * every afternoon, avd if it is * * not delivered In good shape, * ‘ * please phone the circulation * Kes 1 4 * manager, Main 9400. The Star * aa Ove Basti ~ ad % subscribers are entitled to per- * M U R RAY A. ANESE, Stall 208 * fect service. They are enti * 4 0 i tek in on easly anak eects a ALWAYS N THE LEAD Seiad a 35) soon tiage * delivery Boys who crumple * Jalibut be ; ise * up or otherwise mutfate the * after the trust. Give us @ hand with your patronage. t iSe * paper should be reported. * » 10@ | Bwoot Pickied Pork, wb Lad ane | * te. 1G | Bait Pork, it 12Ke ahe Fe TOTO ROTOT OR HOT ; ATE | Round stea 166 abe | WOULD TEACH SLANG 10¢ | bs bE SCRANTON, Pa., Sept. 19 18¢ 1z%e Use slang to interest the chi . 15¢ * ide Abe | dren, not bigh-brow English, On the Pike Place Bntrance ae Professor J. C. Ston Mont clair normal school head, told + 4 1 Oe ! Watermelon, 10c and up STALL sue Potatoes, 100 Ib, sack Tokay Grapes, 1b. @ Ibs. Per TAIte tal pO 25e Words by Music by Co r YOUR HAIR IS FLUFFY, BEAUTIFUL AND LUSTROUS IN A FEW MC GET A 26-CENT BOTTLE OF ALGO STOPS FALLING HAIR; GIRLS! THis. “DANDERINE” AND DESTROYS DANORI dissolves! es the ‘ching and] 1 please oo few weeks’ sd new h r, taking € Hi fine downy at crowing you care nd lots of it have dc ‘ he f ttle of Knowl ha any druggist, Besléetbeauittying the heir et| counter just try it SAY YOU SAW IT IN THE ST, $2 Pin WESTLAKES Pe |e :, PUBLIC. MARKET =- FLOUR, SUGAR and PEACHES FREE DE HOME MADE CANOY Brittie, ile je er ie as | ee CANDIES, ‘Stall | FA. FAIRBANKS | } Stall 219 WE RETAIL AT WHOLESALE PRICES ~ BIG FLOUR SALE SATURDAY! Good Eastern Flour, sack .......... ....+--scohanee é Centennial Best, High Tide, Holly, Excellent, Peacock sack Genuine Yakima Potatoes, sack )O-Lb Ten Sc Bars snomy Soap Quaker or Violet Oats, regular 15¢ for ee 21 POUNDS SUGAR Sold only wit All goods delivered free at ot ouse of Bargains purchase. ‘earliest convenience. Best Goods Always. a4 Don’t Miss This! | . ca 21 Ibs. Sugar eB gs: 00 | $00 wit “Lah Rive ner of Lamb, Th. caste Kostern Mama 1 ysatn | ARMOURD. wea’ STALLS #4 ous tc ) All we Get prices fy- of you is: om others first, f— | then ask us We share our profit you | ANDERSON GROCERY (0. STALL 210 | Peacock Flour, sk. $1.15 | | with | | Bob White Flour, sack 81,00 | © | Rew atous 1} : ‘ 8 99 |? McDonald’s Grocery STALL 24-—Pifth Ave. Side. THOMPSON'S PEANUT BUTTER, lb. 15e | LARGE BOTTLES SNI- DER’S CATSUP Westlake STALL CORNER GROCERY Stall 352 Delicatessen 319—Main Floor WM. SOUTHWORTH STALL 16—Lower Floor n EERE ¢ 10¢ ih 25e 456 r 1G¢-22+ | t Pe 10e i \. 15 W. S. BURREEL STALLS 5-6 Legs of Lamb, lb... Leaf Lard, 2 lbs. . Stall 4 _QUALIBY MEATS -15¢ .25¢ and Fresh Wo handle Swifts Meats. x MARE OUR 0 Be Lower Floor ise STALL 8—Lower Floor