The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 9, 1913, Page 7

WOMAN LEAPS OFF SHIP; ESCAPES ICY SEA BY A MIRACLE) tth jo and mourned he gimost insane Ww K. R. As Pp alive o tupert don the rising tide aie. » } t Reports that she was alive by wire 1 into »»| CRITTENTON HOME he # Florence Crittenton Ho: me At Mc tay May. ‘M4 In the Reorganization of the Old Concern ———— OF A. BRIDGE & WF First and Yesier Way Many changes will be made to make it the LARGEST AND BEST CLOTHING STORE IN SEATTLE. TO BRING THIS ABOUT we must clean up every garment LEFT FROM THE BIG SALE. To do this we are going to make a Big Saturday Special on Suits Suits that sold for $30.00 Suits that sold for $25.00 Suits that sold for $20.00 ALL AT ONCE PRICE TO GET QUICK ACTION— $12.50 All sizes, but not in every pattern. YOU CAN be FITTED. A big SAVING for YOU. A HELP TO US in CLEANING up. We Are Going to Make This the Biggest Union Label House in the Country So Keep Your Eyes on First and Yesler Way. Clothing, Hats and Everything a Man Wears. ‘AS TO THE COST OF FLOUR, you must see for yourself that a good flour like FISHER’S BLEND cannot be produced as cheaply as a common When urged to buy a flour costing less than FISHER’ S BLEND just keep in mind the fact that by no chance can the cheaper flour be as good; there is no possibility of it meeting your pur- poses in anything like the satisfactory way that FISHER’S BLEND insures. Manufacturers and sales agents of cheaper flours may use the argument that their flour is just as good as FISHER’S BLEND. Your common sense must show you that this cannot possibly be, even if you have not made the actual test of use. Making FISHER’S BLEND the standard of comparisorr is the highest kind of compliment to its superiority. en anyone says “As good as FISHER’S BLEND” you know at once that the merits of FISHER’S BLEND our are above question. FISHER FLOURING MILLS CO. “AMERICA’S FINEST FLOURING MILLS” SEATTLE, U. S. A. ter was ha how fist channel, and how many bours| was in the water will never be cive an ac WILL HOLD SHOWER A. BRIDGE & CO. 4 |BEGAN STAGE CAREER AT AGE OF 4 IN BOY’S PART; NOW AT TOP OF LADDER HI Ral ant t- fron an McKee And it “was HOY'S par : mu; the boy In “The R away Wito.” Since then I . LOTTIE PRIBOCOR, LUBIN _ STAR, KNOWS NO OTHER HOME BUT THE STAGE, LIKES Now she's at the|!T WELL. down at the small be e made just a few years| played the leading female role in Fair Vir was in th 4e har Forbidden to ~ CHARGE THERE’ 5 BoyRuneAwey, TAXI MONOPLY mo eee re « taxicab monopoly in tate A. eage bill will be | udiclary committee and presented at the next meet j'ne WILL DISCONTINUE 67 PHONE STATIONS poe peryl Or. May 9 OHI cur. » DENTISTS Becond Avenue and University Street Opposite Fraser-Paterson Co. Arr bar turn Best Gol will find there is a rod in pickle for IDA KOSKI Id him, an’ perhaps th’ recall. Re- TONY STEFANO Crowns.........+-- bie reports have been received at he wuz detected havin’ his per tooth..... . se We Use Nothing but the Best 1 Material Painless Extraction Free With Other Work 7 had Any work that doesn’t prove t in ‘ His parents satisfactory will be repaired} THE STAR—FRIDAY, Now includes tn Weat Lawton and Pleas 8 tb Regular 40c Ib.; Honey Comb Mint Taffy Jb Afte Stalls 18-25 MAY 9, 1913. Free Delivery Service rlaken and Beattie, Iman City and nier Beach, Ft. |~ Valley. | Pike Place Public Market Genuine Fin- STALL 204 CANDIES SOMETHING NEW Malted Butter Scotch special, Ib 20¢ Peanut Crisp and Taffy, Dinner Mints, Ib CHOCOLATES Vanilla, Strawberry, berry, Pineapple, Le Mint, Maple, Coffec d rolled, ib Victorias and Princess Choc », Ib 30¢ and 40¢, Hood’s Candy Kitchen 1509 Pike Place $1.00 | rire.% STALL 76 LOWER FLOOR T0K'0 TEA STORE BOOTH 136 — REAR MAIN Corner Public Market New Jersey Butter, 8 ibs R. NELSON °SUGA can buy here at © saving of M Columbia River the om the Dollar? had, 1b. 10¢ E. . KNAIER Mall Ne, Philadelphia Fis Lower Floor 256 + sees ovessHowisey—26 pid glad us é ng Beef, ‘lie Ib; Good Steaks, 15¢ Ib pany kon Dinner, 25¢ Mrs. DelLong—O STALL 10 mall white, best quality, 4 Ibs Scare Beans»... pit tap, New Potatoes, 4 Ibs. 10¢.....-- socreresscecceces Brown—208 ea WOME. Ti RIE. cass senses dn cagciey be nchecens « Boston—64 FREE Get Ready for the FREE GoLo ‘pust Stalls 201 Berry Season Gold Dust 18c i} EVERY DAY 22-57-40 BY GERTRUDE M, PRICE . [ af ~} The Stare Moving Picture Expert Choice Jersey Butter, 2 Ibs........--5+++55 65 | Presenving Kettles | | shor Wleconsin Full Cream Cheese, per Ib seeee 20¢ | 8 tnd t. | | | LOWER FLOOR, ANNEX. "Be ping : ant By MO id noe Public Market , anf r- Corner Public Market p Sanitary Public Market EGGS ———- nan Haddie, SPECIAL Local Ranch 38c SUGAR ONLY@ |. ----- 20c Booths 201 - 54-40 ff Coiwnvia river Salmon, lb 18¢ Mild or sharp Why pay more when you Cheese, 206 T-quart O14 English Grayware, | | * ¢Sty v Irip Handle | Your choice of these two articles Free with your purchase of 1 Ib Apple Special Yellow | $1 Newton Pippin Box Del. Santa Clara Prunes, large size, 8 Ibs. - Bhe Fancy Italian Prunes, 3 Ibs. fo 2he TRY jolden Dates, 4 Ibs ANGEL BLEND COFFEE and Jumbo Pea at Has ‘em al! beat r be The kind in the pink bag. sired cote ‘5e BGRAND UNION TEA CO. , Asparagus and Rhubarb, oe SANITARY PUBLIC MARKET and MAIN STORE ROLOFF—62-66 F Stall 15—Lower Floor. 716 Pike Street Lower Floor KELLY & STEVENS Good Creamery 3p 100 Lbs Sugar’4-> 25c Rhubarb Pies. 15¢ oe eee re, “i 4 SATURDAY ONLY Strictly Fresh Eegs, 2 doz..45¢ is ae . Z SY Sy we gy GRAND UNION BAKING POWDER It Stapds the Tests Makes cakes and biscuits fluffy and light 7 bars Crystal White Soap 25¢ A. MALMBERG 7 bars 8 Monday Soap 25¢ feall ot Lower Floor fy 7 a8 Best Naptha Soap .25¢ 8 bars Lenox Dp 2he ay Soap 25¢ ker at 1S¢ dozen. FF STALIA 14-36 FLOOR—SANITARY MARKET Strictly Fresh Stamped Eggs, dozen First Grade Jersey Butter, 2 lbs. 65¢: 3 Ibe. .- Round Steak... Pot Roast...... Sirloin Steak. ... . . CARNATION MILK 3 LARGE CANS, ibe vik Tea) with 1 ib ® flea or Folger’s or Golden Weat Co! ttoe, MURRAY MEAT CO. STALLS 2-3-5-24-25 16c’ Shoulder Mutton. .. .9c llc Loin Mutton Chops. 15c .18c | Veal Roast........ 14c Rib or Loin Pork Chops, 18¢ MURRAY LEADS—OTHERS FOLLOW Se Bishop's Catsup + 18e ours Lumber Soap, 10 for . 25¢ Cone’s Grocery Lower Floor JOSH WISE SAYS barber shop.” A —| to Eat tf 1 oppo ¢ Is i an to marry. free of charge at any time. |f Cabaret Vaudeville, 8 p. m. to peared. On her bureau Mra ia. @. d a note, Table d’hote Dinner, with pint fano ideal Place for Your to T am TONY 1913 Picnic — ——_ | A search of Tacoma w ade 4 but in va Letters were sent to GOLDEN GARDENS Edwin J. Brown, Dentist Ida Koski and the Ba City 71a tat Ave We Have No Vendors If you want the real MORE WORK IS | THEIR DEMAND CHICAGO, May 9% “Longer Mexican flavor, try the hours and more work, or we strike | Excited confers ren today follow ad jthis unique construction em 18 & TAMALE . + GROTIO 1511 THIRD Just Above Pike Phone Main 5306 matum, af which they only received five hours employment. of wine, T5c We Stand Back of Our Work ; for 12 Years : t di Painless Dental Work | “When Congressman Mockhiver home from Washin'ton, he Best pied 94) ingernaile manicured in a F st Jas chronic rheumatism, quickly relieves you of all your mis- roubles, dropay, diabetes or even | ery. . result You will find Croxone differen Soom ew. ou... 70€ | FLOWERS wane For Mothers’ Day | (Sunday, May 11) Sanitary Flower Warket 1523 First Avenue. Strawberries, 2 boxes, 15c Big Special on Apples by the box. “Quality Fruits at Low Prices” M. ROOT & CO. STORE C—1516 PIKE PLACE Cut Flowers and Plants, Floral Designs, Ete. Vashon Poultry Co. At Pike Place Entrance, Sani- tary Market Big Bargain in DRIED FRUITS r Extra Faney quality 200 Apr v wr Be Dealers in w altey Saturday Pacific Poultry Co. TOP FLOOR, CORNER MARKET Vrons, ‘ition $268, Fresh Dressed Poultry, Eggs and Poultry Supplies. Nice line Poultry killed to order. We Carry Nothing 3 rults of Quality R. FB. STANTON Stalle 81-33 live tended the recent eucharistic con- ference at Malta. His holiness ap- peared fairly strong. FEED COWS POTATOES HEALTH TODAY. CHEEAL . May 9.—¢ count Pope Piu of re | Mee T oscar OUR Exact @ ARTIST {Ines wher in audience the ton today, the lowest postolic delegation, which had at-! years st SICKNESS. COMES FROM WEAK, INACTNE KIDNEY sts but a trifle, anc 8 use at once. na few doses you ed how differently yo! Recent Reports Show Hun- dreds Suffer With Kidney |? Troubles and Don’t mi Know It. bladder tro because it removes ns out the them filter nous waste matter and uric nnoyance at night), who acid, that lodge tn the joints and \fail to realize the seriousness of muscles, causing rheumatism; | their troubles until such conditions soothes “and heals the bladder, and bladder inactive from all other re med es, the fil-/ not how no one can/ you have d healthy un the kid-| that erly. It Is even more | tako hat the bowels | o1 It m e blood IN BADGER HOLE ECHO, ‘Or, May authorities are today mystified the finding of 16 dynamite bom in a badg rear the old immi } : ‘grant a mile west of desired results the very first time age of the new discovery, Croxone, | 1 ready f¢ “THE OLYMPIC VIEW SANITARIUM” tric battery The bombs were found ‘4 AND 16 WEST HARMISON you use it as loaded with |! by an irrigation canal walker, care-|} j. an newly equipped and open to the public. If you are “troubled | d in old grain || with a chronic disease, spend a few weeks with us at the Sanitarium | ently bee he app and see the ¢ tte “t we have on your condition, Spectal doctors han | hole for’ months | your cases. Come and be at home at the Hl THE VERBIN ARION and tadies’ = ? choir will give their concert and|| @.yMric VIEW SANITARIUM j spring festival in the recital hall of || DR, NUERNBERG, joa Fellows’ temple next Thurs Tel. Queen Anne 3127. 14 and 16 West Harrison. day night, ae <=