The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 16, 1913, Page 6

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THE STAR—FRIDAY, MAY 16, 1913 ——————— = — [VOr, ADOLF, You VanT A JODY Come wir) Des ist FUND DIS K ME —— I GET You EMPLOYMENT De v Der Is VERE DER A SVE CLUB, es Ere De MEMBERS een aie th yaad €AT. e THANK) You % nda P, — ‘OSGARe 1 (WOULT LIKE To VORK ATA SVeur cLuB. 2 nhchndd A Place to Eat Cabaret Vaudeville, § p. m. to lam Table ¢ of wine, e Dinner, with pint HANSEN shed ALBERT Esta Precious Stones, Fine Jewelry, Sterling Silver Corner First and Cherry SRATTUD Phone Main 963 Eyres Transfer Co. Office 114 Jackson St. Some Athlete, This ‘‘Freshie’’ at Vassar! She Fractures Several Records; Was Vas Brothers’ Chum ELECTRIC STRIKE IS FIGHT TO FINISH pe | Haggerty of the State Federation € Labor, and E, E, Smith, vice i t of the International Bre rhood of Electrical Workers. In « letter to Smith and Haggerty Britton declared the company for EVERETT. SRATTLE INTEBRURBAN RAILWAY EVERETT | To Limited SAN FRANCISCO, May 16. of the flat refusal of Gen Britton of the Slectrie Co, to the Light | result oral Mana $30. fatly ger JL A an oon 25 years had neg separately ral Califor. With the labor unions tn its employ fia as and that {t declined ® deviate tr ym this plan. A portion of Britton's letter stat ed that “the Light and Power coun by {te arbitrary action In de the strike, after refusing Just and reasonable requests company ola the com onaider further The company ts “STAR WANT ADS BRING RESULTS LADIES’ SUEDE of this pany to decline to relations with !t willing now to begin negotiations separately with any of the crafts h are involved in this strike, king to a satisfactory end of the ARREST MAN FOR FRIGHTENING GIRLS } Harold Lewis, 38, was arrested by Patrolmen Johnson and Hem- phrey as he stepped off a Renton »wing ® report that a man, ng his description, has been | & Kirts at Riverton and JUST IN P them. The man caused Black Suede Shoes. button, black t and was drives cloth top, Goodyear welt soles, short all be ve. He took , igh the sheriff and aig new high toe. An extra value s Spm = | for ... soe comeee y jall NORWEGIANS CELEBRATE The Norwegian Singing society, | together with the Norwegian Tur ners, bave arranged to celebrate the 17th of May, Norway's Inde lence day, at Lesch! Park pa- i k in the evening. They will be assisted by the Nor den Singing society of Ballard. The program will consist of songs, music and athletic exhibition. At- torney Carl B. Halls will make a BIG GIRLS’ SHOES, Brown Suede and Tan Russia, button, low heel; | made especially to fit growing feet. Splendid soles that wear, at. ... $3.00 A FULL LINE OF EDUCATOR SHOES Hoyt Shoe Co. Formerly Raymond & Hoyt. MISS ELIZABE TH A. HARDIN short address in honor of the ¢ : m4 Miss Elizabe . Hardin, 1 by Dorothy Smith of 204 feet, 1402 THIRD AVENUE After an Sit the erence at the abet Miss Hardin's father is i dancing rd est by Miss 1 Box aaa Milholiand, the strenuous wuftra ew record of 83 nd in fill HERE YOU ARE! TELL | TIME AT NIGHT BY CLOCK ON CEILING | Hair Is ‘Scared. _ Off Man’ sHead Your Clothes THE BEST CLOTHES MADE YET! | river of an aut with his car and so that his hair, . rows fe re are Bradbury System Clot is tailored exclusively greatly Inter for the tern Outfitting Stores on the Pacific Coast. case Every s every pattern. is practically a personal order _ | and must con of the tailoring essentials which ALL MAKES OF make a suit k and appearance all the time better ¢ new for “ : Rep aw's Pharmacy, Spring » models and 1d Madison St trustwort THE BRADBURY PRICES START AT And Your Credit Gives You Your Own Time to Pay the Bill | BULL BROS. Just Printers |; | 1012 THIRD MAIN 1043 yk ine WH Ay wip, AVIS ND, sELECTRO? PTT Tae HAMANN PTY soe Laoy ATTEN. | EXAMINATION How many times have you awnk- | ened suddenly in the morning to find that you've two hours more to| convenient way to buy after all— sleep and then, through your exer , th le. Buy what [tions to find out the time found] | cab will | If so thoroughly wake . > ees you couldn't go back to s I at a time. weekly ain? | way most convenient to you, It need not do no tf you possess raelf of a littl invented, It fe a ne fita over the clock and looks vice re like a Victorian Shoes for Men no) | It contal comb Stetson Hats—Clarkson Hats P uervetiastora cance Cat New Furnishings for Spring dL thas bata rau ets Everything in Men’s Wearing Apparel 1 with tho light, which in med, ay h the button | " ae © TERMS TO. SUIT n view and very large 6 GEST DENTIST? Y THAT YOU nof the face of the AN OMTAW IN THE CITY AND ‘AT sowing the exact time. THe QHEATESS POSSIALE PRICES = " WE ‘D0 EXAGTLY;AS We CHANGES HIS PLEA (NA otapramiann rrr = GUARANTEED,15° YEARS Guy R. Tobias withdrew his plea ra of not guilty and pleaded guilty to Laboring: People’s the charge of attempting to ctren fe. ba Dentists” late orthles bank notes: The P 1332-34 Second Ave. les. Waa ctarad dunt. prioe to (ie hr intige agp ans ip tat Pam MME °F ECTAO DENTAL; PARLORS icaichidceepainasaauaunacanedl calms trial resulted in a disagreement. of MMU MUao Ma Opposite Public Market the jury. No Wonder That Some People Want to Rush Out and Join I. Ww. Ww.’ S | If William Randolph Hearst certain circles here that it has in ange his business eff § REF RT | Amertoa arrange h usiness affairs ty Words by Music by Condo Diss 133 { funip Dis vere YOU (Iss Vere vou) a Sceep, eaTt =” l Res a i a the same Jealousy among mit him to take the trip, he wil Prof. Meany, head of the history one of the 10 editors to take tq Nashington, will address the Seat. | the ber of Commerce, Hg tle Business Girls’ club next Mon-| t¢ day evening at 7 o'clock lic I invited MEAT PRICES CUT AGAIN FOR SATURDAY The Middlemen Eliminated at FRYE & CO.’S MARKETS Tomorrow (Saturday) the fc ing big specials will be offered a our arkets Fancy Fresh Dressed Hans, per lb. Chotce Steer Pot Loin Pork By United Press Le Wire = The pe BERLIN, May 16 Bhrlich, head of the government in stitute for experimental therapy at/| Frankfurt, today formally announo- | ed it will be many weeks before he| feels he can publish the ad with the Fri ulosia bacillus : ernment had ask br report today on the testa with the much-| Professor | — a results he imann tuber. nh gov has h dincussed cy | Shortly before leaving for Amer-| Roast 126 Roast fea Dr. Friedmann turned over to Cholce Ory 13 4 Cans Wil Professor Ebriich a culture of his| Pork (backs) ........ c Milk .. cure upon request from govern-| [mg Cholce Steer Bolling 11 Best Washingtor mental authorities who wished to| Beet .-. 00 eer evees C | Creamery Butter thoroughly test {t. Medical experts | ene today declared that Professor Bbritch’s refusal to make a report # an evidence that the tubercular patients he h rogresne ery as was Dr, Friedman n argued that covery of Dr. Friedmann has en-' WE.STLAKE PUBLIC MARKET Fifth, Sixth and Pine BIG SATURDAY SPECIALS EVERY LINE OF BUSINESS IN THE MARKET IS REPRESENTED BY A TILIKUM. Yakima Bu oom, enck. 65E Your Inet ehi to get them at this < STALL 25) he et 6 Look for the U. & pus Shops open until 10:60 p.m] STONG © frrinsing prices on you lower every SEE LT EO Andresen & Petersen Successors to Morluck & Andresen |. tim t 3 the Granulated & . 1,00 | fame loeation—-N. corner Section], With $1.00 In grocerien, specials to Basement not tn : Hot enna ce Alwaye in the Lead with Quaitty and pf jiey 7 ccenuennial Best. Patent Excel. Low Prices “QUALITY THE HIGHEST — “PRICES THE LOWEST REAL BARGAINS FOR SATURDAY ummer Rausage, 2 Ibe abe Wstra fine sharp Cheese, 1 206 21 Lbs. Sugar... .$1 ‘© Cateup, 260 etze ...... Oe oF She No. 50 Sack Hard Home-made Peanut Butter, extra 2 Ibe “We're here, ware there” “Tks a Bean” STONG’ 's MARKET * TALIA 388-138 Fixtra Specials for Saturday on all a In Basement Ibs. Granulated Q 4! Sugar Delivered with a $1.50 purchast The last two articles with other ‘These prices roy of all next week FRUIT DEPARTMENT Sale on New Potatoes. From 10 to 12 10 Lbs. New Potatoes, 15¢ 1° Pig Pork Sausage ser 15. » tie riders. npound Lard. 4 large cans Milk irs A InKT's 100- Ib. Sack Sugar $4. 75 Lowest Prices STONG’S GROCERY, Cor. @th and Pine] 6 Ibs. Choice Prunes... Cascade Meat Co. Stalls 1-2-3-4-5-6-7 Fancy Fresh Dressed Hens, |b 23c Choice Steer Pot Roast, Ib. 12c Choice Dry Salt Backs, Ib. 13¢ 2 cans Peaches or Apricots, Bob White 7 bare Loin Pork Roast, Ib. 16c Lucky Strike Fish Co Stalls 325-326 tare Crystal White Boap 3° ‘ ( Nt 4 cans Wild Rose Milk | minnon Herring, 1b Fresh Strawberries, | ---.°°5) coca 25c d ‘ Fresh Churned Wash- ington Creamery Butter, || SGN arn 30g | TODAS See PHONE ELLIOTT 2867 Rocie, Frincews Satay LUCKY STRIK orner Fifth a ae n Mille akew “STALL 204 EOPLE'S BUTTER STORE STALL 105—LOWER FLOOR ned Wash 50c ahe each eat relates a ¢ Frutt eon Peas, STAL LS 200-215 ‘ston Cre Oliver STAI * Sr h Local Ranch Ege, STAL e 205—OPP. CREAMERY Brenneman & Mclntosh STALLS——— 116 Miisa< Ib Choice Pork Roast Shoulder of Lamb, Lamb Chops, Ib Cc. A. MYERS Stall 12—Union Shop 16¢ FUSS & COMPANY Sanitary Batehers, Where Qualtty Counts kitled Chickens, Ib. nuine Circle W Lamp Sate er Pork I Yean, 1D 2 rhia is the most Sanitary Stall tn the Market, where everything {# kep! under ase Give us a trial rams #4 ore, each We handle Swift's Premium Lamb box 104, a STAVE. is _LoWEW FUDGE Oe Everything kopt under ss STALL 801 ane It ~ aan tell? Haltbut, 2 Ibe F Fancy e-rown Rhubarb, .111- mbt, 2h Abe STALLS 110 bs " Kis STALL 340

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