The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 11, 1913, Page 6

| 4 . be py * > a3 * * PER froor DENTISTRY 18 OEAR AT ities ty an chetinete set of FOREM KNUDSEN’S CHARGE A. R. Rutherford, foreman of the didate last fall, tn the «rand Jury |recent grand jury, today branded as | Beautiful Sots at $5, $10 and $15 per set, according to material used. | x A i & - Look for U. S. Purple Stamp. Fountain Pens O55 ¢ $2 to 96 Vatuecs SHAW'S PHARMACY nd Av. and Madison St. "ENT SucTioNm ANY PRICE Our True-to-Nature others because of the fine hip and high quality y combine comfort and appear usefulness and durability Many artficial Sets of Teeth keep housewife so busy “sucking them that no time is left to get the Mdren ready for school, A per) Teeth out has something else to do than) —— ‘True-to-Nature Teeth behave. = | Boston Dentists AN ANSWERS MOOSE $ report - 2490-29 Second Avenue. surd the charge that he ree | arta eat ee eee eee a ee actuated by pereonal animus to rap] 44 by an affidavit from Superinten Commissioner Knudsen. against ee Tm present location 1! years Meat Prices Cut for Saturday The Middleman Eliminated The following big specials will be offered to- morrow, Saturday: ao. PTT. s NOG: | Chetes Otecr ret 12! tite secttnn to ot « exporter Roast, per Ib.......... 1420 Mtoe (heck) occ DERG | Rise cc tee cecceseee LOR ‘The above prices will prevail at the following markets: OLYMPIC MARKET, Second and Pike, SEATTLE MARKET, Occidental and Yesler Way. WESTLAKE MARKET, Westlake and Pine. AMERICAN MEAT CO,., Third and Jefferson. WESTERN MEAT CO., Western Avenue and Spring. CASCADE MARKET, Lower Floor Westlake Market. BALLARD MARKET, 5443 Ballard Avenue. Our Motto: “From Packing House to Consumer.” GOVERNMENT INSPECTED MEAT. It signifies purity and Shops Open until 10 p. m. 3 quality. whom he was an unsuccessful can dent of City Utilities V {Judge Humphrtes ye |stricken from the grand Jury report the attack on the north district commissioner. Valentine's aff davit related to the cost and spect fications of paving. The grand jury report questioned Knudsen's honesty {n the matter of awarding the Barber Asphalt Co, a contract for warrenite paving for part of the North Trunk road. Al though Commissioner Hamilto voted as did Knudsen, Hamilton ¢» caped «rand jury criticiem. “I was not a candidate agains! Knudsen tn the sense tmplied,” say Rutherford. “Before the primartes last September I was one of sever or eight candidates on the repulb Mean ticket for the notination Kaudsen was also one of the cand dates. The progressive party then withdrew, and I became a progres sive candidate on the progress!y ticket. I was defeated for the nor ination, and it was Tom Dobson who ran against Kaudsen, not 1” Knudsen's complaint against the grand jury report, filed June 17 Was kept secret until brought up tr j Judge Humphries’ court. The or fginal report of the grand jury was made to Judge Ronald. La, La! Parasols for Policemen! WASHINGTON, July 11-—Para |sol cop is the latest thing, and the advance guard, Patrolman J. © Holmes, is stationed at 50th and New York aves. He stands there under @ huge par asol fastened tn the middle of the | street, for all the worlddike a giant toad under a toadstool. The para sol not only affords relief from the hardships of the weather to the of. | flcer, but assists drivers of vehicles in directing the course of travel Open an account tomorrow? To be sure—don’t wait a moment! We will tell you why: With our long established system of merchandising on the partial payment plan we make it possible for you to secure anything needed in wearing apparel on Credit. Read carefully—ANYTHING YOU WANT ON CREDIT. Can you beat this offer? Our store is filled from bottom to top with the very latest designed, well-tailored garments ever gathered to- gether on the Pacific Coast—and at very low prices. This fact in itself is enough to hold a very heavy patronage, but when we offer to you in addition a chance to dress well at all times with- out paying the full price at once, there is no need to go-without clothes. A Useful Sottvenir ig FRE With Each Purchase a We will give with each and every purchase a beautiful souvenir, something not only pleasing to look at, but available for every day use. Some- thing practical and not to be laid aside after a few days. . F ,REMEMBER—this gift from us to you will have no effect whatevers on the price of any- thing you wish to buy or the credit arrange- ments you wish to make. of selling men’s and women’s apparel is still in force and always will be at your disposal. Our very liberal way ¢'s TODAY’S STYLES TODAY Beginning Tomorrow We Start Gigantic Operations to Secure 1,500 More Dignified Credit Accounts Eastern GS Ss, ? LP \N \ W N Make Your First Payment Then a Little Each Week or Month Ask for the Souvenir 1332-34 Second Ave., Near “SEATTLE'S RELIABLE CREDIT HOUSE” THE STAR—FRIDAY, JULY 11, 1913. HELLO, OSGAR. JST IN TIME. SIT DOWN UND HAF SOME LEMONADE ON Me CARE EFL HOW ON Come on and Right thin way, ladies! The most remarkable vollection of freaks, montrosities and remarka bilities ever gathered under one tent, all for a nominal price of ad mission. Yop, the big show fs on. The long heralded Moose carnt t}val, of which Mra. Ivalue Proelss was chosen queen, opened last night at Third ay, and Lenora st.,| with a fanfare of trumete and ruffle of drums, It will continue during Potlatch week All of the allurements of a three iringed ctrous and a lot of things no ordinary circus would attempt, are trotted out for the entertain ment of the crowd $3.25 Lawn Mower $2.19 Cakiweife Lawn Mower, with tool steel blades, Seturday only $2.19. $8.00 Ball Bearing Mower $5.98 $8.00 Caliwell’s Pamous Ball Bearing, high wheel, with tool steal biades. $5.98 COLQUHOUN HARDWARE CO. 1426 Third Ava ‘ Henry @. Jackson, re ¥ nounced that he wor medical certificates of all the |] men he married, VELL, 1 DON'D bo — BUT, ADOLF, CAN With the reorganization of t Washington State Art Association and the election of new officers, a campaign was launched today for a 600,000 auditortum, to accommo | » the largest conventions tn the country, ax well as to provide for an art institute. } H i the new officers ts J. E Chilberg, president of the Chamber of Commerce. A similar movement was starte several weeks ago by women's clubs, the plan then urged being the buflding of a muntcipal audi torfum., The officers and members executive board of the art a tlon number some of the wealt nen in Seattle. J. C. Ford president of the Pacif € Steamship Co. was chosen © president; C. H. Cobb *, Douglas of the Bullding Co. were ¢ vice president and spectively; Louls Hi independent Brewery Co. hosen treasurer | The board of truntees is componed as follows: F. A. Ernst, R. L. Spar.) sar, F. 1 Shaw, John Considine, J.| T, Heffernan, D. F. Skinner, EB. F.| J. R. Miller, P. Spooner then, C. Ford, A. 8. Taylor, Fred E der, Edgar J. Wright. J. W.| McBurney, F. H. Osgood, Louts teh, J. F. Douglas and G. L. Here. As at present planned. posed auditorium will undoubtedly | be located on the University alte leased by the Metropolitan Rullding the pro-| Co., on Fourth and Fifth avs, tween Union and Seneca sta. Be} ONE ADVANTAGE. IN BEING A TWIN NEW YORK, July 11—When Martin Kaides of Perth Amboy, N J, waa assaulted he rushed to the police with a complete description of the assailant. Detectives ar. rested the Sutch twins, Peter and | | Stephen, and locked them up In the | |county jail at New Brunswick yes-| | torday As soon as Kaldes saw Stephen | he amiled and said “Ab. That's the very man.” Then Warden Hildebrand let out) | Peter, and Kaides scratched hin | head and exolaimed “But that's the m too!" After picking Stephen twice and / "Peter thrice, Kaides gave it up and) the police say their twinship will | probably save the Sutches from fur | ther confinement. | Latest Dance Is Luncheon Lurch | WASHINGTON, D. C., July 11 |The “luncheon lurch” {s quite the newest dance tn Vashington | Leaders of society have caught }on to the new steps which, to be | properly danced, should be indulg Jed in Just before luncheon, Arm the lurchers are Miss Katheri | Elkin: Misa Dorothy Williams Miss Sallie Williams, Miss Kather tne Pritton, Miss Marguerite Par. bour and Mrs. James F. Curtis GIRLS WRITE BOOK TO SIMPLIFY LAWS CLEVELAND, O., July 11—The embryo lawyer of today, who will be the brilliant plea of tomor row will owe a debt of gratitude to two Cleveland girls for 4 massive volume filled with simple {nterpre- tatlons of Oblo's | The girls are Miss Ruth Winch, 22, daughter of Judge Louls H. Winch, and Miss | Ruth Jenkins, 18 | The book Is being prepared by |the girls under the supervision of Judge Winch, and will be known as “phe History of the Laws of Ohio.” Society Couple Before Marrying MONTCLAIR, July 11—Phe ||P A ttt tine of ancy Roasting and Pry- Gemet teak aad ae Fancy Queen Oltvea, pt 206 first. wedding here in which ing Chickens at all times, re BOOTH 19 health certificates will be re- || J The most sanitary stall Ii tho market, 319— 3 quired of bride and bridegroom will be that of Miss Ethel Dan- fels Phillips and Aubrey Luther |] Whittemore of Rogers Park, Chi- cago. | Miss Phillips ts well known in Montclair society, She will be married in the Christian Unton Congregational church The pastor of this church, the Rev Never fails, Butler’s Liquid Tooth Filler stops the ache, Drug: gists 25c,—Advertisement, 5,000, Phone 100-LB SACK PURE CANE SUGAR Fonda's Adolf Is Caught in an Extravagant Mood, and He Treats RecKlessly ‘CHILBERG BEHIND | | BIG PLAN TO BUILD GREAT AUDITORIUM Its capacity ts intended to seat wt, and the auditorium leted tn time for 1915 ho big convention year in Seattl WESTLAKE PUBLIC MARKET_, to b Big Saturday Specials PREPARE FOR YOUR FRIENDS) , STALLS 199-189 Snider's Cateup, 2 botties . Summer Sausage, 3 ibe < The enly piace in the market Morrie half, ole Rosating Chickens, Ib... Extra fine Back Bacon, by piece Main @089, call for Stall 125, o wack Molly, Contennt STONG’S MARKET WHh Quality and Quantity. BAH, vor Do I CARE FoR EXPENSES! COME HERE, WAITER. Worker; Her Parents Are in rents of Miss Wanda Hu young daughter of ealthy family, and James big Indianapolis brewery, who eloped tn an automob’ had climbed through a window of her home. inaugurated by the license to the fleeing couple Fifth, Sixth and Pine Free Delivery to All Parts of the City The Largest Retail Distributors of Foodstuffs on the Pacific Coast. POTLATCH WEEK Big saving prices all over the market. A large variety of foodstuffs to choose from. Make your Shopping easier and a pleasure, instead of a drudge. The Westlake is open, light and airy. Market will be in holiday attire, and exceptional specials will prevail all week, Show your visiting friends the largest public market west of Kansas City. waver kr BIG CANS CARNATION MILK WITH A PURCHASE EGGS, fresh from the farm every morn- | a ING «oe weve cninn on sseeeeree-Z doz, 65S¢ 4c ie 4 Carnation Jersey Fresh churned oT $5.10 “$1.0 ent, High Piigh Kero ink TOKIO GROG BN25 STALL 10¢—GROCERY West's Home-Made Candy Specials! tttle, Ib. > Peanut Bri ut Ps Fancy Lemons 4: vow Potatoes, Royal Anne Cherrto STALLS 200-915 LUCKY STRIKE FRUIT CO: Fifth and Pine, next te corner. Large Cantaloupes, § for .... Currants, basket ..... Brenneman & MclIntosh : Fancy “Baoon, 1b. B, & M. all pork Tink Saunage, 1b. 15¢ thooolates, Ib. 600 ORANG MONS, ¥ Salmon, 1b, Trerring, 1b Malthut, 2 tbs. Hi-Grade Candies 200 Peanut Rrittio, 400 Viotoria, Princess STALL 808 . . Por Big Special at Stall 342 today, only, ee o civ AO very ‘variety In 25¢ the price i» rieht e eevceg Si 342—342—342_342 PACIFIC COAST FISH CO, Stall 908 Full Cream Cheese, Ib. ........ Stong %: 23 Iba Granulated Sugar @1.00 with $1 grocery order, specials mot’ included. Sou No 60 sack Patent Flour No. 10 sac ok oy 10 sack Flour. Scans Fancy Corn. Hard Wheat Fiou Pure Cocoa, Ib, . Quaker Oats, pkg. Pepper, Mustard ana ke. plo Whe pkg. Olympic Pan 3 100 pha. Jello or Ghirardellt's Coo © Flour Bromangelon Shocolate, 1b, 4 Ibe. Macarond . | 250 patie Karo 8yrup 4100 pkam Sei 4 100 pen, & tS ANAANAARA S9ABGIRIAI999492904 © cans Pepper, mon, Ginger or Cloves . 8 boxes Searchileht Matches ... cane Milk, with purchase ..__ bare Crystal White Soap, with 1S bottle Prepared Mu: Head Rica, 3 Iba, jo Red Gate Co: 0 bulk Cocoa Iba Peanuts 388 g : H ie FA aoae 2 por p8 , "ce Ga 4 dos Frutt Jar Rin, THOMPSON'S P UT Get Doctor’s O. Ke fy rene ce sce gag | Eee ER g | SUTTER, B. ..... tay Thi 22¢ to B0e pecials go all next week, | Fancy Dill Pickies, dos STONG’S GROCERY ‘Tromt yourself and Potlatch visitors with real home made bakery goods, made at Mrs. R's Home Rakery. Finest oukes, bread and pastry in the olty Home-Made th. SMOKED MEAT HOUSE Stall 309—Main Floor. he bes, in Smoked MQ Poultry and Sausages, try this stall, « he berry ithe, and + one all Fresh dre Joon ‘on Frowh Fide Oe | Bhourger STALL 226 Loin Roast Annex, Stall 1, Words by Schaefer Music by MacDonald WAITER, ORING US ANODDER Brewer Elopes With Girl Temperance SHERIDAN, Ind, July 11.-—A thrilling automobile pursult was Miss Hutchins is a prominent temperance worker. clerks in Northern and Central Indiana were wired not to issue a A Carnation Free to Every Purchaser In the Bakery Line Booth 318—THE BUSY CORNERS—Booth 317 4 LARGE CANS CAR. NATION MILK .. .25¢ WITH ORDER CORNER GROCERY STALL 352 M. A. HANSEN CO. Stall 20—Lowee Floor, 400 Supreme Riend Coffea, Swift's Machine Steed Bacon, 1b. ROE LOCAL EARLY ROSE POTATOES, 11 Ibs. 25c Fancy Tomatoes, Ib. 5c Stall 30—Meat Section § FUSS & CO. itary Butchers STALES 110-911-112 ork, 10. Circle W Pure Lard, tho Meats noted for Quality {s our motto, Meat Section, —, Pursuit All county 25 i rer, 2 ibs, eres tit eo e Be 10¢