The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 5, 1913, Page 8

. . 2 eS ts OPT RRS Sf CAPER STE OT Te TS TT LOANS ceeaepseneegncee canoe oo Our New Store CARROL’S S27 STOREY) 323 Pike Street Joshua Green Bldg.) By Gilson Gardner | WASHINGTON, Sept. 5.- (New “ I cannot imagine any Convenient to All Cars the United States should pay to private contractors twice as much for a manufactured arti SCENIC cle as the same article can be |, produced for in government AFE shops,” said Representative Cc Clyde H. Tavenner of Illinois | FIRST AND STEWART today Tavenner A PLACE TO EAT Continuous Cabaret Vaudeville P.M. provide for government manu facture of field artillery and small-arms ammunition at the Rock Island, Ill, arsenal. From 3 to 12 opti ly : y artillery cor at the Entertainers—8 8—High Class Ammunition Comes H y a saw le ts of th are mulctir rds show CUT | tems cerns ad RATE sition own arsenals. regula WE STAND BACK OF OUR WoRK FOR 12 YEARS’ GUARANTER Amalgam Filling 50c Up Gold Crowns $3 and Up Bridgework $3 and Up Full Sets Teeth $5 <i; ALBERT HANSEN Miveramith At His Jeweler a ls Now Locatec New Store 1010 Second Ave., Near Madison. Wanted one to kn Every that I set DIAMO: on the EASY PAY MENT PLAN. I have solved that We have thousands of Seattle pa-|| ENVIOUS feeling that existe tients who wil! tell you that they|[ more or leas between the person 1 de fit-|P abt 6 party who thought BEAL never knew that plates « ted so perfectly until they had us do the work. TIFUL Any work that doesn't prove sat isfactory will be repaired free of charge at any time. Come tn SOON—today, !f you wish —for FREE examination and esti- mate. 12-Year Guarantee to All Free Examination 207 University St, 24 and University St., Opp. Fraser-Paterson Co. Meat Prices Cut for Saturday The ng Eliminated Frye & t's s Markets The following big specials will be offered to morrow, Saturday: I have at you Now, al PETER MICHAEL JEWELER 1204 Second Ave. THE MAN THAT TRUSTS You. Fancy Fresh Dressed Hens, per Ib. ........22c 12¢ Choice Steer Pot Roast ... Choice L Mutton Choice Breast of 8 NINES nsua'e. édeoeania © | Choice Shoulder v (Our mutton Is of a superior Roast quality. Try it.) Choice Spare 12; 4 Cans Wild Rose Ribs ..... «+ halen 20 | mik 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.” Look for U. S. Purple Stamp. It signifies purity and quality. Shops Open Until 10 p. m. Low Colonist Fares On Sale Daily, September 25 to October 10 from all points in the East and Southeast to all pointa in the Pacific Northwest Have Your Friends Come West VIA THE “MILWAUKEE” The ONLY ROAD Operating ALL-STEEL TRAINS Between Chicago and the Pacific Northwest TWO THROUGH TRAINS DAILY “The OLYMPIAN’ —“‘The COLUMBIAN’” Completely electric Nghted, with new, comfortable tourist that have longer, higher and wider berths. Coaches. E ining cars, in which meals are served on the popular pay-only for-what-youw-order plan. Picket prepa not used. 1 id by mail or telegraph without any extra expense, and money will be-refunded For further tnformation about the low fares from the Fnat, trains, or service, call on or address : A. P. CHAPMAN, JR, Fae CRISWELL, Gen. Agt. Pass, Dept City Ticket Agent Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway SECOND AND CHERRY, SHATTLE has introduced in |, the house a series of bills to/! reason why the government of | U. S. MANUFACTURES AMMUNITION; PAYS DOUBLE IN MARKET for 8 Uncle Sam Could Save | | | | | SPOKANE, between } h at t owne a “as IN SALOON? The fight ra and sa arted sever PORTER 10 TALK = s invite mf to he ar MILLER ESCAPES TRIAL BY RONALD An affiday ——WIRE—— BRIEFS ELLENSBURG.—Staniey jell, night baggageman at was drowned yosterday in | depot, jthe Yakima river. PORT ANGELES.—™M. H. Madsen, 55, ranc totally ag made 2. her « blind by of G Mitch. | the N. P. tysburg, was the premature | jexplosion of dynamite. He was sink-| | | jeare enough about the | States. ing a well BELLINGHAM.C. B. Hughes, j harbormaster, at $8 a week, has re |signed because of complatnt that he drew his salary jof town. He }family did hi fend it. TRENTON, N. Fr elie of M for th ways a work loline, » doe Job to de-| J—Mra. Annie! Mm, was fined! $3,500 yesterday for attempting to {$35 ugglie jewelry into the United Her maid was fined $50. | Mr. Velie pald the fines. amounting to NEW YORK.—Christopher Moll. jer, wealthy sugar ref by cutting hotel tn London suicide cause of the death of his favorite daughter is the cause eee NEWARK.—Miae Nellie Sheridan, daughter of Sheridan, was a brid a few hours night she married T. C. morning with ¢ within Thursday seized within five super! Asy ny's | Port Orchard bay was drowned the | nvulsic ours BREMERTON lama, nte halt € aunch at Jas d eral Phil nd a widow Wednesday Wilson. On Wilson was ms and died the r st night and PHILADELPHIA.—In attempting to preve who were captured by the of two pris » P. Southern ustion at the NEW YORK.—Uncle, sire of many famous horses, was purchased yesterday by Price Headley for $28 500. WASHINGTON.—-A maid and a | skirt to whic h had bee n pinned bills $1,000 have diaappear ed from the home of Mra. William J Thomas bes _ MO sat on the dried, so th | scold him. The the combinat lice a INES nt hie Paul re looking for Masser, hing mother wouldn't NEW YORK.—Henry Billings Trown, aged 78, died yesterday at Bronxville, N. ¥ cee ROME.—Pope Plus X, from catarrh po dition TACOMA vice comm ite work of d h of the ee suffering t thr is re ed in a greatly improved con © public ser } began rmining the physical | valuation of the T. R. & P. Co. | Modern, — elegantly | ; translent 50c ta ) to $4.00. Virgin Jirginia St., near We ortisement furnished | 0 $1; mi | us Hotel, 804 stlake Ave, is | Hl we can serve i | New THE STAR—FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1913 | “THIS DAY IN HISTORY” °*. BY conpo| Tl THREE MILLION YEARS AGO TODAY EMERSON —ooe R, JR. SAID f “PAPA, way al {'s THEY SO MANY / STARS, PAPA 2 WHY Do THEY Be UP THERE, PAPA , WHY Do THE \? \ = wey £ et ae mW ORL nD, Rockete OLYME The Large Display of Bungalow Player Artistic Case Designs Number of Sales. pier by Possessing and These Popular Nee IS “RACE FOR QUEEN OF fe ' FAIR GETTING WARM The race for queen of the econd annual King county fair at the | VOTING COUPON Meadows next week le getting | King County Fair Popularity warm Contest Misses Vera Astry, Edna Moore and Honora Long are neck and neck, and all of them are running Most popular woman for queen, most popular child, and most popular or homely man. P VORO FOF oo ccvccenssvcccsoess Classification THIS COUPON COUNTS AS A CENT CASH VOTE It Has Always Been Good Now, It Is Better Than Ever strong, with a number of votes cached to be sprung at the proper time. Mine Alle andidate, ord, the nm labor ay be ve sted for an; ne candidates, or new may be placed in the con may be cast w ithout the n at the rate of 1 cent a vote money in an envelope, name of your chotce on the | outside, and deposit ft In any of the sealed boxes, located at: | station—Yester way! Interurban " rest room. ery — Weetinke We think we | Star office—Seventh and have the best | Association office—440 New equipped cafe- Drag Store—Second and teria in the and Rink—Seve country and ‘|| How They Stand for Queen of the| you the best— lowest prices. at VEGETABLE SILK UNDERWEAR AND HOSIERY Looks Like Silk. Costs One-Fourth | | 302 People’s Bank Bidg., 2nd & Pike) Wing’s — TENTS AWNINGS PENNANTS Made to Order by Linquist & Lund, Inc. 220 Spring St Entott 6340 Remnant Sale DOUBLE ROLL 5c AND UP GOOD VALUES WALL PAPER W E have just received a carload of the newest and latest designs of imported paper hangings. We carry the largest stock of exclusive designs to be found anywhere in the Pacific Northwest. Estimates are given and contraets taken on interior decorating and house painting. The largest line of pictures, mouldings, etc., in the city you will find here. Picture framing is our | specialty. Cafeteria | Firstand Union anon, t for several b SPECIAL LOTS OF HATS FROLICH MILLINERY SPECIALS FOR FALL | » ‘ite co 5 ia ser devas: Et fe New YORK.—As a result of heaviest rainfall of the 3 < flooded today 5 A OY LE, a egin to realize the $3.50 and $5.00 PARLORS 392 Arcade Building WHO PLAY 1 The no is the dies Bungalow Player P “ee easily n, at _ LADIES’ SUITS . and $4 AT $27. 00 Vit Ganrantecd N. Y. TAILORS SOL Union st to pl c of the world’s greatest musicians. Bit ets getting longer and you, Mothers family together in the evenings in low Player Piano will help mightily. or sing, or dance, you can buy new, modern pla: our stores on the Coast. and in finishes to mate your furnishings. Combination Bench and Player. for particulars, TRY - ON- DAYS LAST TIMES TODAY AND TOMORROW you have not already been in to see this magnificent display of new Fall fashions in Regent tailoring, make up your mind right now that you will set aside some time today. or to- morrow for the purpose of see- ing the new things in women’s ng! *; wear. announcement—we simply been set apart patrons an opportunity ” on that it is and Winter. oughly familiar with the styles that are correct. that you are going to do so, then pay us a visit before to- morrow night. 1332-34.Second Ave., Near Union St 0 FILM SLAVERY APPEAL DENIED Bungalow Player Pianos Prove Popular, Indeed Finishes Resu Many Homes Being Made Hap- _ Only When You Play Yourself full power of mus greatest development of in a high-grade plano of mds to your lightest touch on your option, enables you and choose from the interpretation Keep Your Children Home Evenings Make your home enjoyable for the children. nd Fathers, want to keep the ‘our own homes, With {t your children can It will prove the greatest home biessing | Hear the Bungalow Player Piano Now—Today. | Do Not Put It Off. We are now displaying more Bungalow Player Pianos in our r rooms than have ever been shown in any of We have them in many case designs | They Are the Greatest Values in Player Pianos Ever Offered, Prices $485 to $575 $25 Worth of Music Free With Each SPECIAL TERMS OF PAYMENT If you cannot call, telephone Elliott 4377, or write immediately Sold Only on the Coast by As we said in our opening don’t pect you to buy—this week has purpose of showing our very complete stock and giving | our all the pretty new things decreed by Fashion shall be worn this Fall Dozens of new ideas are rep- resented among the many suits and coats, and it’s a duty you owe yourself to become thor- An applicang rs bY a oy on not the right © court, ig « tribanal click of Bg ‘tzenabip filation naturale Gorelieg rawn from ey Pianos in Many ts in a Large Instruments. 1 $30 to charm and N but how much we ody and harmony and IT 18 YOU and naturally your The nights are The Bunga trek, > =! — zi SOUREPIRPRSERSE SESees ex- for the to “try Dame Resolve