The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 12, 1914, Page 7

e-Organized Veith- Cammack Co. Sale ment There never has been never be in this store other th : manufacturer . : ” acta anufacturers of America and Europe Phere never has been and there never shall be ar Id ¢ ‘a to you but which « irries wit t fu ve assurance that every article t g re rice or cut price—must render you full 1 com plete Satisfaction or that article will be replaced Broken Sizes, Very Special — $18.00 and $25.00 Men's and Ye 5.00 Men's and Young Men t, highest quality, most eattle at $20.00 to $26.00. Inc ester garments, America’s finest read service clot Choose now $15.00 $25.00, $28.00 and $30.00 Men's and Young Me garments that will rival in fine tailoring, and exclusive fabrics the very best custom t at double the cost, English Weave Blue Serge S That represen: it: d of value ao been yours un ); warra fadeless, sunprc sive full $ ited timate eS $45, OO English-Finish Gold Bond Blue Serge Suits You cannot buy finer fabric, finer taflor- ing or more distinctive style in a J Serge Sult under $30.00. All siz models Overcoats $15.50 and $18.50 Represented are $20.00 and $30.00 values. Sale of Men’s Straw Hats Straw Hats tn newest styles and blocks, made by America’s leading manufacturers. Regu- $ PM 6 5 larly $3.50 and $4.00 sande Large assortment of highest grade Straw Hats. Regularly sold at $4.50 and $5.00. $ 3 6 5 . (Soft and Stiff Hats included) Men’s Silk Hosiery Regular 50c grades of Imported Silk Sox, reinforced heel and toe, in black, biua tan, gray and white .... 2 5c Sale of Men’s Shirts All new sty! laundered prices $2.00 and $2.50 Sale of Men’s Silk Shirts $4.00 and $4.50 Men's Silk Shirts tn a large va- ogre 0 aa $1.85 Men’s Silk Tie Sale York's newest craze in 8 ar-in-Hands, tn nd Crepe T gns and plaids, Reg Here's a Laas Cash Plena for You ts from tore, who is also la: er in Seattle, This Coupon Is Good for One Dollar on all purchases of Fur in to the salesman sa “CAMMACK CO. M. A. WEISE, Manager Seattie’s Leading Distributers Adier-Rochester Fine Clothes, Knox and Stetson H also Manhattan Shirts Second Avenue, Cor. James Street Open Saturday Till 10 P. M. THE SHANGHAI CO. assay wl Fine Silk Garments for Women S Stockings, all sizes; regular aid Saturday at 25c Pair Ladies’ House Dresses, great reduction for Saturday only. Regular $2.25. Saturday, Only $1.50 THE SHANGHAI CO. 1323 Third Av.—Opposite Postoffice Family Washing 6c Pound Model Electric Laundry MAIN 507. 1201 FIRST AVE. Seattle Suffrage club picnic June! r ng Men's md Overcoats and Raincoats. Many $ 1 2 Pye ) 0 clares at always Ore fer $20.00 English Raincoats, Balmacaans, Motor Coats and Spring and Fall |to get to t EATS 213 ONIONS TO GET A $1,000 TRACT and exclusive fabrics. Soft = ffs, pleated and plain. Regul $1. 35 Neckwear—the large spotted 55c rf advertising for the Imost a total strane ra Five Per Cent Cash HERE Cantaloupes reach market Three deaths, one at county hos Nine marriage licenses Issue Two file sult of divorce King County Democratic club cel Follies Issaquah ferry dance, Lake Twelve births reported A » Parent-Teacher meeting to Tailors will se shops at 1 Million and half trout caught by |» Mrs. A. F. Booth, 531 13th av. & Jefferson Park Wom Improve Parent-Teacher meeting, Walla|y Miss Sarah E. Springer, speaker at Y. W. C. A. vesper services, Sun Fifty attend Native Daughters’ banqe at Washingt Annex High school girls will » 1 week t Y¥. W. C, A. Yee t r Seattle Christian Endeavor an s plonic at Re Broadway ser ndo beach Saturda: Richard Sweaaey, Humbolt North Phinney Improvement club Queen Anne high students hear Frank Darling Rosedale h Vice Adm np Condition of Adial Stevenson, for Jent, 11 at Chicago eved b exe Duncan McMartin, discoverer of famous Coba mines, dead New shingle mill at Bunker, near G.C. Wick and Anna Christensen, | of 8 tle, Heensed to wed at Tacoma D. M. Sheldon, 26, of Prinevile, " suspected of at tin home. Three “trusty” state convicts es ry Wallace, Des | Moines, ta. en 156 Col, Roosevelt. dances Virginia Experts says eruption of Mt. Lac i} ATO RIDE FATAL spital. DAVENPORT, ta., June 12.— Edward Meyer, a farmer, 20 years old, outdistanced five competitors in an onlon-eating race, consuming 213 onione in 33 minutes for a wager of one acre of onion land at Pleasant Valley, north of here. The land is worth $1,000 per acre Meyer grew the onions eaten in the contest. His nearest competitor ate but 178 onions in the same length of time Meyer wagered he could eat more onions than any man lowa. The deed to the land has been transferred PRIMROSE EMBLEM OF FRENCH SUFFRAGETS Special for Saturday French Strawberry Pie, Something New, Each 40c St. Germain Bakery 409 Pike St 1517 Pike Place Market iy ‘ cor miner, loses pointed recelver tractor Petersen, on Che Vice President 0. W. Price o' Grand "Duke Adolph Frederick of ned $200,000 appro Un dentified robber held up Dan. Foley Cathartic T Are a Wonder (They Contain Blue Flag) ‘ablets Surely Daily Excursion to Navy Yard AT BREMERTON See battieship Oregon, cruis ere Pittaburg, Charleston, » U. &. 8, Davis, U. 8. 8, Bertone, submarines, dry dock, S. S. H. B. KENNEDY AND TOURIST Leave Colman Dock 8:00, 10:30 a. m., onnections 1:30, 2:00, 5:30 THE SILVER GRIDIRON 106 PIKE ST. Try Our Waffles Saturday SPECIALS EXTRA SPECIAL CASH OFFERINGS PALACE MARKET COMPANY 204 Second S. Elliott 5—Main § STAR—FRIDAY, JUNE 12, 1914. PAGE 7, Shop in the Morning er , repent mrt a ie Wace farmers bring f f in thelr pro duce that an hour before was growing In the rloh soll on one of Se a Incom parable gar dens. med into the FINEST IN AMERICA, Hood’s Candy and Ice 20¢) Brittle, NOTE iG be 1527-29 PIKE PLACE HOOD'S, Cor. Pike Place | Shoulders of Lamb, 1b..8¢ | \ L of Mutton, lb -14e BUTTER AND Lamb Chops, Ib.......0¢ Best Washington ( Po k, ibe ausage, SIGSWORTH fie), “ico Stop! Look! Listen! new Pike wide aisles Lote your shopping $2.00 pur. eh . sugar Our low to make these low prices Del Monte Tomatoes (sol/d pack) only, a can.. 500 can Royal Baking Powder for 10¢ | 10¢ 50c pkg. Baker's Premium Chocolate eskdee cokes Be Choice quality Sago or Taploca, only, a pound ‘ he 150 pkg. Parawax for ° 10¢ 8 ibs. Pure Granulated Sugar for......... B7¢ Three small cans Milk for 10¢, with one pound of our fresh roast 0c or 36c ©. & H. Coffees or C. & H. Teas from 26c » have a surprise for you In our Kozy Korner Coffee room you come for that 2 or 4-cent cup of coffee toda COLE & HARADEN South Incline Stalls 12, 13, 14, 15, 16 ken Dinner rit ple ad ...35¢ After 6 o'clock we serve Ger rong Pot Roast Dinner 25c Mrs. DeLong’s Puliman Diner 76 WEST PIKE ST Lund’s Department Store STALLS 19, A, B,C OLD PIKE PLACE MARKET Mt. Vernon Jersey Butter, 3 Ibs. mag Limburger Cheese, Ib 206 Local Ranch Eggs, 2 doz Se Mt. Vernon Butter Store 1621 Pike Place with Rugs, Saturday only.......09¢ {| Nice line of Calicoes, yard. Quart Mason Jars, dozen...39¢ ‘Be and 46 Big values tn Curtains.....28¢ | Children $1.00 ‘Dres ees cnt 0 Regular 12% Gt ns and | Men's $1.00 Shirts cut to Outing Flannels, per yard...8¢@ | Men’s 50c Shirts .. Don't fall to get our prices before buying elsewhere. Public Market 94-96 PIKE STREET We are still after the Trust and we are Selling Cheaper Every Week and put the prices where they can be Give us a reached by every Veal Roasts, Ib..... Pork Roasts, Ib Pot Roasts, Ib Shoulder of Lamb, 11¢ | Legs of Lamb, lb.....15¢ No. 1 Hams, lb.....16%¢ Home rendered Lard. .10¢ Sweet Pickled Pork...14¢ DUE THEE, OS sc hiviknk vs decvcceecrsbevsvensave 15¢ Murray Meat Company STALLS 2-3-5-7 CORNER MARKET Ib BUY MILK NOW! Special, Meadow Brand $3.20 [S. » phe Macaront o bare M ‘SUN GROCERY STALLS 106-112-114 Many Other Let ave ALLEN’S GROCERY STALLS 18-25-———LOWER FLOOR You Mone TELLS WHERE LEAGUE STANDS Editor Seattle Star: 1 see | they saw fit by the morning paper that J Very truly yours, F. Cronin, “president of the JAMES TULLOCH, Public Ownership league,” last Vice President of the Public night appointed an executive | Ownership League. committee to direct the fight for the proposed city charter While Mr. Cronin, as a pri. vate citizen, has a perfect right to advocate anything he wishes, | am certain he does not wish to appear as sailing under false colors, and the morning paper would give the impression that he is acting as RICH WIDOW OF 59 WEDS CHAUFFEUR NEW LONDON, Conn., June 12.—Wealthy residents of this city learned with surprise today of the marriage of Mrs. Pauline Starr, aged to Oscar Green. president of the public owner. w ged 25, her chauffeur. ship league, when it is a fact Mrs. Starr is the wealthiest that a rity of the league is woman In the city and Is the said charter. The ved that it would neither endorse nor oppose the charter as a body, but would leave its members to vote as widow of the late Danie! Starr, New York Greenwald t In the employ of Mrs a number of years. jue res ity n\ a mang yi t FRADE i TH E ‘PUBLIC ‘MARKET CENTER | Pike Place & PRODUCER 7 Mts Wy SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY (SUGAR ONLY Ci oaths 17-51-37-55 FRENCH MARKET Stalls 84-85 “i AS New Rainier Meat Co. German Delicatessen G. Sexauer Seattle's Popular Priced Meat Market. FANCY, FRESH WISCONSIN BRICK CHEESE] (7c Lb. PURE FOOD SHOP 1511 PIKE PLACE MARKET We are exclusive agents for GOLDEN GATE BRAND WASHINGTON CREAMERY BUTTER FRESH FISH t, 2 Ibs. 15¢; 4 Ibs... toon with new pote, "Hoosier Home mie and Dining Parlor ECONOMY DRUG STORE » Place Market, Lower Floor, LOW RENT MEANS LOW PRICES Moth Balls, Ib... Castile Soap, ew Alaska: Fish. Market Adjoining Comfort Station, $1.00 Lydia Pinkham’s Compound Bromo Seltzer ¢ Toilet Bay Rum quart guaranteed $1.00 Wine of Cardul.. SANITARY PUBLIC MARKET THE BIG CLEAN MARKET Washington Market jCarnation Milk 2 BIG CANS 15c 1 Tb. Blue Ribb bon Tea..... READ BLOMFIELO’S — PRICES ON DRIED FRUIT! Fard Dates, Bak ing Powder Tokio T Tea Store| Stalls 24-36-37 1 Comb Honey We make a Specialty of LUNCHES PHILADELPHIA. FISH MARK , English Soles, Si xtra Fancy Chippec absolutely fresh# Kuber & Klashka STALL 10 STALLS 12.21 FISH SPECIALS SATURDAY Vegetables Cucumbers, H. TSUKAMATO STALL 101 Newport FishCo. Sanitary Market Annex |CUNARD CO. REFUSES | TO LET LINERS RACE); LONDON, June 12 iclally denied that the Cunard r Mauretania will to race the Hamburg-A liner Vaterland on her voyage 80 ditterent fro Specials at the NEW YORK BAKE Second & Ye: 2 10c loaves Bread for 216 The Cunard vessels are nev. er allowed to enter into a race with other ships. The statement that the liners would race wagered on the result one interested in transat c will feel relieved at t TETRAZZINI SAYS U. S. AUDIENCES BEST loaves of Bread...