The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 19, 1914, Page 7

\ 1023 First Ave. GOR. NEW CECIL HOTEL, 1023 First Ave. COR, NEW CECIL HOTEL, WOLFSON & CO. Have Decided to Turn Their Clothing, Hats, Shoes and Furnishing Goods nto Money There is nothing wrong with our stock, every- thing we offer you in this sale is brand new goods. We have no has-beens or has-wassers, but there are certain lines in our stock we have more than we need and other lines we sold down to odds and ends. So we have decided to close outevery summer suit in stock, every straw hat and all furnishing goods of summer weights, with the exception of Arrow collars, Stetson hats and Unique sox, from 14, 1/3 and in some instances to /2 of the regular price. We Offer Yo lieve Reducti u No “‘Baits,’”’ or Make-Be- ons, but Real Honest Values. Read This and You'll See Where You Can Save Money President Sus President penders and fancy Suspe nd-| Dress Suspend- ers, regular price fifty cents, for thirty-five cents. One dollar Silk Web Suspend- ers, medium and light weights, for forty-five cents. ers 35c Ten cents per pair for the old reliable Engineer and Firemen Sox. Regular price fifteen cents. Wash Ties 10c a dollar. Wash Ties, twenty- five cent values, for ten cents. Twenty-five cent Silk Four-in - Hand Ties, three for half Silk Four-in-Hand Ties, regular fifty cent values, for thirty-five cents. Monarch Shirts specially priced at eighty-five cents. Fancy Dress Shirts, regular Monarch Shirts 85c One lot Men’s Shoes, one dollar values, black only; three at fifty-five cents. dollar values; close out on — One dollar and five cents for dollar and sixty Cluett and fancy Dress Shirts; val- cents. ues one fifty to two dollars. Royal Blue Special Shoes, black and tan. Five to six dollar values at three ddlars and ninety cents. Odd Pants reduced cent from regular price, Five Dolla: Pants, reduced to three dollars and eighty cents; Four Dol- lar Pants, reduced to three dollars and twenty cents; Three Dollar Pants, reduced to two forty cents. Boston and Paris Garters {5c grade. cents. Pongee Silk Shirts, regular three dollar values, for one dollar and uate our eighty-five cents. , as follows: B. V. D. Under- wear and Poros- knit Underwear, regular price fifty cents, re- duced to thirty- dollars and five cents. Genuine Boston and Paris Garters, twenty - five cent Porosknit and B. V. D. Union Suits at eighty-five cents. Two dollar Superior linen thread Union Suits, reduced to one dollar sixty cents. , for fifteen Sale Opens Saturday, the 20th and continues until stock is reduced to proper proportion. Cor. First and Spring St. WOLFSON & CO. “Spring St MIDGET OF 49 POUNDS! WEDS BRIDE OF 600 ALBANY, June 19.—Adeline La France, who weighs 600 pounds and fs appearing as the “Fat Lady” with the Blue Ribbon show here, and Peter Robinson, weighing 49 pounds, the dwarf of the same show, appeared at city hall, where they secured a marriage license. When the two entered the office of the license clerk, Peter, the) dwarf, was harily discernible vont of i wing. tte | GETS 22,000 VOLTS, FALLS, STILL LIVES she discovered that there were no| chairs in the office large enough pbs to hold herself she let out a real! MOUNT VERNON, N. Y. 600-pound yell. Later in the day| the freak couple went to Troy,| %u"? 18—George Keristock, aged 13, had a remarkable es- cape from death when he climb- ed a high tension pole on the Harlem railroad and his head touched a wire carrying 22,000 volts. The contact knocked him from his perch, and he fell 36 feet, and still lived. where the marriage ceremony was performed, Goodnight College, near Claren-| don, Texas, has an unusual endow- ment in a herd of buffalo, the de-| scendants of a few starving buffalo) calves rescued from death in 1878 ‘by Mrs, Charles Goodnight. STAR—FRIDAY, JUNE 19, 1914. 'WHY PERKINS ISNT WANTED. BY MOOSERS| Amos Pinchot Gives Out Copy of Sobstuff He Sent Out as Campaign Literature. TELLS ABOUT TEARS Sobs Openly, According Own Statement, as Bever- idge Reads His Speech. By Gilson Gardner to taining the following sob gtuff Just Listen to This. J. Beveridge delivered bis key-note speech of the new political ade He asked Col. Roosevelt W. Perkins and a few other to come to his room and h read the manuseript. Th proceeded in tense aller Bev eridge was evidently laboring un- der emotion, and Col. Roosevelt himself was visibly moved, But on George Perkins’ cheeks the tears were coursing—and w Reveridge came to those passages in which he outlined the course of justice for the men who make the nation, Per king, with a sob he could not stifle hastily left the room and paced the corridors to regain his self-control.” A Great Press Agent. Mr, Perkins is regarded A Rreat success, but # to & man heading the party who, though so deeply moved at the reading of Beveridge'’s trea- tise on social justice, yet permits conditions tn the steel trust # as obtain In the Pittsburg mills. AGED GEOLOGIST TO VISIT CRATER OF MT. LASSEN, REDDING, Cal, June 19.—Bound for the summit of Mt. Lassen, no matter what the risks, Prof. J. B Diller, the geological expert, left here today to make a thorough in-| Yatigation of the crater, to report to the U. 8. geological survey. The professor visited the moun- tain first in 1883, and he ascended | Mt several times since. “This trip is perilous,” he com- mented before leaving here, as he glanced up at the blackened con and noted the wisps of steam art ing from {t, “and I'm an old man now—not the climber I was in ‘83, but I'm going to the top at all hazards.” nent Italian, held. Charge of vunderpaying men against Harrington & Peters dis- missed. Frank Pasgale, John Phey, James E. Brown, Ed Hond and Ed- ward Clark nabbed as auto thieves. E. Keith Merkley, Y. M. C. A. social secretary, takes Grace E. Rates as bride. R. E. Abbott, charged with Seattle man {impersonating offi- er year's search. missionary worker here en route to Japan, guest of Philip Rexford Waughop. Oregon Lumber Co. asked to ac- count for financial operations. A. €. Griffiths and C. W. Doyle speak at King County Democratic | club luncheon Saturday, Good E: WwW. M. Vance wants su court to compel judges of nine King county superior courts to ap- point stenographers, Aki Maru arrives from Orient after eventful voyage, Photographers’ Association of Se- attle plans big exhibit at Mbrary in September. Charter discussion at Commer- cial club luncheon Saturday. Harvard-Yale alumni play ball on Bainbridge island Saturday, Martin Simunick, wanted for dla- mond theft in Portland, taken here, ———_—____—_ | ELSEWHERE 7 RENE AO wish ato Thomas B. Wilson transferred to head of Cushman Indian school from Red Valley, Cal. President denies Japan hae re- quested arbitration of California alien land law, Interstate Commerce Commis- sion orders hearing in Seattle July 27, on freight rates for fruits and vegetables. Fog on British coaet has been re- sponsible for two serious marine accidents recently “Uncle Ike” Stephenson, oldest senator, celebrates 85th birthday at Washington, President Wilson becomes hon- orary member of International Longfellow society. Eighteen Confederate veterans |received belated degrees from Unt versity of Georgia. Detective C. W. Burke Indicted for subordination of perjury in con- nection with Frank murder case at Atlanta, Ga. Former United States Senator Frank Hiscock died suddenly at Syracuse, N. Y. M. A. Herriman, San Franclaco business man, sent to jail for ten days for reckless driving in Oak- land. WASHINGTON, June 19.—One reason why progressive party men object to George W. Perkins as the | offictal spokesman of their party 1s] found in the kind of literature he insists on putting out about him self. For tnstance, in the letter just made public by Amos Pinchot, de manding Mr, Perkins’ removal as the party irman, it is pointed out that a8 sent out as of. ficial Mterature a pamphlet con “It was the night before Albert| ading i As & press agent for himeelf and Funeral of Louis Gnecchi, promi- | cer, arrested in Helena, Mont. aft-| R. H. Ober moves to 1011-12| Alaska building. | Mrs. Caroline W. Van Patten, nephew, Dr. | PAGE 7. Seattle's Leading FOOD Distributors. Lower Prices. Meet the Producer Special Hothouse matoes, Ib Fresh churned | vese 156 Washington Creamery Cantaloupes, Butter, 1b. each ......5¢ 0¢ | Fresh Local Fancy Tele ‘ phone Peas, Ib Hens, doz ‘ . be a0¢ | Full Cream PANAMA Cheese, 1b. | VeceTaBLe 20¢ | co. Stalls 127-129 STALL 20 Main Floor | SPECIAL SATURDAY ‘Sucre 4 Lbs. $1.00 Butter bad oa At First Avenue Entrance. 9 Philadelphia | PURE CANE SUGAR Fish Market 100 Ibs. $4.70 STALL 10 Free Delivery. Baking Sized Trout, Ib Blue Ribbon Tea. n of Sole, 2 lbs padow Milk r, 12'2¢ be ing Powd (Citrus, Pearline, Star Naptha) TOKIO TEA STORE Stalls 24-36-37 German Meat Products Made in Seattle We make all our meat products in our own bologna kitchen upstairs in the Sanitary Market, where everything is clean and up to date. Only fresh, tender meats are used, and every item is guaranteed pure. READ THIS LIST FOR IDEAS We guarantee our fish to be fresh caught. |f] CerveletWurst...German Salamt | Frankfurters...@moked Sausage Blood Sausage. .Tongue Bologna Mettwurst.......Garlic Bologna | | Hunters’ Bologna and many Ham Bologna.......... Weiners | others, TWO ENTRANCES—One on Pi Between First Av. and Pike Place, Another Through North Side of Sanitary Market—Lower Floor TFish Specials|Saturday Specials | At Stall N Fee ‘ ; Halibut, Ib. ..........6 Ge | Men's, Women’s and Chil- Salma 106 Ib: 3 ibs. 360 ae Healers, par 2 WOO Crabs, Jumbo size, ca..20¢ andy ge St ee. 15¢ Fresh cooked hourly. Newport Fish Co. We dress poultry to | order while you wait. VASHON POULTRY MARKET | Stall E. Elliott 5329 Annex, 5c, 10c 15c Store OCCIDENTAL MARKET STALL D—H. BRODHUN Fancy Hamas, Ib. Veal Roast, Ib... Ib Pork Roast, Prime & ie 12%2¢ and Shoulder Spring Lamb, Ib. Lamb Chops, 2 Ibs........ If it's quality Meats you want, we've got it always. SAMPLE SHOES AT HALF PRICE Manufacturing © in, of Beattie, Wi a others | Mayer's of Mi- Men's and | ow at about | ly low prices on Ladies’ and Men's Oxfords nee or refund the money ff not satisfactory. “FREE! FREE! One pair of Children's Shoes will be given away free of charge to the first five customers shows for se! ANNEX SAMPLE SHOE STORE| $12%° CORNER PUBLIC MARKET Carnation Milk 3 BIG CANS 15c (With 1 1b, 60 coffee or bulk tea), 2 100 pkg, Morton's Table fait i | PURE CANE SUGAR 100 Lbs. $4.85 4, larwe cane Aster Milk Q e Mule Team Borax Soap . per dow 100 pkgs. Macaront or I seveaer pve 40¢ Gold Shield Coftes, Ib... 506 THE SUN GROCERY STALLS 106-112-114 Many Other ale Let Us Save Yo ney MURRAY MEAT COMPANY STALLS 2-3-5-7 CORNER MARKET We are still hammering the prices down, WE LEAD, OTHERS FOLLOW. ALLEN’S GROCERY Stalls 18-25 Shoulder of Lamb....7%4¢@ | Bacon, good, lean, Ib..18¢ H Legs of Mutton, 1b.12%¢ | Hams, good, lean, lb..17¢ Pork ‘Roasts, Ib.....12%¢ | Veal Roasts, Ib..... 12: iY4¢ Pork Chops, lb . -18¢ | Veal Cutlets, Ib....... 18¢ Pot Roasts, Uis's's sie seca Home rendered Lard, Ib kes sees LOG and 123%4¢G 1! 20... cece cece e cee LOM CHICKENS, per pound .......seeeseee teeeeeeeees AGG WASHINGTON MARKET STALLS 94-96 Milwaukee business men excur- | % sionists land Seattle hospitality. ANNEX TO THE SANITARY PUBLIG MARKET— Meet he Producer pu | 8Lhs. vine Or SUGA Piandara White every Hane day Lamb Shoulders, Ib... Lamb Legs, Ib........14¢ | Pork Roast, Ib 12%¢ Pork Steak, Ib. -15¢ | Lamb Chops, Ib.. .10¢ Fresh killed Hens, lb Fresh Spring Frys, lb.... HOOD’S Home-Made Candy and Ice Cream Frutt and Not Bunfaes. lee Cream Sodas, reg. i6c... Banana Ioe Cream, fometh , . Ge and 10. Peanut Brittie, it waner After Dinner Mints Ansorted Hand Rolled Chocolates | Vreeh 2 “J Csestry Chicken Dinner With Pie and Coftes.... - BBE Atier $b. tm. wo serve German. Pot Roast Dinner Rest Washiigton Creamery Butter. 1b BOE. 4 the. Best Cream Che Fresh Ranch Kees. Mt. Vernon Butter Store 1521 Pike Place Pike Place Public Market Ivory Soap, 7 for.....25¢ Fels Naptha Soap, 7 for.... Diamond Dyes .5¢ Ammonia, full quarts. .10¢ Eagle brand Condensed Milk ee eeben 13¢ Castoria 10c Toilet Paper, 4 for 15¢ Water Glass, full qt...25¢ Mennen’s Talcum Powder. WESC Hobo oa, COMES pee OS 9¢ PIKE PLACE Foods RAE] Sie BL ag ee SPECIALS | F ‘OR SATURDAY . _ LEAD PENCIL FREE! Pencils Furnished By the Seattle Business College. Small can Carnation Milk Free with 50c Yakima Potatoes 90¢ sack, delivered New Rainier Meat Co. 1527-1529 PIKE PLACE -8¢ | Breast of Lamb, lb.....7@ Veal Roast, Ib. 124¢- i Veal Chops, Ib....- | Ea Seattle’s Popular Priced Meat Market. joe Drug Store Walk a Step and Save a met Staple Drugs at Cut Prices Millinery Specials Pike Place Publio Market Corner Publio Market |) Santany Public Market ee | S75 AR ONLY Booths 17-57-37-55 At Sugar Stall, Lower Floor order. Ib. Ib. tern Hams, astern Bacon, Washington Creamery BUTTER 2 Ibs. 50c PURE FOOD SHOP 1511 Pike Place Market Chinook Salmon, 8 Ibe.... Halibut, 3 ibe. 15¢: 4 ibe Fresh Shad, each..... Salt Salmon Bellies, Ib. McClaren’s Nippy Chi Buttermilk, all you can drink. SIGSWORTH Lower Floor Adjoining ae Bring Your List Witch Hazel, quarts. .20¢ Castile Soap, lb. cut..11¢ Welch’s Grape Juice, quarts Bird Seed, Ib.. -7¢ Bicarbonate of Soda, ib. 5¢ Rubber Gloves ....... Jap Rose Soap.. Palm Olive Soap....... Crude Carbolic Acid, bin seth 8 arter’s Pills. Wood Alcohol, quarts. tes Full pound Epsom Salts 5¢ imho eee 6 Aa of Seattle. taste. Only . and location— In Old Pike Place Another treat for the Lady Bargain Hunters We have just received a shipment of 25 dozen Hats, trimmed to suit the most exacting Extra special values, ranging up to $7.50 For Tomorrow Shop early and get first pick. Remember the name BLACKMAN’S ORIGINAL LADIES’ SAMPLE HAT STORE 19 Pike St. Market—Corner First and Pike. Market