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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-03-30
NEW ELECTRIC TABLE STOVE.
An Electric Grill for the Table which
Can Be Used to Toast, Cook,
Broi and Fry.

Can Be Used to Toast, Cook,
5roil and Fry.
A little electric device. combining
both stove and utensils, which can lie
used to cook, toast, broil, fry or for
the making of griddle cakes, is the
very latest. This new electric grill
is a combination of the electric disk
stove, the electric toaster and the
electric broiler, all in one. The grill,
in neat design Of nickel steel, is only
a few inches square and can be used
right on the dining table. A flexible
cord connects it with the nearest
lamp socket and at the turn of
switch it gets red hot from coils Of
calorite wire which glow with electric
heat, 1t costs but cents aa h6Gr TO
operate this new device.
When the grill is red hot it is sim
pie enough to drop the toast on the
rack where it is quickly brought to a
crispy brown. A space is provided
beneath the glowing coils for the
broiling of meats where the radiant
heat quickly sears the fish and roasts
lit a delightful brown; a drip pan
catches the grease The stove is also
fitted with a receptacle for cooking
and broiling. Tht aluminium cover
for this dish can be used as a spider
when placed over the hot stove and
when turned over it is equally as eff
cient as an aluminium griddle FOR
making cakes
The table grill is only eight inches
long, five inches wide and about six
inches high, and yet is amply big
enough to cook a complete breakfast
consisting of toast, cereal, bacon and
eggs and coffee. OF course the menu
can be varied at will. Steaks and
chops can be broiled; griddle cakes
are easily and quickly baked In fact,
anything can be prepared on this lit
tie stove without any other utensils,
that can be cooked over a single gas
burner. The grill consists of a base
which is also a receptacle for the
broiler' rack, the radiant stove, which
! is also the toaster; the cooking re-
ceptacle the size of the device, by
5 by 31A inches; the cover, which is
also the frying pan, and the alum
!. mum griddle
The parts are all detachable so as
/ to be. easy to wash and keep clean.
So simply is this device constructed
that the stove itself can be washed
and scrubbed without doing it the
least bit of harm.
The electric grill is not limited to
use; it can be employed FOR getting
breakfast or lunch, an1 where there
is but one to eat quite respectable
dinner can be cooked on it, if neces-
sary, Bachelors and bachelor girls
will hail this new electrical device
with delight, as it will enable them to
cook in the "kitchenette" to their
hearts content, and with this little
table grill they can prepare the very
best of food at very nominal cost.
The grill itself, it is said, can be pur-
chased for less money than it would
cost to buy a disk stove and the de-
vices which are represented in this
combination outfit.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-03-30
TELEPHONE USED BETWEEN
BOSTON AND DENVER

A record for long distance tele-
phone conversation was established
January 10 when connections were
made between Denver and Boston a
total distance Of 2,4OO miles. Con
nections were made through five toll
boards, including New York City. No
trouble was encountered, conversation
being carried on with ease.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-03-30
FLASHES.

A reporter was interviewing Thomas
A. Edison. And you, sir" he said TO
the inventor, made the first talking
machine?" mo" Mr.. Edison replied.
THE first one was made long before
my time-out of a rib"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-03-30

When l came to this country she
saw me off at the boat and wished
me bum voyage" and told me to
write her if anything came up.
wrote her eight times the next day.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-03-30
ARRANGEMENT FOR SHIFTING
POSITION OF PENDENT LAMPS

Drafting rooms which depend upon
incandescent lights for illumination
usually present a tangled appearance,
since each man generally twists and
ties the lamp cord to suit his own
particular needs, which may' vary
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-03-30

caterers journal, which estimates this
loss as low as six per cent with cleo
trio cooking, whereas it reaches IS
to 20 per cent with other methods.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-03-30

The Board of Education OF Louis
vile. KY will, in the near future, in
stall in the domestic science depart
ment Of the Girls High School. com
plete electric cooking outfit. including
range and appliances.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-03-30

Judge-How long are you in Amer
lea?
Prisoner-So, please you worship,
just five feet eight inches.
Judge-Ninety days
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-03-30
b her electrical massage

With her electrical massage
Our Susan Sparks will deity dodge
The fearful rayages OF time
And as the years step into time
No sign Of her approaching age
Can any one around Fesage.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-03-30

Fine Job Printing at the Star ONCE.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-03-30

If carbon lamp is FIVE candle
power is a Tungsten?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-28
HE'S GUILTY
OF BLACKMAIL,
SAYS ROOSEVELT

OYSTER BAY. Aug. % THAT
Senator Boles Pcnrose OF Pennsyl.
vnnia vas guilty OF hiackmail when
he declared 10 John d. Archbold In
1904 that the Standard oil Co. had
better make an additional contrihu.
ton to tho republican campaign
fund II Il wished TO avoid difiicul.
ties Ia certain quarters" was tho
declaration here today OF Col The.
odore Roosevelt.
whats the difference" asked
Col. Roosevelt. between Penroae's
statement and the efforts OF the Do
lice In New Nork's graft scandal
II PenFoae actually made such a
statement. and Il vas testified that
he did. he should be oustcd from
the senate
Col Roosevelfs letter 10 Sena,
tor Moses f. Ciapp. contrndictng
the testimony Archboid gave before
the senate campaign contributions
committee. viii be mailed Sunday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-28
MANSION In
POTATO FIELD

ORANGE. Mass. Ang. es.-The
spacious iayn surrounding the man.
sion OF The late John W. wheeler
has given place 90 one Of the fines;
potato fields IN Massachusetts. The
mansion Is occupied BY the million.
aires aged widow. who recently
married @. Tabor Thompson Of Phil.
adsiphin. her junior hy % years.
Every foot Of the lawn has been
plowed aud planted with potatoes.
The Wheeler home. an impressive
pile Of stone costing $500. goo. which
has long been the show residence
OF The town, haa acquired added 10.
teresi 20 viziiors sipee this agrieul-
tural feature became prominent.
Many Orange residents who have
limited garden facilities have do.
cided 70 ufili1e their front lawns
for raising garden truck next year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-28
DRUNK THROUGH
FINGER TIPS

DENVER. Colo. Aug Is Alec.
hui absorbed through the tips % his
fingers while naseaging his Gus.
toners was responsible for jag
thas landed Paul D. Reno Ia the 20
lice court. according 20 his state.
ment 10 Magistrate Thrash.
"tn my business great deal Of al.
cohol is used for rubbing purposes. =
explained the masaeur. and In the
ten years IN which I have been on.
gagged In hnslness the amount OF
alcohol absorbed BY the pores o. the
skin has gradually increased until
now my system IL almost constantly
loaded with the drug You might
say. Judge. that the pores OF my fin
gers have acquired the drink habit. :"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-28
EXCITEMENT RUNS HIGH THIS WEEK
AT S23 THIRD AVENUE, NEAR MARION
IT'S EASY WHEN YOU BUY AT THE NATIONAL.
LITTLE PRICES SELLING FINE PIANOS
WITHOUT Statesmen

cause to make all sorts OF guesses.
An Emerson Upright Piano was
sold for SIS. Such wellknown
piano AZ a Hardman was sent TO a
North Broadway home for sils. and
scores OF other such instances
could De mentioned. Mr.. Thomas
was asked again II he did not think
that such a complete upseiting OF
piano prices would ruin the
piano business in Seattle. but he
replied, with that genial smile that
never comes off. NO, my boy, ruin
nothing. It's going to- make the
piano business a thousand times
better than ever. because u means
that instead OF favored home here
and there getting plano In the
costly way Of the ONE HIGH price
our cut prices will make II possible
for every decent home 10 give the
children a fine instrument. and In
stead OF selling a few. the demand
win be 30 Increased that thousands
can be sold The policy OF the Ma
tlonal Piano Manufacturers is
small profits and plenty OF sales"
Certainly the busy scenes at the
new salesrooms. 1913 Ord avenue.
fully demonstrate that this policy
Il selling hundreds OF pianos Ia a
community whose the plano busi-
ness had been really almost at a
standstill Mr.. Thomas says that
what they are suffering the most
for now IL more room. But as they
have taken a long lease on this
building. he says that they VIII
have TO make the best OF II for the
next few years az least, and so the
address will have to continue to be
500 Bird ave. near Marion, opposite
tho Central building, one block be
low the Orpheum theatre. the Ma
tionai Piano Manufacturers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-28
GEN. LEA TO
GO TO CHINA

Los ANGELES. Aug 2S-Gen.
Homer Lea. Los Angeles soldier Of
fortune. who aided In the recent
fight OF the Chinese republicans 10
overthrow the Mnnehu dynasty. will
return 70 China to aid the infant 70.
public. This Was Gen. l.ea's state
mcns today. following he decree OF
bis attending physicians that he
VIII recover from an illness which
compelled his return 20 America.
Lea Is convaiescing At Ocean park.
He stated that be would return TO
China as soon aa he ~ able 10
travel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-28
choke MOTHER
.l[ SWEETHEART
I To DEATH

.sesesTowN. Nd. AUG. pa
..,,ssrses here today BY his sweet.
~, Mas lulah Henry. Norman
~sr,s,ry. 70. broke down ard cor
ss.s 70 ssransllne the air''s moth
urx. Mamie Henry. 20 death,
=. stealing so from the victim,
80 70 Washington 20 seek the
~ - uce,.arx told the
49, Objected 10 his attentions to
- laughter. and warned him TO
.way from tho house. Recent
rrs Henry sent her daughter 20
Warrington to visit relatives. on
s.~ rs NcCleary demanded tho
sa'ssr Give him her daughter >
w..hsnrson address. When this
~. rsfused. MeCleary waited until
-, wher he returned and reiter-
49, his demand. Again refused,
= rhoked the woman 20 death, and.
5000 the address In the house.
ssrssa for WASHINGTON. where he
% arrested on suspicion.
rnfll he was confronted today by
VS. Henry. Mecleary had denied
4, knouledge Of the crime. He Ia
! membsr OF a prominent hagers-
tcwn family.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-28
Aforementioned

srs~er~S~~~~~~~N~<sSes>e> S~~-.eseee~N~~-~e<eSs<
HAVE You WATCHED SEATTLE
GnoW7
30 YoU KNOW
TfhAT TIN PEOPLE EVERY YEAH
ARE COMING HERE.
AND IMPRovIHa ALL TIT
GROUND
ON PUGET eouND7
IT MEANS WEALTH FOR ANY
MAN
WHO BUYS LAND
At COLBY, 10 MILES AWAY,
ACROSS THE BAY.
OUR COLBY TRACTS ARE ~
REALITY A PART OF CHEATED.
S Sf1TTd Bin 5 3psT MITE
SERVICE FROM THE BUSINESS
CENTER; JUST ~ MILES ny
MAIN COUNTY HOAD FROM
SO ND AT COLBY. w 4 II
SCHOOL. DELIV VERY FROM
STORES. r. y y AND tHoNE8.
VERY CONVENIENCE AND
YET ALL THE ADVASThGEs or
suHuftBAN LIFE THE PRICES
ARE REMARKABLY low
WITH RUNNING WATER AND
LIVING aPHINGs. SOIL SHOT
LAND FOR a HOME Oh AZ ~
VEsTMEST. ~ YOU WANT A
TRACT or GOOD LOGGED-0FF
LAND. CLOSE TO SEATTLE. GET
ONE or THESE TRACTS.
TERMS. tgs CASH AND $40 PER
MONTH FOR Q ACRES
CLIFFORD. 1919 Third Az.
Good tracts all around Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-28
FREE LUNCH
PATRONS JOYFUL

Los ANGELES, Aug. 2s.-Pat.
rons OF the free lunch In Los An
gefoa are joyous today. the result ~
tho findings Of the city council that
a referendum petition designed 10
force vote on an ordinance doing
away With the lunch. Is valid. The
petition had 2T,000 sisnors. 300 be-
ing women. The fate Of tho free
lunch will be decided az a general
election about year hence. Mean
while tho lunch viii be permitted to
thrive.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-28

Houses FOR Rent.
s@s~~N~~-N>~>s~r~~e~r~~ ~~-rNs>4~~~~~~~~~~s~~~~-
Cottage. I rooms. basement bath,
newly paprrrt. close IN. edge %
Capitol hiii tif. ste Larry Bldg
groom cottage. $500 per month.
Gsi
GROOM house maleru. " acre
ground. clos g school. East 1855.
$500
Groom cottage. ITO month. $500
THlrd aV vs. Phone y. A. .ff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-28
HESKETH DENOUNCES ALLEGED
EFFORT TO KILL DOUBLE PLATOON

President ieskoth OF the coun-
oil. In vigorous terms. this morning
denounced wha he calls an attempt
10 kin OFF the double platoon plan
for the city fircmen.
The iilaine aniendfnont. accord.
Ing 70 Hcsketh. was put In for tho
purpose OF nulllfying any interest
In this question by postponlng the
operation OF the double platoon TN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-28
APPOINTMENTS
AT UNIVERSITY

Rosra Of regents OF the Univer-
nv Of Washington has made the
allowing appointments :. Her
NJ Anderson. instructor OF phys
Is. T. s Graves. Instructor OF En-
dis Miss ANA May Peiton. grad.
pste assistant in German, James r.
Spprvll. assistant In physical train
lrx. sanford n. teller. assistant In
k.any: Mll,oa veldec, assistant in
hrerlology. Miss RoxAna n. John
pn, assistant IN library. Miss Rer-
Ia u. Challls. assistant in mu-
SUN
Prof W A. Morris Of the history
department will 90 70 the unsver-
sty Of California this year. and
Prof ]. \ Bowman Of that irsiitu.
cou vii come 70 the local uniyer-
nv.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-28
MEMORIAL SERVICES
BADLY CUT UP

Modern woodmcn OF America and
Royal Nelghbors will hold Joint
memorial services Thursday. An.
gust 20, az 5. under the auspices OF
Elliott Bay camp. No 5i3s. In hon.
or OF the late State Deputy G. d.
Elliot. who died July 81 Elliot or
EaniEed the first camp OF Modern
woodmen Ia Seattle. In 1897. and
for Is years after WAS tho head OF
the order. tie was important In
building up the order in THIS state
Services will be held In Moose hall.
1fi6 Second av.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-28

The past tea days have been an
utrsoFdInary period In the music
NE o. Seattle. The National Piano
Manufacturers have been making
teiean sweep OF all their used and
Cehaaged pianos at their new
Glesroons These we're pianos
nat xere taken Ia exchange a.
Hr payment on the magnificent
seF Player Pianos and Fine Art
r'anos the National Piano Manu-
nftarers have been introducing
oF ne first time in this commun-
~ j speaks well for Seattle that
ssch tremendous number Of these
.lshesg grade pianos could be sold
= 30 short time. Every day
uese new salesroons are packed
IN eager buyers. When The Star
representative called there today he
~ one lady from Chehalis select
H q magnificsRt-t0ned piano for
sHy sI5. Another lady who was In
nom Tacoma was making a pay
n@nt for a fine Cabinet Grand In
sAnat for ts5. A man and his
we who we're waiting their turn
y pay Tor their selection held the
snee card in their hands. which
= marked only g85, aud when
ssy pointed out to me the piano
nom which they had taken the
80 wondered how such extraor-
.asfy prices could possibly be
a1oe at this day. Mr.. Thomas, the
ssaefsi manager for the North west
aaxningly said that he was ready
" slc'ise anyone who might be led
= mink that this great stock Of
ssaos had been stoles from come
= The prices marked on
s TN from $50, ts5, SIS to 500 and
~ and tis5 for 800. $500 and
u" pianos, was Ia Itself sufficient
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-28
: Help Wanted-FemaIc

s56 o1pl,' flsc 81 fSr Sf16 NJ 4
dan make from g. 20 g. per day
Vkht work, no experience Required.
We viii advance the fare Here Il
chance FOR the Whole family 10
make money and have an outing
AZ the same time. Leave here seps
tember ]. 2. ,, special train. Reg.
fnent Agency, tQeh Washington ~.
psrishesa o"e T ,9a.s.r, sisns 20
work "a teiopl one operators APP
ply 10 HOS Srd av. OF 1870 nth
Az Tho Pacific Telsphons and
Women cooks. out 81 town. general
Efrl for Alaska. man and wife for
ranch, men kitchen helpers See
Miss smith, Seattle Emp. office.
Wanted Address ~ Laurence An-
deraon. agent for f.nurenre Auder-
maker, 7sip Aurora ay. Ballard
1891.
shorthand. Bookkeeping ~it's the
trachefi Mrs i.no's business
school Enter now, secure bonus.
SOS Arcade Bldg, Main zili
Young woman. general bouhswork.
NaliiuUf0Fd, Meridian cars. 1913
kilboufue North sgp
Good sirl TOT general h0usewofk n
family 81 three. Address eos
Walker n Phone beacon 1858
Wanted Experienced hodsry saies-
man. Apply az once Mccormack
hrcs second Az and James 81
tfto-lioT PofNr IRoNs-fs.S0
EVERY fftlNG EIEcTIfCAL
Sound Electric Co. 1919 Firut Az,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-28

1914 SO far, the nooaas@ry accoms
panying resolution TO submit the
matter to vote of the people has
not been passed, and Hcakeih be-
iloyes that no attempt will be made
20 pass IL. Instead. Hesketh viii
devote himself towards securing aig,
natures 20 petition asking that
tho double platoon question be pus
10 tho voters next March and 20
take effect next April
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-28
Legal Notices


NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF
FREDERICKSBURG
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that
tha cp-partn~rEnlp haretufore OK.
latinH bslweon Ira H. watson and
David q OHricn. under she firm
name and style Of the tfnivoralty
Hardware CO and which conduct
90 q general hardware business Al
42ta 18th nv ~ r. has this day
been Dissolved. and the partner
Ira IL Watson has withdrawn
from said firm. which Will here
after be conducted BY David o
O'Hrieu ~ sole trader. under thu
name Of University Hardware co.
All accounts due tho firm may be
paid at tho address Of the old
firm and all liabilities may be
presented there for payment
Dated Al Seattle. wash, this zTtb
day OF August. 1914
IRA " WATSON.
DAVID q p-EHIE~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-28
OPERA ON COAST

NEW YORK. Aug. 2S--oscar
HAmmcratein. just returned from
Europe, announced today that be Is
seriously considering extending his
grand opera activities 20 San Fran.
cisco and Los Angeles. He declared
that he regarded those cities az
among the important music centers
OF the United States. and that his
agents were Investigating the feast
bilify OF opening opera houses
there. Hammerstein may tour the
Pacific coast after the close Of the
coming aaAaon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-28
BADLY CUT UP

Albert Boyle was brought into the
city hospital last night. badly cut
up. He said he had got into an ar
gument with an unknown man at
the corner OF Second ay. and Wash
ington II. After a few words were
exchanged. the man drew a knife
and stabbed him several times. then
ran away.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-28
SEE WATER SITE

Mayor cotterill and members Of
the board OF public works this
morning left for Sultan lake 70 In
spect the water site there. This IL
a place a few miles beyond Everett
and Is offered for sale 20 the city
Members OF the council will leave
here Friday 70 Wow the site.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-28

sS-~~e~SeSDSaSrssS.
ALL makes repaired. ruara n,a,,.I
sa1son, Soon az Hinckiey, FIIso,,
allS. Free delivery 'oes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-28

Imported Swiss cheese. BE h.; but
ter. ssc H.. superior eggs. ssc doz.
ohsseo' 2gc ID. Limburger cheese
use ~. duck eggs, 40c doz.; peaches
Zoe crate; crab apples. gbc box.
prunea. zoe basket; cantaioupeH,
Tor i0o; pears. Zoe doz.. eating APP
pies. doz. isc. grape fruit fo'
Lemons. $50 dor. dry onions. ~ lbs
&c. aprleota. 10c haa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-28
Personal.

DR. A. Lee Lewis. consulting chiro-
practor Hours 2 20 .. IA S4s-7 Ar
cade Annex Main i5t2. Lady attend
ant
RUPTURE CURED. permanent. no
operation or detention from labor.
over 10o cases cured past two
years ages tn 10 Harvard
System. 5f7 Eifei bldg. Seattle.
CHfROFODF. manicuring, facial
and scalp treatments. suite ~.
2i7h Pike st.
GILLETTE BLADES sharpaned, SOC
doz.. razors, 2bc. etc 1901 9Th av.
Get Acquainted Society. Names and
addresses los Pine Street
VIII not be responsible for any bills
81 Mrs Mcflreaiety. y. McBreaiety.
Nichols. buDEniows. hinckiey Blk.
say II saw IL In The star"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-28

MONTREAL. Avg. eS-f1re yes
.srsay afternoon did ah1n, $4,000
sanage 10 the wareroous Of tho
AlAska Feather and Down Co. St
Ambrose st. The wAreroomE we're
s.slrely destroyed. Three cars lead.
q with lumber on the railway std.
hx wsnt up Ia flames.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-28

LOS ANGELES. Aug 2S--Iovng advice TO his six
yearold son, contained letter which the father
when he feared he in danger OF sudden death from
heart failure, delivered here today Jack Howard,
after being mailed by Denver thief who stole suitcase
belonging TO L. 5. Howard. father OF the boy Howard
wrote his wife that he had written their but that the
letter in the stolen suitcase The envelope bore Dem
yer poslmark the day OF the theft
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-28

Tomatoes. 30c box. lbs. Zoe
Crawford peaches. 4ec box. Bartlttl
pears. i0c doz.: huckieberries, BE- H.,
sweet potatoes. SC ib. Malaga
zrapea. 2 lbs. I5e: Washington
srufes, fOc basket; onions. 9 lbs. Zoe
cantaIoupes, for Toe. potatoeB, ~
lbs. 2gc, Transparent apples, 80 doz.
soles, &c H.; sturgeon, lbs. l5c
salmon trout. ibc H.. German carp
2 lbs. 1bc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-28
Hotels and Lodging Houses


Nice Clean housek eeping rooms nj
Hotel Trafton. 6S2s Ballard Az. Bal
lard 1881
CAPITAL HOTEIs--i0s jackson ST.
SOC 20 ft.so day. $3.50 70 81 week.
HOTEL CLARENDON--iI2h 4th av.
s. Rooms soc and 75c. Elliott san ].
Hotel Livingston. 1891 Let ay. Mod
err. Rates 1850 per week and up.
HOTEL OXFORD, 1920 LIST av. mod
ern. rates $3.50 per week and up.
harrington. 1914 Second. 81 week
up.
Hotel Consul. 5th and Wash; rms.
81 and up, beds isc. Free baths.
ROYAL HoTE1~--40i Fifth av. z5c
TO 7Bc night: tf7s 20 81 week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-28

AT THE ALEXANDRIA

What II f. claimed Will be the
longest and strongest entertain.
ment In the history OF the Alham-
bra theatre as the home Of motion
pictures win be ushsred In there
with tomOrrow's new program The
feature will be The Prince OF
Israel hand-colorcd film Of the
Biblical story Of Absalom. found Ia
the Second Rock ~ Samuel II
shows Absalom's ride through IL.
raei when. ambitious to be king in
stead og his father David. he asks
the cooperation OF the people In a
war. on his father.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-28

Yakima potatoes, 81 sack, cabbage,
SC head; head lettuce. 2 Tor &c. egg
plant, Toe each. corn. ibc and zoe
doz.. carrots, 3 punches Sc. Tomatoes,
Sc lbs Toe. green beams. lbs. loci
green peas. lbs. lsc. cucumbeFn. Z
peppers. Toe H.: dry oniOrs. lbs.
i0,-' bananas. Zoe doz.. peaches. bc
doz.. rautal0upcs. s for Zoe. grapes,
~ IL ulufna Ibc basket
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-28
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salmon trout. 20c H.: haiibut
cheeks, lbs. &c; tondorloln sole.
z lbs. 25c English sole. lbs. isc;
Columbia river sturgeon. INC H.;
Holland m8ckerei. for zae, Nor /.
way mackerei for I5c. Holland
harrfng. : for 100. for 25c. kisisuoo
herring. CSC doz fsolimopa. Sc each.
6 for 2s6. apiced herring, i5c ID.