The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 17, 1911, Page 7

THE STAR—FRIDAY, MARCH 17, 1911, SSS sn tot P BRIBE_GHMRGEL "=": THE MARKETS A Vegvtabter—Seiling Price Feopseny ;2eerr! AT THE OLD PIKE PLACE BUBLIC JIEETTHE,§ FOODS ARE CHEAPER; FRESHER, TOO Delivery 10 Cents; Suburbs 20 C Lake, Fremont and Uni tricte, ST. GERMAIN A WORD TO GERMANS Try our ¢ AT THE ST. GERMAIN WE LEAD, OTHERS FOLLOW VIENNA ‘COFFEE co. Stalls 201 and 202 McLEAN’S MEATS Lower Floor HERMANN’ STALL tt DOWNST AFR Fisherman’s Fish Market STALLS 36-37 Lower Floor BOSTON FISH CO. 4 —STALLS—46 Manning’s Coffee Store 1619 PIKE PLACE TTE ah pig ~ RK SAM GRAFF ite | FLORIST—1514 PIKE PLACE Main 997—Ind. 5831 STALLS 1-2—MAIN FLOOR THE CHARLES MENNE GROCERY CO. STALLS 67-68 LOWER FLOOR >—-LOWER FLOOR BUTTER IS CHEAPER HAROLD V. TUPPER 8TA HOOD’S CANDY CO.—1509 PIKE PLACE SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY Re ar 4 Fruit Loaf ee ’ whe Pre N I 10¢ HOOD'S—HOME OF THE FAMOUS PRINCESS CHOCOLATES Mm All kinds of Dress and Work § business as planrted. HOW TO RAISE CHICKENS | Ke a» ‘ Vay i ead ri HOLD UP ARMS WHITE SLAVES? 319 PIKE 319) Crowds, Attended the Dexter's MAMMOTH PURCHASE Of the Washington Clothing Co.'s stock. tended our Opening Day Sale justify our faith in buying this immense stock Crowds—-Nothing but Crowds Opening Day of E. The tremendous crowds which at- of Clothing, Hats, Shoes and Furnishings =f At 30¢ on the Dollar Specials for bins sada Pees , “$5.36 SHOES ' fen's Tan and $2.73 $2.63 $1.38 $1.28 $2.34 7c rehaae 19¢ setae $1.68 Blankets and Conptarts SUIT CASES 2c Mam ; ta : - rd ™ ‘i 79c % I t | AND COMFORTS AT CORRE nein goa a pl EXTRA SPECIAL slr sae Shrgipt EXTRA SPECIAL | sto Cashinore ox Mam 4946 Prices While tt Y eeone oa Men's Hea EXTRA SPECIAL = | Purchase price : hs ; ; ‘7c Odd Vests at your own price, and thousands of other articles too numerous to mention will be sold in the same way. NOTICE This immense $50,000.00 stock consists of only the Best High-Grade Clothing, Hats, Shoes and Men’s Furnishings on the market, all made for this season’s trade. The only reason for our being able to make this Great Buy was the simple fact that the Washington Clothing Co. did not have sufficient money to carry on the REMEMBER—All goods will be sold as advertised. Bring this ad with you—it will act as a guide and help you in selecting what you want. MAIL ORDERS given prompt attention and satisfaction guar- anteed. Look for the BIG SIGNS—-E. DEXTER’S MAMMOTH PURCHASE Shirts and Furnishings $4.00, $5.00 and $6.00 Pante at Corresponding Reductions de fE. DEXTER & CO. 319 Pike Street Near Fourth Avenue of the Will Convince You Merits of This Sale FREE—With Every Purchase of $3.00 or One Visit Over, 4 Valuable and Useful Souvenir Temporary rly at cor orme Shoe Store), w ASAE DEBE NLS IES EL LTE DAMIR ELS f G. D. Phillips, Inc., (The Phillips Boys ith The Phillips 11219 I} i A The "Phillips Shoe for Women d 3.00 The Phillips “Shoe 3.50 . © for Men $3.00 and The Phillips Boys Shoe for Men and Women $2.50 Shoes a3i3 And Down so low that a surprise PHILLIPS ; Shoes Third A vised Women’s & Children’s Shoes Thied Avenue 1319 Third Avenue F bet Purity and Cleanliness Pa Men’s & Boys’ Shoes 1319 Third Avenue 4 Quality and Economy Everything Clean and Wholesome FREE DELIVERY First Avenue Near Pike Bread Cakes Pies Butter Eggs Cheese Fruits, Nuts, Etc. Coffee and Teas English Pies Delicatessen Vegetables Vegetarian Foods Groceries Pickles BOOTH 136 SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY KIMBALL'S LUNCH as LOWER FLO! SANITARY CREAMERY CO.—Stal! FRESH BUTTER AND Roos 28, Lower Floor CHEESE SPECIALTIES SPECIAL ¥. VANDEVORT STALL 114 10¢ * Honey Ie 180 OUR MOTTO—“BETTER GOODS FOR LESS MONEY W. W. CRENSHAW 1517 FIRST AVE CEYLON TEA Kula 60¢ OFFEE CO Market hee CEYLON TEA AND C Entrance to Sanitary SMITH'S MELTON MOWBRAY STYLE PORK PIES TRY THEM STALL 19 Lower Floor. xe bottle of Mrs. Hughes AT STALL 21 Home-Made -LOWER FLOOR Mayonnaise. .10¢ PREF DELIVERY TOGO VEGETABLE CO. STALE 10 VEGETARIAN BOOTH and Whole Wheat Bread Baked EFresh Daily HYGEIA FOOD CO. Salt Rising BOOTH 126