The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 28, 1913, Page 7

THE STAR—FRIDAY, MARCH 28, 1913. : 7 EY TRIED TO PENSION ‘DAD,’WHO BROUGHT TO THIS QUNTRY THE “THIRTEEN FIGHTING MURPHYS,” BUT | HE WOULDN'T HAVE IT; WANTS 19 BE OWN MAN’S MAN Wd be fing you could sit b By Fred L. Boalt the stove in your daughter's house me Dh a 1 9 ue set otay| Of Alki Po y and Mien ar Ardent te cosh’ ay F pipe, Bh ag en “ad” tee sr a, es, b Santa aay 8 , me ana be: the: fim. on A mewsle, but he a ra. waa Barty inet des. vewppaneeny tn ef laure weny ty; y ite, retired “1 Murphy on and ; ‘6 4 A, her , stwo-or, | y, elgbty-| mers wondered at had become Tdinnaw. \V? f the ob n newsboy” with pat in a preity me day wink! and the russet corner, ‘Dac 8 ] Jong,” said “Dad Why?" | “DAD” COMES BACK | D*¥ou get cold a moeeand | FOR HIS PAPERS. | The other day “Dad” came into { yours if] The Star press room. He took } acl teame old seat near the alk euaie meee 2 jee Pike Place Public Market == | lee tiem bias 1 | Beet yo | | River Smelts |Eggs, 2 doz| 8 = 38¢ SUGAR ONLY " ascl | 2 Ibs... .15¢ Booths 201 - 4- ; liar | isis oa We ANE NEVEH OUT KNAIER | Fics fala ‘eet fo at cow Stall 41 | | best, Ib. ,10¢ | Philadelphia Fish Market} | Stall 10 | | Lower Floor | | Cider Vinegar §¢@ bottle i R Nicholla—70 Formerly Pike| Place Mkt, | | t frewh loaves of bread 10¢ How!sey mm t Piekles, $0¢@ pint . 5 ken din ¢ Mr nkima Ne SS¢, delivered Halibut, 21 2he Pinnan Haddie, the tb Every Day Specials HOOD’S Butter Special For Saturday For Gaturday Only, Local Ranch Eggs, doz. .22c Save One-Half Our Best Fresh Jersey Butter, 400 | Best Washington Creamery “ ” 1 re eT ya i SLAG | BUCO, Dr ove cons cave 40c Flour, Full Patent BSOLU Hl ELY guaranteed, or money Best Local Ranch Egy, not more | Table Peaches, large aa s Bik oe |. $1.25 than 3 days oid, 26¢ doz, 2 Coeces secewe cepecsere Not odd lots of old and antiquated styles, but Gi 5 ‘ $ ‘ fOr wsssee : : ibe See big list of specials at "Clean, fresh stocks of stylish, high-grade footwear. The kind inger Snaps, -+-8O0e | Samed : S | Seat laf shoes that fit well and look well at all times. Shoes that you wil! Soda Crackers, 3 Ibs.25c | ‘ regon Cream heese, at ease In at any place and anywhere OUR LOW RENT, MODERATE EXPENSES AND ENORMOUS "PURCHASING POWER of 49 stores enable us to offer the latest and novelties at a saving of one-half. = $2.50= Satisfaction or Your Money Back "ae "John C. Leslie Jet White Butter Stores 3-Ib. Ghrardelli’ Cheechite . om ao "75e 40¢ Hand-rolled Choc- Sugar, | ER aE eo Sc mates, TA Ss. s...60'5s 25c Take 1 Ib. or 100 30c Opera Nut Fudge, We sell groceries for Wo. cece cece renee 20c less. | 30c Marshmallows, plain or toasted, Ib. ..... 20c Peanut Brittle, .15¢ 1828 Pike Place HOOD'e eg Also Stalls 32-33-34— | |. ee ee - Famous Princess Chocolates. Lower Floor Phone Your Orders. 1509 Pike Place and 1329 Main 3827 | Third Ave., opp. Postoffice Stall 8, Sanitary Market | Sanitary Market dozen. .85¢ 1 Tea, Ib 38c Spring Is Here pris a Mil you may de : late, 3 Ibs aes ays 74c Sanitary foecer Reliance Coffee, 3 tbs. ,1§3.00 Market Tokio Tea Store 1 ¢ | Get Ready for Apple Day Order abox of our Sélect- Ay tor Take Elevator Sa BOSTON SAMPLE SHOE SHOP Co Second Avenue and Pike 6t. day Evening to 10 INC. Second Floor. Eltel Building EGGS, 3 Dive 2 oS ae ee NELSON—STALL 76—-DOWNSTAIRS SSE TN pee ee SIS THEBLUEND oy Msiat MAKES Butter, Ib. 30¢ Yakima Spuds Meas stall sailed aes Nit ise) Cicllvecadl Cheese, sharp, Ib 20¢ | MALMBERG—Stall 22 Lower Floor HONEY J0MBLES. r > aan For treat (hat enm't be b al Bread ed Apples: We carry-only MES, PPREPRM'S BAKERY 1518 Ist Ave. the best varieties Our motto, “Better Goods for “DAD” MURPHY, $1) New Laid Eggs, 2 doz 45¢ | p the J eanut Less: Money,” en brothers and sisters, and they wd pag ry rune It Be dD ic Sw Ch . Ib Butter ..... 20c : Ball lived together with their father|§ Golden Dates Ibe Se 27¢ W. W. CREN and mother and a ther in] Fancy Black Figs, 4 Tbe....25 At—Stall 122—The ~ Ww. SHAW hanty with a pt ‘ 10¢ STALL 204—Lower Floor Sanitary Market—1517 Ist ROLOFF—62—DOWNSTAIRS Annex Vegetarian a"ones | Corner Public Market — Corner Public Market — Corner Public Market sasiad CONE’S GROCERY—STALLS 23-24-25 MURRAY MEAT COMPANY The Price of Fisher’s Blend Flour HAS ADVANCED | We Won't Substitute Cheap-Priced W heat : lf SPUDS, large sack Yakima Burbank 53c remap to Hold Down the Price of Our Flour 7 Il Viclet Oats, package sake “i be s rm 24.25 ‘i ; oe oe aR gy ne sc ; \f Violet Pancake Flour, package Stee rices are getting cheaper at Murray s STILL IN THE LEAD, Pot Roas 10c and 12' 5c ° acon 200 jms tam iat: BS EIQuID VENEE S| elma Te mame reeds a uusesticts il _ BABY CHICKS“ Hermann’ s—Stall 101 wheat and the best We use any other and pr to eat. We have advanced our pr to meet the extra cost of the wheat—NO MORE. The advance ts only tea cents per sack above the lowent price ever quoted for Fisher's Blend Flour, and still tea cente lesa per sack then the price which prevailed a few months ago. If you bay cheap priced flour these days you get flour made of SPECIAL—Wisconsin Brick Cheese, Ib 206 cheap priced wheet—that’s false economy, for it means poor BAPOHING SM Eaters . Strictly Fresh local Ranch eggs, 2 doz z rere bread, and poor bread is almost as bad as none at all. > dies, ‘ed ieee ws a ABSOLUTELY the best butter and coffee in town for the money. No Stairs to Cth Eptott see Stall 101 HERMANN’'S Main Floor FISHER'S BLEND FLOUR IS THE FLOUR OF QUALITY Dad” was horn in Cork. He ee a ee oe Ee ‘CHILDREN HATE sree, ioti'ist| STRAWBERRIES | BODMAN GETS Manufactured by anew el The Fisher Flouring Mills Company “Amerion’s Finest Fi) Mills” SEATTLE, U.S. A. Announcing Our Complete Showing of Manhattan FOR SALE B — DEALERS ee et is - m i ‘and ea pig A te et seat font t she Ny STATE BERTH p Tailored Suits “ver and auteclog- eae. ay yo eee See) late Maske a ae ar Spring Coats and Fashionable JURTEEN SUCCE FULLY | 9 | ed the examinatio held at EE 3 y *« ap okane March 20 by the Washing { linery 1 had! te of pharma The | bus year n will be held in k Da 1 and | ee, funeral At Need to Have | a was allow the children’s feet to grow as they should. They do not cramp the toes, but allow them to lie out straight, as nature in- tended. GROW AG IT SHOULD Your Name ‘waves | ON Our Books oS REYWAL WILL | 2 Cash met re ored models in all the various Arther|rHig Simple Recipe, Made Up at Your Home, Solves the Problem. 1 om h 1 in the ond f but she ha x 1, peevish,|her own husband and family ther and id, and she can't od many As t The many exclusive models made up by the MAN Made of the best leathers, Patent, Gun Metal, comes to buying sizes. The highest grade mate- | Calf and Vici Kid, with oak soles and Goodyear lothes. Open an go get epeter . welt sewed. They cost no more than others \ wecount and take the we are ores gee ds with you jes we f Ow offe of equal quality. Men’s and Women’s styles, too. 4) of hin fr . he wear them — while ‘ of tags eae ee te Caren Goreme} "i dnvitea || them. There's no ? bee q % h Wook Ww tho galler eason Why you can Raymond & Hoyt]"* FIND BODJES OF 28 iis", hy Ee 1402 Third Ave., Liberty Bldg. ils “wy lg dea one National — Credit— TT The Cheapest Place to Buy Good Shoes. srand a yon services for young | I an@$1 a week pays ) OUTFI ING co. : | 1 ( € \ i ritt i ert Tonight will mark|§ the bill, | 15 SECOND AVENUE HG P|