The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 18, 1913, Page 7

rT | ae aia NEWEST STYLES IN Moving Picture |] Women's Tailoring i Suits, Coats and Dresses es AVINATIONAL CREDIT : Never has our Millinery overt . PRICES $1 A WEEK BY GERTRUDE M. PRICE SAME PAYS The Star's Moving Picture Expert $ CASH THE BILL 1 s possit » mak DEAD face. EYES The » OUTFITTING CO. 1515 SECOND AVENUE . rely in the f actor, Charlies Arling STAR \ WANT ADS BRING RESULTS which is mt HILL BOATS 0 AUSTRALIA NEXT. 8. W The Housewife’s Diploma wrapper on every HOLSUM bread of that the mistress of the house has graduated from the old-time superstition that home-baking was essential. SYDNEY project patablishment ce between Sydney Whit the rvice is primarily ip Eve loaf o isa ag ished here BA594248098058 ~* oN AE A. TO ee FN > are Lena : known Uni id Progress and education have me aoe f taught that the womans time rder four power the y and strength are best saved, and serv F health for all the family assured by the clean, properly ferment- d and uniformly baked HOLSOM BREAD aA MILWAUKEE 10 \ ——— ag After this wise decision is reached, and e your oven door is closed in favor of “HOLSUM, your next duty is to stand firm in the determination that no other bread will wi] o I “es in the case of it. Perfect in ry equipment, AT THE ost more -** ( f f hei 1 22-24-26 First Avenve ti ROLsUM eagle sae gaged | Our ‘25 Regular Dinner Jip cai ate bee atari Our Seesial 50c Chicken Dinner Gerved from 11 a. m. to Bp. my Are Unexcelied in Seattle Oysters, Dungeness Crabs, Flan, Steaks and Chops LATEST MOTION PICTURE FREE Vocal and Instrumental Concert Afternoons and Evenings 4s¥ nathing ese *"t FRE Prof i AISTONE WAY MARKET| PHONE NORTH 8 42ND AND STONE WAY Nape’a The Stone Way Market merchants are still in the lead. Watch us, copy us, call and see us and be yee" will always be on the O.' K. side. “ae Our downtown Bakery is located on the southeast corner of Firat and Pike, with the White bi formerly of Sanitary Market. * Butter Store, under the management of Mrs. Kendig, |) SATURDAY SPECIAL K OF WHEAT . .$2.10 | Bur STEM FLOUR ... - « $1.35 || 125-LB. SAC ; iy t Hard Wheat F Our Own Brand , A full line of fresh vegetables and meats at the ib q ight price. a tack of Yakima Netted Gem Spude bed Don't forget Mra. Kendig's raised doughnuts 5 Ln k Tw App es, by rie ut es 800 and French pancakes. an en Davis pple 350 All Kinde of Layer and Loaf Cakes, ashington Creamery Butter. Secret of ‘Dead Eye’;Just Paint him and | |ALASKAN TO BOSS Actor Tells it Will Pay You To take advan- tage of the many bargains listed below Prices Are ‘g ty, ey (iii i ha, mints Pane 1 / TRADE ATTHE auc MARKET CENTER Lower Corner Public Market ) Murray Meat Co. MEAT SPECIALS Stalls 2:3-5-24-25 cassadac @e Shoulder Mutton... .8c Sirloin Steak. ..... .18¢ Leg Mutton. .....12%4c Homemade Sausage 10c Veal Cutlets. .15c Loin Pork......... 18c Pot Roast....... llc Round Steak..... 15c Carnation Miik, 3 L arge Cans, 15¢c with 1 Ib. 36¢ Coffe c u 20¢ Comb Hone: sg 2 for ase si Folger's Coffee (with th giv! CONE’S GROCERY, STALLS 12-25—LOWER FLOOR, COR. MKT AWIPT'S PRIDE SOA, § Bare 256 HERMANN’S ’ es ay si Ee Ice Cream, by cone or ‘ ‘ 2 wore dish, 5c; or, qt... .30c state Se BEST WASHINGTON Cc n Butier, fresh | 11 LBS. SUGAR S0c eamg, Bute st Come and eco ¥ specia's ana | Wisconsin Brick Cheese, there Facies es tee 20c THE SUN GROCERY HERMANN’S CHARLES ARLING STALIA toe-nitiie Main Floor Entrance on First Ave Pike Place Public Market =m} ' | °SUGA 8c SUGAR ONLY Stall 101—Main Floor ‘| 8b Booths 201 - 4-40 WH ARE NEVER OUT OF IT, Rates y “* the RIGHT PLAC BB. a RC aR a Reraae 18c are omy WHAT ARE TET Rime ua ges Be eae _ STALL zot_LOwER FLOOR ANNEX. ST tds a Sugar Selb, i {Saturday Special fi lbs. $4.80 AFTER DINNER MINTS ‘¢!ivered free with other grocer: 20c LB. = f i Pure Missouri Sorghum ed into a fre aiarml] MOLASSES, BLACK | '* Suk; gattor 75¢ epperatus, WALNUT TAFFY cli des 20c LB. H.A.Eba 1525 Pike Place Also Stalls 32-33-34—Lower Floor PEANUT CRISP, EXTRA BRITTLE HEARST’S PAPER PLANT BURNED | uxt meee ~ CHOCOLATES, HAND Italian Prunes, 4 Ibs 2he a f the ; ROLLED Santa Clara Prunes, 4 Ibs. . $5¢ pes fi om, 25c LB. Golden Dates, 4 Ibs 25¢ a edie HOOD’S—1509 Pike Pl, Fancy Peaches, 2 ibs 25e , 1 ‘ 1 Eve Fancy Newton Apples, box 75¢ f it CHRESE—-Gied Ost. It 5 Fancy Green Asparagus It be 4 that ait @ Ge Ost, per glass, Imported Local Rhubarb 30¢ Potatoes and Onions t a haa bee i New, mild cheese, Ib 20¢ RUT Aaa mae Ue Gatton E. C. ROLOFF MALMBERG—Stall 22 BEST JERSEY BUTTER, LB COTTAGE CHEESE, 2 LBS A. R. NELSON— STALL 76—LOWER FLOOR STALLS 62-66—LOWER FLOOR igi CHARGE. | | FOR His ‘SERUM | - PROV | f Hurrah! No need any longer to e at Packed Butter or oo which has been on a grocery man’s shelves several days. You can get it of iblic He uth us direct from the churn the same day it Is made | We make It several times daily of pure, rich selected cream before |] the eyes of the people at our sanitary and up-to-date creameries in the Seattle Public Markets. We are trying harder than anybody | else to give you a superior, fresher butter, Do you approve of our | | BLOSSOM FESTIVAL |} efforts? ~ |PROMISE I. W. W. FAIR TREATMENT “OREGON JAPS ony DE NViek ge city ag A | given the san on prisoners, insteac ‘ vaudeville star — ae diet that } i wn throughout the North-| ny unt Wire Werte cies coer te been th ¥ act as grand mar of | HOOD RIVER. Ore. April: 18.— Peet hg Mb phy the yr] parade May 2, the sec- mor the purpose of encouraging |jail here forma : Japanese laborers in the Hood | tion strike in th mill p CAMPUS DAY MAY 2) River valley to Invest their sav. |e" Campu An annual colebra-| ings in this vicinity, a number of | RECOMMEND PAVING of Wash Repairs to Highth av, S. and brick Japanese business men have , according | » atic sap Me thine formed an organization with a cay for Duwamish ay, from {tal stock of $60,000. M. Yaqui, | ( ; q a ¥ who the es ‘ eorgetown to the south city limit president of the organization, estt-| he N. Pt ration for § “ an By Pam an She phase hd mates the number of Japanese em- | ¢} 1 ; ‘dat he lnaaae on : ob ly cesprery | changec the recommendation lec ek here on ranches a | made by the street committe of the It 1 expected mo than 1,500) counell tudents will partie » The day] PATERSON, N. J, April 18—| . “ > oO |wifl be spent in building trails, eut-|'The strike of Paterson ailk work-| AN AUTO rs ting underbrush, buflding tennis|ers is nearing a crisis today, The, oth ay. W iY courts, placing benches and rolling) men are enraged at the employers |. sind athiraday 2 ¢ Scraping Denny field. ‘The co-| for importing guards here from Di Haatinaten: bomipyasde te 3 itl provide a lunch forthe work-| Newark, and trouble {s feared. 2 ss ‘ which will be served out of|'Two guards are under arrest on a| “The teachers’ plan to employ doors if the athe: is sultable.| charge of shooting Antonlo Vis/agents smacks of labor methods,” \"Thagday will wind up formal dance at the gym, a striker, during a disturb. He 18 reported dying, with an in says a school official. ing about election day, Fine rei RED SHIELD BUTTER Columbia River Salmon, 20¢ 1d. Striped Bass, 20¢ Ib. Columbia River Catfish 20¢ |b. PHILADEL- PHIA FISH MARKET STALL 10 PUBLIC MARKET Corner Public Market Sanitary Public Market Pike Place Public Market 3 Iba. good Butter We Fresh Ranch Eggs, re- ceived daily. The best of all dairy products £.C. COLLINS Stall 28 Saturday’s Specials (FREE DE Fancy Washington Creame n Raising e Ra er pa Oysters, No. 1 size, 3 cans for Sardines, Domestic, § cans for Pumpkin, Fancy; No. 2 size cans Cocoanut in %-1b packages You do not need to buy—come in prices ly Brand, per lb, 33¢) with an or per can LIVERY) TY, POT ID .cecreceseveee 3 lbs for Jer, per sack kage . and look our stock over and ask John C. Leslie Company SANITARY 1515 Firet Ave Announcement The Grand Union Tea Com- | pany has leased St 13 ind J Sanitary Pub ke FREE I 1 n samel Ji ving Ke I 7 quarts. Be ed for le of weeks however, equipped with porary fixtures so tha an serve our many Yr no come to our r store Try our famous Silver Blend Coffee. GRAND UNION TEA CO. STALLS 13 and 15 Special prices | on Asparagus | {tem Mb! MARKET 1623 First Avenue. LE Plamosa $1.00 SANITARY AND CORNER MARKET. STALL 102 M. NAKAGAWA Stalls 20 and R 14 MARKET. Just Above Pike St. Home Baking KELLEY & STEVENS Booth 136 20 Lbs. Sugar 90c 1 Dozen Carnation Milk.. 4 Large Cans Milk Ghirardelli's Cocoanut, Ib 25¢ Can White Cherries "a > Chocolate, 1 Ib, 25e 1s¢ Le TOKIO TEA STORE STALLS ——— 24-36 Strictly Fresh Strawberries— Local Rhubarb, 4 Ibs. 15¢ Big Reduction on Apples by the box. “ M. ROOT & C0. 8, 1c weed "| Store C, 1516 Pike Place SATURDAY MEAT SPECIAL Eastern Bacon.... .18¢ Eastern Hams..... 18c Leg Spring Lamb. .18c Club Sausage......10¢ Choice Steak Franklin Market STALL 26—STALL 26 Red Shield Butter, 35c Lb. 3 Lbs. $1.00 You will find us just inside the First Avenue Entrance of the Sanitary Public Market and also at 511 Pike Place, Old Pike Place Market Come and see us. or not Fresh Buttermilk, all you can drink, home. ,RUN NEW TRAINS TO GRAYS HARBOR ,; April 18.—R. B nger of the O. W PORTLAND, Or Miller, traffic man The Middlemen FRYE & CO. Saturday) the follow our me Fancy Young Hens, per Tomorrow ( Chol Steer Pot Nhe ace 12¢ | Pork aed noc en 5c | Choice Mutton Chops 4. .15¢ | etamp. It signifies purl qual MEAT PRICES CUT AGAIN FOR SATURDAY *S MARKETS |. Round Steak ....3..+... | Strictly Fresh nD MMAT. You will always be welcome whether you buy 5c, or 10c a gallon to take R. & } ae announced today the anged for the early inau rough passen! and Grays Har He expects to be well patro zed Eliminated at gs Dig specials Will be offered at Loin Pork Roast .....eeee Choice Steer Role Bate 230 At the followDer markets: a house to consumer.” Look for the U. & purple ity, Shops open unt 10;00 eevee ewer er eeerrekerteee PER eee eee Tee Rew R eae es te Meee ert eee io PEPER RRR ee eee t em weres SERB ES SRST ES ET ERG! SUTTECSEERODEE RETURN ATED RTE the new service *