The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 5, 1913, Page 7

> PrHE STAR—FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1913, ? 8-Year-Old Miss Teaches Music to Raise Funds for Sick Father Great Annual Event Seattle Homes Delighted One | t ! id Player oe hay been unloaded from = th atk okra tee this extraordinary } | | | | | | Ay at the poy Piano Manuf of Marior tone qualities is now on Salest the National Third Aven near th city, corner just one block south of the Orpheum Theatre FRE pope y instrument is fresh from piano fac ntended by m tories rank « Player n standing in the foremost jf world’s piano makers. Every Pia and , & registered n the AA Class, which n trial in any buyer's a guarantee that places a piano « r Ten Le mg Years home f f Pianos and Player-P aking care r is relied hers in the it Our Free Offer ia ‘eon the Prices Manufacturers have recently ch more home is muc fearned that It lsconomical to place in k ig fine plano or playery on THRE EY! Frances May Maddox at the Piano With One of Her Tiny Pupils— ia FREE trial proposition than in which to pay fc Dorothy Luciie Ham to spend thousands upon thow ents conve LOS ANGEL sands of dollars in costly maga. gine advertising, exploiting by means of very en on feerts and employing s0-< foreign artists and music t ors at big salaries and o isons. The result is th can buy from th One Week Only ie Come in at one FRE! k “PIANO FER sooo, Corner Public Market Pike Place Market The Markets that have reduced the cost of living a sini wit Hin ny <i ne airs Neue. es, Pa ae A i pas AT THE "PUBLIC MARKET CENTER _ PETE'S FISH MARKET in Seattle, bt Public Sanitary Public Market Prices Are Lower, Have you tried Stalls 31.33 Kelley & Stevens’ wm Pike Place Public Market — SUGAR ONLY 18 CGA Al ( Booths 201 - 54 -40 Bret This is about 25 per cent cheaper than the average Home-Made a. wha ip Wate sais © 206 Bread? Home Made Pies 15¢ He wie Ne Ibe ” NAVY BEA NS fiat white, beat quality, 4 the won | [PUBLIC MARKET] | nse Saratoga Chips, §e; 5c Salad D 15¢ ra cy Rananns, 10¢ and 156 don ofl A CARLOAD OF PEACHES WILL a SOLD Guaranteed Fuge, 2 dos. GEE .1...0055505 cecsseecccvenes 2 xtra GOLD DUST Ise win Muss Extra Fancy Elbertas ters NEW RAINIER MEAT CO. pice ce Be 1527-1529 PIKE PLACE gg tra tele rime gern de Old Public Market 1516 PIKE VPLACE— ENTRANCE, SAN SANITARY MARKET SATURDAY SPECIALS | TE C Roloff] Sugar Leg of Lamb, Ib he PP Roa It 12% Shot ex Lamb, Ib..8@ | Best Eastern Ham \ al t 17% 22 114———- MAIN FLOOR ——125 Veal (= t let b 1746 Eastern Bacon, Ib Sie Wea abd 100 Lbs. $4.85 Spring Lamb Chops, Ib Pure Lard ), Ib. . 15¢ Its (with a $2.00 grocery purchase) 12%¢ | Lard C lb. 12%6 Ribbon! Tan 1h aa J . re 7 CAR TICKETS 25c bs. Domino Sugar....-..48¢ Olven foe eats dar va aig Tokio Tea Store 9 eoceveves 20¢ STALLS 24 and 36 Hood S Candy Specials} Sri 106 Tos 3 Tx half for them fn the less ordered to le . omes within FIVE DAYS FIKST COME, | FIRST SERVED. ciTY SELLS Lots LEM'S SOME nut | TACOMA National Piano Manufacturers |: 823 Third Avenue, Near Marion Street th ONE BLOCK SOUTH OF ORPHEUM THEATRE LEBANON Houc k | past ‘10 year | SHIRTWAIST : sabteapear oF | NEW YOR Blan) trig|Boschen, of New York br vitation to | MUSCATINE and sub vh FE our com Ladies’ Suits, prey | Dresses, Millinery, Waists, ETC. shad WRECKS AR, KILLING ein : WIN TER Wis, Sept Consisting of the newest and most authentic styles and | DR. L. R. CLARK, D. 9. 8. handear carrying five men fashions that have been assemb led f yu | was coming down a steep grade becN assem jor y« i the. fear of ‘pain that I8| | two mile here. A por —_——— a away from the de spine a cross the track tn car, and In the Men’s and Young Men’ s Department we are equally prepared in 11} FALL SUITS, OVERCOATS, 1 | CRAVENETTES and HATS We » animal ft ° | JOHN SEES THINGS ki The fabrics and styles are bright and attracti | 4 RIG LAUREL, Va. Sept . John Killgore, a r, claims to ha h two well What’s the use waiting? de » heads, he} WE GIVE GAS Ba) t of shoulders, Buy now, while the stock is : e and bh t 4 most complete, and pay later. * ms “iy vs Pte ee Regal Dental Offices freak. put | Or. L. R. Clark, D. OD. S., Manager He 1405 Third Av, N. W. Cor. Union NOTE—Bring Thie Ad With You rooms, 25¢ ouse, 86 West vent to 50e. Stewart “Your credit is good with us.” Advertis Pete Select whatever you want i ff} from our stock and don’t wor- 4 ty about the bill Ee small wee or monthly 4 ments, convenience, $1 ws Is Acceptable _ £-\ Pacific Outfitting Co. SEATTLE’S POPULAR CREDIT 8 a Corner Third and University St. Store Open Saturday Night Pay us in pay- your THE GAS COMPANY’S VALUE AS AN INDUSTRY ever suits Ri tentn a Not considering the inestimable value of cheap industrial gas to the general development, the fact lern gas property is of itself a remains that a moc distinct and very important addition to the manu- facturing business of the city. So much of its plant is t and unseen, hidden under the earth system, that the public is apt its very BEN sic ns or even Seldom Indeed Does a Gas Company Receive Credit for All It Is and Does SEATTLE LIGHTING CO. Main 6767. Henry Bldg. eg ——_ 3TAR WANT ADS BRING RESULTS + sen m THs | For Saturday . 25¢ 20¢ 15¢ 20¢ Black Cod, Boneless pe Ib. 20c Philadelphia Fish Market STALL 10 ; New Dill Pickies, FANCY Sweet Potatoes, 7 lbs. ERS Go ad VELLOW (fit a Wisconsin Brick Cheeses, tb 20¢ | Kosh S. , Ib. = ickli i . Mt. Vernon Butter Store gs af peveriene CRAWFORDS ae a 1521 Pike Place 15itle Pike Place PEACHES Fancy Sweet Corn, per doz. ears ......... 20c Good Jersey Butter, 3 Ibs..........-..-+- Domestic Swiss Cheese, !b MRS. COHRS—STALL 204—LOWER FLOOR—ANNEX Tomatoes, Ib. ....5¢ up H. TSUCKAMATO Stall 101 A5c Box JOHN C. LESLIE CO. | Corner Public Market — CARNATION MILK. 3 LARGE CANS...... (With 1 Ib, 35¢ Coffee or bulk Tea) £. H. COLLINS—Stal! 28 Strictly Fresh Local Ranch Eggs, COBO nc ccicncsvesecdapadae 10¢ 3 packages Pearline 10¢ ha pea Cre well’s Olive Oil, $1.00 bottles for 75¢; 50c bottles 406 Fancy Rastera Banh Oe + -O0@ 10¢ package Boraxaid Sanitary Market Washington Creamery Better, : Seals coke esau 5 CONE’ Ss GROCERY—STALLS 18-25 YOUR OPPORTUNITY « Is now at hand to have your measure taken for that new Fall Suit. You will be in need of a suit in a few days. So “Don’t put off until to- morrow what you can do today,” but call at once and see what we have to offer for O the man who wishes to pay more we can show woolens that are second to none at $20 and $25, including the very best workmanship, linings, etc. Our stock is the largest and most exclusive in the city, consisting of the latest shades and weaves in Let us make your Fall Suit at half the price you serges, cheviots, worsteds and tweeds. have been paying. OUR NAME OUR GUARANTEE ENGLISH WOOLEN MILLS 3rd Avenue at Spring stores 704 1st Avenue STORES