The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 18, 1914, Page 7

IN PEACE and IN WAR InGood Times and in Bad Times We Are Always Ready to Offer CRED Do Your Christmas Shopping Now And Take Advantage of the Price Reductions During Our Christmas Sale. styles in suits, coats, dresses, furs, millinery, plumes, skirts, petticoats, waists, Sweaters, umbrellas, etc. For Him hats, bath robes, umbrellas, etc. We ments beautiful the have assort- in very newest We have ments splendid assort- in suits, overcoats, raincoats, separate trousers, smoking jackets, sweaters, Select what you desire for yourself, relatives or friends—have it charged and remit in small weekly or monthly payments, agreeable with your income. Se 00 A WEEK ACCEPTABLE Corner Third and University Street. Store Open Every Night Until Christmas. umz4orna E zoe-ze Occidental Ave. and TOMORROW, SATURDAY of Seattle now provided with a NEW, ATTRACTIVE and SANI- ’ The people BSLAKR—PRIVAY, Uelbiibinn io, ivi4d, 'CARRY SMALL PARCELS; HELP DELIVERYMAN HAVE A MERRY XMAS) HE munication from editor of The Star has received the following com “Sympathizer.” It speaks for itself These last days of sporring have everything ‘sent’ part of the much-neglected deliverymen, as great, if not greater, than those hind the counter HOW CAN YOU EASI THE DELIVERY BOYS? BY CARRYING HOME ALL CELS hese parcels mean no inconvenience to you mean an hour's extra journey in a storm when the rest of the city sleeps, on the part of the wagon boy! Read this letter Editor The Star— Dear Sir: I wonder if there Is anyone that realizes that while all the talk of early shopping is going on, no one seems to think of the drivers and wagon boys who work on Saturday night until 10:30 o'clock and on Christ- mas morning from 6 o'clock until noon delivering pres- ents so that really they don't know what it is to have a Christmas with their families. Their Sundays are spoiled because they are too tired after Saturday night to go out. Won't The Star include this with the rest of the good work and get the public interested so that this winter the drivers and wagon boys won't have to go out in the cold winter nights, and will also have their Christ- mas home with the kiddies? A SYMPATHIZER . calises the mo whose burdens of the man or woman be THE TERRIBLE STRAIN ON YOUR SMALLER PAR- They may | the habit of the public a t acute suffering on the | are | Yesler forward in feverish haste. these men for him on Christmas eve gl agg hl where the best foods will be handled at the LOWEST mar- ket prices. Each of the following departments is separately owned: on MEAT on taheellagd BAKERY inci. DELICATESSEN TeaS vans variety of the Coffees i: Extra Special Money-Savers STALLS 13 and 14 STALL 11 Fresh Halibut, 8 Ibs. 2 Ibs. Fresh Salmon, 2 Ibs Fresh Herring, 3 Ibs. for Fresh Crabs, 4 for . Salt Herring, per doz. 15c 15c Navy Beans, All kinds of Spices, per can .... STALL 16 18 Ibs. Po- tatoes $ Ibs, Sweet Potatoes .... Brussels Sprout Anchor Brand Bacon, Ib. Fancy Sega 10c red Hams, half Ib. is iiss: Sausage, per |b 2 10¢ loaves fresh Wagner Apples, UNDS SUGAR AT STALLS 13 and 14 FRUIT VEGETABLES GROCERIES All strictly fresh, and at greatly reduced prices. — Direct from the Grower. for Saturday STALL 18 genes 30c .30c Creamery Butter, STALL 17 per Ib. Plymouth Eggs, Tomatoes, | per Ib. (storage), doz. Cabbage, head Green Peppers, for Fen Plant, 3 Ibs. STALL 10 Extra fancy Lemons thelr power to ease the burden of the city Christm: | the beliet partment store been ter ery | tendent, tablished for | to 10:30 p. m. | half of the Night and day thie work goes| Each has a family—walting | That Seattle merchants do all tn} wagon boys during the rush and that valuable m on the part of the pub-| ible and necessary to the | ve solution of the problem ts| expressed by local de-| heads who have shown “Sympathizer's” let How ean you help+ the wagon| man home to his family at a re spectable hour Christmas eve? It's very simple | People are fully entitled to ev benefit of our delivery serv-| ice,” said one local store superin that is what it wars es to serve our patrons However, extra men and extra| wagons will not entirely solve the problem during the terrific strain | at Christmas time. “The public can help easily by| carrying thelr emailer parcels. The | blg ones—have them sent A small parcel means no g ence to the customer—it may mean PAG 1, © ferred) Watch the b PUBLIC MA fy Crab Man Hot tive orabs ‘Then take one home and see how ood ft te Stall 108 Market Is the place Comer Pike Place Publlo Market * Public Market Corner Public Market |. PRICES ARE GOING DOWN AT MURRAY’S Pot Roasts, Ib..8¢ to 10¢ | Shoulder Mutton, Sirloin Steaks, Ib....17%4@ | Lamb Chops, ip Veal Roasts, Ib.....12%4¢@ | Cottage Butts, Ib. Veal Cutlets, Ib... -16¢@ | Pork Roasts, Ib..... Loin Pork Chops, Ib Don't forget we make the best Sausage in the Northwest. THE LARGEST BIRD IN THE WORLD Will be on exhibition Saturday and all week Ye "ise MURRAY MEAT CO. Stalls 2-3-5 and 7 CARNATION MILK Washington Market 94-96 Pike Street. 10 Lbs. Sugar 50c or 5 3 Large Cans 15c Milk 25¢ With purchase of 1 pound of eur Halt, 2 pkgs # Beeded Raising, 2 for ane of Anparngus Assorted Extracts Ibe ibe ihe t 2 “THE SUN GROCERY STALLS 106-112-114—Main Floor ALLEN'S GROCERY Stalls 18-25 (OLD PIKE PLACE | ARK] x SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY * SUGAR UMORELLAS REPAIRED 112" Meet ie petra Producer pu BL. Fine Foods Cost Less Sugar Only Booths 17-57-37-55 Mates every Gay an cheap as for s ton at wholesale 2he We sell the new « 8G¢. STA! Ce very Day, Fresh, Pore, Pasteurized = 10¢ milk, lems gost of delivery, Beed Bowed Werk, Atal @8, Lower Flees} * O14 Public Market, Pike ieee. ering Floor, Public Market. Pike Place NEW RAINIER MEAT Co. an hour's trip across the gale-swept city the night before Christmas on the part of the wagon boy.” Here's the record of o delivery man for two ceding Christmas day Three days on duty from 6:45 a. m. Four days on duty from 6 a, m. to 11 p.m. On duty two Sundays from 6 a. m. to 3 p. m. Six days on duty from 6 a. m. to 1 a.m. Worked steadily from December | 24, 6 a. m,, to 3 a. m, on the morn ing of Christmas day! Worked afternoon of Christmas day delivering packages, and join family until time for the even ing meal So just say to the salesgirl, take it with me.” Get in the habit. Bring joy to the delivery men’s | children and wives, Save the poor Jhornes some of thelr weary stops MENDOTA TWINS ARE | BORN WEEKS APART | MENDOTA, IIL, Dee, 18 to be without precedent ts markable case of Mrs, A. M, Snyder of Mendota, who gave birth to Chil dren five weeks and one day apart | The first baby, a five-pound bi was born the latter part of Octob: The second child, born this week hed seven pounds, and 1s also “TH la boy. 40c COW HAS TRIPLETS, NEENAH, Wis., Dec. 18 Howard, a farmer, town of Clayt has a cow that gave birth to th calves, Two of the animals ar but the third was killed be: cause of deformity. didn’t | i Thought |f the re-ij John |f 1527 PIKE PLACE -.14@ | Pot Roast, Ib.... -.-10@ | Leaf Lard, Ib.......12%e 12%¢ | Cottage Hams, Ib.....16¢ -12%¢ | Po ck Bones, Ib....5¢ 15¢ < Ibs Leg Lamb, Ib... ..12%e Shoulder Lamb, Ib Veal Roast, lb Pork Roast, lb Pofk Steak, Ib Round Steak, Ib. ..16¢ | é Sirloin Steak, tb.......16¢! E ‘astern Hams, Ib..... Fresh Dressed Turkeys, Geese, Ducks os Chickens Seattle's Pop Price Meat Market Hood’s Home-Made| ¢ Candy Christmas Candy in a larger variety than ever. We make fresh every Kitchen a Extract foo. Zoe. 25e. 30¢, Cole & Haraden Leading Grocers and Coftes Roasters. STALL 12—Take South Bnd Incline, .35¢ 25c Mrs. De Long’s Pullman Diner 70 PIKE STREET Chicken Dinner, with pie and coffee Eastern Oyster Stew our own candy hour in our Candy in rear. Candy Canes.1¢ to $1.00 Candy Toys, Candy Baskets, Candy Taffy Dishes Christmas mixed, 2 lbs 25¢ Best in the city Candy put up to order for Parcel Post Especially fancy packed boxes for Christmas from. 25¢ to $5. 00 "Saturday senor, Peanut Brittle, Ib..... After Dinner Mints, lb. 20¢ Almond Butter Scotch, |b. . .30¢ Mt. Vernon Mra ey Rutter, 2 Ibe St Porter's Peanut Butter, 2 Ibe 25e¢ 4 Ibe, Holland Baam C ‘B1 Mt. Vernon Butter Store 1921 PIKE FLACK Why Not Send KIPPERED SALMON By parcel post from DEGGINGER & COATES 1511 Pike Place Market 15¢ YAKIMA APPLES FROM MY OWN RANCH Good Cooking Apples, box..50¢ up Beat Apples, per box $1.00 Burbank Potatoes 81.00 owt, 817.00 STALL 50 STALL 60 Something new HOOD’S Cor. Pike Place Market. or, ton Royse and Girls’ 26 CASHMERE HOSE All sizes, 2G@ pair Regular 260 Men's CASHMERE SOX 19¢ FRAMED fi MEN'S PANTS ys and mi #1. ‘49 Worth $2.60 and $2.00 ————— SAMPLE LINE OF (Limited, Regular $6 to $10 WOMEN'S LONG COATS $1.98 All sizes Regular 26¢ Men‘e Silk Strictly Home-Made Bread, Pies and Cakes. No War Prices Here .Ellmore tas Eh 0 ||PUBLIC MARKET Main Floor, | | 3 GIRLS’ BREAD AND CAKES ant much A new baking Honey Hearts (old country) Christmas Baked Animals, in large assortment. MRS, PFEFFER’S BAKERY 1613 First Ave. od bread and cakes quite se appetizing Moan me * you taste; your never t every hour guarantess freshness SATURDAY SPECIALS — 15¢ pod Cake in order to prove the superiority. 3 GIRLS’ BAKERY CORNER, SANITARY AND WESTLAKE MARK stalls In Beattie which handle BAKERY GOODS ERCLUSTVELY 21 Lbs. Sugar $1.00 With purchase gar 0 bulk coffee. “Novelty A” Flour $1.45 === 4 cans Milk 2 can t Maoaront ‘ pkgs. Gold Dus The on XMAS SPECIALS GENUINE ENGLISH Plum Pudding B5¢ per pound Mince Meat 20¢ per pound Fruit Cake 40¢ per pound. (12 months old.) Largy an Coffe TOKIO TEA STORE Stalls 24-36-37 teex Margarine 2 Lbs. 55¢ English 19—LOWER Bakery New Zealand Butter, # Ibi e -5e Get the Habit Order Early Little Pig Pork Sausage 10e pkgs. Gloss Starch, ¥ for. Stamped Ranch Bags, 2 doz.. gr. ©. AIER Stalls 69-45-47. Jilg’s Little Pig Porkers are made fresh daily of selected, meats, in our Sanitary Bologna Kitchen upstairs. The re- sult is a crisp, tasty sausage that has no bad after-effects. A dish of Jilg’s sausages served piping hot these cold morn- ings fills the bill—they melt in your mouth. Get a pound today. . JILG’S 132 Sanitary Market. First Avenue Floor. Fruit Cake, Ib.....40c Plum Pudding, Ib .40c -20c and 30c Order early—extra help for Christmas. KELLY & STEVENS Home Bakery. STALL 136, First Ave. Floor. Lady Apples, dozen. .5c For the Xmas tree. Mixed Nuts, best, Ib.......20¢ Fancy Shelled Almonds, Ib. 55¢ Shelled Walnuts, Ib........ 50¢ Navel Oranges. Gillman Bros. 1517 First—Main Entrance. 25e Snider's Catsup. 16¢ 250 Coffee, Ib... 16¢ Hot cup coffee free with every purchase. 50c pkg. Schilling’s Best Tea.. 25e size .... Oriental Tea & Coffee Co. SANITARY MARKET ANNEX Philadelphia | Togo Vegetable STALL 10—Lower Floor STALL L-7 The Sea’s Choicest Foods and Delicacies Received Daily Shoes for the Whole Family On the Market at Way Below Market Prices. Fresh From Farm to You 0’HARA’S Pike Place Market INDIAN SUITS, PLAY SUITS, ROMPERS, ETo., HA! 10K FOUR-IN-HAND TIES 10¢ and others | Men's Dress and Working Shoes end | 1.45, $1.95 | oxtoras $1.50, $1.95. $2.45 29¢ Tadiew Waikover 8 Raby Shoes. t ”" OUR MOTTO ANITARY MARKET 2 STORES “8 Men PIKE PLACE MARKET Stall 19, Near Sugar Stall Regular 500 MEN'S HEAVY ae Mi 25. Regular $8 and $« BOYS SUITS $1.98 y serge and mtx- tures PAPER NAPKINS Te dundrea Women's Rest 0c CASHMERE HOSE 39e Regular $1.25 and $1.50 WOMEN'S OUTING FLANNEL GOWNS MEN'S XMAS TIES In Holtday boxes 21e LESS THAN Worth so, Regular $1.60 ‘8 WooL UNDERWEAR soe Regular 380 Roys’ BIB OVE Tan and blue UNDERWEAR ae