The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 19, 1915, Page 6

Militar Button Loo Also the same style wit tops, with flardiac MEN’S HIGH GRADE FOOTWEAR $2.50. Boles, at Malt Orders OSTON SAMPLE TAKE LVATOR SECOND HLoor LEPER PASSES AWAY BOSTON, Feb. 19—A paid “Awsolutely Sanitary.” _ SOUTH END PUBLIC MARKET THIRD.YESLER. WASHINGTON-FOURTH Phone Orders Solicited Goods Sent Your Approval FREE DELIVERY Phone Elliott 185 ‘or LOWEST PRICES IN THE CITY. Delivered Pr HOE , the Newest @ of the New-— OPEN 0. Saray Inc} St) EITEL HOP ‘econa Ave at Pike St: Pot Roast. |b. se T-Bone Steak, |b t5e Good Steak. ib ite Shoulder Lamb, |b tie Leg Lamb. 12'2¢ “he 12'2¢ re Ize ive 2'2¢ zee ize tse ite 12¢ ise c ize Compound, |b. Fancy Chickens, Ih 1N¢, aie Sold All Day As Advertised STALLS 38-42 INDEPENDENT PACKING CO up lr gehen Gabbage Se Spinach ise Celery, Se Lettuce heads 106 STALL 100 Live Hens and Geese, specia prices. Dressed while wai STALL 44 Lemons, doz 106 Grape Fruit, eact he STALL 74 Oranges, doz 10¢ Apples, doz 106 STALL 79 Apples, box SO¢ and u Potatoes, sack 81.25 STALL 64 Potatoes, rack $1.25 Apples. box The Prunes, 2 lbs we STALL 7 Grape Fruit, 3 & 10¢ Walnuts, 2 Ibs 256 STALL 49 STALL 88 Creamery Butte Full Cream Che STAL Best Butte New York Cheese, Fresh Eges, doz STALL 24 Farm Butter, 2 lbs dack Cheese. Aster Milk, % ape Mock Ora ate seb 69 b 206 10e r 256 306 15e Summer ‘ 16 Swiss Ch $50 Salmon, 3 can 2Qhe Salad Dressing, 2 bot fc Matches, % ples 10c STALL 58 Fillet Sole, Ib 10¢ Smelts, | ay es STALL 66 Catfieh, inp 160 Herring, 7 Ib 256 Halibut, 2 tvs i5e Remember Elliott 185 More Meat/| for Less Money Frye & Co. Markets Saturday Specials BEST QUALITY ERY BUTTER @Ge 2 lbs. for 65c Fancy Dry- Picked Hens, »19c Choice Veal hone ne 1 5c Choice Steer Pot Roast..... Choice Leg of Mutton Choice Shoulder Pork Roast..... Choice Shoulder of Mutton Choice Loin Pork Roast..... Choice Spare Ribs Choice Steer Sir- loin Steak Anchor Brand Bacon ......... 1 Qc Fancy Plymouth Eggs, (storage ) doz. 1 c 4 cans Wild Rose Milk ...... 25c Look for U. S. Purple Stamp It Sighifies Purity and Quality Shops Open Until 10 P.M Father and Phy Mother, rival lly Unexpected @ beside him, to take im aton By William Philip Sims United Press Staff Correspondent (Copyright, 1915, by the United Press. PARIS WORK GN AMERICAN WESTMINSTER BEGUN’ CLE Sinan ot Little 8 ZEPPELIN IS i WORTHLESS IN WAR--BLERIOT * GIVE "EM NO EXCUSE , Read the Miscellaneous col- umn in Star Want Ads. Central Public Market STAR—FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1915. PAGE @ Are to th “E Economica Delightful Place to Trade ‘Stor k Gumshoes His Into Young Couple’s Amazed Strange Jacques Oupre, 12 years ola, the youngest and er man in the French army.—This photograph was taker Jacques lived with hie father in Paris, Hisimother is dead d. and Jacques prevailed upen his uncle, a captair © war Way Home by Une .. ONE-ARMED COPPER’ ECONOMY FOR CITY *» SAVES HIS DAUGHTER BUT LOSES OWN LIFE Second at Marion SPECIALS 15¢ 9c 123c 124c 15c 18c 12c 17¢ 22¢ “14c 124¢ 25c¢ 55c¢ 15c 25c 6 Solssons. His father and shown GROCERIES Our Delivery Department will take of your Orders Orders sent c. 0. O. Pane M. 6989 Choice Patent Flour, sack. . Stong’s Two Stores— |WESTLAKE PUBLIC MARKET. Fifth, Sixth and Pine STONG SAYS CUT PRICES 19 Lbs. Granulated Sugarfor . . $1.00 $1.65 Stall 205 and Sixth and Pine THE ANDERSON GROCERY CoO. 327---STALL---338 Fresh Vegetables amd Quality Fruits WE AIM TO PLEASE 10c Brenneman & Mcintosh v6 Mite Circe Market 15c 4c Open tilt 10 Saturday Big Specials SATURDAY Seattle Market Occidental and Yesler MEATS—(Stalls 1-9) FISH—(Stall 11) 10¢ 25e VEGETABLES—(Stallis 16-17) 106¢ , he FRUITS—(Stall 10) BAKERY—(Stall 12) ihe BO¢ (Stalls 13-14) BUTTER (Stall 18) AND TOKIO GROCERY C0. STALLS 104-tts Cer. 6th and Pine Apples ¥ the Box 65c 90c 10c WEST S HOMEMADE CANDIES stalls ‘ ahe ihe 10e Stalls 200-215 LUCKY STRIKE FISH COMPANY 106 10¢ Zoble Grocery PHONG ELLIOTT 4 Market Will Be Open y nta All® Day WwW Mondayy Feb. 22. Company Stall 219 FREE DELIVERY nN. 50 Sack Choice Patent Flour. . the “- 1s<¢ te se 5e Se 10 ¢ of Gar den and Grass Seeds THE STORY OF , 3 Girls’ Bread, Rolls & Cakes Aas for Saturday oat Ca sng 20 py 3 GIRLS’ BAKERY-3 STORES ry, West orner Markets Sees ‘CORNER STALL 352—JUST OFF PINE Fancy Patent Flour, per heat... 15¢ r tue 25e 250 10e 250 2he OTTO’S 5 QUALITY MARKET 15c M. A. Hassen Co. |” STALL 20-LOoWER FLOOR Lucky Strike Fruit Co. STALLS de 10¢ toe je 206, toe, 20c Sanitary Bakery FLOWER FLOOK 30c 10c 10c Swedish Delicatessen STALL 108—-LOWER FLOOR ase LONDON FEET FREEZE IN TRENCHES; LEGS OF MEN GUT OFF PARIS USE “Sunset” Brand PAINT and VARNISH WELL MADE LOCAL MADE RETAIL STORE 1622 Fourth Ave. FACTORY AT FREMONT °° DEMOCRATIC CLUB TO HEAR OF BRIDGES sack - 34 Center of Mkt. on Pine St. BIG APPLE SALE Absolutely the last chance to buy apples cheaply. es, box. 69c 90c 95c Wi. Fuss & Co. ex HS a White, Saaitacy Market 15¢ 12c 15c llc 25c STALL 18—' LOWER FLOOR Open tith1o Saturday SAVE MONEY By Trading _— With Rickles Bros. A WORD TO THE WISE IS SUFFICIENT 14¢ 35c Lots of Bargains if you step in and ask for them, Rickles Bros, Hardware, Paints, Oi Gia + PIKE ST Corner Sixth Ave