The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 2, 1915, Page 6

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ae ee Ue a maa Absolutely ELLIOTT 185 Below Cost, 8 lbs. for Ib Ib.. Ib.. Pot Roast, Steak, PRoast Veal, TWeal Cutlets, 1b Roast Pork, Ib ; Roast Pork, Steak, Ib Pork Chops, It Sausage. Lamb, Ib... Lamb, Ib pulder Lamb, STALL 16 ce Oysters iy sters Oy Poppy Oysters ateees STALL 100 Hens, |b.. tb. .. doz. 1915 Broilers. STALL 85 E 19¢ loaves Bread Cakes, each. Sem Full line Pickies Delicatessen. STALL 5 2 for.. Cross Buns, doz.. STALL 45 Rhubarb, 1b... Asparagus, |b. th ij Laundry Soap, 7 One package DEPENDENT PACKING COMPANY ib.. Sa The a bars for and ‘Onions, 3 bunches. STALL 79 STALL 74 bers, 2 for. , bunch . STALL 58 Trout, 2 Ibs. 3 Ibs... i liver Sm: to each .. Se 14e lle . Se 12e¢ Ide 12'.¢ 1is8e 126 ise Bockwurst Hams. Shoulder half Han Ham Bac Special prices on all Poultry bove prices all day at Stalls 38 STALL 66 Finnan Haddie, tb Kippered Salmon, 2 Kippered H ng, 2 Smoked Salmon tse 25 woe tbe. Ibs. STALL 47 Onions, 6 Ibs Apples, doz Large Oranges, 2 doz Bananas, dor Box Apples Cheap STALL 48 Best Jersey Butter, 3 tbs. Cream Brick Cheese, Ib. Sday Eggs. 2 doz. 5 large Milk STALL 56 Very Best Butter, Ib. We Coftee, 2 Ibs Brick Cheese, 2 Ibs Milk, 5 cons Peanut Butter, 2 Ibs STALL 69 Arm & Hammer Soda.... Blue Ribbon Te: Gbirardelli's Cocoa . STALL 12 . Cucumbers, 2 for... Jap Onions, bunch.. Onions, 6 Ibs.. STALL 71 Oranges, doz. Yakima Spuds, 16 Ibs. Greens, 4 bunches STALL 67 Lemons, doz. Oranges, doz. STALL 14 Lettuce, head Cabbage, head STALL 53 Stuffed Olive 10¢ corn, can No. 3 Golden Pumpkin for , 2 for cans 27e Sanitary SOUTH END ‘PUBLIC MARKET THIRD AVE. TO FOURTH AVE. ON WASHINGTON ST. customer STAR—FRIDAY, APRIL 2, 1915. COUNTY WILL ELIMINATE DEATH CURVE Prompted by the tragte of the four Seattle plone ay Mr nd Mra. Thos, Prosch, Miss Denny and Mra. Harriet Heecher curve and dangerous grade at lentown, county officials have taken a fatality blamed to the) Al fately eliminate thin A new and almost will be the road, without ar means by which autoists may avold curves: FREE DELIVERY the risk at the Allentown bridge. The new highway will pass west of the bridge, beginning at River ton and again connecting up with 44c the present road at Renton june-| ees #8 8 tion | Decision to rush this work, which was previously provided for, was reached Thursday after a conference between County Engineer Dutton and Frank M. Fretwell, secretary! of the Auto club, 1915 Spring Lamb Bargains iy The wating of ther will also} Ih 18¢ eradicate the Riverton crossing or whole, } l4e where Dr. E. M. Rininger was killed o ° & year ago when an interurban as, Ib 12 ‘ Py " hin machine, | 1 15¢ Yesterday friends paid final! , 12¢ tribute to the the four B ’ Se vi t aceldent. Joint hg 3 e " ¢ held for Mr. and Mrs : » 2le Prosch at Trinit Parish, The} ) 1O€ PP tunerat of Miss Denny was held at ee aa 12446 Hf the residence, 1220 Boren ave, The! se BGs She remains of Mra, Beecher were cre mated Thureda. private services 5 night, following stat! at the Bonney-Wat son parlors Paul Kumal, the Japanese chauf four of the tbfated automobile in which four Seattle pioneers leaped STALL 8 to their death over the Duwamish . - ‘ river bridge nea Allentown early White River Spuds, 100 tbs thin week, was removed from the F $1.65 county jail Thursday evening to al New Cabbage Japanese hospital at 12th ave. and| Large Lemons Jackson Asparagus. 3 Ibe Kumei was not informed that his Rhubar®, 4 Ibe passengers were dead, and believed | Cauliflower, each them but slightly injured, until a New Radishes, 4 bunches few minutes before be left the jail Green Onions, 3 bunches He immediately burst into tears and Spinach, Ib would not be quieted until late last Large Cucumbers, each night Red Cabbage, Ib. Prominent people for whom Ku Lettuce > mal worked during his residence 30 Oran . > in Seattle viatted him at the jail ¢ Oranges 20¢ [] and offered every assistance to the} Qe Oranges ise boy. commending him for his bravery in tryin to rescue his pas-| STALLS 1.2 sengers Ww himself was suf as tintin ¢ the fering with a wrenched shoulder and probable internal injuries. | 2 dow Y. M,C. A. MEN MEET TO TALK PLANS | FOR YEAR'S WORK From all over the state of Wash ington, Y. C. A. secretaries are arriving in Bremerton for Soft-shell Walnuts tb. STALL 62 Barracouta, 2 Ibe. Haltbat, 3 Ibs. Salmon. Ib. ** Freeh Herring, 6 Ibs STALL 62 Radishes, 7 bunches 10¢ |] the 14th annual Y. M. C. A. state Green Onions, 7 bunches 10¢ [] conference Rhubarty, 4 Ibs. tse The conference will discuss Cocumbers Ae and up ff plans for the 1915-16 campaign. It] will be addressed by several prom. Inent association workers and lead rath 1 ing business and professional men. | Florida Grape Fruit, 4 for. .25¢ The chief speaker will be Fred Rest Asparagus, 2 Ibs 3 B. Smith, a famous Y. M. C. A.| Rhubarb, 4 Ibs. worker, known throughout five continents, Th vention ts un STALL 10 der the direc of State Secre| tary Charles W. Wilcox | Rutabagas, 4 Ibs 10¢ sititii—sdisienemeleasitiadiae Beets, 4 Ibs. Leeks, 2 bunches AStrength, Flesh al Body Builder for : Spring Parsnips, pan STALL 64 2 Ibe + for Imp. Prune Artichokes. Apples, 2 doz | | | | | People Put! adn ot | STALL 49 doz Apples 10¢ 10¢ Lemons. Winesap Jor. Savings OF SEATTLE WOMAN LOOKS MOS ATTRACTIVE WHEN FONDLING BABY dress, thelr s, their faults. going on the werk, their Mina O'Neil, |world, 1 am not necessariiy al-|!* jluding to the ballot for woman, | lfor 1, personally, have not fol-|¢ lowed it up closely enough to|* really know just what my po|” |sition would be on that. But the| |women who are at home caring |be regar lfor and comforting motherless|measu babies, are the ones | admire. |1)°* In case of storm and as well as pé@ace and calm. womanly woman shines when the so-called new woman, with he ds and fancies is shown a« hing of artifice 1 Svery evening in watching the characters in “Peg o' My Heart 1 think of one of the lines of Peg—"That thing could never b the president of the United States but if you had a baby it might | amazing le in every business, in every grow up to be. | flesh and weight + n‘ this money question, how to This prompts the idea that a] So) te used w ' it and how to keep It, how to [woman is most beautiful when |« 4 jshe is looking down, at a baby|« erew. We solve one part jin her arms. If you ha al question, how to keep money baby of your own, why just bor how to make it grow. If you row your neighbor's baby; or, if nt to know the solution, too, be-| jyou live in a flat, borrow to save. Janitor’ or the cook's. Babies are i jot snobs, They will cuddle up to you just as comfortably a though you were D. HOGE, pe dent. SWEDISH CLUB BALL HAS RECORD CROWD) | BY PEGGY O’NEIL Pouring rain did not deter mem Financial! After all it is the womanly|bers of the Swedish club and their | |woman who is of the greatest | friends from making the ~\aid in the present day. In Eu-| roof garden entertainment and ball mad rope, for example, it is the nurses ise Star Wants Ads for Re-|on"ine vattlefield and the girls !/%t Plehth ave, and Olive at jthey left behind them ‘doing the feminine work AMUSEMENTS SELECT COMMI EE All Next ROPOLITAN||MOQORE “iN n “This Week and Easter Sunday Mats. Wed. and Sat Rose Stahl ||peco’ my HEART! ae See Bor LaDy” ‘With PEGGY O’NEIL , bbe to 91.50; evenings, 60¢ om at Hh f2. $1.50: even Nights, 25 SOLNER, President and Trust Officer, HOGE BUILDING * the Heart of the . District. h especially rem herew! 1 he first article appears annual | Thurs ttendance A distinet who a Mn of t of crowd wns there record | Municipal leaguers rs have appoint ed a subcommittee to have direct| cha of organizing a municipal} research league: A. J. Rhodes, L, D. Lewis, L. J. Colman, J. T, Con-| don and Isaae Cooper. LOEW'S EMPRESS ) Such a Pretty Name NEW YORK April 2.—-Be cause a juror flirted with an actress witness in a damage suit against Arthur Hammerstein, and called her a “cute little cockroach,” Judge | McAvoy ordered a new trial. MARI RUSSELL HONEY Ginns ®EED BROTHERS We and 200 their mothe | ro pr who are not weight in heap oe that] ommended to thone| Miing to put on ten| STEWART HOUSE 84 Stewart Ht. Near Pike Pub! Modern &i Large, Modern Outside Rooms for One or Two, BOP HOME OF THE | BEST $2.50 GLASSES ON EARTH . | The Right Lenses Always There are many makes of lenses, We buy % the rough form, direct from factory on we finish them to meet your in dividual needs after examined your eye MARCUM OPTICAL Co. 917 First Ave. we have | PAGE 6. Prosperity Week April to May 1 Of interest to Everyone. 26 Phone Elliott 4314 No. 20 Ibs. large cans Milk for ze | 7 bara Swift's White Soap. .25¢ | Ibe can Sweet Potatoes 10¢ pkgs. Jello for 2he | ibe pkg. Aunt Jemima’s Pancake Flour for 10¢ | 3 be rolls Tollet Paper 10¢ FREE! Zoble Grocery sours} sack Full Patent Flour ine Granulated Sugar nnn 10 LBS. 60c Po Free Delivery . $1.60 . $1.00 oe Oe 3M 1 Ib. Balk Cocoa for 2 100 pkgs. Corn Starch sei Boullion Cubes 1 Ib, Prunes for 2 cans Nabob Corn for 2 Ibs, Codfish for FREE! ze 15¢ Dring this ad with you and we will give you A BIG DISH OF ICE CREAM FREE with @ purchase of 20¢ or over. Carnation Jersey Fresh Churned PEANUT BUTTER, bring the children to see it made, Ib...10¢ Carnation Bread, 10¢ size S¢ 2 for ihe The Carnation 316-317-318 Westiake Market Butter 29c Ib. FRESH MILK, Re pt. at Hot Cross Buns, {5¢ doz, 2 doz for ; ze Butter Stores Co. 102 Corner Market CORNER GROCERY STALL 382 20 Ibs, extra fine Granulated Sugar $1.00 . ae > te | ii . the No er Tomorrow 10 Extra Fresh Churned Ween. Cresmery Butter 29¢ Ib, 5 Large Cans Milk lor 25¢ Opening of the Westlake Butter Store Stall 120—Lower Flor Opposite Prize Display 20c LEMONS, DOZ. 10c Only 1 doz. to customer ze 4 Ibs. 106 Fresh Asparagus, 3 Ibs. for. Home«rown Rhubarb, Large English Walnuts, 2 Ibs. for . 25e¢ liess Grapefruit, 3 for... 10¢ LUCKY STRIKE FRUIT co. Stall 331 . $1.00 . $1.60 25c 25c of Tro-Blue Crackers STALL, 204 Brenneman & Mclntosh Stutts B-RYG- 118 wack 6 large cans Milk Tomatoes or MRS. OLIVER has some very choice Breakfast Bacon * and Sliced Ham for your Easter morn ing meal STALL 309—MAIN FLOOR Pacific Coast Fish Co. STALL 301 5c Columbia River Smelts, OOF ADiinassneressp eee ong LONDON #2, ton Bat: Granite Pudding Pans and( 3 Ibs for 45¢, 312 HEGRADE COFFEE C0. 312 Grape P ihe Chewing Tatty, Ladies’ Suits, Men's Chambray Shirts, not very good, 25e, Just Off Pine Full Patent Flour, sack bate Cryatat W 2 cane Pork and Beans $1.60 Be ite Soap bare Naptha Soap 4 Dressing With All Coffees 9 Ihe, Pure Cane s * 50c 25c 25c 10c 38c 60c ». can Ghirardelil'e colate < pkg. Not-a-Seed sine c pkg. Blue Ribbon 5 pall Pure bare Swifts White 25c Ibe. best Japan 25c STALL 104 TOKIO GROCERY CO. STALL 30 BEST DRY ONIONS 6 pounds for......10c Special on Fruits and Vegetables LOWER FLOon STALLS 2-4 LOWER FLOOR 1915 Spring Lamb pe 28c Pot Roast, per 124c Pure Pork Link SausaK®, 9B 6 Choice Easter Lilies Hyacinths Tulips Spirea Pot Roses None Better in the City Main Runway & 6th and Pine Spring Chickens. KING COUNTY FRUIT CO Stalls 200- 4 Nuts, per Ib. Eating Apples, doz Bananas, per . Yakima Gem Potatoes, owt Country Butter Store STALL aa9 Fresh Churned Washington Cream : r, Db. exh Ranch f CANDIES 4 RE Be, 6 for Be Chogolates, 1b. 2he per Ib. 100 LUCKY STRIKE FISH a26 and Hest Fresh on the Market co, Sells Shoes, Mary ad Boys’ oh, yest ones Shoes, dandy he and the. from insolvent tatlors, $4.98, May Manton Patterns. more; and, listen. ones, of Pots LONDON’S BIGGER BARGAINS bring buyers for London room Rugs $1.50, and Linoleums 35¢. Girls’ Jane Pumps $1.50, big: | Cot- per Ib. Green Ground Bone Ib. Home-grown Cucumbers. each Stall 208 Rest Creamery Butter, Ib. made Delicat Full Cream Cheese, | Folding Lunch Boxes 10¢. 5 large cans Milk 25c Soap Peanut I e 4 Pack Te 3 cane Peas, Corn or Te sacks Balt for Oe pkg. Wheat 10e can Cleanser, Ibe can Se Hearts Vree Cup ¢ ESTLAKE ‘PUBLIC MARKET. Fifth, Sixth and Pine Lbs. BEST GRANULATED SUGAR Because of the congestion occasioned by the large number of. people taking advantage of such an un- usual offering, we will deliver all sugar purchased direct to your home. Sugar will be handled this way only. Leave your order in usual way with any mer- chant in the Market. ively but $1 -vorth to customer. Anderson Grocery Co. #4 20 lbs. Best Granulated Sugar for No. 50 sack Best Patent Flour for FREE $300 i Prizes. Now Displa Stall 123 Lower F 2 Westlake Grocery We sell fi 20 Ibs. fine Giniieiat Sugar for Psy eeu - $1.00 No. 50 sack Patent Flour “" $1.60 | for Codfiah cane ‘ pkgs. Glons Starch. . jar C. ie ' 3 100 phen STALL 200 5 large cans Milk & i Sha! ker Salt QUALITY, SERVICE AND LOW PRICES 3 GIRLS’ EASTER SPECIALS Hot Cross Buns, Rich and Tasty Easter Cake, extra fine ves Girls’ Bread, 3 GIRLS’ BAKERY A Get Acquainted Coffee 7 SATURDAY ONLY 40c Supreme Blend Coffee, per pound....... vkdbeeihae tb ocean jarantee. We start you with 10 free today. Money Sack G Free coupon, 100 extra, the game right. STALL 20 DOWNSTAIRS ™M. A. HANSEN CO. Pine St. 12 | Center of mut. SOFT SHELL English Walnuts * Lb. 10c 1,000 Ibs. will be sold at this re- markably 20c¢ per Ib. s Choice Pot Roast, per ' Rolling Beef, per lle Xb he Fancy Pork Roast, per Ib, .14c Fancy Dry Picked 22c 20c 19c 123c A ag 18c "aes OC WESTLAKE POULTRY & PRODUCE CO. 1 250—On Fifth Avenue Dresred Hens, tb. Chickens, 1b. Legs of Circle W Lamb, Circle W Hams, whole or half, Ib Picnic Hamm: per Ib. A Fancy Veal Roast Fan Spring Frying Chicks, Ib 306 oe Spring Brotlers, per tb te sting Cockerels, Ib. 20 4 Ducks, It Be 4 Geese, Ib 200 Hares, per Ib..... 20e | doz. Fresh Local Ranch Ege, doz... 28e 2 doz. for ae Hammond's Best Flow 81.80 Yakima Potatoes, 100-1b. sack $1.05 Big. How careful we are in buying our butter and eggs, you would always buy on the Lower Floor People’s Butter Store, Stal! Nels iverson 105 Stali 28 Washington Butter Store, Stall 115 CLASS A FRUIT & VEGETABLE CO. 727 Lemons, per : 10c 15c chickens, Corn-fed miu Extra aweet Oranges, doz. Dry Ontons, 6 ibs, 106, Te ibe 25c H grown Ibs. for Early Spring Cabbage, Rhubarb, 4 “aa Ls—a3s Main 6089 Fine, S. IRVINE “32.0% Butter, Eggs and Cheese 29c New York for PREMIER Cheese. Agent Swedish Delicatessen Stall 108—Lower Floor Full line of import oon Big Specta d and home ods. turday ... 16c¢ .20c Canvas Gloves 5¢, The little milliner has trimmed some nice $5. Saturday, Cream EASTER ULES. MEAT SECTION low Sweet Sunkist Orange Rea! value lic. to a customer. Pork Link Sausage, Fresh Leaf Lard, per Ib per Ib. ireen Ground Bone, 4 Ibs. We will have 1915 Spring Lamb roasting Hams, also We Pork 2 10¢ 15c, 2 Doz. for 25c aa Pine St. Cor, 6t! price. Real Italian Chestnuts, 2 Ibs. Big Special in Bananas Per doz., 10c, 15c, FUSS & COMPANY White Sanitary M Stalls 110-111—Annex t Pork Hams, Ib. Ib, Mb, fancy handie the meat, Circle W Lamb, Prime Steer, Also Swift's Pre- Hams and Bacon. Reliance Butter Store STALL 201 Was Butt hardy bios: Hats for $1.08, Red Comforts, not gigantic, 50¢, ings 10¢, White Ladies’ Embr idery, Hove not edging, 8 Ise, Men's Boys ones Cluett Shirts, Come. hington per Ih stock, somes. ‘The finest assortment in the city from which to choose your plant Oriental Gardens Pine Street Runway And lovely Veil- d Ladies’ Collars at 2¢, big ones real $1 Hats for 39¢, ¢. $5 Dress Goods, from tailoring house, $1.50, and Chil. dren's Handkerchiefs, limited, at $@, till 11, 7 bars Crystal White er Soda. Marmalade ., Get in doz. 10¢ No more than 3 29c perfect Stall 15 n on y loor 5c Sc ihe te ae 5c h Ave. / value 15¢ best Fine 506, Straw

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