The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 9, 1915, Page 9

STAR—FRIDAY, APRIL 9, 1915, - ‘4 —————— 7 = - a Night in a Pullm n The Stare “Most |} in n gum ane PAGE 9. MADISON MARKET MM. an! Free Delivery as nd and Madison on Sat » : of letters received toda Anywhere S Q Elliott 2315 are some strong bid ong the bunch, ‘ ‘ have ever been “fuse Everybody's Public Market the tongue, or lous tittle act, ly appreciate how whe authors of the letters must THEY ALL LIKE TO TRADE HERE—the use the lawyer, the banker, the retor, th re and the F working man and won rally located market ECAUSE— It’s so handy! It’s so clean and so attractive! The prices are as low as anywhere. 7 Small Cans Carnation Milk sue 50C,. Tokio Grocery Co.’ urred to not, you'd and collect you. If you think r write, too ontest closes Saturday ze winner will be on Monday ante are advised to letters to the “Embarrassing Moment Editor.” A tow of the best in the day's Read them They're a good tonic for the mall follow Pein beeks eas 17hc Pee 15c 15c¢ her mone Salmon Trout, Pork steak 7 14c ver at 15¢ Prime Rib Roast Hest, 9 Qe re te Paces. BTA serene sues 1B . scat matt wat Hatibut Cheeks ide id” OB @ Stall B—Phone wtete 17a Ms TRASH O. M. CO.—STALL 10] WILLIAMS & BEAN STUCK TO CHAIR uf Rhubarb, 3 Ibs 10c | Namneton 25 Woe ont embarrassing moment |p with my husband COCOANUT OIL MAKES A SPLENDID SHAMPOO | aske Madison Flower Shop Main Entrance BEDDING PLANTS LOWEST PRICES MAKE YOUR SELECTIONS NOW sband ans glance towa J. DOUDS—STALL 19 AMANO FRUIT CO. Home-gro Asparagus, see 1 or Lady ho! Grippe a Robber of | Hrouen you $5,000,000 In Her Berth{” Big “monsenn | Meat Saturday Specials os 5.2 ARREST DEALER ie about two id ™ 7 - - : blues ' La ss FA N Ag FRESH te net ESE, oe ‘ —_ "tate n NEWLYWEDS IK TRouBLe 5 Strength and Flesh hrpigcesthar it wa EXTRA MEASURE ERY BUTTER. kc Pork R 124c : fc . ong ‘ le ” Ree _Dews, taderw cogte ; One - he te PW den, an 4 . cto < 2 Tt. .c6 0005 vee 55c Eggs, c 2 doz. 45¢ Choice Spare ROW ssevevcue 1 Oc Choice Steer ded | Pot Roast...... Choice Shoulder Pork Roast..... 12¢ Choice Steer Round Steak... 18¢ Choice Shoulder 1 Veal Roast ... 1 2c “ Union Savings 828 & Trust Co, = ==" OF SEATTLE Resources Nearly WHY Choice Loin 1 GOLFS NEW RECORD c SAVE? hn mel saya 17: ® | ually grow with it. We invite you | yor to join the large number of pru- |}, 7 Choice Steer dent, careful people who have “1s found banking relations with us Boiling Beef.... both pleasant and profitable. not try It for a while? ings account doesn’t add to your || welfare and happiness, tell us why Interest 4 Per Cent Fancy Sugar-cured Ba- .a| JAMES D. HOGE, “— 10¢ President. | APER AT HALF PRICE WALL P me looking up an ° a ‘ . |down the street as if intending t SR, We are closing out our Wall Papers. Will continue the Paint “a booted ee nee =| N ed Bianca Trvst Orneses|h Look for U. S. Purple Stamp and Sign business. | s I realized my mistake | It Signifies Purity and Quailty mddenly HOGE BUILDING | CHRIS SIGN & WALL PAPER CO. Shops Open Until 10 P, M. iy jerked her arm f at] 213 COLUMBIA 8T. p with the remark, “How ir jin the Heart of the Financial If there was an offi District. Because I Have Simply Got to Raise Money I WILL SELL YOU A SPRING SU lV ONE-HALF WHAT IT IS WORTH! Under the spur of stern necessity a man will do many things that he wouldn’t consider doing under ordinary circumstances. I have to have money quick, and a lot of it, and for that reason I am offering my entire stock at ABSOLUTE SACRIFICE PRICES. Tomorrow, for one day only, I will offer my entire stock of Men’s Fine Clothing at ‘| « $15 Suits pe $7 50 $20 Suits $10 00 $25 Suits Go for. . Go for. . without reserve or limit. Of course, this doesn’t come anywhere near getting the wholesale cost, but 1 am determined to pay my bills, and I'll do it regardless of the necessary sacrifice. Practically every size, style, material and pattern that you could possibly desire, is included in this gigantic sacrifice. And here’s the way I have put prices on other things to raise cash. SALE STARTS AT 9 A. M. SATURDAY, APRIL 10. Men’s Shoes|Men’s Shoes|The Big Z Shoe| Boys’ Shoes | Men’s Hats $3.00 to $4.00 Odds and Ends, Shoes or | $6.00 and $7.00 Shoes, “Hand Craft,” Made in Seattle $2.50 Boys’ Shoes—Money- $1 45 $3.00 and $4.00 Men’s Hats, all shapes, raising price ............... ai si d two of a kind, including some Se ¢ : . and the Lot Nos. 1008, 1032, 1011, 1021—these one an kin og, ora A galelllae 41 nd 7. pA ey pg digg numbers are the best lines this factory $3.00 Boys’ Shoes—Money- nen” Seay enn Cc raising price : sale price Money-raising price makes—all double sole, large extension, All the new Spring Hats, in every color as near water-proof as any leather can| $3 50 and $4.00 Boys’ Shoes and shape. Money-raising be made. Sell regularly for $5.50 and | —Money-raising price a sale pri nis pice... 0000! MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS Compare these prices with other sales. 15c Men’s Sox, black and we V2e | 50c Work Shirts—Money- Money-raising price raising price L a di e s’ 50c Suspenders—Money- $1.00 Dress Shirts—Money- Shoes raising price raising price 50c Silk Hose—Money- $1.50 Dress Shirts—Money- $3.00 Ladies’ Button Shoes, in white duck. \ raising price 19¢c | raising price 25c Wool Sox—Money- Hundreds of other articles reduced the raising price same proportion as above prices. Money-raising price $2.50 Ladies Oxfords, MEN’S PANTS $3.00 Pants—Money- all new toes. Money- raising price $2.00 Pants—Money- raising $3.00 and $3.50 Gunmetal and Vici Kid, Lace or Button; all the newest shapes. Money-raising $3.50 and $4.00 Goodyear welts in Blucher or Button, Gunmetal or Vici Kid, leather lined. Money- $4.50 and $5.00 Hand Welts in the new- est shapes; large variety. ese Shoes are worth more money whole- 3 sale. Money-raising price... . 45 1,000 pairs of Men’s Shoes, English lasts, cloth top, in rubber bottoms, rubber heels, hand welt; all new arrivals. Were to be sold for $6.00. Money- raising sale price Big Z Logger and 16-inch French Veals, double sole, water-proof; retail for $8.50 and $9.00. Money-raising | $3.50 Pants—Money- raising price $2.50 Pants—Money- raising price | raising price | $5.00 and $6.00 Pants— | Money-raising price Suit Cases and Hand- Overcoats and Slipons Bags at One-Half Price at Less Than Half Price