The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 23, 1915, Page 9

} STAR—FRIDAY, APRIL White Public Market |S" GOING ON THE FIFTH AT PINE—SOUTHEAST CORNER Our Prices Will Beat Them All! _ MATER CART THE WHITE MEAT CO. ritory in United States STALLS 30-31 23, 1915, PAGE 9. ots ote ote ole ate abe ole afe ofe abe ate ote ole ats ete ofe ate abe ofe ae of fe ae afe fe ole ofe ofe ole afe olete = Did You Ever Owe a Lot of Bills and Not Have the Money to Pay Them? I hope that you have never been in such an unfortunate situation, but if you have, you will realize just the position that I am in at this time. I owe a lot of money and my creditors are demanding to be paid. I| can’t blame them—they are enti- tled to their money. There’s only one way I can raise it for them, and that is to Sacrifice This Fine Stock of Merchandise ote ote ote ote B ‘ Remains Wet. FIGHT ON THIS YEAR| Several More. States Will Go} ote ote ote ofe ote ate AUSeSPEvERCteeReEeeeeererrrersreceseenee? , to the Mat With “Demon | Opened and conducted by the Independent Packing Company, of the South Rum” in Near Future, | ¢: End Market WASHINGTON, April 23.) I know that the public will help me out if I give them big enough bargains. SPECIAL OPEMING SALE The whole United States is| & And I will surely do it. , ; ; ? going dry! C Here are the prices at which 1 have marked goods to raise cash, and raise it a Fe eer re 7c | Bockwurst, Ib. ..... 15¢ All signs indicate that in 10/99 ichly. Be h . i his i ty f hich Good Steak, Ib............. 12\%4c| Fancy Fowls, Ib years more the United States |e @mCmo”, we nere tomorrow morning early—this ts an opportunity for-you whic OS See llc Fancy sugar cured Hams, half or will be a nation on the “water/Ea 2G don’t get often. Veal Cutlets, Ib. oo... 0.0.00... eS) eer ere 13¢ wagon.” Ne, Choice Pork Roast, Ib....... 12'4c | Sugar cured Shoulder Hams, lb. . 12c It may come sooner, Maybe} : yp L L E Chsice Pork Steak, ib........ 1a%4c | Local Basen, Bo. .........++++- Ie I. oie or ele) Price! SE ES Tes chav ecccccuses 14c Smoked Back Bacon, Ib........ WILL: ose Ath eee ae Ss Loin Roast Lamb, Ib........... 10c | Bacon Ends, lb............... le dry.” a. 8IX MONTHS AGO T ba ; Bolopea, Wee Dooooo oo igtOS PURO Lanaeaes Become Teo aie] HL wenevew SuSerirec® RW | $15 Suits Go for | $20 Suits Go for | $25 Suits Go for Head Cheese, Ib............. 121c | Lard Compound, Ib............ 10c | | ton laws were in force. e Fancy Pork Sausage, lb...... 1214 | Compound Shortening, 5’s...... 39c Tee te iam ole a ACTED STATE-WIDE PROHI BITION LAWS! In a half year the state-wide | prohibition movement has near. | ly doubled the number of totally dry states. | STATES WHICH HAVE EN. | } And a lot of other specials. Special. 1915 Spring Lamb. The Reliable White Pickle Stall $7.90 $10.00/$12.50 Crystal Corner Fruit and Butter Store Vegetable Stand} |: . 2 vech seatly ta manyttaremise |p 1¢ isn’t often you get a chance to buy a fine Suit for half what it is actually worth 2 Newton Pippins Be Cryatal wilt ite ee | oh iin the right at the beginning of the season. But such is my necessity to get cash that I will chpaaes aaa Cut Mixed 6 at, Be time before make this sacrifice. Practically every size, style and material and pattern will be: ee Wiikinston Connmiey Fiori “ 2c] |! Ro Ut not found in the stock, and you are sure to find just the Suit that will please you, and Dates, remember, it costs you just HALF. 25c oft 7 TOPPED CONSUMING HAVE fe. : ten. eve 45c MORE THAN TWO BILLION GAL i 5 s 5 ee oc « LONS OF ALCOHOLIC “BEVER-| $3.00 Pants—Money- Ladi: Sh duit 15c a seanseaival and efficiency Men S Shoes raising price ....... $1 65 es oes SPECIAL Superior Fish & Oyster demands of today—a world Pure Yakima Hone: wide demand—will have made glass 10c $3.00 Ladies’ $3.50 Pants—Money- ”$1.95 Paragon $3.00 and $3.50 Gunmetal and i tie hhh th hh ssi Americans realize thet they isin é Button S$ Boney 15c]} | Compeny—Seall 28 C Srink 39/4963) gallons of die: Vici Kid, Lace or Button; all the | ""né Price «~-- ragger Mle ae Cadliatics 25 re reamery tilled llquer, 06,404,711 gallons newest shapes. $2 35 $5 and $6 Pants Money ising 47 of wine, in 1,932,531,1 al sos . - ras — - ba STALL 16 baie gl Msn se ae aro Money-raising price Wie Money-raising price . $2.95 ° price $3.50 and $4.00 Goodyear welts in Blucher or Button, Gunmetal or Vici yearly, as they did, for In- stance, in 1912. AND THE WAR IN {AS HAD A LOT TO DO > tre Setunday’ 8 mperiels 95¢ $2.50 & EUROPE VITH » Kid, leather _ lined. bJ Stong’s Market ee Bd ines «$2.95 Boys’ Shoes ee in the Lead With Quality and Low Prices Re otimem Price St Pot Roast! Loin Pork ops, Ib..18¢ |< oxo § ve made | $2.50 Boys’ Shoes— $1 45 ; F ’ Ress, 460; ‘ Money-raising price. .WUe 2 i hoice R sort A Ladies’ Oxfords, Beef, It $3.00 Boys Shoes— $1 95 all new . @ Money-raising price $3.50 and $4.00 Boys’ Shoes— Money-raising price ......00. eee $2.35 Sizes 121% to 514, Gunmetal Calf, the best Shoe the factory can turn out. Made in Seattle. pe gar Se” $2.85 Children’sShoes Nice Lean S toes, in black, tan or white buck. Money-raising sale c price $4.00 Ladies’ White Buck, But- Socanvediel Geiss SI 45 + Men’s Hats $3.00 and $4.00 Men’s Hats, all shapes, one and two of a kind, including some Stetsons. Money-raising sale price . 95c All the new Spring Hats, in A Cias hee 15¢ ner Meats at the Lowest Prices extra fine $4.50 and $5.00 Hand welts in the newest shapes; large variety. These Shoes are worth more money wholesale. $3. 45 Money-raising price 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 All Oth J. P. Stong, Prop., formerly of the Westlake Market. At present more than 52,000,- 000 of the population of the United States live under pro | hibition; more> than 85 per cent of the nation territorially White Bakery STALL 8 has adopted prohibition. One-half of all the people now ving in licerse territory live sylvania, Ilinois and New Jer STONG > SAYS sey, and one-half of all the sa vs left in the land are in 14 cities | | | in four states, New York, Penn. | | | sale price $6.00 and $7.00 Shoes, “Hand Craft,” the Big Z Washington Dry Shod and the “J. & M.” Sizes 81 to 1144, in Gun- metal Calf, Pat- ent Leather, Lace or Button. All solid leather. every color and shape. Money- § raising sale price $1.45 | Men’s Furnishing wie eye eye ode ie eb oe fe eje ele fe eje We je eje ee je ej ee je eje eje wie uje oje ofe je wje oje oje oie oje oje eje ej oe wpe ele ofe je oie ele oje ele ele ole wie efe eje eje ofe ofe eje ele oe a fd ak asee dechs oPrtbeseseds eee Peat antec ee ota ae treet cte oop re ete totes de ecto ste aoe No Chance to Beat Us Money-saicing price DQoD | gests price ’ Money-raising price se $2 and $2.25. Goods — ca opt . A . Money - raising 43, $1.00 3-Ib. can Coffee 75e 15¢ Aunt Fentiisal 's Pancake Flour 9¢ at sale price 15c Men’s Sox, black and tn— [i pups <page areee 50¢ | 4 10c cans Tomatoes 25e¢ Manny cnleinng V/. Cc : All brands Flour at cut prices 5 lbs. Best Japan Rice 25¢ Si 12 to 2 ‘ iat cackine’ Raisins Se | 2 25¢ cans Pineapple 25e¢ Mf > anes eo & 50c Suspenders— 19¢ % 1$¢ Evaporated Apples going at, Ib. Sq | 2 25€ cans Table Peaches Zhe ; “Footform” Money-raising price .... 2. ten sacks Balt 10¢ | 15¢ cans Clam Nectar 5e Shoes in Gun- 50c Si é Me bones Matches 10¢ | 25¢ cans Extra Fine Asparagus l5e metal Calf or Patent Leather, a 2 price 19¢ % Ml taice Crisco 24¢ | 15¢ cans Sweet Potatoes , 9e 3 Big Z Logger and 16-inch French | Lace or Button. Regular price y eee 4 25¢ can Walter Baker's Cocoa.....19¢ | 15¢ pkg. Quaker Cracked Wheat....10¢ NH Veals, double sole, water-proof; | $2.50 and $2.75. | $1 65 25¢ Wool Sox— ck 65c. Lipton’s Tea, Ib 48@ 4 10c cans Kippered Herring ...25¢ retail for $8.50 and $9.00. Money-raising price s Money-raising price ..... 7 25¢ pkg. Soda or Graham Crackers..20¢ | 4 10¢ cans Mustard Sardines Qhe SPORT NOTES ty Money-raising $2.50 and $3.00 Misses’ Shoes, : v 25¢ bottle Snider's Catsup 17¢@ 30c quart jars prepared Mustard... 15¢ Mw price ....... -.e. OTe sizes from 2% to 6. These | 50c Work Shirts— 35c 5 5 big-cans Milk 2he 5 lbs. Extra Fine Dried Peas 2he | Shoes are strictly sole leather Money-raising price ... 2% 4 cans Carnation Milk 2he | 10c cans Pepper, Cinnamon, Allspice, CUT T0 CORE + 9 bottoms, solid counters, and in | $1.00 Dress Shirts— c r 25¢ can finest Ripe Olives 15¢ Ginger or Mustard de | Men S Pants fact, the best leather Shoes | Money-raising price ... ‘ 25c pkg. Grandma’s Washing Powder 2 cans Silver Shield Peas . 25e i che Mare & Oo. ‘Conny Serentea ae made. Money- 1.50 Dress Shi f i ne 15¢ | 10c pkg. Baking Soda be KM $2.00 Pants—Money- raising price .......0le $1. ress Shirts— 89c I-lb. can Ghirardelli’s Chocolate....25e@ 25c can K C Baking Powder 18¢ Daal ty Varad Pa olga Ra sprnpagaane 95c Money-raising price ... | ‘ 2,20c cans Pork and Beans 25e 25c can Imported French Peas 17¢ ot ety . ikea ne en eee "ial All sizes Children’s and Hundreds of other articles re- * z o-~ + 2 ‘ Ries iin Ka 2 cd = . ’ = - ie arge ro oi 5 15¢ bo r negar PF 1 Reavers has signed Outfielder|x——mn alsing price ........ s ° . ‘ be | Eitivaiee trom tne Cievelcad acest a if above prices. THESE PRICES GOOD FOR A WEEK SEE OUR BAKERY STALL FOR SPECIALS HALLBERG’S, 511 Pine 20c jefe v J. B. ROBINSON 1422 THIRD AVE. Between Postoffice and Pike St. i wf ofe ofe afe ajo afe ofe ofp ofe ofe ofe ofeiele fe * ofe afe afe ajo wjaje ole ole ole oje ole oje oje ojo ofe of oe oje " EXONERATE DR. MAR | my | Tre selva MARTIN FROM BLAME ace ry Pi be fe fee He ojeje je ofe ojo ojo “ oe) ition amat ) tourney yester The cream of the prnlatls. talen| i a Be Metiarars lat abscsd And sotiges GANGSTERS KILL “a , st an 1 at the Uni na ad in her waist broke and a piece ’ £ entered ia compet learns th Our Large Angel inna hn Food Cak f meng pede ssu'tven tte A FORMER JUDGE = 7 n f 1 not cause the slander charg ‘ oo eees oF Bill providing for boxing and), UF Mar 1. “Martin, superin. “ytd ‘chelate a April 23.— { provialng: tere ind and itendent of the gtective depart s, Knapp, 40, said to be @ for Oc I be ' tate commission, defeat.|ment of the ¥ ner’ Went a Long, Long Way | » dadive ot: San aioka--Wean eae ‘ ‘ 1 $ t Second and 3 i - _ — 1 tYTOWN, N.Y April I c oy e th " ms e | 7 |danghter on a eha n needle that had been I hear that as a husband he vi Star Wants Ads find the lost] Attorney Phtliy Nicholas, 11,| has exceeded all expectation ° ' - |pearing for Mrs. Trev e out at her Well, his wife's friends and e b articles. Ito The Star that D kle er Two years| her people didn't expect very aiken believe that he responsible for the persecution of! ago a needle wht h she bad fastens! much,” lwas slain by gangsters,