The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 8, 1916, Page 6

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Of a WATCH Makes an IDEAL GIFT. Special $25.00 Pay Only Hamilton Seventeen 4 Waltham Jewel q itinols 20-Vear Elgin Sold-filled Case Every Watch We Seli is a G nteed Time Keeper 1404 Eo / 1404 Third fA, OUICS Third Ave. Ge 8 Sewrier Ave Watches Repaired by Us Keep Accurate Time Third Avenue at Washington Street Always Phone Sanitary Elliott 2700 SOUTH END ir Convenient to all city and south interurba car lines, and ®@ comfortable piace to trade. No confusing or tiresome in clines to stumble along, but everything compactly arranged on one floor and under one roof. Independent Packing Co. Do You Know How to Give the Knockout Blow to Old MR. HIGH-COST-OF-LIVING? In order to help the consumer win his hard fight against abnormal food values, e Independent Packing Co. has cut ; s so low that even a fra tion lower than the prices quoted below would mean a loss to the dealer Pot Roast, tb -. 4@ | Cottage Butts Mutton Ct Ze Round th Leg of Mutt 2e > n Tb. iuhe Ze Leg Pork 15e | k e. Ib Hams, 34 or whole Break ‘on, It RAR ‘196 I lb. 17¢ We Make All Our ‘Own Sausage—Al| Phones Elliott 1625 souTH Fancy Storage do; Rest Ranch Full Cream Cheese, It Where Qantity ‘ Fish smoTION FRUIT AND VrGrranin Halibut, 1b. 106 SECTION Herring. 2 Ibe iso § Deve! Oranges. Perch, Ib 100 | F ts Crabs. each We FP swe Our Customers DON'T FEEL THE HIGH COST OF LiIVING—COMPARE OUR PRICES 33 Ibs. Sugar 81.00 | 150 Prunes *. for he No. 10 sack Corn Meal he | 4 ibs. Macar Bie No. 10 sack Pa Fiour \40e | s Rais 100 Large box Cooking Apples 60° {fee tne 3 cans New Tomatoes Be SC! Anderson’s s Grocery *e THE DEPENDABLE STORE go GROCETERIA "7 SECTION S4-SS SOUTH. END PUBLIC MARKET -PHONE ELLIOTT ‘25 THE WHITE MEAT CO. 1424 Third Avenue Commencing tomorrow, and continuing until the day before Christmas, a fancy dressed Turkey will be given away absolutely free With every purchase of meat a numbered register receipt is given to the customer, and duplicate placed in a box. A drawing will occur every after noon, and the first number called wins a turkey a Tf you don’t want your turkey now, we will | e t for you until Christmas Prices always as low as the lowest at this up-to date Sanitary Market 2 + KANSAS CITY, Dec. 8. Howard Elser, 13, holds first prize for canning He came out ahead of the girls in Van Horn school and housewives in the Athanaeum exhibit, in competitions for the best preserved fruits and vege tables. Howard's m: ther told him how of her boy a pr at the school work windows » cherishes a meda wou a race last year my arch His only reason for being proud of his exhibit, he says, is that he beat the girls at their own game. TNewest Pose of _ | _U. S. Diplomat UN Of Rwewt NOE Rwco” James GERARD This 8. Ambassador James W. Gerar posed especially at h New York to Ger any. =r) Saale See Dr. Edwin J. Brown b. 0. & HIMSELF peatile's Dentist! “A aT COMES TO CANNING THINGS | and he did the tead of playing in the street a achoc pent the time wit girls at Van Horn aring bis pre serves. He put up peas, asparagua rhubarb and ot exe 4 \ Howard like on rd in 6 will not be & the newest picture of U d is hotel in just before his returr “See How That ‘Corn Comes Clear Off!’ “GETS-IT" Loosens Your Corns Right Off, it's the Modern Corn Wonder—Never Fails al <) ask ENGLAND FOR "We'e Just Wonderful, the Way ‘GETS IT") Makes All Corne Go Quick.” ever k : an t WPS is pt of STAR—FRIDAY, DEC, 8, 1916. PAGE 6 Bring Your Pay Check—We For Christmas Decorating Cedar Rope, 1¢@ per foot, 10 yards for " Large Assortment Holly Wreaths Oriental G Potatoes, No. 2, 100-1b. eack $1 .40 Raised on Our Own Farm Union Gardens Corner Sixth and Virg ‘715c purchase, not includ ms 50c 10 Ibs. Pure Cane Sugar with 25 specials 25e bottles Snider's Catsup ibe pound Lipton's Tea fo Rice 4 pounds Lima Beans cans Van Camp's Pork 25c 15c and Beans cans Wa neton Milk tbe package Happy 10 Home Raisins c ea Foam Naptha free with 7 Bars Crystal White Soap ... 25¢ Tokio Grocery Co. STALL 130 Howard Elser and Some of His Pp Preserves U.S. GENERAL ~ TOCOME HOME WHEN WAR ENDS By CARL W. ACKERMAN | respondent ARCADE MARKET \ 10 ment on Veal Ktea an old Special Attention to Phone walting Orders an retur STALL ELLIOTT 2189 to the t This aged hero of Lincoln's day Fresh Cocoanuts, each. .10¢ jyiving major gene » civil} bm war, father of Ad Osterhaus of large App’ ise the United States a Walnuts ise father of Lieut, 0: " Oranges, doer BeBe be 9 and STALL 190 Spinach, 2 Ibe ibe , Cranberries, 2 lba Ve |to be tn his ty Alaska Rutabagas, 3 Ibe. 10¢ ans was of Pancy Tomatoes, 2 lbs. .25¢ h happines: jasked that his greetings be sent to STALL 142 Am a. and to say that war “goin back as soon as war : THE BEST Ma Gen Onter? Iscu any phases of the war with FRESH-CHURNED f Field Marshal Von Hinder WASHINGTON rhibselyeyrdinnged sts CREAMERY ~ ft the OLD HOLLAND BRAND— Hindent « t Kreatest gen poleon the f DLD HOLLAND BUTTER CO Maj. Gen. O ary ts STALLS 135-6-140-1 o One ‘FRENCH LOSE BATTLESHIP Westlake Public Market “TIMES SQUARE” Quart Pir Will Cash it Cooper's Sample Shoe Store Lower Floor Only 1 sack to a customer. On Sale at Sugar Stall No Phone Orders. Only 7 Ibs. to Each 7 500 Packages at This Price No. 3 Pail Pure “Class rg Fruit ZOBLE GROCERY CO. STALL 106—ELLIOTT 4314 With a purchase of phere an Oyaters ar Prepared Pancake Turner Free at Demonstration of TECO Pancake Flour Served Free WESTLAKE PUBLIC MARKET “TIMES SQUARE” WESTLAKE—6th and VIRGINIA CITY TO SELL FOOD TO PEOPLE AT WHOLESALE PRICES YEAR ROUND! Hot Cal MILK MILK STALL LOWER FLOOR . 50 Sack Westlake Special SUGAR Lbs. Granulated On Sale at Sugar Stal! LARD No Phone Orders On Sale at Stalls 7 and 8 STALL 121 Navel Oranges, large size, dozen... . . Fancy Burbank Potatoes, 100-Ib. sack... Westlake Public Market Fag TIMES SQUARE” Double Ixducements Wednesday 1 BIG BARGAIN SALE ON APPLES 850. and 95c mvered “ae te at on b 12%¢ Pork Roast Florida Fruit & Veal Cutlets, Ib 15¢ Sirloin Steak, Ib.....-..45¢ Sliced Bacon, Ib...25¢] | %""* “**" eg surday or FUSS MARKET Payne's Delicatessen STALLS 1011 STALLS 161.182 $1.77 Customer 49c No Westlake Fish Co. Stalls 4642—Lower Fioor Phone Orders No. 3 Pail Pure Com- pound Lard .....42c Sirloin Steak, ! . he 15e Lard Compound 42c Steer Round Steab Dry Salt Pork, Ib -15¢ Pork Steak, Ib ihe Pot Roast, Ib. 10¢ and 12%¢ Eicher’s Market STALL 7—ELLIOTT 1947 Ib Apples, per box. $1.00 & Vegetable Co. Potatoes, 100-1b. sack, $2.00 Yakima Fruit Co. -20¢ STALL 106 $2.15 Men's Rubber en's Half Soles 906 Ladies’ Half Soles Bae Westlake Shoe Repalt STALL 2!1—Lower Floor Heels 30¢ 1 Ib, bulk Coffee. 7 cans Sun Bright Cleanser ate Groceteria No 14 1-Ib. can Hills’ Red Can Coffee 5 a b. ‘pkg. Crescent “$0” Coffes STALLS 17456 2 Be Del Monte Hot Sance he Marvest Gem Pumpkin, per can Jello, ge Se 15¢ ze Ib. 280 lve Food ze package . Gelatine, package Baker's Cocoa, 4 Power Brand Cof ns Breakfast The Fre . ——- _ archaic la Reproduction of Plan for Evansvilie’s Municipal Market and the Mayor Who Is Putting the Project Thru t sar of tea ‘ EVANSVILLE, Ind —_—__—— —yaxked for years Se hi igg Nea, : \ “ . "7 Ever see a municipal market house, | the city now | ),000 con | anc alee The 1 i tee ¢ ‘-. with railroad tracks running into municipal stadium, seating —§,000 : Lorient ages ee t and cars loaded with potatoes — ee ¢ A peters and cabbages and apples on sale r 1 ot an by the city at cost to whomsoever the mouth of th Scorff, Brit. cared to buy soa oes v lect e Catbarat, ZaRr ores oat arke of 1 tons and carried that is what will see on Little SOUTHEAST CORNER FIFTH AND PINE cording to t Market re., in the center of th - ution. She cost $6.00 whe the will be a market Swift's wangots OLEOMARGARINE 30c Lb. : ouse, with tracks from a near-by Norris’ Marigold NE 30c Lb. railroad STA WHITE PUBLIC MARKET Benjamin Bosse, mayor of Evansville, planning a muntel- pal, wholesale as well as retail | NEW ARABIA FACTS 2c! bas. just announced that Evansville’s market-mas. ter will buy fruite and vege BY CARL D, GROAT tables in carload lots, have ‘United Press Staff Correspondent them brought to the municipal VASHINGTON Dec, & see that enough market house, and | they are sold at just profit to pay expen: After Arabia ca | strated elne- | Wilson toda instruc 4 It has Secretary Lansing an|where th prices of food outline of the id, |soar above what is reasonable, mu with, the state tx|nictpalities can temporarily bring] BENTAMIN the British government might have|down prices t elling rect to] « ax to the status of the when |the consumers at uid Mayor | BOSSE he was sunk, would be welcome | Hosse | aareee to this government That what we propose to do} : le. only WE INTEND] cars were opened on_ railroad| NATIONAL GHAMPS Ito Go yy CH FARTHER, and in-| switches and the contents sold at] leet of « to the consumer! retail for what they would bring pasmodically, we shall make this|Soon Mrs. Housewife will be mak TO PLAY INDOORS | 232s ae ey a ieee ere te wi Wer bash Evanavilla municipal market to the ‘municipal market instead of| FRANCISCO, Dec, §.—The, Evansy in an | place to] the ratlroad yards national tenni f npiona|tt¥ out Mayor cheme. | When “Big Ben” Bosse announc this city has produced wii], Hthty per cent of the city’s 90,000] ed nis munteipal market plan 1 indoor matches hur nhabitants employed in mills | three-fourths of the people of night. W. Johnston and Poor z. ond factories, and the manufactur-| Rvanaville considered the project n, national doubles champions, are are wi mee in his plan good as done. For “Big Ben” is Itted against Maurice E. MeLoug Location on one the thru rati|no dreamer. He is the leading fur lin and Johnny Strahan for en ex. TOUt f the South to the Cht-| nitur anufacturer in the second hibition doubles mateh at the mu b arket also favor he suc: | furniture-making city in the United niotoal auditérnen of He toa Stat after he became For years it has been the prac-| mayor, Hosee announced the city tice to “kick In” at Evansville cars| ought to have a municipal baseball A tiny electric lamp is mounted|of fr and melo intended for | ground he pureha od for the or the handle of a safety raxor of | the Chicago market, when thelcity 100 acres of woodland fot inglish invention. market became glutted. Theseabout ouc-half what the own had CRESCENT MEAT Co. MAIN 2899 “QUALITY,” Our Motto MAIN 2899 GIVE US A TRIAL AND BE CONVINCED LEAF LARD 14c Lb. **°"icu Pov» RENDERED LARD 15c Lb. Not Over Two Pounds to a (Either of the Above With a 25c Purchase or Over) Customer Choice Steer Pot Roasts ..$¢ | Fresh Dressed Chickens Choice Steer Steaks iz 2 Lee of Lamb Choice Pork Roasts pel ae 2¢_L Neal Chops»... 156 STONG, The Price Cutter Our fd clalx Good for One Week be Granulated bars Lenox can Hills’ 25c purchane, specials excluded 49-LB. SACK PATENT FLOUR SONG? Corner Market, White STONG’'S MEAT MARKET Located Next to in| Be 10¢ ' »| Round Steak 14c Sir Steak 15c¢ 18c y Roast Veal © Veal Stew Chole lot 10 Yb: Hone With | sinha wh brite Fresh Ground Meat Pu

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