The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 2, 1917, Page 7

Free -=| "| Saturday CUT TO BED-ROCK FOR GRAND FINALE TO.| Men's Suits from the Great Emporium stocks, that sold to tory. $15.00, for $5.75 Over 200 new, stylish Suite—many in pure wool fabrics, and going at this ridiculous low price— $5.75. In advertising Walk- Over Shoes at $1.98 the result has been that the bulk of our business has been in our Shoe | Department—and Men's Cloth ing has not sold as it should. But on Saturday it shall be the other way ‘round. Here's what we'll do: As an added inducement to force all of these Suits to be sold before the close of business Saturday . a ROGERS night, we make this FREE oes: OFFER: Any $2.50 Hat in Proprietor Red Front Clothing Co. the house—and there are over | Who Makes Sensational 500 to all F eee shapes be select and from, in styles—will ‘Blindness No Hindranceto Plucky Miners Who Start Seattle Broom Factory Halen ane a STOP AND THINK | Dbbcks,, whore Is there any emergency calling on you to vote a tax burden of $600,000 for still more markets? Seattle 7") WONDERFUL FREE OFFER REPEATED—PRICES| vim we B |] atsady nas sar more marker pace: per capi than any other ‘American city-—12 markets, covering an area of ON GREAT SOUTH BEND EMPORIUM STOCK courage. Thel ate Bt CULE TE! had Us PIA MEAG “proaelcip, heed 4dr aloe publle iriarkate, unless to clive tie colt eyesight gone they neverthe MORROW. WALK. OVER SHOES $1.98. less took up Let the political tax-eaters show us a profit instead of loss on our municipal railway and port commission — y 3 life anew—as properties, and a dividend from the Cedar River dam before we trust them to manage our markets, our gro- i oRER ~* partners in a : y stores, sk tores or an iditional enterprises. ‘i Here is our FREE Offer: A ~ " reaou fac. | ceries, our clothing ores, shoe stores or any adc ” pris STAR—FRIDAY, MARCH 2, 1917. PAGE 7 Meet Prices he | CENTER| «- Producer | SANITARY ‘uu, PIKE PLACE "i", CORNER * Lower tax-eaters the fat jobs resulting from the creation of a municipal market? Do your bit and vote Tuesday or you will have to re-register Haatern Oysters per nt 5c Soft Shell large. Bering bow Herring French for ..,, 29C Walnuts MEG ine rnvuuw : Ropero f A 20c Lb. < HERE FOODS COST LESS They Are 20c, 25e Different ny: HOWARD maar PUBLIC MARKET]] ‘srauc i: Stalle 81-83 ary Mkt Sanitary Mkt. HUDSON’S DELICATESSEN BOOTH 111—FIRST AVENUE FLOOR—SANITARY MARKET 15c STITHAM MARKET 43 Lower Floor Pike Place Market CUT OUT THE MIDDLEMAN We Sell Choice Meats, GUARANTEED FRESH FROM RANCH Round and 16c Ch an 15¢c 2 combs fancy Honey for 250 size Snider's Catsup for Stal om given ABSOLUTELY FREE with every Suit sold tomorrow. | ot men Goleta Rib Roasts .. And here is a better item: Men's beautifully tailored ; 2 eo Y Ham Suits, including the celebrated Griffon and Collegian makes, Prt nn ahgon fi te pr | pos aBlots sel pedo gay 25e b s 10c burger ...... llc late styles, in Blues, Blacks, Grays and Browns, that sold| misfortune overtakes him, re- | farther and farther in search 10¢ | Fresh Hor Rolling 5 10 Pure Pork 17c i up to $25.00, go tomorrow for $9.85. This Great Emporium) sign Rimesit to a pessofl, of ols. But after they hod ont red % beac te . me i : Bost C to Cc “ ge < Wabenus *s FP ulet and monotonous inactiv nh and many good hands ha e Carry Davidson's an wope's Brea rot - é peck contained a number of Men’s Full Dress and Tuxedo ity. At least, Gecren Holmes been dealt x ao luck changed Roasts 10c to 124c Ib 10c.15c Suits; they are worth conservatively to org went ad and John C. Moran, two men | and both became blind |p t Ss d M k t dispose of them quickly at the low price of $12.85. And with! who, tho blind, running a Moran working, four years 5c, 10c, 1 ocerette each of the above Suits you get, ABSOLUTELY FREE,! broom factory 0 declare ago a uge oun ar e BUCKEYE For 1 5e Gr your selection of any Hat in the house. ee ‘ie veni ago Holmes pata ar LOWER FLOOR—SANITARY MARKET 5c LUNCH P Men's Overcoats for this cold weather at these same) Z siisesiy 6 ANY DISH 5 CENTS & prices—$5.75 and $9.85—if you wish. ie) Pure Blood Kee Stalls 25-26—Pike Place Mkt. "| Please Note: These Free Offers good SATURDAY ON 00 17, | § Cap |2 Lowar tobe TUNGSTEN LAMPS 1.98 Brings Beau y wi S Pot Roasts, Ib. ....12 1-2 “Flying Chip Blinds Holmes ° oasts, tte “4c 22c EACH. i Men’s WALK-OVER SHOES—broken lines—worth to) Pimples, Blackheads, Boils entloa een iy P Veal Roasts, lb. ...12 1-2c P pews eee Repeal dry Stoves , Ladies’ WALK-OVER SHOES, broken lines, go at|TRIAL PACKAGE MAILED FREE the =a So I Choice Pork Roasts, lb. 18c 5 I ‘Groceteia No.3 HOOD’S 89. Misses’ Shoes and Sandals, worth to $3.00, at 98c. t Li es » ; ink or bulk Sausage. . 10c 7; dies’ Shoes that sold at $7.00 and $8.00, celebrated Red D, A A 19 | on te corner—#ike Piaseaae Cross make, 12- and 16-inch tops, go at $3.85 | i L Leaf Lard, lb.. 17¢ L : 1 Wheat Men’s FLORSHEIM SHOES, worth to $7.00, go at $3.48. | face , * Ki lle Missonrt Black Walnut Molasses ? nce 1 ’ Taffy Roll, regular 40c, Men's on diag Shoes, worth to $5.00, at $2.48 he to Seat Don’t Overlook Our Hams and Bacon P = Ber Iban te = - ee where & a ol for rHo MAIN 3457 ' ssorter nocolates, @ javors, J DON’T BE MISLED! where ie stended the schon for GOEBEL, CASH GROCER TSc| be gaat There is but one legitimate sale of the Emporium stock. | ete aa i ant id he a mayasee from ike yp Arse =. abe tar 38c¢ | After Dinner Mints, ib, We got it, and it goes on sale tomorrow only at the Red Front | Last fall, when Holmes came ‘ staire fr : Gothing Company, 1508-1510 First Avenue, just north of Pike ian snd th ide wees 7 Ibs. Pu: SUG AR 50c en tte de o - agviee 4 8 or — ise SILVER COLLARS at Sc. Men's Mee: act. Thay, git FLO poe maveness Same, We Save yeu Trent eo 2 PUBLIC MKT. y well se: * together and decided to $2.00 per bbi. on our high quality No, 1 Patent Dress Shirts, worth to $2.00, for 68c. Wool Flannel Shirts, Flour. Pure Cane Sugar, sack ..$7.50 worth to $3.50, at $1.38. Men’s $1.50 Union Suits at 68¢. And broom was turned out rds Brown Sugar #1,00 2 4b. kes Buckwheat err} $2.50 Silk and Wool Underwear at 98c. on New Year's day of this year.” 1 Cocos and Chosolale Bie | 5 ibs xtra Quality Rive Bye YOU ARE R Men’s Wool Socks at 13c; Cotton Socks at Sc; Overalls There are x good man 25 at 39c; Canvas Gloves, with knit wrists, at Sc; Black Bear Strictly Fresh Local Ranch Jelly Rolls, Qveralis, Mackinaws, etc., in fact, everything thet man needs EGGS 35c Doz. |? « 15c | if you suppose meats are high at Mur. § I See dees or work wear, all included in this sale and going at Fe hg ph ga layer Cakes, 3Qeq J ray’s. Just look at this list and see. Lots | these SENSATIONA . 33¢ dozen; zen Cookies ood 3 % And here’s the cause of these enormous reductions: The OF ull Cream. Cheeee, 23¢ Ib. 25c more bargains just as g at our shaps. é P Red Front Clothing Company, at 1508-10 First Ave. bought | youl: Dance With Joy to See How! The men Posi SRI, pole Pisa Seal etter” Bread 15c Veal Roasts ..... 10'c | Lamb Chops ......18¢ 9 the Great Emporium Stock of South Bend, Washington, at | Easy and Quick Stuart's Calcium | partic ANDERSON’S 0c loaves Veal Cutlets ..... 13% | Pork Loins . practically 50c on the dollar. Think of it! World Standard Wafers Clear Your Skin STALL Bs Mrs. Pfeffer’s Bakery Round Steaks .18c | Pot Roasts . Merchandise—Walk-Over and Florshiern Shoes—Cooper’s and |, 0 | Lower Floor—Sanitary Market 1513 FIRST AVE. Sisloin Steaks 171, he | Pork Roasts G. & M. Underwear—Griffon and Collegian brands Men's Suits | pie t clear faces | ne —Hats, Furnishings, etc.—at practically ONE-HALF present | jare day WHOLESALE PRICES : Yes, we can afford to sell cheap. Men’s Pants, worth to 4 t Stuart's Cal re 2.50, at 98c. Boys’ Suits, worth to $6.00, at $2.85. Work, Stuarts eure Shirts at 28c. Wool Underwear that sold to $2.00, goes at 68c.pimplos 1 ube tions t The above are just a few of the bargains offered. Our ait tear five large display windows at 1508-10 First Avenue are just «i; stacked with high-grade standard merchandise, and all priced « pin to retats e epee ridiculously low. If you want to save—don't delay—be here piace Biya yg SEEKS A DIVORCE Washin ion The Jersey OW Choice Creamery Buiter 38c Ib.3 8. early Saturday morning. Sale starts at 9 a. m. sharp. Re a ; perfect} A motheriniaw. who put ground i Best Fresh Ranch | penton eg mr ilibecrese. r cor a ; glass in od gin re a j eese 4 large cans Milk Remember Our Address Your self mands that! one « ' vel av t bl Co. EGGS | - 25c Lb. you , his remedy|B. Doy! fying before Super-| ¥ ee THE RED FRONT CLOTHING COMPANY, iia: thous proved before| for Judes Jurey, in her t i tor 8 cze | C STALL 10-LOWER FLOOR 33c Dozen isi hver 1508-10 First Avenue Bee Got ae uart's Cal-| divorce ff y 8 J. E. Kennedy, Mgr. 2doz.for 65 | tne Sou Fancy Dairy Butter, » ators ¢ ee ler. altary Market : | (ei Der Ib.......005 35¢ da: Mak 0 get rid of. oor T id. a Frid, E E Opposite the Public Market, Just North of Pike Street, Next| ome re Also + Cote ead cata ‘not a i ist Shuai. oii peepee | 25¢c Lb. boing Nana to Liberty Theatre. Free Trial Coupon fF A. Stu t Co. Building, Marshall it oO © ta) ‘| Honor | Roll The following banks have in + °f dorsed the bank guaranty law so as to give depositors absolute pro- co, | tection against loss: In effect Mich. trial Name THE FVA Seattle | | State bank Scandanivian-Amertean bank American Savings Bank & Trust Co. 66 Union Savings & Trust Co a @ a », North Trust & Savings bar Hl , Pe ics bank Ralersiyimate bad Drink It Up | Other Cities | Citizens’ Trust & Savings bank, r H meer | and Cail Your Spokane & Eastern Trust Co., | Spokane. North Yakima, asco. Yakima Trust Co Bank of Pasco Al Neighbors In” Farmers’ bank, Ellensburg. says the nursery rhyme to | Lincoln Trust Co., Spokane | HCross Pach,” Tf you will DEPARTMENT STORES) “°°” NEED COLLEGE MEN ppood shi we menager of the © class in sale The name of John 5 Fussy Artichokes, 25c|_ Strictly Fresh Local flies; GREEN’S BUTTER STORE "© | The name of John & cor syle | victed and sentenced ly for Fe ei ~ murder, was mention cne of ae arnipa, 15c at winston ae eet Owe tse| EGGS ALLS Geen —J| Doyle sald he attem stalk Peg ye bapa Het Monte 10c | |atraighten hie wife out b: Spinach, 25c rere ree 2c M. C. A. Thurs the old prejudice only ifee Dr. J. R. Binyon that will FREE nt store managers in | jt aig Buk vonity inwise had against the col cht aaiag’ ty 4 fast becoming oly your neighbor frienc in Raenenatien vated man fs be to _ partake of thi most BEST $2. 50 GLASSES | day in the'| delicious, smooth and aro- ON EARTH department in the |! matic coffee—and you will research department,” sald Mr he anything but a “Cros “the | at Patch.” Muzties for cats during night Sin ‘ths Bound hours have been proposed As ousted aaa paced ait embl alter E. Savage, at oa id p F ; Meri Anna Muller ) =i of t protests y BINYON OPTICAL CO. (\,..°%: sevunits, hoa’te | Commercial importing Co 1116 FIMST AVE, sides, She ra the ls thru their } vhone Main 1550, Ao . noses, Near Seneca St. TILIKUM MARKET STALLS 119-121 5—SANITARY MARKET Opposite Liberty Theatre THE TRUTH ABOUT MEATS We Tell You the Facts About Anything We Sel! You WE QUOTE QUICKLY ON QUALITY—ASK YOUR NEIGHBOR CLUB SAUSAGE ... Murray Meat Co. Washington Market STALLS 3.5.7 94-96 PIKE ST. 123-1 » MOTHER-IN-LAW IS ONE REASON WIFE Corner Market leged vexat Ground while you Best Jersey Butter 43clb. 2 lbs. 85c § Peanut Butter COME SEE IT MADE her interested In church ¥ i 3O0C DOZ, Fi: isi sive 15 e | Bight cari g Best New Oregon Brick Cheese, Ib. 28c 4 Salmon. 15c llc 25c |} 10c 10c tra ble can Snider NEW SPUDS, Mra a dh usband's Meaetiene (eccocinca ty. ena heen i a a STONG HAS THE WINNING PRICES _ be faithful wife at ail time | 8 bars of Crystal White Soap | a 4 Ibs. Granulated Sugar for P 7" | @ B 40c can Hills’ Coffee for . | Booze in Water | Seal 10 L Floor Sanitary ff 282 ot", Lipton Tea tor 4 | 4 t > tal ower F loo 50c pkg. Blue Ribbon Tea for . | Bags Latest Dodge! Any one of above five articles with ba WHEN YOU BUY an Baker's Cocoa 2. 200 Hot water ba booze—fine fo bar Bakers Premium’ Che cold night SP GE owt ol FISH, CRABS and |.) >) nd A, J. I ho were arrested IS 9 an s i Ps i + s Thureday afternoon at the Oakland 40 ck New York Buakwi ia OYSTERS PE a A trunk containir Itis a 8 isure to trade at a place that handles ont 06 pls. Not i Raist all full of whi ‘ Ne a \ 4 1b Se a saraand the be Our | goods are the finest obtainable always. é hs sea’ Wheat ies of the dry squad, bi two suit If you et it from us, it is fresh. ft case ater bi nd flask . jin all quarts Were seized by the office 1 mM ey eet <9 ae sag ee ——— lg The men were placed tn jail, in|. : . . money for supper, the proprietor; Fv. ar 4 N 2 ! dozer 8 . y Pelee he Beggar in Evening maney fee supper: h 3 nietor) Father and Son Are ozen my Bron murders. in Bean “4 + | thought he was about to be held up ger valley, Clay county, which has See Or. Eawin . Brown r Dress Is Peculiar when the stranger left the police, Suspected of Murder! earned tor that ooamunite til sien were notified and a seareh made vi title of e DAS ‘a Mareh for the stylish mendicant Re icy HI M SELF ! } PASADENA, €8) ne St beggars are not uncom:| CHARLESTON, W. Va. March 2,|_ 7° Samp 4 + The peculiar phenome 1 beg \ the slaying of Pr Tanner a : 5 mon here at any season, but a|—prew Sampson and his son, How 5 | in evening clothes appeared In “janhandler” going about in a Se Shelia: seth batt, er, 2 It is believed by offi- 7 | adena on a recent evening. | dress sult, asking for the price of |{T@. are ‘eld’ without ball, cials the hearing of thelr case may When a man in a dress sult went a supper, is something quite out of| While plans are being made for @/throw some light upon the many ertracting without Tee [in a drug store and asked for’ the ordinary 'thoro investigation into about a'killings in “Death Hollow.”