The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 6, 1917, Page 11

STAR—FRIDAY, APRIL 6, 1917. PAGE 15 mNope, This Is NOT! Mary Pickford; It’s Pauline—She’s Single! Third Avenue at _ ; Street Always Phone Sanitary Elliott 2700 SOUTH ND ru CHEAPEST PLACE IN TOWN FOR EASTER LILIES, per bud............. INDEPENDENT PACKING CO. —1917— SPRING LAMB for your Easter Dinner Pure Pork Sausage for your Easter Breakfast coon ET Qe | See ih 20c Po ed... W0e sostns"... 30e bee Mees Hc |=... 220 There’s a Great Difference in the Prices of a Year Ago and Today! I SAVE YOU THE DIFFERENCE »" This is too big a store, and too long established, I SELL to try to “put anything over” on the buying pub- THE BEST lic. When Schermer advertises that some of his retail prices are actually lower than today’ s whole- sale quotations on the same goods, he is prepared to prove it to you. Common sense dictates econ- omy, and it is both economy and common sense to buy where you get quality apparel at a distinct saving. Everything here that men wear. 4 COMPARE THESE SHOE PRICES CROSSETT Dress Shoes in all styles, in black and tan, at the old prices. . .$7.00, $6.50 and $6.00 HOWARD & FOSTER Dress Shoes in all leath- ers; the old prices pre.vail.$6.00, $5.50, $5.00 BEACON Dress Shoes in blucher and button, in all styles of last, stilldown to ......... $4.00 BEACON Dress Shoes with Neolin or leather soles Veal ce, Chickens, ° per pound . 12 per pound . 2Ac i ee : ved - nn whetnnemenet lee ~ all styles and leathers; they’re still... .$3.50 Round Steak, 16¢ | | Sirloin Steak, 16c ee heck a YOU SAVE | WASHINGTON Dry Sox, the famous Seattle- per pound . per pound .... omaneiares made wet-weather Shoe; the price is only $6.50 KETTLE tchi . BERGMAN’S celebrated hand-made L Sh PURE “——" LARD sine roan Compare These Furnishings Prices all styles, at the old prices ...$1050 to $9.00 | 20 PER [Not Over § Pounds Garden of Al WINSTEAD two-piece Underwear, CURRIN Spring-heel Loggers in all styles; Ei CS rouno | to each Customer OP. B--Boye, abe ie only 19 years| i, A OO. ae MT ee ee es es ce $10.00 and $9.50 q Best Ranch Equs, 2 dos-.-ese | Best Jersey Butter, 3 Ibe... he Pras eon WINSTEAD super-weight Underwear, MONARCH Pacs, 16- inch, $7.50; 12-inch, $6.50; q Large cans Milk, 3 for....-350 | Full Cream Chose 2 Iba Bee POF MAME. 5 ck le eck oe ae wh ob BIO A GHAGR aS. Fos 6 Es Vel e oe Le oe . $5. 00 ‘ ay Sees wee Ones qaalte Comme, Money’ Cam My EDISON WORKS | WINSTEAD Union Suits..... ek Canes $3.00 CHIPPEWA heel and spring-heel Kip "Logger 4 er aoe B. & L. Union-made Union Suits Sadana PR aE ven Ce bh iacs othe A a oe a ET Oe $7.50 DAY AND NIGHT | HANES and MAYO make heavy cotton ribbed CHIPPEWA 12-inch Pac with heavy Smelt, 6 ibe Underwear, per garment ..... ....... 5+ SOC Ss AOMIIO BOO. 5 oc bee boos nied Sande $7.50 4 ON WAR TERROR FIBER SILK Hose in all colors, pair ...... .. 25¢ CHIPPEWA stitch-down Pac, the old price. $4.50 i NEGLIGEE Shirts in tan, gray and white. .$1.00 DAYTON Loggers with plain or outside Where the Consumer Meets the Producer Bons a RURICWOeTS WORK Shirts in blue or gray chambray .....50c COOMGTE Ge. Rights .... $5.00 Pot Roast, \ eiiccdaas Bosak NEW YORK, | Apel 6 | FLANNEL Shirts of good weight .$2.50 and $1.50 JOHN MEIER'S celebrated Railroad Shoes, ps 9c Mutton, I. : '10c |. ther “insomnia apres." He is — Shirts, > tad Spring patterns, with Union-made Pea: Sai = cee | ee ; See Roast Veal, PETAL cig chaad ok Raat rench or stiff cuffs..........$1.50 and $1.00 JOHN MEIER’S Union made Work Shoes, Good- a Sirloin Steaks, »15¢ per pound .. 1 1 c Orengs, thiaking up things that WORK GLOVES; a big line for all purposes; year welt; price at the old level ....... $4.00 4 | for war purposes, that he has prices begin at.......... 50c WEINBRENNER double-vamp Work Shoes, Good- Prices Less Than Wholesale Beans ruin, et-cnital Saber. UNIVERSAL Dinner Buckets, full titted; ‘sold year welt, double sole to heel, yours for. .£5.00 Last chance to buy Genuine | 13 Ibs. Sugar.........91,00 Inte E everywhere for $2.50; Schermer’s price ..$1.75 GOODYEAR welt Work Shoes, on vere pe See Gan Gemebare, oS hee ator « had OVERALLS, good Union-made goods, only $1.00 _ double sole to heel.............. ++. $4.00 3 — Navy Beans See | ace en te Sea Lit Me ieee Haahloning LOGGERS’ Shirts, the kind you like...... $3.50 WORK SHOES, good, strong McKay sewed and Rs van ove see ed PS (Eat tlt! rgd samcabeeer tla LOGGERS’ Shirts of heavy Army cloth... $5.50 nailed, with double soles; Weinbrenner and En- It Saves You 15 to 25 Per Cent. pag oo npn ggg SATEEN Shirts in black at same old price. .$1.00 dicott-Johnson makes, in chrome tans... .$3.50 3 anpenson cnocery S| tit, CARL SCHERMER Anim | | THE ‘ORE FO NE ELL. 185 a FIRST AVE. S. | FROM YESLER | z., GROCETERIA™?7 SECTION 54-55 SOUTH END PUBLIC MARKET 2bas =| oro.” | Excelso Lenox Soap ee | Coffee M. J. B. Coffee 2 $1.00 CUTS THE COST OF LIVING Symphony to tty =. rt a <n ae E =. Space to Let | working designed’ in some ma agents said | Central ) mv Public. Pine Si ee fuller a: : : a a et oe A Few Choice UTTING THE COST OF SELLING the main DPERATION NEED, AMENDME! , NTS ARE ot: In this celltike seclusion, CLARES UNIONIST BEING CONSIDERED "72, sere 2 on, smelling corn cob, and sur grew Furuseth, of San Fran-| JUNEAU, April 6—The logis pe she tag Puen ana laahae” president of the Interna al lature today ts considering the Edison is confidently believed mendments to the bank laws in to be evolving something that will make up for the unpre | paredness from which this country Is now suffering | war to interfere w nent roduced yesterday and a new icials of the £ denertment school bill. Both of the commerce had qnopirae’: to @@- amendments te the benk laws { ree the seam t GERMANS ARRESTED at FI °* , on federal charges, will n the st a k wy any foreign coun 0 fine or two years. r naval enterprise 1 towns, while the education bill is for the relief of the ratiroad | towns where no schools exist st and confinement Aldi ‘11, Authorizing the y of the treasury, under proclamation of |a undertake a 10 weeks’ tour to 2 a the president, to reg he conduct of all vessels in American ports the Pacific coast and back Locations R KATAYAMA In cane of war of disturbance of international —reé balist, the eminen emain Stong as e pecia Ss STALL 6 threatened y for wilful destruction or injury o « tus . will ac , Can you get t y in an American port or territorial water ra on the tour, p more than 50 times in the more cities in the United > da. mi of nearly 100 Tenants who wish to share in place else at the fe r A sack of Early Rose Easter Lilies Bh 7 Bars Fels Naptha Soap wAijibs. Granulated Sugar ... Bars Crystal White Soap vessel en-| Prominent ¢ wilful injury or attempted injury to any States and gn commerce by $10,000 fine or 10 years JCans Dutch Cleanser ..... My Wecniring ts, in addition to customary mani-; The ct ; p ory men wi der the auspices _) Any one of above articles with , fests and clea , ors of vessels ‘ling during a war In nev h ed f hi id ‘ of the Ladies’ Musical club at the N ie pkgs, Corn Flakes....25¢ | 4 100 rolls Tollet Paper Helen’s Bake which the United State we. Moore theatre on the evening of the assur success of this New 14, Providing for the Issuance of Search-warrants and the selrure|NOOT° tNChl? Ot pkg. Shredded Wheat Bis- | 4 Ibs. finest Macaront bs. Fine Japan Rice can Guittard’s Chocolate 2 can Asparagus cc sacks Salt cc boxes Matches . nd mire tion dere the: are i} i r pie ite é ii a A seal frig 48 ae Public Market the finest i th New Location - aes "AMERIC AN PEOPLE Zim maly kt theenteer| City, one of the very finest in Voted Against War erranked program at the, ‘| the country, must act immedi- ‘| ately. Location First Avenue, mit. j . 10¢ Roe box Dried Smoked Herring for ... . - be 4 lbs. Clow's Waffle Flour. .25¢ lic large pkg. Sun Maid Seeded Raisins ... 25¢ BEHIND PRESIDENT « American Fruit Co. 45c Red Can Hills’ Coffee. .37¢ These 50 members of the TEE RENAPAL kali “A ta C STALLS 12 A 4 NEW YORK, April 6.—"Th 25¢ can Guittard’s Cocoa...18¢ . . i4 house voted against the war on Tuesday Wi | J Geo cen Log Cabin Syrup... 18¢ | 2 cans new pack Reliance Shrimp Best Dry Onions taclaratiog Almond, Bacon, Amerienn people w ant to, do aI n Tuesda bet ree —, and li nion, the 5c can Log Cabin Syrup...35¢ for . 25¢ ‘arey n fightin, Md Col. The new an STONG'S PINE ST. MKT. CORNER MKT, WESTLAKE MKT, 2 Lbs. 15c preertisen neo ‘eteiie “FREE DOCTOR | popular pub’ ic market Hear espres ae tentegy a art | center of the city. H RRY’ . 4 i it woul u Go to the Right Drug C Saturday Specials HARRY’S Red Shield Butter Store é a aio ee 169 Washi tna saa iy Su: r St Choice “Easter Lilies Sweet Butter, highest rade, "1 he A 8 jreople are unit 1} gai all per Ib. sh of obine president 1 the deter And the Doctor wil! give es sacs ane 35c and Up ARs Carrey a 1v¢ Keating, King Md, Kitchin, || mination to \ war | SL celeabetul: ceamiaatian | ents easona Knutson, La Follette, LAttle of i i With a slip showing 250 pur. ANNEX STALL 24 tonto” Landsen, MéLemor By and prescribe for yeu e chase or more in the Markets. Ne Randall, Ran v c own | * kin, Reavis, Roberts, Rodenbur ighting, not to pay others to do it} i you are slck you cannot do bet 6 Ibs. extra fancy Texas Rice Reavis, Roberts, Rodeo ee’ || for them.” Sun Produce Co. STALL 30 é]| oe win “taney Ne a Oe Pineal Blend: oF Corio ee 10 Btafford, Van Dyke, Volst, Vea ave Sel nanercaeite lina Head Rice ame STALL 3 oe i‘ 20e 10 106 Wheeler; Woods, of Iowa. | MEMBERS OF the bo tha heat canalnla tacaenent See H. P. Voght, Manager, at His Office at a, y re x “ eh da m C, A. ha 9 bars Lenc ap ase | Pency fresh Rhubarb, Ib... .5¢ All K ted Fish at raise 8 the New Market Russet Apples, doz 19¢ 12 boxes 8 ish Matches. .5¢ 1 WILL NOT RAISE MY BOY ‘wi wild a summer lodge o} Tr TOBE A PEACE-AT ‘ANY PRICER, Orcas island " on| PRE tAD STAR WANT ADS ‘ —_—__—_-______¢@