The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 29, 1918, Page 12

Hs the NO DELIVERIES —_< Tea Garden Preserves Highest he Cascade Soap, 5 Bars 26c—Rolled Oats, 9-lb. Bar, 69c Sea Foam wiv 5¢ and 25c— Eagle Lye 10c — vir se, DEL MONTE STAR—FRIDAY, MARCH 29, 1918. PAGE 12 on memercTLy cast™ EAT POTATOES, : OATMEAL, CORN, Sha ISU, S. APPEAL Under New Management. connie tive ple of the PRINTING oF he follow fy fatvatipany WILEY PRINTERY BARKLEY rection in the WESTLAKE 22c CHRETANA PANCAKE rLOUn Alb, bax At Times Square. MARKET ZOBLE Grocery Co. STALL 105 TELEPHONE ELLIOT? 4344 6 bars Swift’s White Soap . tovee awe 3 cans Borden's or Carnation Milk j 29c pureba Coffer Tea Crisco, :\::"" 46c, ‘: 92c, «; $1.84 BBC wre Ntes, tee No can LOC ; DEL MONTE FLAG SWERT CREAMETTES t a aes 0 gain " TOMATOES, ean L3C— tow can 1$c—ii RNEL CORN 18c—: for 17c " t r 2 ca a 2he lhe bar Toilet Soap. .10¢ Del Monte No. 3 Det Mon Det Monte Peas, N Golden Wrinkle PINK SALMON Tall Cans 19¢c Pink Salmon cans Medium Rk Peete Mustard or Tomato 25 5 Busy Stores and Mes. Thrift BE GLAD—There’ Ss a Groceteria Near You erin Noo a aa-34 Pike Hh Market Groceteria No. 4.5410 Ba Groceteria No. 3. wo eter arch rcnmee ALLEGED GERMAN SPY 4 — eP IS HELD | CHICO, Ca 106 LUMBIA ST. Cor. First Ave. EDWIN J. BROWN Dv. ss Now at 106 Columbia 1 have left thi Le in all prin in Canada and furnished pret be- eae se | HEMPEL iness will offset the increased ie doing business beca 1 want be known as Man io tle who did not raise his _ Prices because of the war. EDWIN J. RROWN, D. D. 8. Geattic’s Leading Dentist The Me MONDAY FE Prices, $1 Ladies’ Musical Club }} wasnington and Oregon to build our epic 5 . ier FRIEDA m-|"Fatres terete Seats Se" Metropolitan Opera Star Fancy Brazil Nuts, lb. 20¢ Campbell's Soup, can.10¢ Deviled Meat, can de . > 2 Ibs. large Prune Zhe Gold Bar Peaches, can Lib. seairasceonted Peanu for 10¢ Full co Matches, per package ne Raisin pkg 10¢ ng 5¢ 1 Ib. Hershey ocoa, 25¢ Free Demonstration of Crescent Goods Red Bean 29e¢ Women frets Byagerss . the f * be used for ff 30c can Ghirardelli’ Mice eee . t r ! ( hot olate for 14-lb. pkg Shepp Cocoanut for Noodle. Tree Tea Buy M. J.B. COFFEE 2 YLON, INDIA mn iter a ere BIG SPECIALS ' in the 3-1b. Can ‘ APA ; 25c 49c $1.00 81.20 81.20 “M. ‘CINNAMON & CO. STALL 109. Special on Saturday Early Rose Potatoes, 100 pounds $1.25 box, $1.10 x $1.10 WE “MEAT” people all over Seattle GET IT AT THE SOUND MARKET STALL 6 Burbank Potatoes, 100 pounds Westlake - Repait $1.10 a STALLS 35.56—-LOWER FLOOR at Firat ay. S D AVENUE souTH MUST HAVE LOYALTY fee N CALIFORNIA SAYS U. S. ATTORNEY te aie, ea Maret We must have the support . 9 ss iva nengns nh a om, Tite LOWER FLOOR sTAKCH P a ~ an ; ; a ok or rn Bs Stong says: “Saturday is our last day here. —<$—$<$<—$$—$—$—<—$ <_< Shop Early Westlake Public Market | ‘=: he Forenoon, Westlake, Sixth and Virginia. Large Can MILK 106 quan’, wars SUGAR STALL No limit to a customer while it lasts. come to the UNION ANNEX STALLS 45 GERRISH BROS. STALLS 19224 TELEPHONE ELLIOTT 170 1 case Borden’s Milk $5.25 1 can small Crisco : 3 Fe 45c can Folger’s Coffee .. .d5e 1 package Citrus Powder......24c¢ 3 cans Borden's Milk, 3% 1 bottle Del Monte Catsup 1 Ib. bulk Cocoa . for . Sle $ Ibs. Rolled Oats 25¢ 3% pkgs. Corn Flakes. .25¢ Four boxes Searchlight 6 rolls Toilet Paper. .25¢ Matches for 25¢ 1 can Old Dutch Cleanser 20 can Pork and Beans for T¢ for 15¢ 15c bottle Ripe Olives. 10¢ J. A, OSTBERG, Manager. Stores at Fremont, Green Lake and Mountain View. Fuss’ Market TOKIO WE HAVE Goop ‘arnation or Borden’s SPECIALS Milk, per case at store, FOR YOU ON : $5.25 Shoulders, Hams and ..95¢ Boston Butts eal 60c ALSO an Gbireraelh's | a FRESH MEATS eet ihanice: At Most Attractive Prices Stalls 10-11 Lower Floor INTERLAKEN DAIRY New M r, Eggs and Cheese Ice Cream We aim to sell First Class Dairy Products TRY US STALL 124 Now (e a big clean-out ealenetjthing goes at dee cost. Next week meet us at the Economy Market.” BIG WESTERN BATTLE _SPURS ON RECRUITING * 15,000 UNION MEN IN KANSAS CITY ARE IDLE KANSAS CITY, Mo, Mareh 29 vid P*Y | -rhe third day of the general strike We sents pened here with no street cars run ning today and with 15,000 union flere pay. | se Aad Hundreds of impromptu |— men idle s carried thousands to work other thousands walked. There was no violence over night at tropolitan VE, APRIL 1 0 to $2.50 POSTMASTER IS SHOT KANE March over ownership of at © shooting to death, Thurada Funeral services for A. W doch " Monagle, will be held te the suthwest of Cremation apel. FIRST AVE. BETWEEN PIKE AND UNION STS. Entrances First and Second Avenues SATURDAY SPECIALS—Market Closes 6 P.M. | !°"2°227 Help _— scart « Demonstration Ferguson's Orange age Try this Finest California P’ FEDERAL OR MOUNT VERNON MIL. x, 10c LARGE CANS c CARNATION OR BORDEN’S MILK eee Pure Rice Flour, 2 Ibs... ae 23¢ Pure Corn Flour, 3 tbs 25¢ Pillebury’s Barley Flour, 5 Ibs ‘ A7¢ ALBERS’ ROLLED OATS, 23 a 35c Bes ‘or 2 bares 29¢; Small, 5 bars 29¢ 1 cans, 15¢ tes 25¢ Bile 25e 10¢ 2ie package 19¢ Nabob Cane and Maple Syrup, 42¢, 77¢, 81.37 Del Monte Asparagus Tips. 25e 29¢ r Dressing ....-.21¢ 1 Ib. tins Pink Salmon 17¢ Hillis’ Bros, Red Can Coffee, 1 Ib Bhe 2% Ibs Be M. J. B. Coffee, 1 Ib. BBE; 3 Ibs., BSE; 5 Ibs. 81.50 M. J. B. Tree Tea, Japan, Ceylon, English Break fast, 1 lb. Pkgs., 45¢; % Ib. 25¢ PIONEER MINCED CLAMS, FLAT, Central Fruit Stores Winesap Apples, 2 dozen Ibe Spitzenberg Appl 15¢ and up 15¢ up ’ B0¢ Florida Grape Fruit, each 10¢ Oranges, dozen 20¢ and up Dromedary Dates, pkg., 25¢; 2 for 45e¢ Soft Shell Wainuts, 2 Ibs 45¢ | Farmers’ Vegetable Dept. Yakima Gem Potatoes, 100 Ibs.... 81.40 .$1.30 10¢ New Cabbage. 10¢ and 15¢ Local Garden Spinach, 2 teiactiejeres ee Rhubarb, Ib. : eee 10¢ Asparagus, Extra Fancy, New, tb..... 25¢ n Onions, 5 bunches adishes, 3 bunche Be and Cucumbers, each Head Lettuce Green Peppers, each sree ee and 106 Ripe Tomatoes, tb 206 ER Be and 10¢ | | Lucky Strike Fish Co. ELLIOTT 849 |No More Sore, Tired, Tender Feet; No Puffed-up, | Calloused Feet or Painful Corns-Try “Tiz” 104c | t Herring Finnan Haddies Central Butte Stores per Ib. eli ' 50c re Ranch Eggs, : 42 c New Vork Full Cream Cheese, 3 1 c (Sharp), per tb retallere pay consumers should pay Mrs. St. Arnaud | PICKLES AND DELICATESSEN | Fine 1 je r 25¢ Sour “ ae Home Ma¢ vint Abe Mn ie liWic'iaue aan dae || fein Ge tae a, Perpetual War o¢ Germs ti D gee a Baa at Sie ae In every human body there is continual war between | 356 tic 'm the forces of health and disease, while headaches, ner- d¢ | vousness and frequent colds usually forerun sickness. In changing seasons your system needs the food in'| | Stayman Winesap Apples, dozen 10¢ ane te” | to increase the red corpuscles of the blood and create | | re Be and 10¢ ° tos that resistive power which thwarts colds, ton- ee | °® silitis, throat troubles and rheumatism. 5 és : Soott’s is high-powered medicinal-food, free from | alcohol. One bottle mow may prevent a sickness. | Scott & Bowne, Bloomfield, N. J, aa | Washington Fruit & Vegetable Company FREE DELIVERY $1.45 up MAIN 5319 Good Eating Apples, box Be $1.65 Vinest Dry Onions, 4 Iba 10¢; bag , DoYou Know Thal the Union Dentists charge lees for first-class work than any other Dentists in Se- attle? Their work is guaranteed for 15 years. Absolutely pain= lens extracting. LADY ATTENDAN ie benefit of thone UNION DENTISTS om, PIKE STREET OVER OWL DRUG STORE Third Avenue at +, Street Phone Elliott 2700 Always Sanitary SOUTH EW 2 Open Nine Hours—Closing at Six in the Evening, Saturdays Included. Buy your Meats at the CO-OPERATIVE MARKET A Union shop, owned and operated by organized labor. Our Big Saturday’s Specials will convince you that our prices are right and the quality of meat unex- celled. A TIP TO THE HOUSEWIFE—If you will shop early you have the choice of the best cufs and avoid the late afternoon rowd. Co-operative Food Products Association, Inc. Special for Saturdn | 3 cans MINK jb SUGAR STALL 64 | JIM'S UNION BUTTER STORE—STALLS 48 AND 49 First Union Butter Store in the City a ISH hae! on an | Potatoes, sack WE DELIVER PHONE ELLIOT? 185 os FSP iit ea