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8
A Store Where Ladies Can Trade
f JCCELERY
#%(K
fffflONlC
1 Per Bottle
A highly beneficial tonic in all nerve and kidney
complaints. Brings a pleasing relief from the tireil,
worn-out feeling- a renewed vigor and energy for the
weak None genuine without the signature of
J. J. KELLEY
FAMILY LIQUOR STORE
Main 2838 1316 Firat Avenue
Amusements
Tivril I M,,,,r or ™ K
A 1 V ULI HR U M ( llnit l «
W«+k rontuifarlng M.>nd«<. Mnr< h 23
▲ Nw«»tMi Mnaloal I nmrdf
A *l\l* I I H> %o\
Added Attractions
THK HtrillM. M %tIII ll
V»a«te«lllr I'mkr . U rfkli
Mat! no* 2S » Vlk ht* r r 9 k
Mat. 10c and 15c. Xlffhta. 10c and 20
SEATTLE THEATRE
r%M« v«ta «i
TOMC.Ht AMI ALL DtKl
■ All BY « UlTllltU-t rM^t.M
Ik MESStGE FROM MARS
tlho fe. Me. M«
twttlß Xlflit Mm4*| Anr !S#
Mr*. 1 L Douglas aaks divorce
Dramatic Order, Knights of Khor-
B—" to hold ceremonial In K of P
kali. Flnt and Pike. Saturday
might.
THE FOLKS WILL
CALL FOR MORE
It must do you pood to see
all the family satisfied and
pleased at meal time. One
thing that always accom
plishes this Is pastry. For
every one likes it when it is
wholesome, dainty and digest
ible.
We know thla la true of our pas
try becaus« *« sell so much to the
Mm* people.
Why not try some of our cakes
today?
ST. GERMAIN BAKERY
409 Pike
1517 Pike Place Market
The Musical
Wonder of
Edison's New
Disc and Cylinder i \flL
Phonograph.
The Edison Mac Phonograph mark* the attainment of an
Meal by a man whose Idea* are many years In advance of the a«e
la which be Uvea.
The reproducer point, helm a genuine diamond, especially
•elected for this purpose, highly polished to a perfect surface and
an exact fit under the microscope. skillfully mounted, neither
wears the record nor Is worn Itaelf. The result Is that the play
ing of an Kdlson Disc requires no changing of needles and the
record Itself remains unimpaired, however often It Is played.
It Would be Impossible, fn this llmlteil space, to even refer
to. much les* describe themany dintlri< tiv • features of the new
Edison Disc and Cylinder Phonographs
The all Important point for the music.loving person Is that
these marvel* of sound reproduction appeal to the most cultured
ear. and brine to the home the finest music, faultle-xly rendered
la ahort, opens wide the entire Held of chart)bet music, the rount
lea* beautiful symphony movements and operatic NlWtklM mi
tire, because the Edlaon IMsc holds SO per cent more than any
other disc record of the same ul7.<- -it ,f\ ~ produces at will ttie
Tarigo. th" Maxlxe, Turkey Tro{, Hesitation, lio don. One Htei/'
and Two-Step Dance Music.
Slnee the Kdlson Phononraph-Is th« \l.> >. r ,>f all musical In
Itmmenti, It must n< < > warily become the i-. 11 ht of all mn"|cal
educators. Kdlson Machines In latest d<' igna and wftods, a: .<ll
prices, sold on easy payments.
\i£eo '*fthibic
5. Fr/ngen MgrA Part" Owt\er)
BLOO
--<UNIVE.Rf>ITY
e
Mnnor seats now
IYIUUIiI selling
6 Days MHM Wed.
Com. "IwW. and Sat
Triumphal Kflnrn »f
Marlrrllin L < I
-THE-
iiT»
PrWl *•«. T|r. II •#, || »• an<l |3 «•
PANTAGES
r<t()uUr <*oml«• optni Utar
HARRY BULGER
*r> Tr.mti %
la a C«ml« A- ruballt* Riot
lit her Hlf I oalurM
I#* ami !Or
WOMAN LEPER
BLAMES A WIG
BERLIN. March 27 —The
wlfr of a *i>v«>mment official
at Daotlc baa been certified aa
leproui and bx Imn sent to a
lepers' hospital. The Infection
ha* beta traced to a wt* made
of hair recently Imported from
China, which ahe wore at a re
cent carnival masquerade.
John F, Millar Woman'# Relief
corpa will entertain at carta to
night. Veterans hall. Armory.
TEETH
Poetry
llf Alhaay OMilUlt, la »«nh
lUaii<liag. aad rrhe
Our at »ry l* ahirt. UmpU and piala
About brldgo*ocli taath of gold. p*»F«-o
-tal ß;
Of fllllag* lynthotl*. P"f<-a!a!n and *«'<l
That alaayo «tap In and never l«vo|| AM.
Of to*'b artificial that itay up in p *<-•
And removo all wriqk »e from puung or
•Id fa<-a;
Of •*»'« -.r« teeth with'***! any pain
go jro-i •»' d yoar frlenda and otna bark
•C*ta;
Of eUi loose tooth and making them
tight
Without making rhargaa away nut «f
alght;
Of *{] thine* tha» P«r.t lata
Wa ail oork that «• do for
?»a.
Of work *» good II will iaat and will
ploaoo.
And w» ** t;I aurprlae pou at amalleaao of
fe*o.
Of our r,i » y».j mutt know, aa through
out ail atateo
Toa all hoar a g- d word f«>r tha
Albany'* Cat Ttataa
STILL HOPE TO FIND CATHERINE WINTERS ALIVE
Hope that little fatherlne Win
t<<n<, thn mlnalnx Newcuatla. I nil.
Klrl. will be reatored to hnr parenta
a live, u nt 111 maintained. although
no trace of the Klrl htta b«<en found
The rntlr* country haa twn none
over with n tine-tooth comb ami
wewmm.
HERE
♦ •
Eleven girls, 12 boya brought to
i Seattle h»mn by stork
Following organliatlon of Boya'
duhs at high schools. male Instruc
tor* from Men's clnb.
Seattle company will repair Brit
l*h steamer Olesroy. burned at
Portland
Wistaria club laaues Invitations
for April Kool party. tMd Fellows'
I hall, Tuesday night
Mews Mews' monthly Informal at
Keddlng's tonight
Bro Links' dance at Broadway
ha!l
Marriage llcsnaea Issued to nlna
couplwi.
Twelve applications for divorce
filed
First Spiritualist aoclsty meets
In Pythian ball. First and Pike.
Sunday afternoon.
Invitationa to wedding of Maud
llrace to Jaa I) M'Vallum. April
16. lasued.
Card party by Gen. U. S. Grant
Fortress. No I. P O A. It . artnory,
Wednesday night
License to marry laaued to N. E.
lie llan<l and Margaret llazelet.
Univeralty glrla sell candy to help
i freshman crew make trip aoulh
Steamship Jefferson arrive* from
I North.
T. R. Koepfll beglna divorce
| suit.
Literary and Travel club glvea
1 m isl..»!« »t home of Mrs Philip
llrady, 1«0S K Uarfleld. Monday
! afternoon
Milton R. Smith. Jr., will wed
I Alpha Tw««!tln.
R. W. Banter, vice president
Alaska B'eatnshlp Co. returns
Delayed 24 hours by ault, Minne
sota salla for Orient today.
Robt. Bridges will uphold presi
dent's attitude In toll question at
Saturday's meeting King County
I»emorratlo club.
Sol Koopersteln under arrest for
alleged Mann act violation.
Manager Horr wanta chess •
major sport at varsity.
Steamahlp City of Seattle, re
built. salla North Tuesday nieht.
Rev. J. M Gill speaksr at V W
C. A veaiwr service. First M K.
church. Sunday afternoon.
B F. Wendt sued for divorce.
Cass Hermit will speak at Sunday
night's meeting. Socialist temple.
Seventh and Olive
With 200 passengers. Congress
sails South
Marriage license taken out by J.
A Monerleff and Ha rah Fradein
litirgb.
Jaa. A. Seston, W R. C., 35, to
give whist party In Armory, Tuea j
day night.
THIS PREACHER
WANTS JOB AS
TACOMA MAYOR
Rev. C. F. W. Stover, Candidate
for Mayor of Ticoma.
• TACOMA, \Va«h , .Mdrrh 27.—A
Tiuomii tnlnlMrr want* to be
mayor of Turomi. He 1m Rev. ('.
P. W Htover •
I will Klanil frtr a info unit *nn«>.
puKiini- iitrtn ' mhlvc, ' proKrc«Hlvn
)i* QOfilH lltlTl, hroml Hit 'I whole
NMi «• rn< iml nn'i eontroettv*
pollrj,' dec l»r Htover. In lilh
opoolriK announcement. "I ghall
not tli- inv «lf down to n.<t>'tuUnd
program before election."
Or Htov*r Id a Immtiall fan of
the flrnt degree, rtmokea .cl«iirn,
tell* funny »torlc*, and never
preach** politic* from the pulpit.
Hi• never mlngli-n with the oilulm
torn of otln>r > hiirchtii In elthvr
political matters or tho*n of a aplr
it ij it I nature
TakinK It all In all, Flev. C. K.
W. Htovi-r In a hi<ii((y follow, wall
jiuut, who Juki. h aut» to bo mayor.
THE STAR—FRIDAY. MARCH 27. 1914.
not ■ tangible clue which would !
ni>rve to Indicate the little lot'* fnte
»aa uncovered
Seldom ever before haa America'
been atlrred with auoh a »tiartllrijc i
myatery iwt aurrnunda the audited
dlaappe.trance of Catharine
The lltica on Ihe map allow how
ELSEWHERE
♦ ♦
Frost hurts Oregon fruit crop.
Both sldss claim Torreon victory.
T. It. a hit with South American
natives
President approves Ambassador
Panesspeech
Hsp Buchanan oppossd cut In la
bor department appropriation.
Anna Held suss movla ojmpsny
for tluO.OOti.
Annie Aionbsck. Chicago, accused
of murdering her baby.
Gov Ebsrhart, Minnesota, seeks
republlran renotnlnatlon.
W. E. Lee, Long Pralrla, Minn ,
seeks bull moose nomination.
Ellsn Golden, Louisvills, y., tes
tlflna she Is conitnod law wife of
I'blllp Kwsld, Uillllotialre. decease.!
Victor Lusnak, San Francisco, an
route to Seattle. arrested on steam
er by wlreltaa for wife murder
Grapa Jules diplomacy praised by
Itep. Gray, Indiana.
Hindu educator frssd on bands at
San Pranclsro.
Lillian Psrksr, 14, soon to be
mother, si-rused of s«ndlni; |>olaon
to I'hlllp Kllfoll, resultlns In death
of latter * sister.
Mms. Csillaua shot editor to with
bold publication of prirat* letters
she says.
Evan B Johnson, cartoonist, rs
leased by Gov. Johnson.
Maaaaahueetts legislature votes
for woman suffrage Must also pass
n>-it ft»a« ni!.l)
Miutanta sttack council chambsrs.
I<ondon
Although many planta close then
leaves and flower* at the approach
of raJn. Irtlnrr flowers o|>en th<'lr
widest at such timc-a.
Railroads of ths United States
Metropolitan
Theatre
7 DAYS ,*;x 29
Sensational Photo
Drama
The Inside
of the White
Slave Traffic
6 Shows Daily—l,
2:30, 4, 5:30, 7 and
8:30.
Minor* Under 18 Not
Admitted.
ONE . w
SEAT XS f"
PRICE
The Truth
About a Terrible
. Condition
fho ami ss»oolst»<t
I>n|>«>ni ro<r«-r«-i1 th« I'nltrd Htnti-x
itn4 Csna>tn In > *lm<iltnn<-oiis nm
imlm to rwow th* lost child.
The srcnt »y»trtii»tlo srarrh. si
thoiish It illil not r«-itull In th« find
log of Cslhsrlns. <!!<J r»>i«tor»> im-vits!
lo»t children to Ihrlr psr»-m»
I annually consume morn than 2.700
I imiO gallons of water fur each mile
! of lino
Oold filled teeth have been found
In th«< laws of skeletons «ihum«l
from the ruins of ancient Pompeii
A water pipe may be bent without
< buckling If filled with water and a
j cork driven In each end.
DON'T SCOLD AN
IRRITABLE CHILD
(F LITTt.E TONOUi I* COATED,
IOR IL V QIV« "CALIF OK NIA
• VRUP Of FIG#"
Mofltwr' Toor child isn't nat
urwlly arnas sod iwevlah Bew If
tongua la coated. this Is a aura
■ten tta little •timacli, llear and
i«> s-e.la newd a otaanstng at Oil re
Wl.eu list lass. i»!e. feverish, full
of oold, breath bsul. throat sore,
dosan't eat. sleep or aot naturally,
has stoma* h achn, diarrhoea, r»
mmbrr, * («aUs liver and bowel
elacnalruc st.oald aJways ba the
first treatment given
Nothing equals -California Byrsp
vt IHg*'" for children's 11)*. glwe s
teaaioonful. and to a few hitira all
tha fowl waata. aoar Wla and far
rn acting feud which l* rkm ted In
lha N>wwla paaeea not at the sys
tem. and yvm haew a wall *nd plsy
ful child aawtn Alt children love
U.ls harmless, dwltctous frwlt lai
Khn." and H bow tall* to effort
ft good "InwJde* atesmstrg Mrw
llufva for baMea. children of all
Bgwa and growro-epa are plainly on
|h« bottle.
Keep K handy tn yonr tnos A
(Title give* today saves a si- k
ehlld totnomrw, but *<-t the gw. >
toe Ask ynor druggtst for a 80-
eer.t bottle of "California Ryrap of
n*a." then look and *»• that tt Is
tnads by the "California rig Byrap
Company " Counterfeit* are being
•014 W*k Don't ba Cooled!
Pr
lr DAY SCHOOL
I i 1
Business College
A thnrounh. progre«aiv«
bu»ln««n trmtnlnic athool
Complete and modern
ro'trsea In Hookkerplng.
Shorthand. Typewriting.
II ull Dr i Arithmetic,
8p e 111 nk, Penmanalilp,
Rapid Figuring. Commer
cial l.aw by a Faculty of
competent tearbera
NO BETTE* SCHOOL
ANYWHERE ENROIL
ANY TIME. NOW IS
THE BEST TIME.
ttr
Nieht Srhoo.
Business College
Seattle. Waah.
5 POUNDS BEST
GRANUtATtD
SUGAR
23c
2 cans Carnation IE-
Milk IOC
(LOVER LEAS
BUTTER STORE
106 PIKE ST.
Across from Bon Marche.
Everything you buy
line is the du st the mar
ket affords and our prices
are always the lowest.
WEITTLAKE
Mt PUBLIC MARKET
(|j|l FIFTH, SIXTH AND PINE
—BIG—
SA TURDA Y SPECIALS
COMING!! SSI'S COMING!!
Another Auction Sale of Umbrellas from the Lout and Found Department of the Puget
Sound Traction, Light & Power Co. Better Values than any Store in the City Can Give.
This Auction to Be Held at Stall 124, Lower Floor.
A PALATE TICKLER—HIEST-GKADE BLEND I
312 HI-GRADE COFFEE CO. 3121
JOIN THE CROWD OF SATISFIED CUSTOMERS I
SECTION "A"
9 STALLS 10
"For Quality Meat*"
Ikw't forget this la the place
tn got High-class Meata. always
fr«!ib and everything kept under
glaaa.
Oet your Fruit* at»l Vegetables
here, always fresh anil of tb«i
highest quality.
Stall 16 Meat Section
Chas. Lafontaine
Stalls 11-12
No * pall Pure I,ard lO^
Nm & pall l'tirw I«rd tl.'K'
No in ; ill I'tire l.ard "* I
Best Meats and Ssrvlca.
M. A. HANSEN CO.
Mill »0~-i.nMr.tt riociK
I • • to r«.ffM ftl.oo
Ail :-»• i' ,'Or
>' •fg t' r — » it +7 c
I'urti Oil** <Ht,
i - N I vk I «rrw »• .to#
• I'. »•■»<! I
Imperial Meat Co.
Stall® 2-3-4-5
Shoulder* of Unib. 1 0 «
lt:U
Picnic llam*. 13c
KYesh l-e»f J.ard. 12' C
No 6 pall Pure 7fl«
i uc
$1.40
SECTION I.
100 sugar 54.35
13 Iba StiKar DI.OO
No i pall Coltol«-n« 53f
No. 10 fin Flour 2. r »<'
No. 10 aack Com Meal 25f
3<"i eana Aaparairua fsf
t"r ftrooma rt."Vf
12 rati* Carnation Milk
12 r.ma Mc nt Vernon Milk
3iar » Madrona Toniritoea 2.■ r »<•
3 ratin Sw«M-t Corn 25#
!0r can» Fruit, t for 2."><'
3 i ana Campbell'* K'uip* 25 <•
No 50 aark Holly. Centennial
Heat. Patent Fxoellent. Hltth
Flight or Hammond'* Heat Flour
*1.2.1
Tokio Grocery Co.
Stalls 104-123
STONG'S MARKET
Rlf lard sml !(•<**imliil
Kxtra rholc« lean Kaatern Ha
ron. lb 22<*
No S pall Pure I,ard
No. f. (>«ll Pur« lard IlO<*
No 10 pull Pur® Lard *1.15
Thla Urtf »n«1 hartn !■ tba b^Hii
I'bnn*. Mtln «*•* Call for Mall 1 *A.
*l«nrtal mimiioa l« |ilhiim> nrdm.
Brenneman & Mcintosh
C,@ Market
8-8' i 116
l.aaa of Circle W lamb. Ih SKOf
C*lr«*l» TV ],*mb Ch«p«. lb. 1 fif*
Frrth t.»«f l,«rd. lb t —'*«*
l»ry Salt I'ork. lb .
Prim* Hibn of Rout, lb IT#*
i 'Irr'n W I'ura lb 1 ftf*
M A M AII - Pork Unk Ukuui* lb
15r
Kvfrjlhl'H I i«W (ilMc.
FUSS & COMPANY
Ills. < Imn. Sunltiirj Market
Stalls 110-111-112
Fr«ah t«aaf T.ard. lb |«2t V |»
droll W Ltnk Cliopi, lb
Compound T.nc/1 ll» 122'*4*
Or*«n Ground lt'-na for ohl< k*na 7 it s
r» c
Tb* only aiall In lh« market thiit
handle* e««'lual\elv Hwlfl'i Premium
||nmi* I'm "i nn>l I,ir<l
\nil*'* "iiUU li-lt —Mi«(• Nri>|iun.
FRUITS dnd VEGETABLES
MALL 344
Bankrupt §J (Hi KT CJ Wri R ht Shoe Shop, Tacoma. Etc.
Hi 'ijp im %j| , Comc and fit y° urselvc s with good
Shoes and have a piece of money left.
I.a<ll»a' and Mrn'a |J It »i„1 If I lira • I I.r 8IMr«nl Collar. rt- I M .n . Clu.tt „... k
M Wt Olfo*. S»« ■nv.loM. . *J *, "J"* •»«
i*i.J»s. m.mi »•> *I.bo ' 1*" Rrtl *''VwU" I 1 hwy to}.
■ m I m m I /Sftv, fcj
LONDON ON THE MARKET
ZOBLE G -c«. HY
NO. 50 SACK BEST PATENT FLOUR $1.25
22 LBS. BEST SUGAR $1.00
I'lione (jlim Prompt and Careful * Mention
t !»• pur* Ohfrardeltfa Cow»t '2,T%f a Tlr •••■ma. **'b
• Iha no« <i rr.n l'«u '£T,C "" M " B ' IMI
lie pkc Ca'l IB
»I ha K.rrr ti»mA Rle. ;{&«. i, i„,. , i I+,, „., n ilfj
• htr* Mwirt • I'rHi &«ap l£r»r* 1 1 b s»» We rita 20|*
nt>a < »• (•■(era pk* RaJatne
:i« am Pineapple lNf* * ib» Navy Jtaana JSni"
I • «• i 'ka f»*» Meat q>»» ;ty I'ap-r >apklna Ift# 1
BTONG, THE KING OF PRICE CUTTERS, BEATS ALL RECORD®
25 lb«. Granulated Sugar $1.00
23 Iba Pure Cane Sugar $1.00
(K;Wi«-r with 91 apeclala not Included.) # i
1#« pkf Ma'uon 1 or Kpajfeatti ft* i lib can '.IreM*!• Choroiata 70#
J f>k* C ream of Wl.*at • '"•'•.a *(rtn«:~e» Jlaaoa 2.V
. i $ eana <~orn r T« r.at-■*m 2M
I I cana ' , « l!iS# k
I «• I'.ibt'm Tea 'h ft*** I I r. »•• " t. --§ lO#
'* pk« a»» rl* <I#»r !."•«* -ft bare I-a .• Iry K.ap !£&<*
' l !="••» ' • .%r 4 1 r» • T-'ilat 1 *per
• I'f. •• ' bare »j-r f-a up
tl« •»' « lf«* i ! *ti • lre-1 l'ln«! ; * ? r.re J"--* pi
tHf < l< x-kr* «• •• ' r Torn Fier<-h
**• 2r,c ci wtiii» «b *!.%#•
• '•» »)!«•-• ► »»atra t M'-ap .
> pan Pur a laM oKr !!•* bottia <~*ateup ito
I pal I ur» Ij»r<l f»Or li «an» M!n<*4 <~larr,e IOC
<•»" Pepper, nnnamtn. AtiapPe Clove* Gingar. Muatard. Nutmege »>r
**«• s^>
pr!«*ea ara |004 for all n»«t w#«k
STONG S GROCERY—Sixth and Pine
CORNER GROCERY
STALL 352
"lj> Lfca. Pure Cane Sugar $1.00
« iba Mararant J rana Mltire4 Ciarj ....... 2.%r
S rarui »*.rvaaj«v » . I Iba t>eat >f*ad KJca 25f
4 Sa»« « '£?*C 1 ffaJ Ijr.% Oaf'.u Jlyrup Sl.*lS
t.arira < • ItaMar. Taara lO#* 1 »b pka Corn Starch 5f
5 Ike* Uinca Mr*! . . !• baxa Hoap 2S#
HONAKER GROCERY CO.
»T.4Lt tos
• pen for * .•fn*ee with a naw an 4 «-omplata Una of CTOcartaa
QUALITY ALL THE WAY
SATURDAY SPECIALS
rru!t«. raocjr apr Icota. F«*a'*hoa. I'runet. and Rvapormtad
AppUa
DON'T FORGET THE NUMBER—STALL 205
CALL MAIN 6989—LOCAL 23
Shield Brand
Butter, Eggs, Cheese, Poultry
and Ice Cream
1 Our products are of a Superior Quality.
Why? Hecatise we buy rtlrwct from the farmer
\<4i Rr an 4 t,lrn directly over to you. No
|HRr delay* or stale goods.
Bt'TTKR churned three times dally.
RED SHIELD CREAMERY
At the Big Churn, in the Center of the Market
Seattle Tea & Coffee Co.
Stall 217
4Or Hylo Coffee, 5 lha... HI.OO
Spider I-eic Tea, 11) -tOf
Ceylon Tea, extra pood cup. 1b...
!Of
KYesh Shredded Cocoanut. lb ..
M*
Hot Peanuts, 3 lbs 2.~tf
Coffee roasted freah every day.
342 342
All orange* reduced.
5c and 10c
ON THE DOZEN
l.lmonelra lemons, do*. .. . 15C
Bed Oranges, box $'£.15
SPECIAL
FREE—A beautiful 15c Hya
cinth for every $1.00 purchase.
Froah Telephone I'ins, 2 ltig
AK|inr»Kii», Hi. |Of*. 2 lt<s . |,'»r
Solid heads Cabbage, each......
U hoJ tOf
STALL 338
naTa 11. me Made Cuid; *i»e« lain
jo-' rr##h r<id«r«. lb 10<*
•Rr Mlved Candy. lb I ft#
40 Ham! Holled rhorolatnt lb
mimii* st*-st4
Go to Stall 309 for your
Smoked Meats, Poultry and
Sausages.
SECTIONS 2 AND 3
White River Rurbanks. sack 85e
Vnklma Hiirhnnks. Rack... M.IO
Yakima Netted Geni. sack $|.10
(Double coupons.)
Stall 30
BIG APPLE SPECIAL
»n<l gl.flO
1 "• «' Isf, : «.«* 25#
(• v ,\,.j |
r» 0 .
Yak 'hi Netted Gem Potato#®. »k j£o£
-->*>• 2.%<*
>an \ Khubarb I lba 1 <l*»
< "KNf « » Kl IT sTAXIMNk MdVIM
MOTHER'S KITCHEN
STALL 353
Try our Home-made Dread Plea.
Taatry, «tc We make a • pedal ty of
Hroad; none better In the cltr
Full 5 r an< l * , oaf
The only itnm table in the market
I undiM Serrrd ,%l| |>*y.
•'For llrtt«r Bread."
THREE
GIRLS'
BREAD
2 10c Loaves 15c
fCntfUh Bloater*. 8 for I Or. I for. ?.V
Snlt M«fkrr»l, 2 for . )Ar
I in k* Mrlkc Fl»h Co. ttull J|?a
BIG POTATO SPECIAL
IKIr for 100 11.1
From ? n m to s p. m
!»Mr for mo Iha
From J p m to 1C p m.
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