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«
J. J. KELLEY'S
Family Liquor
Store
A Store Where Ladies Can
PI SATURDAY 3
LispecialQ
kJ{jM ||g|
1315 First: Avenue
Phone Main 2838.
Kalley pays freight and expreaa charge* on all orders of
$4.00 or over, excepting beer.
PASTOR'S GIRL HELD
ON FRAUD CHARGE
MTNNEAPOt.I9, Minn . May
Hatel Moore. *«Ed 15. Mankato,
was arrested on a charge of swin
dling atore* She al*o owe* a bin
bU) at a beauty parlor an ' for taxi-
Mb rtdea. When her father. Ber
.tram H Moore, former lUpU«t mln
•later and former mam bar of tba
Tblcago rice coramlaalon. mat her
■St police bead quart era. aba told blm
to "ha a good aport" and "don't
preach morality."
Specials at the
NEW YORK BAKERY
—At—
Second & Yesler
2 10c loaves Bread for 18#
Assorted Cookies, 2 dos.
for 15#
7 loaves of Bread....2S#
Things Are a Lot Cheaper at the
South-End Public Market
IN "MARKET SQUARE"
Third—Washington—Pref ontaine—Y esler
TZZS Stt«l By All Ct Line.
Meeting You Half Way Tomorrow
It you hare not yet been to the South End Public Market tomorrow'! bargains
will fetch you.
rwKB r»w >>wk
Pthß SOtWII THAITIOV
. . MI.NT * W)« I K (HHfOt
CUI»" I. * ltf«( "w COMMMATION'"TICKWT
**• ,0 10 098873 A 1
This la "meeting you half way," and even better, considering that prices all
over the market are absolutely the low eat
Notice following selections from Saturday's special offering*
Fancy Picnic Ham* 12' it Halibut Cheeks, 3 lbs. for
Fancy Bacon Racks fl'At Fresh churned Washington Creamery
fancy Eaatern Bsco,!!!!...«, rV.V.V.VC
000(1 Bacon IHf Rolled Oats. Rolled Wheat .-»*
Oood Hams, whole or half 19<* Fancy Japan Rice, lb
Pars Lard, bulk or pall* Corn. Tomatoes. 3 cans for '/."Vif
Lard lH'/tt Klock's Ice Cream, pt. ||<». qt... 'iHc
Compound l,ard Oregon Full Cream Cheese, lb . .. .gO£
Back Bones. « lbs. for 2.V Old Fashioned Popcorn Halls, 6 for ."»«•
Shonlders ll'Sf Halted Peanuts, lb K5< 1
Fancy Fowls Fresh Cut Roses, per dor.. . . .50?. IT*C
Jllg's own make Blood Hausage. .. |Carnation*, per doz . . 50<*
Swlft'a Premium Bacon alzes. fsncy colors. Children's Silk
Swift's Premium Bacon sliced Hose, pair 2iV
Large size Snlder's Catsup. |M<» Rhubarb, 5 lbs. for (Of
2 bottles for 3f New Potatoes, 3 lbs. for IOC
Lsrgs size Dill Pickles, doz l!it A whole ton of fine Brick Cheese will
Del Monte Tomatoes, can 11 c be sold at, lb 2ftf
Fancy Ripe Olives, pt |5(» Ynklma Honey, 2 lbs. for 3.%^
Mrs. Herman's Cottage Cheese, 1 lb. Tillamook Full Cresm Cheese. J lbs
141. 2 '•>■ for 3.V
Pickled Holland Mllcher Herring. 3 for Imported Swiss. Ih SOC
Fresh Roasted Peanuts, 3 lbs... . 25(*
Sharp Cream Chees* 2 lbs Peanut Ruttrr. lb
Yakima Spuds, delivered, sack... n | Farmers, Spinach, 3 lb* for 5C
Ijarge frosted 2 layer r»ke Farmers. Onions, « and 7 bunchc*
3 large squares Raisin fake •i.lr' Farmers, Oood size Cucumbers, 2 for
I.arge individual Washington Cake lor- Ist
Choice Columbia River Shad Roe '/Tif Farmer*' Oarden Leaf Lettuce, 3
8 large Mackerel for •j.'VC bunches tor 5C
Tenderloin of Sole, 2 lbs. for Ji.lf 1 Farmers, Parsley. 2 bunches f0r....."i£
Call at Stall •# for Free Demonstration Cup of Special Blend Coffee, selling Sat
urday only at, lb
Don't forget to get a drink of the only Cream Buttermilk to be had In the city at
Stall M.
"H. A W." Crisps are made at Stall 87.
WASHBURN & RAYMOND BUTTER STORE IF"
Special Again for Saturday Only
Fresh Churned Washing^Creamy r y Butter 200 QQI- fnunA
Com« and Try ftofora Yon Buy. pvl I UUHU
— 1~ _. . _
MARKET GROCERY
SATURDAY SPECIAL
A »tr»ot c|f t|rk*t 'ra» with »v»rv puf hiM of 71 < •ma or m*>r« for fU t >irrl« y only
M*r«rnnl f lh 0«» a Rolled WHahi Fmrtry Jap Rlre f it. f'nrn
Tomato#* 1 * tin fn 'ZTpt*.
f'h«»w Voiir Orders, f.lltwfl !lf»
YOUNG WOMEN
PUT ON PLAY
Tba Ke> itone Yohoh IJidlaa'
elnb, with the n**t*tanco of a few
young men of the North Knd. will
present "Nait Door." * thrwa-aet
oomady. at Klrkwood ball, on Fri
day evening
Tba proflta from the entertain
ment will be turned over to the
building committee of the Keyatone
Congregational church, to ba uaed
for the completion of their atroc
ture, which they eapaet to oeeapj
In July.
CLOTHES LINE IS
A SAFETY LADDER
BARRON. Wla„ May I —Awak
enad by amove In thalr apartment
on tba aaeond floor of tba building
oocupled by thalr garaga and aulo
mobile repair ibop aarly Wadnee
day. lfr. and Mr*. Frank Adam*
lowered their young ebltdran to
aafety from tba aaoond atory win
dow» by « clothe* Una. aod tban
followed them bg, jumping.
BLIND JUDGE SEES THROUGH A
WOMAN'S EYES; CAN 'FEEL' A LIE
Bmily Pup i ne 1
CINCINNATI. O. May 7.—Jnrtr«
Santurl IMI, tha blind Incumbent
of the municipal court b«<nrh. con
ducta hi* work daily through the
1 »jr»» of a woman.
Saturday
MEAT
SPECIALS
Pot K<»a»t of Beef. 1b...
12'
Shoulder* of Young Mut
ton. lb lO*
Shoulders of Roast Veal.
14<
Fre*h dre*«ed Oftgon
Turkey*, dry-picked fowl*
and Spring Chicken* for
roasting.
Auto delivery; prompt,
efficient.
Palace Market Co.
204 Becond Ave. S.
Elliott fi*
Main
THE STAR—FRIDAY. MAY «, 1914.
B«U
I Thl* woman It Ml** Emily Dupln<
#1. hi* seeretary
She accompanUa him to court
' each day.
She guide* him to the bench,
She reads to him from the docket
nnd »hr record* «uch Information aa
War* on the caae on hand.
She alao aaalata him In reading
the character* of the defendant*,
(lut she <lo««n't do It all.
The Judge. though blind, through
an accident with powder aome year*
IfO, ta« the seventh MNof *ee|ng
without *y»*.
lip aay* ha ran Inatlnctlvelv
t'KKI.a lla whan a defendant apeaka
jit. And ha aay* ha ran detect In
flection* of the voire that are hid
den from the average man
SHORT NEWS
♦ r f
Hint
». »
Cbetaa drop*.
Ami Mjru arrivea.
Birth* 9. death* t.
Mother*' day Sunday.
Vanity prom tonight.
Ballard high alumni dance May
It.
Motorboata moot be licenced
U. •. civil aarvlce prepare* for
fourth-rlaea poatmaater quia
Hamburg . American 18,000 • ton
liner* may operate betweeo here
I and Europe
Thr** hundred gt Y. M. C. A.
( concert
Or. M. A. Matthew* met SIM*
: worker* today.
Annual encampment. National
j Guard* of Waahloctoo. American
iake. July 1-10.
Benefit concert for Crnegt QUI,
( Pre#* club. Sunday.
ftaatti* Fin* Art* eoclaty aahlblt
' open to public Haturday.
r. Q. Waring and Ed Smith, mo
lorryrllata thrown Into .uto In col
I llaion. eacapt Injury
Chamber of Commgrc* national
affalra committee want* Col*llte
} Indian r«**erralt«n opened
Edna Alice Tllton'a engagement
|to K Cartwrlght announced.
Hom**t eader*' dance W*dn*»
day
Or. A. C. Qaebelaln gav* fifth
I Rlble lecture. Hrat Treabyterlan
church Thursday night
Clinic for ochool children will be
r*tabllahed In old board hearfquar*
; tern
W**t Soattl* Art club art tour
May II
Opening lecture. Young Man'*
Hebrew a*w>cl*tlon. Wednesday
night.
Franklin high aanlor ball tonight
Alkl Woman'a Improvement club
| elect* oflcer* Tueaday.
Occidental Chapter. O. I.
dance. Klk*' hall. liallard. tonight
Waahlngton naval militia will
crtilae to Hawallana.
A Montana club organized by
unlveralty *tudent*.
Italian comedy, "II Cuculo," will
be prcaented by unlverdty atudenta
In Mcany hall May 19
Prof. Edmond S. Meany will make
flr*t public addp** In Meany hall
Tueaday morning at 11.
Prof. W*lt*r Q. Beach of unlver
•lty aoclal aclence department ap- |
pointed by Got. Mater delegate to
National Conferencn on Charity
and Correction at Mcmphla, May N
to 18.
Unlveralty cadet corp* will *hoot
fi6.000 round* of ammunition at tar
get practice May 18.
* " KLSKWHtRi J
Minor*' official* agr** to hold
Joint convention with operator* and
avert strike
Portion of ahln bon* of Mlk*
Helcmaky grafted to hla backbone
at Sacramento.
Suit manufacturer*. In conven
tion at Cleveland, put ban on gor
geou* colora.
Don Robert*, mayor of T*rre
Haute Acquitted of charge of elec
tion fraud*.
Carl Earl, priaoner In Portland
county hoapltal, eacapea by leaping
I from window In night clothe*.
Frederick Wey*rh*u*er'* will
filed for proh*te, put* peraonal
i properly at $8714,000.
| Democrata will caucus In affort to
I have congrean adjourn by July 10.
Naval appropriation bill calling
for $1,1!),650,.134, pHRScd by house
Col. Rooievelt (ailed on the Booth
| liner Allien from f'arn for New
j York.
John D. Rockefeller'* recent cold
i barely inlaxed being pneumonia.
Maxwell Stanton, S, playing about'
h water tank In Calvary cemetery,j
i fell In and drowned
TO INVESTIGATE
ATLANTA, (ia. May B.—sludge
Mill, who denied a motion for a new
trial of l/co Prank, under sentence
of death for the murder of Mary
I'hagan. an employe, has announced
he will Instruct the grand Jury,
which sits May 18 to Investigate
charges of perjury and coercion of
wltnosseii mad* by both aides.
s
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Y
STONG SETS THE PACE
2d lha Granulated Hiiitnr Al.iM) Mt Vrrnon Milk. raan..
ssZuVtp >* »■ -
rlala not lih -1 n< I t i Inli'it Hui(ar H..10
No 60 »11 i'li Holly, l'rln< ■•«». <Viit«nnt"l •»«•»«, Baat, I'm
ent Ktccllulit or Kroito K"lour, d<-lIv«?r« «l with ordar 91.'/O
It. .11 li»i>»r Noma ■ ..rn ic 1 Vaama or Uum-m iOr
I ||« Urw» <»•«. Plum. lift#* ~ h>r , , ry
phi '>••*« nf I&4* (>• r a N*|'i h a Hr<* |» 'J, ft C
I llr eu»• Mini ' I < 1.. • 2 ** »' h « ' !lru * *'•••»»»•
I ao« Mm Aipartoi ripi IB# Iffl
I.kt "imnii M» »i fll#* J • rn r I - <»»> t t»M
4 Hiring ••• - »•% «* I'M '1"* IOC
« lie |)h|i Ua'troiil ..r Hi»i«T - II I" |M. « |»t lO#*
*fV#* * |tr • *n« Sitr
hnlll# r«l«U|. I tlf Mfll«ll ( I'Ulb Mftnir I r»*
fcv»r ran »'ur« It* y Oil •t}> ** * ,ftr r " l,B 'V*' ~1
1 !«!■• < ainytMHra .pa Ohir»r<l»lii • ' h«.«oiat# lh 27Vc
| f>h«a Jrll .n» |1i ••tna ». J5 fl #* * '** !'•*' f'lf* l-*r<l ViO?
RELIABLE BUTTER STORE
ttmmt WutllRII*!! CrHJlurr II iH»I. .'HIJ* • * ll,# ••
»»» full rr»»m lb »'■' I.imburaa» lb .... 92*
rl imm Hrlrk l'hr..i lb 1»0«» iTlmnot. lh • l*!r
Wl-tl N«IM • !.••►#. lb 2 rv«*
rrlrn dual *11 !<"l *wk .
STONG'S GROCERY—Sixth and Pine
r> ■ KZZ GROCERY Stall
ZUdLI -co.- 219
100-lb. tack Pure Cane Sugar $4.50
12 lb*. Granulated Sugar 50c
2 Iba Rnrflah Walnut* 25 f Can Hawaiian I'lneappla.. |0<»
~ , _ . . 4 Iba (Jloaa Htarrh )Is<*
IIV fka Torn Rtarrh.... .%<• 4 N , vy im*„, 251
4 Iba Klbow Cut Mararonl g.lf |0o ran K. C. Haktnic Powder
Purw Cocoa, lb 25# ft<l^
4 Bit Cans Milk, 25c
With another purrhaae.
Peanut Butter, lb. 14c
Made before your eye*
Carnation Jersey Butter,
lb. 29c; 3 lb. 85c
Carnation Bread, 10c
•ize, a!way. 8c; 2 for
15c
THE CARNATION
BUTTER STORES CO.
Brer etnan Sc Mclnto.h
Circle © Market
(4| of ClrHa \V 1b....... 2Q<*
- Cfrcte W Umk Ch*n 11..
• Ir«U W tart, I* fit*
HAW A « •uMfl, lb IK*
IteMifnf chui*m. lb
a-tn-ar At.l*— 11*
STALL 207
New Turnip*, lb. 6 lb*
2.V
New Potatoes, lb 5r
Telephone Pea*, lh . 10r
Country Butter Store
Stall 329
Hrel Full Cream ( Iff.e, lb.* 20C
» *• •
I'MRtt HulUr. lb 15**
I #«na M««4o«r or A*t*r Ml'h
with othar purrhit*
STONG'S MARKET
WITH QUALITY AND QUANTITY
fimr n»r*4 Cnrnod HmJ tb |2S<*
an 4 1 !%«*
Cbnln* Clr«U W L*c of Umb, lb.
All our kl.ata ara of th* hl*S**t
q»i a! i« y privet the lag—l F«-r I III*
ftaturdar wm have cb«l- » hprlng Umb,
chntr* lirollar* and r"»«tlni Chlrben*
rtIMM Main Mil f «JI for IM«I1 If«
Tt*a Mral Mtvhant «f lb*
Fubllr M.H.K.
600 PRS. HIGH-GRADE SHOES HALF PRICE SLOAN'S INLAID LINOLEUM, YD 75c
Wh "^ r "". 2o'c c '°"' Cu,^r.r! '' r | ,r?- n^ r
Handker'hlefe H 'j"uru'* n *' . '
- 4 ?« . JOp —2* L-iaL- irllM
-1|» Va l Soap all «l*e. Trimmed Hal* «•«>»•• Oil Ctoth li.to Klmonai 8 oi>
Jr. • 13c 15c 15c 59c 20c sg c 2c
IS POET LARIAT
SYRACUSE, N. Y„ May R —"All
other thing* In said complaint are
hern denied because they ain't,"
rhymed Arthur C. Sharp, answering
In eight verses of poetry a suit for
$100 for killing * neighbor * dog
Opportunity
only asks, "Can you
grasp and hold me?"
Almost daily some of
our customers are able
to grasp an opportunity
for investment, made
possible through busi
ness connections with
this bank. You should
bank here.
The National
City Bank
Capital and Surplus
$600,000.00
S. E. Cor. Second and
Columbia
WEJTLAKE
jk, PUBLIC MARKET
GtfjK* Fifth, Sixth and Pine
LOWEST PRICES AND HIGHEST QUALITY
ALWAYS PREVAIL AT THIS MARKET
344 344
Pine flermtida Onion*. 2 lb*. 1 r
Preth Cucumber*, each 5#
Aaparagna, 3 lb* 25f
STALLS 200-215
New I'otatmt*. lb
Regular 2'f do 4 llananaa. 1 »»<>
and |i|
I j»t ire, Juicy I.emon*. dor ..13#
Kxtra aweet Orange*, each. . | f
Homegrown Asparagus. 2 lb* 15#
F*re*h Strawberrle* on aale.
335 STALL 336
Smklat Orangea. I doi ...,
Panrjr Grape Fruit, 2 for 1 Sf, 4
for
Good ftanana*. dot . lOf
Hot Houae Tomatoea, 1b... JO#
Hot Houae Cucumber*, each.. 5#
And up.
Fine Ix-mon*. d0g.........-15#
Htrawherrlea fresh arery day.
rwfal NHn4' H» Ma*. raedto
ri Aix *ei
I 9« fMUtty fAr«mounl
if 2S<*
Othe hlg *e*«U}*- aem. »M
CHAS. LAFONTAINE
Stall. 11-12
0004 •h<Nll4«r Ht#ah 111 lftf*
••trloi* lb . .... 'JL'2 +
Mto«»l4**t «*f Clrcl* W Umh. Ib.lSfcS*
Pacific Coast Fish Go.
Stall 301
Halibut, 2 lba ]5f
Halt Herring, dog JJ5#
Halt Mackerel. 2 for Iftf
100 Lbs.:::;.""" $4.55
*t it* *<t«ar S) OO
1! • Carnation Mtih flOr
«£•• l ip!on* To« lb f»0|»
J >•!>• Corn «r TuHintcM* ... !£*»<•
» rb«« J»II« 25r
7 bar® Crystal White *'»np .
n*o Id •«/k Holly. r«R|tnnl*l
F«»»M Il!gh Fllfht. Ham
mond't il—t or ICrori# Flour • I.M
tokio grocery CO.
Stall* 104-123
LIVES 72 YEARS
ON MILK ALONE
JUNCTION CITY, Kan., May
c ".—Thla town hat an aged real- I
dent who boaata that ha haa not '
aatan any aolld food for 72 '
yeara. Since ha wee 18 montha '
old, ha haa aubalatad entirely I
on milk. He la now 74 yaara '
old and la apparently In good
health. Whan ha waa an In
fant tha lining of hla throat and
atomach waa ao badly burned
when he drank aome acid that
milk la the only food he can
dlgaat. He drlnka four glataea
of the liquid for each meal.
4
WEARS HIS BRIDAL
HAT EACH YEAR
JAMKSnURG. N. J., May 8.
When hp whs married 59 years ago,
Mather Eler, SO, promised his bride
that he would wear the silk hat he
worn (hen on every anniversary of
the wedding. Although Mrs. Eler
died 1H years ago, he continues the
practice. Tho hat Is a little less
nhiny than It was when It was pur
chased. and Is somewhat old-fash
loihml, but styles do not bother Eler.
JUST LOOK AT HIM.
NEW YORK, May 8. —Unhappy at
home because his mother played
bridge whist. Geo. H. JjOefflnr, 12,
heir to $300,000, begged Justice Jay
Cox to let him remain with his
aunt, Mrs. Mary Loeftler.
SOME LETTER, WHAT?
METUCHEN, N. Y, May B.—
Mayor Tail has written n letter ot
apology on behalf of the city to
I'rof. M. C. McQueen of Charles
town, Mass., whose head wng tho
target for a boy benn shooter dur
ing a ledum hero.
Honaker Grocery Company
Stall 205
n H,. t'urr 1 tnm JJg* < »*»u» hnmk Milk 'i«>
'/».• f"« i'» • ' •••« »»nar, i»*>i <tat rana Old l);,ub '*la»n**r lf 1# »
11 v*r «• i . «f«r>i with oft,*r r I. | It., f. „ 0
i i«»• j* > io<* i • «<«
»' l' u « ''llrui I'"*4«r 2Qf* <w'"rt jar* > w *•» I'l< x-• sft#*
,|,l| " h »*«I *<1 '»i, I ' Tomato**
: pkfi ' • rap* Nut# j I rtm < '•»• Oyiicri ...
?l )mr «* 4 »i VMfn.U.l# liOrf* :.r. Kf»h' h !'•>«« Tjl^.
I ran* |,|l i.y ■ H*«na * »• '»>■ »«uff«4 Oil m «*•; —
I • ana <*rnait<n Mi a I ».■«';a - ampi.* ■ Ratify*
Corner Grocery S J« L |
23 POUNDS ss."" $1.00
C..r. Italian ("kit. F.i p.. (J „„, Jlr .j of ,
,l » l "" <»•'• '!<• «(Se »»« ffti
» »kl> II . • • jHr J !•*«• M.i,. M.«t 15-
• :l " » as** > -••*» 2K>
» 111 lte.ru iltr M«a4 111.., lb JJ C
WESTS HOME-MADE
CANDIES
»IMLf* S9S-524
:0e Fudge. lb 10f
J4o ftflied <andi*e lb |R(*
♦4* hand-r"l led f'borMe'et lb - 2114*
' ream, qt 2*P
las Cratn Hod a £4
STALL 30 STALL 30
POTATO SPECIAL
Y»klm* Nximl (l»m It* Iba
11.1 ft
Whit* Rl,»r n It* !!>• . Kftc
Seattle Tea A Coffee Co.
STALL 217
I lbe «#c Ar<*a4la Coffae ftl.OO
?|e Teller's Grt'O Üb«l Tea 504*
lleet 4; <1»r U| Tea. lb 50f
H»et Natural Uaf Tea. b «%Of
'•» bot<)« fleet Vanilla or L*tn«>a J£Of
3 Ibe Fr»th lt'>aat*d I'n&ii 254*
Stall 105
Edam Cheeea lb JJO**. I ">« NOP
rreeb churn« 4 Washington Creamery
Hut tar t Iba 85#
Meat NtraJr.ed Honor. P«- 25P
Lucky Strike Fruit Co.
STALL 331
Ettra large Florida Ore pa Fruit. I
f. r .... 2ft*
rtpe Hananaa d«»i IOP.
fanrr rogvUr t4c do* . . IBf
New Walnut a. re*. t(k 1b...... 15p
• Ibe T.a* ge Navy Iteaae ...... Jf»r
Pink Kslmon t nni 25P
4 Ibe Chill float e -5*C
J dog Co« r>anut < '%kee 25P
NT ALL !tl
FUSS ACCOMPANY
Stalls 110-111-112
lUa. ( lewa *aaltary Market
Clrcla W Umb Chopa. lb 15P
Freeh Laaf Lard. lb .. ... 12^
Pure Pork Link Seuea**. lb IHe
Eaetero Corned rtaaf. lb 1
Tha only atall In tha marked that
handle* •iHuatvsir Hwlft'a Premium
Hams Ha»*«>n and f,ard
> \ i-ryi thin* I ndee Cilsss
BIG SPECIALS
Sixth and Pine
Kwevt Sunklat Orangee. I dot 25P
Wln-eap Applet d»t IOP
Florida Orapa Fruit. each 5p
vaw Potato*a, lb sg». c iht 25p
Oaod Oamin# Appi«m. 5# lb . « U#a
Comer Fruit Stand
LONDON
MEAT PRICES CUT
TOR SATURDAY
AT
Frye & Co/s Markets
The following Bin Specials will be offered tomor
row, Saturday:
Be»t Quality Washington Creamery Butter, lb. .25c
Extra Fancy Young Frying Chicken, per lb 22c
Choice Shoulder IQo Choice Steer 11«
Pork Roast lOb Pot Roast, lb IIC
Ch< ice Veal 10'n Choice Spare 10'«
Roast IL2\t Ribs, lb IZ2C
Choice Steer if| Choice Steer lO l *
Boiling Beef Illb Shoulder Steak, 1b... ItJM
4 CANS WILD ROSE MILK 25c
CHOICE, FRESH DRESSED HENS, PER L 8... 23c
The above prices will prevail at the following markets:
OLYMPIC MARKET. Second and Pike.
SEATTLE MARKET, Occidental and Yesler Way.
WESTLAKE MARKET. Westlake and Pine.
AMERICAN MEAT CO., Third and Jefferson.
WESTERN MEAT CO., Western Avenue and Spring.
BALLARD MARKET, 5443 Ballard Avenue.
Our Motto: "From Packing House to Consumer."
Look for the U. S. purple stamp. It signifies purity and
quality. Shops Open Until 10 p. m.
ANDERSON GROCERY CO.
STALL 210
12 Pound* Sugar 50c—4 Can* of Milk 25c
Good All Next Week.
1 Jl Center of Market
JtL On Pine Street
15c Lemons at, doz. 10c
15c Sunkist Oranges at,
doz 10c
Best Florida Grape
Fruit, 2 for 15c
California Seediest
Grape Fruit, 6 for .25c
Big Banana Special,
doz. . . .sc, 10c and 15c
Far Better Hmd
THREE
GIRLS'
BREAD
DO TOt' WANT TO!** LUNCH
PIT IF?
CALL AT Km MAX DRIJCATIMfiRN
feTALL tM
IMPERIAL MEAT CO.
Stalls 2-3-4-5
Faetern Hsm», lb 2IP
Dry Itck#4 Chicken* ib 'Jfir
Hh'uldert of Mutton, lb lip
Laa? Urd, lb 12^|>
1-UHV KTKIKK n»H CO.
»t*ii m
Ettra J arc* Dun gen eat Crab#. |
Norway Mackerel each...
Thorwald Petersen
129 u *« 132
Wa Hare Nharp Chew#
t lie bottle* ffuldar • ''ait.; p 35#
Norway Mkcksrti ! fc r f *
Alaeka Herring. I for IOP
11 ** * COMPANY
4naei (Mail* 18-14
K astern Corned Heaf, lb 12W#
Fraah I«eaf 1-ard. |b, 12*"»p
JJr^h ||B Ne<jj | kjin^^
YAKIMA FRUIT CO.
RTAU HI
KxrftA iirrriAL. banana*.
to*. 15c
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