The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 29, 1905, Page 2

THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, SEPT. 29, 190. Te sevesese sealers sae tale Sesese deste sede seesede de Teed dedeslededle tededededededeteletes =H STRESS NEW IDEA % Through Our System You Can Save One Fifth on Your Household Expenses (Main 2078 PHONES ‘ji ndpt. 2078 WE DESIRE TO ANNOUNCE THAT OUR NEW METHOD OF MERCHANDISING WILL BE OPENED TO THE PUBLIC ON SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 30TH---YOU ARE INVITED TO PARTICIPATE IN OUR OPENING BARGAINS, AND GET FULL PARTICULARS OF OUR SYSTEM When We Tell You We Can Save You One-Fifth All the Time on Merchandise Bought Through Our System We Mean Just What We Say GIVE IT A TRIAL AND BE CONVINCED We Will Be Pleased to Place You on Our Membership List A Partial List of What Our BARGAIN COUNTER Will Contain On Saturday, September 30th QUAKER ROLLED OATS, regular 15c 4 0 | LAMAR OAT FLAKES, regular 30c 20 | SAGO, f Ib. packages, regular 10 cent 05 packages... . Cc packages Cc size ... SCOTCH ROLLED OATS, regular 15c 1 0 | FORCE regular 15c 1 0 SUPERIOR SODAS, 1 Ib. packages, regu- 07 packages . Cc packages Cc lar 10¢ size f . FRIENDS ROLLED OATS, regular 15c 1 0 | PEARL TAPIOCA, 1 Ib packages, reg- 05 EXTRA SUGAR CORN, 09 packages Cc ular 10c size Cc 15c quality MONKEY BRAND SCOURING SOAP, 04 WYANDOTTE WASHING SODA, 2 1-2 , regular 5c size per package Also many other staple articles too numerous to mention here, will be displayed on our bargain counter. THESE ARE SNAP-SHOT BARGAINS SEC SURED IN THE PURCHASE OF A JOB LOT AND ARE OPEN TO ANYONE, WHETHER MEMBERS OF OUR ASSOCIATION OR NOT. YOU WILL DO WELL TO PURCHASE WHILE THEY LAST. An up-to-date delicatessen department will be one of the features of this association. Anyone becoming a member of this association will be entitled to the privilege of sending in any articles of be licacy that they wish to have sold for them, thus enabling them to earn an income at home. Cakes, pies, pre- serves, Boston brown bread, ict spiced meats, roast chicken, salads, tomato pickles, etc., etc., are especially prominent in the way of standards. Each member sen@ing food for cae is requested to send with it a card written or stamped plainly: Mrs. Williams’ Mince Pie, or Mrs. Stevens’ Potato Salad, or Mrs. Brown’s Tomato Pickles, etc., as the case may be, and by so doing build for themselves a reputation on the articles they desire to sell. In this way one can become a producer on a small scale as well as a consumer. Our Produce Is Received Direct From the Field it Is Raised In No Middiemen Call and have a talk with us and get to thoroughly understand our system, and see if you would not like to be one to aid in establishing a fine depart- ment store in Seattle, through which its members could save one-fifth on every purchase, from a needle to a threshing machine. Open —_—— Until 10:00 P. M. PRODUCER'S & CONSUMER'S ASSN]: 1419 Third Avenue, Between Pike and Union HEAEAR ARAEIE AB WP 18-58 48 58