The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 12, 1919, Page 21

THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1919. PAGE 21 A poe nT is mts | PUBLIC MARKET CENTER | "7° roe mie. | OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY paue.| CORNER PUBLIC MARKET by End to End, Battleship Is 144~ Feet Taller Than Smith Bldg. Here's ¢ ~ Smith for you to talk about. The L. C. mething of oO etahlee 42 and 480 feet from the street to the top dlemen Are Profiteers Northwest Corer FIRST AND PIKE ass ball on the tip of the spire. And yet WASHING if the flagship New Mexico, one of the four GREEN CUTS THE PRICES b ‘ Si cee a aa Gk ary lat ee Benita he oa MURRAY’S its end it would tower 144 feet above the Smith BUTTER CHEESE | EGGS WASHINGTON MARKET building. The New Mexico, Mississippi, Idaho and , 3 ' 55¢ Lb. | 29c Lb. 48c; 2 doz. 95c 94 Pike Street—Entrance to Corner Market Tennessee are all the same length—624 feet hs ee — P. B. MURRAY, Prop NOT IN THE TRUST —_— = au «ae : 2 Cans ps Libby's. MILK for 27c NOTE—We Now Have But One Shop riers COFFEE 49c | urns S MEATS DOWN WITH MEAT PROFITEERS Some greedy dealers have planned to raise prices while the big crowds are here, but Geismann’s Prices are Lower than ever. Extra specials on Pot Roasts, Veal Roasts, Lamb Roasts and Smoked Meats. INDEPENDENT PACKING COMPANY «2:3 Not in the Trust Successors to Murray Meat Co. |G REEN ’ S|] id \\ SANITARY On i PEACHES 750 Box, 6 24 FT ea O — PUBLIC y, erate. er BS ' > Sanitary Jo 2 Ave. Poor MARKET Stal itis “hiaor entra Maal - a tocinal ‘Philadelphia Butter Co. | MERCHANDISE PRICES DOWN Lf = w BUTTER 65 Lb STALL 8 Cut . the High Prices by trading at * | Sanitary Market, Lower Floor Be Gr 3 an _ Churned __First_Avenue Entrance to Sanitary Public Market a Ook rf BH CoOper r Libby's BUTTER LADIES, Bae, ee ar Heavy Tenr as sses’ BRR 5) z MILK 2 Cans 27c "7c Lb He pup eas OE | ees aa ) GREETINGS || —— 3 6‘J7c tei! ny, gustan | ot, el asm t 7 PEACHES Ll Eee oe 3548 rea nw vr | FOR WORKING MEN! - flan . ie 2 Dozen 95c worth #125, at : ". 85c at. rpperis 4 yj STALL 11 ence “| Carnation Milk, 14%¢ J fo er ie ged fi ae BURRELL’S DELICATESSEN |); 90°" ase. - pound STALL 21 Sanitary Market, Lower Floor STALL 21 $1. 25 $2 00 t ment, 3 P D and . 25 ‘ Home-r Home-baked | Home-made “Medlicott Scotch Wool Union Suit Potato , + Pork and Beans, He Loaf, . ‘ : < Y seus RUS SENTENCED 30 DAYS NEWLYWEDS LIVE |HOLSUM 15¢ pin "20¢ 1b. B5¢ Tb. Weal BI solate Ar Siktiaorer £ Tas s § leap FOR THEFT OF APPLES eae ROOMS rea Full line Cold Meats, Pickles. Olives, Relishes, {—"Y-you don't find what you want af our Ha , ph . 7 “ Salac ressings, Mea saves, etc, FOOD MEASURE 2": Would Get Bill ( Out of Way . of “Treaty Counters we have it just upstairs in our big storeroonl, 7 ECONOMY ALSO PIKE PLACE = METS. Best Westinghouse MAZDA LAMPS The big, modern daylight bakery of See the Great Ladies rAnMEens wuker | CHECK PACKAGES Sugar Stall—Economy Market te After 6 P. M. de After 8 P.M. Open Unit P.M. Saturday Soap. Crystal White, ¢ bars Sat r the 28 ECONOMY MARKET 17 PIKE PLACE MARKET [ QE) Crust Color Perfect | STONG READY FOR THE RUSH! pies Texture Fine 2¢ Smooth OUR SPECIALS GOOD FOR A WEEK 14 Stall i ves Pace Three 15e pkgs. Rh C. Corm Flakes..........-00008 25¢ said, Ni . fay. 19th Ave. So. at Main St. today. Once the treaty | before the sen-|¥ 35¢ can Rogers’ Bz Two big cans Federal Milk. ‘ Golden West Coffee, 1-lb. cans. ... 3 Basis eo 10; 5 pound When you buy Bread buy Butter-Nut or Holsum 19 Pike Fi. Mxt., ope nm. CARNATION MILK 14'c Stalls 4427 -25¢ O¢, Jello 10¢ or Best Bread All Around to the boys in blue from the home of Butte and Sco it made at Rotary Bread Shop 1501 Pike Place Head of Farmers’ Row OurWorth While Guarantee Economy Market BUY YOUR SHOES AT SHOE-TERIA No. | rie ce 'atewet DOWNSTAIRS sures WHE RE RENTS AND PRICES ARE LOWEST, AND SAVE 20 YEARS’ SERVICE . For 20 yea oes | ‘omen's Shoes for all occa- or M. J. By ; se hava: Drese Shiv beneeney | s ue Seen” eater rhe . 50¢ Your grocer will reftind TE | oh eerie Seattle's $3.80, $4.20, $1.80. | $5.40, $5.80. | rocer ae | ew RAINIER MEAT CO. , with this MEN’S DRESS AND WORK SHOES : i ‘ Milk of $3.80, $4.00, $4.40, $4.80, $5.40, $5.80 WE ARE BUCKING THE TRUST! sig . - - sage mf 4 I Ss’ t 2 Ut. price you paid PE ngs Splendid Shoes for the whole family, and on prompt retail delivery phone Elliott 223 every pair you save at Pot Roasts, Legs of Lamb, / Le SHOE- TERIA No. 1 Veal Roasts, Shoulder of Lamb 25 (0) Reale . Stalls Stalls 21-26 Fresh Smoked Picnics and Regular Hams, Cotta Pike Place ‘Market DOWNSTAIRS Next to Butts and Sugar Cured Bacon at 14¢c Ib. less than Reg: WHERE RENTS AND PRICES ARE LOWEST ular Price. he "TROOPS I RUSSIA STATUE SUGGESTED REAL PAINLESS DENTISTS © for Md-B Qilec. if it does not please your taste, no matter how much you “have used ~ out of the ¢ can. In order to introduce our new (whalebone) plate, which ts the lightest “and strongest plate known, covers very little of the roof of the mouth; you can bite corn off the cob; guaram teed 15 years. EX AMaO FREE A RATIONAL SEQUENCE Sturdy Child Good Health and All we ork guaranteed for chy rears. Have impression take in the ny. Examination and advice free Bridge M. J. BRAXDENSTEIN & CO. ph Sage aA cal Hunge rte sure to come to those PORTER'S ur vi ener : 313 OCCIDENTAL AVENUS SSS a AMERICAN - MAID cine, Tint pleoe. Seaman ot Working Peepte . a BATTS heya pion Aik FAcavel deen BREAD | mOHIO CUT: RATE & DENTISTS 1 town, 913 2d Ave, | ad tersen Om