The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 21, 1919, Page 23

WOLAN ~ WASHINGTON Congressman John 1 > the Belgians was received | Mittle girl waved her a merry « @UeeR asked to meet her, kissed Cc ) She Who brought the sunshine, home. Ladder Burglar _ Now Has a Rival ..’. tle’s “hook and ladder thief Dusy again last night, but In tition with a more successful @ heweomer, the “basement “The former laid his ladder up the house of Mrs. KR. G 9191 1th ave. N. appearance for ‘The upper end of the Fested aaginst Mrs. Morgan's win ‘dow. It was still there when the several ladder first be arrived, but the thief was not. evidently been frightened while trying to enter Not so the “basement burglar.” He gallery was Qu tin rlis on the when she fe y, o, +,° nm sat by her 4 ¢ when the king « Elizabeth and the ¢ wonders, the} jold her it was rnia was Corlis’ “. Then, w heek a und Cal _ McCorkle Will Run erawied into Mrs. J. M. Winslow's! ran “Dasement at 1653 Federal ave igaeked the house and escaped with | $90 cash, a diamond ring and an opal ring. Albers | norant of the old testament Albers A. McCorkle will be permitted ” port comm ner from t No. 2 Judge John # led Friday o the candidac n made port It was Jurey ruled, McCorkle ts © triple alliance candidate. In Western India there is a collec: | tion of 6900 Jews, which has existed} nes. The people! ni-Teracl, followed ° religion, but keep} the laws of Moses, altho largely ig- Flapjack Flour soldat every Market every Day SPECIAL SATURDAY On Genuine Lake Athabasca are PIKE PICKEREL The finest fresh water fish that swims! Every fish guaranteed in perfect condition. Mail Orders | Filled | 10 Ibs, assorted -- 82.50 asgorted | $4.00 | Boxed and deliv: | eved to any x pr office | Washington. 20 FISHERMAN’S MARKET In Kear of Public Market, 1422 First Avenue Between Pike and Union Tree | BLIND, only two correct $5 FOR PRESSING SUIT r bo Holborn profiteering committee has lates to a charge of $5 for press- | Norte customer thought pole to the other, @ 11,000 miles, der to keep in the sunlight. “TE SEATTLE STAR--FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1919. Meet the Producer HAMILTON'S BUTTER STORES Stalls 20-22 Geoltary Marat = Stalls 20-22 Lower Floor BIG BARGAIN ANNIVERSARY SALE CO-OPERATIVE MILK, 2 for 25c With Purchase Large Fresh Pullet Eggs, 68 doz; 2 doz. .$1.35 New Clover Honey (strained), glass. .18c and 38c Fresh Cottage Cheese, pound | 15¢; 2 2 Ibs. . BEST FRESH GUITTARD’ Ss BUTTER CHOCOLATE __68c Ib; 2 Ibs. $1.35 8-pound tin N. Y. White Clover - HONEY , 8e comb 2 Combs 85¢ M. J.B. COFFEE 1-lb, tin 8-Ib. tin 5-Ib. tin BRANDENSTEIN’S Fancy bulk, lb........45¢ 2 pounds OREGON CREAM CHEESE 33c Ib; 2 Ibs. 65c Fresh Ground P-NUT BUTTER’ 20c pound 2 pounds for ‘HERSHEY’S COCOA Per tin Orange Pekoe TEA 1 lb, 53¢, 2 lbs, 98¢ Wisconsin Badger CREAM BRICK 35c¢ Ib; 3 Ibs. $1,00 MARGARINES Good Luck, pound... .45¢ A-1 Nut, pound... 3 BAKING POWDER 33c pound Free Cook Book VAN CAMP'S SOUPS 10c per can Chicken, Tomato or Vegetable. CORN WE CUT THE COST OF LIVING BIG CHEESE SALE! ©: BUTTER | Rn Cholce Creamery 58c Ib. FLAKE WHITE junds n Cans ILK Peanut Butter Ground Fresh Daily 20c Ib. 2% pounds 47¢ 48 MALG ARINE, Good Cooking EGOS, per dozen . mr 2 dozen 95e Stalls 10% 103 - 105 CHICKENS DUCKS GEESE Mr. Geismann is spending a week on farms in several states buying the best the farmers have. Come and see. STALL 21 SANITARY ( MARKE BURRELL’S DELICATESSEN se STALL 21 Abby's Mince und Meat, | Libt B0e€ au YULL LIN y's Bauer Kraut TE Mayon 60¢ | Home made 15¢ | nate, tt A GARDEN JAMS SIEGEL’S BARGAIN COUNTER First Avenue Entrance—Sanitary Public Market BARGAINS! > a D Pr ' 22¢ ~ dent Nut « rT BUTTER STORE Turkeys! Turkeys! Turkeys! Turkeys! amaskeen Linen worth 60 ‘for Towels, extra $1.00 "85c "$2.50 "$7.50 30c >" $3.00 "75¢ se $1.50 ye’ Mate, fur 1 whit ASK AnOUT OUR We AND Ur ade COFFEE value 38c unds $1.10 _35¢ Main Ploor Corner Market 2 for $1.00 Independent Packing Co., Stall 2. See the Great FARMKRY MARKET 1.140 Feet Produce Display CHECK PACKAGES Bugar Stali—Economy Market fc After 6 P.M. 4¢ After 5 P. M. Opes Until 11. M. Saterday g CUT-RATE HASTINGS’ crocery 1503-1505 Pike Place Market. Seediees ra! None Buch Cluste! cartons Cape Cod cranberries, ib New currants, Ib +e As M new crop, Ib. meat, pkg ple raisins, 1-1b. yrted peels, Ib. ¢ meat, Ib ‘ Camp's pumpkin 3 ans pumpin, 2 for Del Monte netonnacyrcni epaghett! pumpkin, large © maearen ‘sauce, pts Pudding rop soft shell wainuts, p soft shell almonds siiced pineapple, large cans 3005 N can Strawberry or Raspberry jam, per ib. ...+ We Blue Label cat Cranberry be lc | SEL BECKER’S UNION MARKET Lower Floor. Pike Place Market Where You See Fancy Baking Beet ......12%¢ Fancy Pot Roasta . » 18e | TURKEY 52c Lb. and Lamb. STALL 43 STALL 43 Union Card Steaks the Fancy 2 Ibs. ¢ mmpound ... Saturday only Faney Corn Fed Specials on Beef, Veal, Pork We pay See It Made and Baked at Rotary Bread Shop 1501 Pike Place Market Head of the Farmers’ Row BUY YOUR BARGAINS! The More You Buy, BARGAINS! the More You Save Rainproof Coat, and Wool Mack cwa, worth $10.00,. $5.00 Suita and best $2.00 focks, Handkerchiefn: 1 styles Union . worth Arm 0c 1 Panta ea" $3.00 and. " $3.25 "$1.95 Health Un rth ane $1.45 ATTENTION bbers, Mich Ww Prices UPSTAIRS BARGAIN sTORT ER PUBLIC MARKET Prices Are Lower DODDS’ Sanitary Grocery STALL, GREEN'S STALL102 Sanitary Public Market First Avenue Floor 2 Tall Cans Milk 22c 1 Ce 45—Sanltary Market king Lower Floor Eggs A8e; 2 dozen 95c Coffee, 38c Ib; 3-lbs. $1.10 Bent 0 Yet Hill’s Red Can Coffee 49c lb. Limit One Car OTHER BIG SPECIALS SEE US oe Philadelphia Fish Co. es Stall 10 Sanitary Market OYSTERS, CRABS FRESH FISH Always Fresh DOWN GO MEAT PRICES! HOW ARE THESE FOR BARGAINS? Rolled Prime Rib Roasts | Spring Lamb Chops, rib or 25¢ | loin 30¢ 22',¢ | Steer Round Steaks. .25¢ 18¢ | Shoulder Spring Lamb 18¢ Ve Kill and Dress Our Own Cattle —UNION SHOP-—— THOMPSON’S MARKET LOWER FLOOR Mexican Beans ... Farina White Shortening ... Northwest Corner FIRST AND PIKE Murray Always Has the Best TURKEY CHICKENS GEESE DUCKS RABBITS Prices about the same as last year, and the quality exceptionally good. We have an enormous supply, ute” crowds. but take our advice: SHOP EARLY and avoid the “last min- Murray’s Washington Market 96 Pike St. Corner Market—South Entrance Lower Floor LARGE SHIPMENTS ARRIVING DAILY UNUSUAL .BARGAINS. Corner Market, Lower Floor ECONOMY ALSO PIKE PLACE PUBLIC MARKETS YOUR OLD NEWSPAPERS © 100 pe ecking Stall, y Market, Lower er CARNATISS it! 133c Stall 66, Pike Place Market, Lower Floor Iresh Churned Washington Creamery BUTTER 65c LB. Pullet Eggs, 55c Doz. OA FROM US. iform in quality BUY NUC Always fresh @Dignon’s pe Store Pike Place Mahket SHOES AT SHOE-TERIA No. Stalls 2 Pike Place WH Market Boys’ and Girls’ School and Dress Shoes— $2.40, 2.80, $3.00, $3.80, $4.20, $4.80. Men's and Ladies’ Felt Slippers, flexible leather soles and ious styles; splendid values, per pair $2.00 leather heels; v DOWNSTAIRS i 3 RENTS AND PRICES ARE Stalls 21.26 Next to Sugar Stall LOWEST, AND SAVE Women’s Shoes for all occa sions, home comfort, street, dress $2.80, $3.80, $5.10, $5.80, $1.40, $4.80, Men's Dress and Work Shoes—S3.80, $4, $4.40, $4.80, $5.40, 0 Splendid Shoes for Whole Family; on Every Pair You Sav SHOE-TERIA No. Stalls 21-26 Pike Place Market WHERE DOWNSTAIRS ..%.23%san RENTS AND PRICES ARE LOWE Ladle Rest Room Lower Best Le MA: LAMPS Fleer White, 6 bars ..40¢ or 6 pounds ‘ 10 40 Watts eich 00 Watts, dc cach SUGAR STALLS Every Day BIBS CARNATION Pure Fresh Mik M ILK (4c Quart—Every Day Stalls 4427 Economy Market 12¢ ‘ese THE SPECIALS! 79 Pike PL Mkt., Lower FL. 35¢ Albers’ Peacock Buckwheat Flour. . 40c cans Libby’s Corned Beef 20c cans Solid Pack Tomatoes. . 2 25¢ No. 3 cans Pork and Beans. 28 ECONOMY MARKET 17 PIKE PLACE MARKET HAS 3 Ibs. split peas 400 can Ghirardelli’ chocolate ... Ibs. prunes: Na > Bing washing tablets . 5 bars Crystal White soap. . | Blue Label Catsup | an M, J. B. ang in case ...... Golden West Coff 3 Ibs. for , Ibs. for . cans Van Camp's Pumpkin ../. 10c pkg. Baking P can Cove Oysters. pkgs. Grape Nuts pkee. Creamettes ... pkgs. Macaroni or maghetti bc 8, 0. 8. M Cleanser ......+++5+ 4 boxes Searchlight Matches. 2 sections Comb Honey... 45c cans Royal Baking Powder 7Sc pail Cottolene . M. J. B. Tree T 3 18c pkgs. Corn Fis 4 cans Oil Sardines | 14b. can Hill's or M. J. B. Coffee | 40¢ pkg, Albers’ rolled oats. 32¢ | 10-Ib. sack yellow corn meal 55¢ | 85c can Rogers’ WOKE svadarecocecsunsed 25¢ Log Cabin Syrup, 29¢, 58¢, $1.10 .69¢ 300 5-1, | ’ $1.00 good Brooms .... 5 fine Brooms .........-89¢ We cans Pork and s.25¢ Oc can Instant Postum....38¢ cans Madrona Tomatoes, .25¢ © cans New Corn. .15¢ ar Peas... . BB nall White Beans. .28¢ Green Dried Peas....25¢ . Bago or Tapioc: -25¢ | 4 lbs, Pink Beans ... -25¢ | 25-Ib, box Seeded Raisins. g4. 25 | 2 pkgs, Nonesuch Mince ++-25¢ -25¢ Kitchen Meat ... 5 bars Lenox & 5 bars Naptha Se Chloride Limi © rolls Tot © cans Boot s Creme Ot! s Palm Olive Best Pop Corn, Ib. Paper... ardines Oap... ss. Soap. See Next Tuesday’s ete for Thanksgiving Ad 4, the school for blind PHILADELPHIA, Nov, 21—The d soldiers in England |duelling pistols which were used in e¢ eatest won-| the famous encounter between Aaron , eent Alan Nicho Id, who | Burr Alexander Hamilton, in aight and both hands in the|which the latter was brought has been taught to type. A/$55 at an auction sale ‘The ‘ structed machine for the r part of the estate of {r of aluminum hands, signer of the Dec g movable, have en Harry B. led him to pass a two hours’ teat, pur jons were made, st. Dunstan sajlors an¢ und Caen ndiney, a laration of Independence Harner, of this city, was the chaser, FINE HAUL OF BOOZE Here's LONDON, Eng, Nov, 21-—-The made in s Scotch nig, 11 quarts wine, one case g and cleaning @ sult, which the eight was extortionate, tern flies from one distance of year, in or- The Arctic buttons that ¢rom Germany, tw! a once were HANDLESS TYPIST|BURR-HAMILTON PISTOLS | EGG COSTING $10 had ¢ medium si got pri but to eat any of it at that e wasn't fixed by the pre by the court, so it must been a fair one. ber Bore Grac tary of the Rub rkers’ union h, threw © Calvin bee: join th Mag Max was amp! *| would put an ere arraler must, bi to levied a fine of $10. The tuning of bells calls for a | Japan supplies America with the | degree of scientific slctil! imported | must dach produce a perfect chord before it leaves the foundry, Bronx Miss de of & man who such use and bell | musical torer cht when nore, And new We are cutting deep on OVER- oom . COAT, DR LORENCE UPSTAIRS nd and Union, When you think of advertls- ing, think of The Star, |ELASTIC BANDS NOW JUST A TIP! You Had Better Arrange to Come Tonight to See “UPSTAIRS DOWN” As You Will Have a Slim Chance Saturday Night at the REPLACING CORSETS 21,.—Corsets worn by the! smart women who are adopting elas: | icot bands which are declared more comfortable and more is only being worn by working women,” declares the leading manu facturer here our fashionable lady buys an elastic band, with no jstiffening or fastening, which she | ldraws on over her feet. It fits round her hips and detracts in no way from the lissom grace of her movements, ‘The country girls and charwomen requiring exertion, still stick to the stiffest ‘and tightest | | | corse ts. Such is life” WILKES THEATRE. se Reset ign lt