The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 28, 1924, Page 7

PAGE 7 PIEME OETS sr ‘LONDON STRIKE STL BLASTS SOOLIDGE MEN WIT AL ale i . ¢ Marsals to Head Disputed Wes | ee ee Police Seek Occupants of|Close Win ee 0 = BUSINESS Is inances; 3 Posts Open uses Raze “oe ~eap Ry SR lyn et Houses Razed by Flames Cause for Appeal UNABLE TO ADJUST ITS LEASE MPALACE CLOTHING CO.6 # FORCED TO SELL OUTAT ONCE! BE HERE EARLY MEN’S SUITS eee opugcisT DIES MAN IS DYING YOU WILL PROFIT Hig 2-PANTS SUITS New Spring models of the finest fabrics, Values up to $40, They go tomorrow at— READ THESE Welfare Workers King Arrives to - hot ’ aig by Official return to Meet Friday; Aid Slide Victims PRICES 865 beautifully tail- Space will ored Suits of the finest J only a few permit of ; ; examples Three Airmen Die Xs rvey " Believed Victim of Poison fabrics, the kind you here, but thousands $ 85 HONO ‘ a na Suddenly Thursday a i Eup quick at $5.85. bts / To the Citizens of Seattle: Two weeks ago we made an appeal to the people of Seattle for co-operation that would en- able us to publish an accurate and complete Directory. Since that time we have re- ceived such a wonderful re- sponse from persons who have changed their address, those who were not reached on the first canvass, and new arrivals coming into the City, that we can assure you one of the most com- plete and accurate Directories that has ever been published in Seattle. Please continue to send in any changes of address or occupa- tion. We wish to take this oppor- tunity to thank the general pub- lic and business firms who have so quickly responded to our call and are co-operating in making the 1924 Directory representative of our City. RLPOLK&CO., lnc. Polson Building 71 COLUMBIA STREET Seattle, Washington ——w Publishers of National, County and City Directories Truckman Killed in Train Smash! Dance Music for Radio Scheduled Program of late popular furnished BELI rlel { Luna F m or pecial re April 20th Our New Store Will Feature Accessories for Less—and @ TIRES °N CREDIT @ Westlake Auto Supply a 2008 WESTLAIGE Open Saturdays watil 0 I. M. ONES Up Spring diet With Springtime comes a marked desire for “green stuff” on the daily menu. This is Nature’s provision for Man's need of vitamines. Perhaps that is why we like ham and bacon all the year round—because they also contain vitamines in easily digested form. ‘ MA tn-7251 Frye’s “Delicious” Brand Hams and Bacon are made from selected young grain-fed porkers. The Frye way of curing gives them a mild, rich flavor and retains all the fine, sweet juices. Frye’s Meat Guide and recipe book tells many ways of using these - Delicious products with Spring green stuffs. Send 2 cents for postage to Frye & Company, Seattle, and Frye's Meat Guide will be mailed to your address. It_ is) worth dollars to any . household, / This well known Frye label is a safe guide to uniform quality, | | (laws 4 \\ eh A H d Bacon by this Brand Name— ; | yon fatl thern “Everything the Name Implies’ OVERCOATS You will say they are wonderful values at §25 to $35, and they all go at only $5.85 and $9.85. EXTRA PANTS Goud Quai... $1.45 $2.25 HATS and CAPS 10c - 25 - 98¢ Men's and For Dress Big Lot at Boys' Fine Hats and Caps, broken lots, THOUSANDS REWARDED TOMORROW And you will buy Arrow Collars, 1¢; Handker- chiefs, 3¢; Socks at 7¢; Garters, 6¢; Suspend- Wool Process , 14¢; Over- Coverall Play ; Boys’ Over- Balls, 39¢; Heavy Gray Union Suits, 98e¢; Leather Lined Work Gloves, 23¢; Felt Slip- pers, 55¢; Extra High BOYS’ SUITS Fine Wool Suits that sold as high as $10—while they lasi—go at WORK CLOTHES Overalls = 98¢ Shirts Jumpers UNDERWEAR Fine Ribbed Garments in values to $3.00, at 100— and values to $4.00 at only %he—and $5.00 to $10 values at only 98¢. ¥ quit—oui they go. BIG STOCK OF SHIRTS All kinds Work Shirts.........48¢ Flannel Shirts ..... Khaki Shirts ...... Fine Dress Shirts ............98¢ Broken lines, values to $6....$1.48 Only 7c I GRADE SOX .. SUSPENDERS . Ww AND COLLARS: Grade Pants, $1.49. ‘oo | Big lot of Shoes for ve & Men, Women and Chil- wg dren, 98¢ and $1.45. High-grade Wool Union Suits, only $2.48 Athletic Union Saits...65¢ LARGE STOCK OF SHOES Ol tan grain, solid leather........... Finest Goodyear welts, all go at Oxfords in calf with rubber heels. Boys’ solid leather, sewed soles... 8 Sandals, pair ... é A wonderful, s for Boys ........ Bis ety 98¢ Outfit Your Whole Family at Less Than Wholesale Tomorrow 1020-22 FIRST AVE., COR. SPRING ST. g PALAC E CLOTHING CO.| “Meet Us and HAY $40.00 $1.00 Down $1.00 a Week YOU to own the Watch Wear Dimonds”—Weisfield & Goldberg HILTON ELGIN $24.50 $1.00 Down $1.00 a Week ILLINOIS “Master” $35.00 $1.00 Down $1.00 a Week i DONT of your heart’s desire. All you need to put 9 the Watch of your choice in your pocket is $1.00 down and a steady job, so youcan pay the balance at $1.00 or so a week. We sell Waltham, terms of only $1.00 Elgin, Hamilton, Bulova and Howard Watches on | down and the rest pay as you wear it. ; We recommend the Illinois “Master” 17-jewel watch at $35.00 and $37.50—$1.00 down, Mail Orders Given Prompt Attention! “If Sam W Weisfield & Goldberg 308 Pike St. $1.00 a week. Pearls Restrung Ae 2 Sheaffer's Seattle’s Credit Jewelers rg At Qowepereiee 302 Union St. Duofold rcisfield Can't Repair Your Watch, Throw It Away." Fountain Rog, Pens NEED | TO BE WEALTHY]