The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 9, 1924, Page 7

FRIDAY, MAS F COURSE you like golden brown ince ero - fluffing! fragrant, But there is a great difference in marshmallows. Thomsen’s “Flufies” are light and tender— yet large and When you take Thomsen’s Special! 49c a@ pound during May frm 90 the pound! B: af Soe eed thee choent “Flutes” off the fire you are sure of a real treat Buy “‘Fluffies” by the pound as you would other foods. Get them with your groceries. Or at your druggist's or confectioner’s They are 49 cents a pound dur ing May only. Order a sufficient supply and keep them fresh in a Mason jar. Your opportunity, now! PACIFIC COAST BISCUIT COMPANY | from FLUFFY MARSHMALLOWS | Geese Trim Lawns LONDON, England, May 9.—The lewns of the London roo are kept im trim by @ score of geese, who give or the more pose DR. N. Yow Physictan and Surgeon, | wee Chinese roo herbe tm treating diseases of | men women. Spectalizes stomach trouble other ailments | N. Xow Chinese Remedy Co. | EL tot-6751 At Our New Store 4 Doors North of Pike St. Special Purchase Children’s Sandals Red, Green, Blue Sizes 6 to 2 some of the | ame p 2 Per Pair THE BEST. FOR:‘LESS! CLASSY STYLES; Tan Oxford $2.95 Per Pair $ $4.40 Per Pair Boys’ Shoes for School and Play Shoes B $1.95 |$3.95 $2.95 | $4.95 2 mL pessy Shoes igs ME IN "0 .40 Per Pair All Goodyear Welted h their nas have ‘ltadiea¥on Meets in Funeral Chapel |. New Store 4 Doors North of Per Pair Solid Leather Work Shoes $3.30 Per Pair Keep" Fluffies” fresh and tender —just put them in a Mason jar! Airedale Suede $3.95 Per Pair $4.40 THE SE | Policing \ | Green L | Her Paint Brush ATTLE Ne w W STAR N ith Paint oman Cop Gets Out and Gets to Work | Green lake's surroundings the open air BY G “B' 4 LUCHAE ther’s wor ORDUROY CORDS were designed to achieve the irreducible minimum in sidewall wear. This has been accomplished by moulding eight graduated corrugations in tho sidewall, thus interposing a wall of live. rubber between ourbs, ruts, etc, and tho tire. In addition Corduroy Cords haye a smart, clean-cut air which enhances the appear: ance of any car. Wo carry a complete stock in all sizes. |Your next tiro should be a CORDUROY CORD. Size Sale Price 80x314 31x4 B2x4 27.00 28.00 33.00 35.00 MAIL ‘ORDERS Shipped C. 0, D, Without Deposit TRIANGLE TIRE C0. TWO STORES 125-27-81 Bastlake Ave, 201 Westlake Ave, N, Phone—EL iot-2372 when Mrs. Melvin Deeter, 2332 N. 64th st., geta thru. She's the new special policewoman for the district, and says she'll allow “just a little lovin'” providing the lovers do it out nion her hat and went down town. | @4th to be|A woman was needed, she felt as} stated, being |wured.’ Bhe would be that wo complex, |and she would work for not pic and span| are going to look ar Staff Photogr , amidst of her the peaceful home. day she put own pondered ally one if need be, so long ¢ no migh of help to Mra, D And, today ter proudty =| displays a special police badge—No. | $99—pinned to her blue gown, and slows with just pride when she tells you that since her appointment | ed from and complete first aid worsted and cashmere. mcmama BE HERE EARLY Fine Shirts UNABLE TO ADJUST OUR LEASE | WE QUIT, The Time Is Short, So We Will Slaughter Prices to Force Immediate Sale of Entire Stock SALE OPENS TOMORROW 9 A. M. REGARDLESS OF => 2-PANTS SUITS @ 8 21455 35.00 and $40.00—of the finest Big AND WE WILL SELL All-Wool Beautifully Tailored These Suits you will appreciate as real $3 READ THESE PRICES Dress 98c EXTRA PANTS Space will permit tiood duality... 1.45 | of only a few exam- For Dress ples here, but thou- $2.25 HATS and CAPS 10c—25c—98c BOYS’ SUITS siz... $2.98 $12.00 MEN’S SUITS Big Lot at sands more bargains to be found in this store. Thousands Rewarded Tomorrow And you will buy Arrow Big : " Collars, 1¢; Handker- vaio... $8.85 chiefs, 3¢; Socks at 7¢; Garters, 6¢; Suspend- : Handkerchiefs ers, 10¢; Wool Process ore 5c By Work Socks, 14¢; Over- alls, 98¢; Coverall Play Suits, 68¢; Boys’ Over- alls, 39¢; Heavy Gray Union Suits, 98¢; Leather Lined Work leather........ DL BD Suspenders . 6c Gloves, 23¢; Felt Slip- Garters pers, 55¢; Extra High — san Grade Pants, $1.49. MEN’S CAPS Big lot of Shoes for phys saad Q98c FM Men, Women and Chil- dren, 98¢ and $1.45. Men’s Fine Dress Ox- fords, $3.25. BOYS’ PANTS west? DL od quality A Genuine Quit- Business Sale! BE HERE EARLY FOR WONDERFUL BARGAINS 1020-22 FIRST AVE., COR. SPRING ST. Palace Clothing Co. You will be perfectly fitted. _— ?AGE 7 COST While They Last variety of patterns. WORK CLOTHES Shirts Fine Ribbed Garments.69¢ Athletic Union Suits... .65¢ Fine $1.98 Overalls 98° Jumpers Fleece-lined Unions. $1.49 FINE SHOES Quality YOU WILL PROFIT Khakis UNDERWEAR Balbriggan Underwear,.39¢ Big Lot of Men's and Boys’ OVERCOATS 85. ‘85 and 89.85. _ Men's Oxfords $2.98 Quality Shoes $3.25 Men's and Boys’ Slippers. All leather Big Lot Work Gloves...... Pay salts... 9198 Arrow ment for Woodland park, and all] | fon on the part of the | ment that she needs last week the co-oper in spite of every available ef. used by Dr. Knutson, veteri- rian in charge of the zoo Mi died on its way to the elty hospits Now we have tho first ald, I am taking instruction from the Red | ross, and things are going to be Mrs. Deeter already has requist- | [tioned a paint brush and trimmings SS ifrom Dr and repainted |the interior of the women's rest | rooms, obliterating: various obnox- | jious writings, and this is but one of the many ways she will improve moral conditions in her territory. But you'll let young p20ple do ttle love-making In your park?” the tender-hearted reporter tnquired, |a trifle fearfully “We-ll"—and she little—“they’ll have ling and cooing pret |the open at that,,” she |"That park Is going to be a |place for unprotected youngsters, far as I can make it." | Deeter will be on duty Sun |days, holidays, “summer ovenings, g {and on call whenever the parkkeep- ers deem her presence neo Knutson, ied just al their bill. | | Professor . Details European Question “The European Situation” was the | | topic of an address by Prof. Frank | | J. Laube, of the University of Wash- | |ington, at a dinner+meeting of the} |Wlementary Vocational Teachers’ as- | sociation at the L. ©, Smith Building restaurant on Thursday night. 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