The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 6, 1924, Page 17

FRIDAY, JUNE 6, 1924 THE SEATTLE STAR PAGE 17 a THESE DOUBLE-THICK CORN FLAKES MEET MILK OR CREAM TEST al nn | |Subtitle—Then Dawn shih sigan 3 \ SPORT Ushered in New Day //7///n».. Wh the Millions @ i eS ™ fi { HY JACK NELSON tt rag COATS px py maids Prefer Post Reduced! | Sr a at ao ‘Toasties \ Yi, J Just imagine what this We want every housewife : 7 -y to test corn flakes for cris) means ---right NOW! hy ness at our expense. Simp! i j bas , ol mail the coupon below and in the height of the thund everberated we will send you a gener- 4 ous Free Test Package of season you can select ‘ E ; Post Toasties, the double- just th ~ i ' s thick corn flakes that stay just the coat you had Bing wewiy the strate ns, exien (n maille or créniats in mind at savings of ba sd tutadettg ace ah mo econ ite || Make this test at home When the free test package arrives (or buy a full-size family package at your grocer’s) open the sealed-tight, wax-wrapped carton and shake some of the crisp flakes into a bowl. Now pour on milk or cream and test for crispness. You will be delighted with the delightful flavor of these golden, crisp, double-thick flakes which are made from the hearts of selected white corn. You will note that even the flakes at the bottom of the bowl retain their shape and crispness. Insist on the genuine, double-thick Post Toasties, the improved corn flakes that stay crisp in cream. POSTUM CEREALCOMPANY, Ine. BATILE CREEK, MICHIGAN nearly one-half recular prices. : : ‘ & ‘i ear Children Are $| 5 00 te aon sng vomit So! Old Mount’s “s andap | wsit'mcurnas | NameChanged, turd «ut CREDIT to suit the individual. A ming small payment down is a ceo TERMS all that is necessary. HUGE ik KY Sport Suilss7¢s Standard Corporation a ' ne ne sory ch We Furnish to Get Government Lands That were made to sell for nearly Trial Package ANTA FE, N. M. Ju 6—A Makers of Post's Health Products: double, go on sale at.........5% vernment plan to turn ‘over 6 FREE Poutum Cereal 0 acres of ol! lands in three oot T. Bran Flakes states to the Sta 4 by nized here to ard Ol! ott Mail this today Postum Cereal Cs Ine Battle Creek, Michigan Please vend free Tose Paciags of Post Toutes, the doublethiek corn fakes that seay crisp in milk or cream. ting permits ¢ i Navajo. Indian The mag servatior ently opened by ex-| been fair | the Interior 4 put 4 “=< MINE EXPLOSION al 1S FATAL | 1015 Second Avenue Between Madison and Spring, in Kinlto Bldg. Just Over Pig'n Whistle—Take Elevator BABS BB }.."". Ladies Orchestra f°. oo... THESE DOUBLE-THICK CORN FLAKES STAY CRISP IN MILK OR CREAM ot Bao . y | cording to advices to the district for- The jurisdiction of the Washing- - Forest Fires Are , came in from the esters office, ton state nerie includes British Co- Allayed by Rains | orn 200 ay ic gr ere | umbla. Forty-seven lodges, repre ORTLAND, Ors, June 6—Rain bie" tt Eagles to Meet senting 44,000 members in Washing- ton and British Columbia, will be represented by 440 delegates at the session. Seattle aerie No. 1 will be repre- y of Yakima June 8, 9 and 10, | sented by 165 delegates. were r ted to be under! he 19th annual session of the Washington der of I the at ® serie, Fraternal will convene in the SECOND AVENUE AND UNIVERSITY STREET _ Eldredge } @ Sewing aN Machines mK Run | ee Smoothly and AER) Efficiently NE of the many distinguishing features of the electrically operated Eldredge is the almost ab- solute quiet with which it operates—a point women will instantly appreciate. The Console Eldredge Fittingly Serves as a Beautiful Table The polished top, when opened, adjusts the ma- chine and provides an unusually large working sur- face. Soft, sheer fabrics may be sewn with the A June Clearance Sale Of CORSETS N interesting offering of discontinued models and broken lines of sizes, includ- ing the back, front and non-lacing styles, at ridiculously low ,.*ices. ren's beach last night. A « their clothing was found beach. i id they believed tho were caught by an undertow and drowned. = CREDIT « These Are First-Class Cord Tires and Sold on EASY | rexws. Painful Feet Lead to Poor Health No man or woman can be “at ease” when at work or at home they are cursed with aching feet. Dr. Geo. R. Davis Anti-Friction Shoe Modart Gossard’s Lily of France Binner Knettle’s Special CSB On Sale Saturday 100 TRIMMED HATS $4 Specially Priced at . ‘ -_ [ | automatic tension. 3 95c, $1.95, $2.95, $3.95, TO euaHT BELT alt il Why Pay Cash? | All Eldredge Sewing Machines may be purchased Flower ee immed Off the Face $6.95, $8.95 AND RELIEVE 30x32 $ 9.85 a on a convenient payment plan if desired. Hand Embroidered Cloche es Tae ACHING FEET Miscss. ae The Eldredge Sewing Machines will be gladly Ribbon Trimmed Pokes 32x34 a oie demonstrated without obligation. Black and Colors Fifth Floor, Fraser-Paterson Co. 3ix4 ... 15,86 i 32x4 |°) 17.60 3324... 1890 0 32.4) 22.75 33x41... 23.90 ‘on 34x44... 24.85 33.5 || 29.90 355 ||) 30.95 gy A Vew Other Specials | | in Our Accessory Dept. Ford Water Pump $23.90 Rear View Mirrors...20¢ | | Champion X Spark Bw) PUES voces ABO MM 14.25 a These hats were made to sell at a much higher price. Special for Saturday, $4.00. Brassieres Here are four special groups in sizes from 88 to 44 of the longer line and bandeau modéls in mesh and assorted brocades. Priced at 19c, 35c, 50c, 95c —Third Floor | Special Price Basement A Special Group of Voile and Linen Frocks $5.75 _D ai nty Lace-trimmed Voiles in beautiful pastel shades and white—suitable for graduation frocks—tig- 0 ‘ed voiles in dainty con- trasting colored patterns. Linens in smart tailored styles in the wanted bright \ summer colors. All in one ; oup, $5.73. A June Sale of special price Union Made Stops friction because you can adjust the spe- cial tape to your foot. by lacing. Black and brown, high and low Shoes, all Corselettes Of extreme value ave these attractively priced corselettes 3 are from 38 fo 44 and materials of cotton and silk figured brocade. Arranged in three price groups at | py Chev. Valve Covers $1.75 gx | Ford Nickel-Plated ge Radia Shel ! mine $4.95 Brake Lining 50%, Of lengths—all widths. Ging Re: A full line of Camp ingham Dresses U d h bu A 95c, $1.95, $2.95 For Men and Women a Haley Ht AY Atteao a “Qo 25 se P onographs Cost no mors Har ordinary tive Prices, | A specie aren NU hae These are the best values we have ever offered in Used Phonographs. All are in first class condition— some are nearly new. Hyery machine is fully guaran- tive Gingham Dresses West-Lake . made of splendid materials Dr. Geo. R, Davis @ well tailored, with set in teed. iy f Hithad VA CHIROPODIST uto vupp y sleeves. Smartly trimmed Che following is a partial list: Aaa MON oA hod Yur Voot and Shoe Specialist | PIKE AT BELLEVUR | with linen, buttons and con- 1—$300 Phonograph, $135 1—360 Phonograph, $25 1407 FIFTH AVE. Just Above the urn trasting materials, Remark- 1—8200 Phonograph, $125 1—$250 Phonograph, $140 1328 Second Avenue MA in-2717 able values at § e Special Price Basement Hetween Pike and Union MA in-4923 Sold on Terms If Desired —Fourth Floor MA in-7261 Open Saturday THE 9 P.M, a