The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 13, 1924, Page 18

af POSLOAAAAE CATE aEea eh at aate VOYSTS YW VESTS IEA ctRe EUS G FE ET Syt eve tS ypupereragsy © day, of course. I don't want a maid As ignorant as you seem to be. Leave my employ.” ms ts + OSA PREP TLY eerRyY LEVEY E PRESTR Cover iit St —_——. —= ALT LE LAK yHIDA ~ GET YOUR CANNING SUPPLIES WHILE THE PRICES ARE LOW CANNING SUPPLIE I x u rer 3 Certo ..... 010 ; : : Pall Mason J Lg via Fee. 2 = , oze | Make Piggly Wiggly BY MAJOR HOOPLE: Boll § J masses, iy : . 1¢ | Your Headquarters for CRED, Tene shay : ; ; Fruits and Vegetables dled 1 , aps, dosen s.. sss ase and Canning Supplies - ear wren Coe ase 18¢ even of us and we did do high honor to Bac chus with much hilarity and This Summer IA 1D Full Cream SHINOLA CHEESE Black, Tan, Brown 23c To 29c Fine Quality CARNATION MUSH a. 27% At Regular Ie Seller—Save 30 PICNIC EATS Potaty Chips ¢ | Campfire Marshmallows ..15¢ Olives, 120 to $1.00 | Premier Salad Dressing ..16¢ Kraft Cheese, in tin --16¢ | School Hoy Peanut Butter 18¢ Genuine Potted Chicken,.19¢ | Jellies in glass ..........12¢ Genuine Potted Ham 21¢ | Tuna Fish (white) .... Large Size (adae Franco-American SPAGHETTI lic Nothing Better PLA 2 age to Ble ZEEE OKAY BRAN Large Package | 9c CARNATION MILK Regular Price—No Limit 9c NAPOLEON OLIVE OIL | $1.09 | FULL QUART ordered ine to the p or, and walked out to the sidewalk with great dignity. An everything bas been set- tled In @ satisfactory manner at A119 919) PAARL th except for a Finest Imported A Can or a Carload ” ar t Strawberries, per box ......10¢ at eane. The good wife is hard Head Lettuce, each . Radishes and Onions, 2 bunches. . IF YOU DON’T KNOW YOUR NEAREST PIGGLY WIGGLY ASK YOUR NEIGHBOR! Store No. 14 at 15th North and Republican Opens Saturday, June 21 VV IG GLY |PIGGLY WIGGLY Be FRESH AT ALL PIGGLY WIGGLY STORES n, and mere window screens an be put up in place at any You will no do ked my } c questioning the t bag by its absence of PiGGLY WIGGLYi WIFE'S MAID QUITS “In my bath ready, Clara?’ “Why, this ain't Saturday night." work for nobody who needs a bath | Jas often asx you seem to.”—Am. | Legion Veekly. “How dare you? I bathe twice a| pul NO IMITATIONS “We men ought to be proud of our bald heads."* | “Why? ‘Because that’s about the enly| thing we have left that the women haven't tried to {mitate.”"—Youngs town Telegram Test Corn Flakes Now for Crispness & fow befitting words to the AOE RORS S seated gathering on the A Danish seaman whose skin oh | turned from white to black In six months {x confined in a hospital at Hull, England. a few moments of speaking, I noticed t t. I don't want to “Til go 2 Make the Milk or Cream Test FREE— The Milk or Cream test has demonstrated to thousands that there is a real difference in corn flakes. Send the coupon below for a generous size free package of Post Toasties and make the crispness test yourself. Post Toasties are double-thick flakes that hold their body and crispness in milk or cream— do not mush-up or become soggy. Flaked hearts of selected white corn Post Toasties are expertly seasoned and toasted golden brown. These improved corn flakes are packed with nutrition and goodness of the grain. \ \ Every package is sealed-tight and wax- wrapped for your protection. Ask your grocer for Post Toasties. They cost no more than any other kind, POSTUM CEREAL COMPANY, Inc. BATTLE CREEK, MICH. Mail this today Postum Cereal Company, Inc. Battle Creek, Michigan Please send mo your free Test Pack- age of Post Toasties, the double-thick corn flakes that stay erlsp {n cream, Makers of POST’S HEALTH FOODS: Grape-Nuts, Postum Cereal, Instant Postum Post’s Bran Flakes and Post Toasties 6—Seattle Star $e These double-thick Corn Flakes Stay Crisp in Cream ‘ ieee © same obstinate | Maj. Hoople Befuddled | 880 SENIORS 10 / 7s a-——~ by Jovial Delegates ee hen I reached the elt May the t ws of Allah |handbag, Please hol abide with thee ‘ag hair.”’—) e WHY HIS CAR EATS GAS Kelso Company Is [oars cet tee oo touch a mm Hit by Big Blaze|™ He's so homely no girl will let \ t I MW CENTRAL alighting on the | hw a be at 1 which I was epeak : will be bd followed at 1:45 by the induction An uncouth stranger ap- |of the seniors into the Alumni as» yached me, and in @ mocking | ciation. | ~ SISTER'S FELLOW'S SLIP | auce! Which vernacular left “Did your uncle jeave you any © perplexed. fo then to the . my absence t KELSO, June 15 tn estimated to have been caused pleasure to serve” GRADUATE Bishop Leonard Will Address Washington Students \ \\, \\) GRANULATED ax of speech, they were all va No doubt the hou nm are to be n Meany | ion for a ot | j g004 woman. | , here's my Leas of $30,000 | him park."’—Judee fire which swept the ware | Eighty colleges and unt f the McHugh Construction |this country operate broad yesterday fes in NATIONAL GRO ‘Hons: CENTRAL PUBLIC MARKET AVENVE “Seattles Bargain Food Center” 182 AVE —petween PIKE & UNION 222 AVE ENTRANCE — through BON MARCHE “TO BE, OR NOT TO BE, that fs the question,” says a great poet, but we say “To save or not to save, that ts the question.” If you are not looking ahead and not caring for a future, if you are the type that Just lives from day to day, very well, go ahead and spend your money us fast as you make It, forget that there ts such a thing as a Savings Bank. On the other hand, if you belong to the type who realizes tint while things are coming their way at present, there might be a rainy day “some day,” and for Just such a “some day” they are providing by being saving and economical, “SEATTLE’S BARGAIN FOOD CENTER” assists them in their efforts by showing them the way to save on food articles. QUALITY MEATS AT A SAVING CHOICE VEAL ROAST, Ib. .......... 12%4¢ SUGAR CURED BACON, Ib. ........ ..17¢ 39¢ DIME ST: YNION sn Tae par ee Our Famous Thousand Island Dressing, Ib. 35c LUNCHEON MENU Creamed Chicken WILD ROSE BUTTER, Ib. ,......-.-- a Customers tell us that they be q OLYMPIC MEAT COMPANY | rv font wring wo Lower Floor ieeatae. : 30c : Western Western Coffee CHOICE POT ROAST, Ib. .........0+. Larig | Paicoteteen, “Inc |] | Stores Co. SUGAR CURED BACON BACKS, Ib. .....20¢ 1222 Ledlian tebstieirtnis FRESH KILLED HENS, Ib. .......... 25¢ BAY CITY MEAT company __|"-tb. LOAF BREAD) | NEW GARDEN Upper Floor 5e PEAS CHOICE MUTTON ROAST, Ib. ...... 12% eine eit 2lb 25 z SUGAR CURED PICNICS, Ib. ........-- 14¢ | Orange Sponge Cake S. Clr FRESH KILLED CHICKENS, lb. ...... 25¢ | Best quality, each. .25¢ 4 Seattle Fruit & Vegetable Co. Upper Floor CENTRAL MEAT COMPANY Lower Floor United Bakeries Upper Floor Shrimp Meat, Ib. 60c Salt Mackerel, Each (5c Here You Are Boston folks, New Yorkers, Philadelphians and all you At- lantic Coasters, those delicious RED BANANAS you knew so well back home—fresh ship- ment Saturday, Ripe, Sweet Cantaloupes Each 10c days ; Washington _ Shannon : Lucky Strike Veodible Co Fruit & Vegetable Varon’s Place Fish Co. Lower eaten Company Lower Floor—Roar Upper Floor Upper Floor Sweet and Juicy 3 Doz. 25c Orange juice makes an ideal drink for warm Cane Sugar {0%%%89) (Milk Hw. 34¢ Flour—49 1b. , Fisher's Blend, Curtis Tuna Fish, 4s 30¢ $1.95; Sperry’s ........ $1.85 U d Bi it 4 Standard © ke Da 4 ; ; i 4 orn, 21¢; Fancy Mazola—Pint, 28¢; Quart ..A9¢ needa BISCUI Pkg. G]: Seeniee Comm Saatiee an Underwood Codfish Cakes, Peanut Butter, lb, tins, 27¢; NOAUE Tee yt itches vis sd.< BYGTIM ahi ty ta cerca eas «8s 63¢ Underwood Deviled Ham, 1; lf, 08 Waldorf: Peas, Early June, 25¢; 25¢ Coffee——Relj b Aes Fi Sweet Wrinkled Coffee—Reliance, 1s 47¢; Hills 1 Ib. 50¢, 21% Ibs. ........$1.22 Heinz’ Cooked Spaghetti and Mac- Del Monte med. Peas, 1s, tall, 1 Our “Special Blend,” lb. 37¢; aroni, 2 cans 25¢; medium BS ves ieseeees Dibeoe ee NE 2 CANS veeeeer reece erences 35¢ Solid Pack Tomatoe Picnic Sets—Plates and Napkins at f Ripe Olives, small cans ...... 10¢ Is tall, 12%¢; 2l48.......19¢ special prices. 3 vowwrown AMERICAN GROCER Cen ARSET M STORES CO. a a LU cco ES conc, poe ee * 109 Occidental Ave.