The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 1, 1911, Page 5

THE STAR—WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1011, a} oo AL INTEREST TO WOMEN | Unsere Mee Two Strong Specials in Blankets | $1.33 © on Ste SPECIAL SALE SPECIAL SALE = AES cone ace | ARN see! _ Axminster Rugs Callcos sand Lawns an engage ine ne sme thontve And Se to {18S AD dba a ‘moves Sizes 1 to 5 Years .... : _35¢ | hae el “$16. 75 a, % ! nnot ‘ Made of gingham, chamt a and percales, ir gray, tan and white tterns ‘ $1. 00 Children’s Dresses h Pile or Carpet ak, ant eee Sizes 2 to 14 Years . . damples, 27x54 $1.29 UP AND ARM! t Beautiful line of Girls’ Dresses in this Ic € ° gingbame and other wash materia Dozene ¢ " 60 value. to very m I ; _ onthe third oF the 1 mow | Fou ot | EXTREME gee reser aaa | we revoltionite tad collected crs at a Last Call for | IR Puffs, Rolls, | ow prices For a" < ' vo tf , Re rm os FOR WOMEN’S ve ay oes eR a, Soa Sy Pee | A SWITCHES ‘Homoctine 1 adeeb Phi Rl gees ‘ 1 c y Underwear, We Positively Cannot Take Back Any DASHING COAT, Tes M oa te prove by Oe amm | Hair Goods AND a ct eee a . Hosiery and | ; A LA KIMONO I , " arly " “ Xs Knit Goods | . wow d suangoc ve 00- White Goods ‘ ; 12M4c OUTINGS - fo 4 to retire, Al ibbed or p top. 123 ae eae em i : t ck to Boston a To close at, pair ..... 1420 | ROLLS PINS iss re y a aid € B . ‘ ' 1 ev whic ich I loft a year ago, w - Women’s 2%¢ Biack Cashmere Ie s, In all | Washable Hatr be =f P . separated Hose; patural heel and 25c a0 | Rolls, in all shades : vlog f one A ne amply rev ond at Lexing too. Te dose at .. ote Not $1.60, 4 of hatr; the regular ar eth ton and the British retreat became The R. an@ G. $1.50 Corset 2 e new etyle, high bust and ~ 5 98c Bpectal , 19¢ 25c Up and arm!” Paul jong hip. To close de eht ap ey irth of bis heard orld, and’ stil le; ‘ re 79¢ Regular $5 and $6. irtsO0. > ~ ~ pring sk: catkins Wiad: cg lebenret the wormela Geol sh OO Panama Skirts read linen and two yards t fe. Note width, Wo nepiretion to liberty and hos Fie 0 AIL Wool Ps a Skirts, in . “SS ard. London's he sald. “They are | '™° e Bults. To close 33 guaran ead all wool; black, br y 4 79¢ 4 md c io the saddle and c seem universal) : ts’ Outing Flannel Short WOMEN’S KID 15¢ SWISS dug bis toes in the flanks of his| for ng wear. ‘Much daira, With welt 10 EXTRA SPECIAL wouswe 5 yet discarded [horme. Across the bridge he clat-| wi fore, they werre ages Bagge a gene tage TEES jtered, and made for the highway tolin cold winter weather to give Women's $1.48 All. Wool Veats | bi : ’ The broad girdie ts again ap-| Lexington warmth Women's $1.48 All-Wool Vests | bla » for you , “ pearing on fash » frocks | a aoe se ee oh age ao 95c “hy le 2-polat, $1.28 LINEN 3 22 1 t ses Women's Best $2.00 Pure White Irish iy inen Waist than the Girls’ $2.26 All-Wool Sweat. | a2 etn Kid Jullets $1 39 ing |new chiffon j ore, red or gray; fancy wea 85 : —- ‘ To close $1 95 Children’s Knitted Waists, all _ Welt bes | The strong favor for serges in - 1G~ | sizes; nen straps a . | INDIA LINON black, navy and white shows no Readers of t 4 to contribute thelr ideas on i a%c Outing Flannel! oi J fag Pree > signs of decreasing this important q tandpotnt of economy, com Pe Nn nt | iz 5 fe 1 a 1 mone fort and general better—the modern flat or ‘ websse i be 1 eosees wee inches c yar Corals that nearly reproduce apartment or the little bun snlow or cottage for a home? Letters —— — 8 Women ; the real thing t on @ bar, |] must be written on one side of the paper, and be not longer than ‘ wx. | . —-— Heavy. O8 eof soft | Black Felt Ankle Gaiters, or making a most attractive vell pin.|f 150 worde : 8 Speco! Silk, | shove catt Spats 1 * Page will give a fine cook book ai ante ~ 5c a ts \ a pair a palr ‘ c Some manufacturers say short or. All letters must be mailed by Teta ’ capes are coming back Thursday and addressed to thh WOMAN'S PA EDITOR of The _ | Star, BachelorGirl | WHEN IT I8 SAID of a man that | @ @ }he is fascinating, it means that he| knows enough to keep us guessing. | oe | MANY MEN SUFFER from con- | e e science and ¢ indigestion. | : ONE OF THE QUEEREST truths | fn the world f# that a nagging wom- Got Five Cougars The Sale of The Washington Clothing Co. at 319 Pike St. WHICH STARTED JANUARY 28TH, IS ACKNOWLEDGED TO BE ONE OF THE MOST RELIABLE, AS WELL AS SUCCESS- Be Sete Casitas a | 3. Aten of North Des rowe FUL, SALES EVER CONDUCTED IN SEATTLE. WHILE WE HAVE HAD NO PHOTOGRAPHIC VIEWS IN ANY OF THE PA- MEG wieres sed crates | cose, on mows ot the ceeke bene PERS, SHOWING WHERE THE SIDEWALKS AND STREET CARS HAVE BEEN BLOCKED IN FRONT OF THE PLACE, (a rmage lagameeegea (ner gSp lige aregimes Sector fa STILL THERE HAS ALWAYS BEEN A STEADY FLOW OF APPRECIATIVE BUYERS, AND THEIR VERDICT HAS BEEN eee, ce ny owen ctrnw, with | redteréey and received $106 for the SATISFACTION PERSONIFIED. THIS SALE WILL CONTINUE UNTIL WE HAVE RAISED SUFFICIENT MONEY TO SATISFY i eneipahegeciemnentrreerenninatens CREDITORS, AS WE HAVE MENTIONED BEFORE. (PAID ADVERTISEMENT.) THESE PRICES WILL CONTINUE AS LONG AS THE GOODS LAST, AND IF YOU HAVE NOT ATTENDED THIS SALE AND MR. T p REVELIE TALKS ARE IN NEED OF ANYTHING IN MEN'S CLOTHING, SHOES, HATS AND MEN’S FURNISHING GOODS, IT WILL PAY YOU TO INVESTIGATE ATONCE. BELOW WE GIVE YOU A LIST OF PRICES: ON PUBLIC UTILITIES Shoes and Furnishings Clothing Sweater Coats $3.00 Men's Endicott-Johnson $10.00 and $12.00 Men’s $2 98 » ses Men's Sweater i oats Believes That Police Should Help Men to Become Good | Fifth Av. Shoes........ eeee Suits Citizens. | $2.25 Men’s Iron Clad Working $15.00 Men’s $4 98 * en's Pure Rex Wool Sweater Shoes, regular stock WE Sv iviedstvvctccerbycceceatocal $3.00, $4.00 and $5.00 Sweater THINKS THAT THIRD DEGREE | 00 Men’s Endicott-Johnson $16.50, $18.00 and $20.00 METHODS SHOULD BE | | Men's Suits 3-for-25¢ Men’s White Handker- $6.00 to $10.00 Men's Odd chiefs, 6 for MOON cheep bukds ea sasictetescceess es 25c String FORBIDDEN. $3.50 Men's Klimax Special, Patent and Gunmetal Shoes ...........+ eeoe In speaking of public utilities, Mr 6.00 Men’s Watsontown Loggin c Dp, is Revelle claims that those utilities | * : seing $2.50 Men's Pants, sizes 30 to 34 ie 18d Holsttnuehi be Shoes 25c and 50c yur-in-Hand which affect the safety and health | i waist of the citizens should be taken over | , eA 50c and 75¢ Men’s Velvet and $3.00 Men’s Cord E Ties *¢ . fal opersies by the city without re. ile’ Carpet Slippkes's. us ioscdstsccesicceces $3.00 Men’s Corduroy 15¢ Black and Tan rd to profit or loss e ques 4 tion ot profit in the operation ot naa 50c and 75c Men's Ribbed and Fleeced 55 i such utilities is overshadowed by D ( Joc Cassimere the question of the welfare of the : ; Lined Underwear 7 boars n’s Blue Serge and C ‘ ith: One 20- i} ATES cee eeee eee erseveveeeessseees fice department. ait le Sal 5 $1.25 Men’s Natural Wool and >5¢ Boston. Parisi nd Maeheiak “I believe,” says Mr. Revelle, In d | Ribbed Underwear ..........005 eeaweee 75c Bib + pas ayy ty eed spp ies aeas speaking of the police department i | - Oveieile Style Garters “that the chief duty of the depart: | ' $1.50 and $2.00 Men's Pure Wool eid ey hd Eee . 50c and 75c Men’s Worki ment is not to apprehend criminals ’ Te Aeswei 50c and 75¢ Men’s Working who have done wrong, but to use - nderwear every effort in the city to prevent _ 5 ) se, fire ’ ve ’ y : men from becoming criminals. In , 25c and 35c Police, Firemen’s and Hi A q ) $1.00 Men’s Working performing its duties it should see Dress Suspenders shi that the laws of the state and the 3 city are rigidly enforced, and that T. P. REVELLE. 25c Men’s Fancy Silk Arin $2.00 and $2.50 Men’s such vices as prostitution and gam. bling of every form should be elim-|only make men subjected thereto Bands Shirts inated #0 far ax possible, not be-| bitter against the government and : , ' Be ee a aT ek pan cause of the undesirable citizens| against their fellow-men, and will 10c Men's P’ $3.00 Men's Hardeman $1.25 Men's Coat who follow such vices, but because | inevitably instill within them crim Ae : Shirts of the young men and women who inal natures. Those practices are bound to be affected thereby,| known as hird-dey methods more or less, and many of whom |are nothin will be entrapped. The police de-| and no office partment, in dealing with those|hold any position who will be who have been brought under its| guilty of such ices. The vast control, commonly known as de-| majority of peo; t to do right linquents and crimivals, should| Through clreuma br some in $1.25 Men’s Colored Sateen treat them with that degree of con-| herent weakness many fall, and by sideration and kindness which will| kindly treatment, at the same time | tend to create within such people| instilling within their minds that | i | ree & desire for the better life. Cruel|it is better for them and for the treatment or brutality on the part| rest of the world that the laws be of police officers should be forbid-| honored, we could save many of den, because such practices can| those people from further wrong.”