The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 10, 1911, Page 5

fi eMintelsiet diets 35d rewarded. But the man who Invented the mother-iniaw joke has gone| Shall I send the present before or unrecognized ing in St. Louis, renting for $200 a month. She has forgotten to collect; A—(1) Thos. I or, Philaded the rent for six months, Our landlord was never like thie. THE net \NOVEMBER 10, 1911 What ta age, without th in Britian Cc 18 HE GENTLEMANLY? sgne writes: "I have a nice young man friend, Ono ke of going Bast to his home, and asked me to xs Cynthia whether this ia gent nly, or a pro: # neither, or it may be the first. It certainly is not! was sald in est, It was an Ineujt if in fun, it Try to judge in the best Hght, bit when evil is} 1 resist s pig Jhurt her feelings in dectining the SINCE the Carnegie hero fund was founded, 487 heroes have been | !nvitation? jon the wedding day? : | A—Write her a friendly lttle let SHALL SHE Gor tor, giving her the reason, Don't peon married a year, and are devoted | make {t formal or stilted, but write Send the pres nt there a fow days () Wit you and perhaps my only ch ean obtain a De selfish, Please advise. can get a neigh to care for the plano and the 5 ur to have comfortable meals, r other circumstances than you think a rich cousin ntly who left ity may present soo! A tg ing my part MRS. HETTIE GREEN, America’s richest woman, owns a bulld GREEN HORN a, Pa, will send. music al an select what you want and turn the rest (2) Write to the Augtrian consul, Karl Ruls de Rexas, A.C. San Francisco, Cal, for instructions Dear Mise Grey: Wil tell me whether the sults ar be worn this winte wiimote, (Eyes Cured URL READER oer tuk cake .| WITHOUT THE KNIFE I think y The Label of Responsibility The Label of Reliability The Label of Reputation The Label of ‘Common-Sense Prices You Must Be Careful When se ng your FURS and purchase from RESPONSIBLE, RELIAB REPUTABLE dealers, in whom you can have ever: confidence. WE WANT YOUR CONFIDENCE Inspect Our Furs Compare Our Prices Fd No matter what your PUR wants may be—we can satisfy ther paint think, bat Iam sure an \ je bay prefers a girl who doesl—— WATCH OUR WINDOWS { use them ! Newest Fur Turbans Made ¢ your id furs. Latest MODEL MILLINERY 527 People’s Bank Bidg The Kind That Bites Danziger Fur Co. NAVY 1410 Second Ave. PURE HORSERADISH WE ARE.STILL IN THE RACE And leading, as uaual, in low prices and good bargains. We have made the out and the purchasing public are staying with us Our trade is increasing daily. @ thankful for their appreciation and patronage, and assure you this is the store for values. When you once buy from us y come back again and tell your friends about the store. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 11, IS THE DAY WE TALK We have purchased the Great Eastern Clothing Stock of Anacortes Wash., and will give you such prices on suits, pants, shoes, hats, underwear, overshirts, rubber and oi! goods, and everything found in a clothing store, and to be sold at prices that if you are out intending to buy and will take time to see our goods and prices, you will certainly purchase. We have the stock. Included in our buy we have a great many tailor-made suits. ______ CLOSED DURING THE WEEK TO ARRANGE THE ANACORTES STOCK THIRD AVENUE THIRD AVENUE IS OUR NUMBER IS OUR NUMBER Around the Corner from Pike St. Around the Corner from Pike St. WHT the SATURDAY BATURDAY Mose “nail shades | Sik Saitiod Meck Ties, | 71 Py hi All Sik Suiela and nitted Meck Ties, | Fancy Mose, heavy : y Sus. nield an ows, Buttert ~ i imados | up to date in style and (gauge stockinet tops, Peck Ties, in all styee ee ee ee at and colors, selling at | colors, selling ular in all shades and col- and colors for Soe 8 196 | Soe SC | iar s20*" Se | issu o 3c [Vaiss tee” and" young GREAT EASTERN CLOTHING STOCK OF AN ACORTES ON SALE SATURDAY, NOV. TH and all shapes, in all colors to suit old 4c ai HARURDAY California and French | Golf Shirts, dotted,| Two for ae Linen wool | Flannel Over Shirts, | striped and ‘flowered, hed Mandker- Neghges Work yy Ribbed Under. two button French |and@ various hematitehed; in striped, plain bine and brown mie sa00" "BOC | hrs. BE 20¢ 3hc 1. BOO jeclere 35c GREAT EASTERN CLOTHING STOCK OF AN ACORTES ON SALE SATURDAY, NOV. 11TH Come Early and Secure Your | Come Early and Secure Your Come Early and Secure Your | Bargains. Camels’ Hair and Wool Bargains. CANVAS GLOVES, 1 Cc Bargains. PRESIDENT 8US- C Oc Socks, black, gray and oxfords, PENDERS, while they last, pair | while they last, a pair Requiar Se while they last, a pair ... g GREAT EASTERN CLOTHING STOCK OF ANACORTES ON SALE SATURDAY, NOV. 11TH GREAT | BOUGHT th ; UGH the GREAT by Mie HASTERN CLOTHING TES. ON SALH | STOCK OF ANACOR 5 per SATURDAY | TRS, ON BAL “SATURDAY SATURDAS | SATURDAY | reap pil kacthce ioatl Ona, and | for your health, eaio | § ce 5c tems $3.90 to. $4 | Get © siipon that you y Cowhide Mand- | If you have any reg $7.50, w' All Wool Bwent- Tear anitery 4685 | one $4.15 | sae $8.95 : GREAT EASTERN CLOTHING STOCK OF ANACORTES ON SALE SATURDAY, NOV. 1iTH , ONAL BATURDAY 5 ON 2 ON BALE a SATURDAY ATURDAY SATURDAY | Rubber Coats, slipon kentucky ' Jeans | ste t " a a made. in finish; just the thi Se 91.95 | aes $2.95 | gr to $2.06 | th. 806 |" $4.98 | WE HAVE A FINE LINE OF CUSTOM MADE AND TAILORED SUITS Serges, Worsteds, Tweeds, Cheviots, Melton Cloth and other textures worth $9.00, $12.00 and $15.00, that cannot be bought in 6 8 the regular way of trade for less than the prices mentioned. We are now disposing of them at the low figure of ‘ 5 | SHOES SHOES our" auotation of prices wif nt your posnetiock SHOES Lake Pants, castimere, satin- | Pants, serges, - in other tex- | Meaviest Wool Over. ea of the Semaine shoo $3. at , $3.50, Ws.08 qq 9000 Yes, This Lady Prostrated 6 the biggest cheese. it weighs 12,361 pounds and is 6 feet in diameter and 6 feet high. No other de in the world ever came where near being ig. This record cheese was made at | Wis, to be exhibited at the national dairy show at Chicago, Oct. 26 to Nov. 4, It cost nearly $6,000 to make it—aimost half a dollar a pound. Twelve hundred dairies contributed the milk of 600 registereed Holstein and Guernsey cows, and to make the ch S| and all the different milkings cooled to the same temperature. Thirty-two cheese factories made the curd, w hich was all shipped to Appleton for s¢ just right the cows had to be milked at the same hour Ladies Sample Suit Shop 500 Arcade Bidg. the final process UPSTAIRS STi ; PACKARD SHOES Specialists to do Your Dental New and Correct Styles for Men MERRIMAN Work at | Low Cut | Rates BANKRUPT STOCK oa DEEP CUT PRICES he chibi Seah «++. $2.45 915 and 917 First Avenue $5.00 Grades $5 Bridgework $3-$4 STAR WANT ADS BRING RESULTS OUR CHEF Is Our Most Valuable Asset FREE os You will never forget his-special dishes Ohio Cut Rate Dentists ont 708 Saree bv a Hialicen Patron SECOND AV. AND UNIVERSITY ST. Entrance 207 University Street, Opposite Stone-Fisher Co OFFICE HOURS: 8:30 to 8 P. M.—Sundays, 9 to 12 Fillings 50c Up BS Gold Crowns $4 1412 Second Avenue, Opposite the Bon Marche 1412 Second Avenue, Opposite the Bon Marche Ten Thousand Dollars’ Worth of Magnificent Milliner LEFT TO BE SOLD DURING A_VERY SHORT INTERVAL Reconstruction of our building deferred for a few weeks through the death of J. H. Clemmer. We are given a few days more to clean up the remainder of our superb stock, and we trust these low prices will accomplish this. Trimmed Hats | en Sean! 98 cts $1.25 Feather $2.00 t $12.50 to $1 | Novelties valttes cut to $3.50 to $5.00 Feather $16.50 and $1 Bsaslnicetecn values cut to $10.00 Marabou e Scarfs $1.50 Autumn Flowers $17.50 Willow | Plame $10.00 French Plumes $2.50 to $3.00 Autumn Flowers Dealers are given equal opportunity with others. In many cases our goods are being sold at less than one-fifth of the actual wholesale cost. THE MILLINERY EMPORIUM 1412 SECOND AVENUE OPPOSITE THE BON MARCHE