The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 1, 1911, Page 3

THE STAR—FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1911, SS LE Hi Y Tried §t?) vr. later and Stops All Hair and Scalp Troubles. a big hole ree wef PROFITS GIVEN AWAY for EARLY SHOPPING to study it ove When he sta "1 od be theeentt morrow, in order to hasten Christmas shopping, we s tart a sale that will be a veritable Santa Claus Potlatch, nure he could eat | practically giving away our profit pecial prices will be made on dolls, toys and Christma veltic All ladies’ 4 the whole turke and misses tailored suits will be sold at half price. All men at one-third off; $1.50 real loves 98 per pair wil the fruit ow On every counter, on every table, merchandise will be shorn of its profits. Read this ad carefully s of the t won derful savings for the early shoppers. Listen to the plea of the WORLD'S WORKERS. BEGIN YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING HERE TOMORROW Free! Free! Free! |Free! Free! Freef SA and the pumpkin * | pie. Half way through he still wa ture be would leave only a little on, the plate. Three-quarters finished and he began to wonder whether he would have to quit with all th good things left on the table When he finished h couldn't ite as much thought could, But he encexh! A handsome Santa Claus button will be A handsome leather coin " " given FREE to every ebild vie 1 passé aiven awnd with Ge : World tomorrow. A pretty lit ha rehase of ny Ladies’, where Santa Clans has arranged to ill hi is joys’ or Mew site ~< OM Hi ITA pack. Write to him, care McCormack Bros, | Of Coats, These purses are and tell him all your little wants. He is spe specially strong and handy SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 1 cially inte din little tots without guar- | for carrying small change. Be dians or parents and will spe ciate letters from the little e when ly appre | sure and ask for phans purchasing. A Potlatch in Ready-to-Wear A POTLATCH IN SUIT PRICES Entire stock of Ladies’ and Misses’ Suits on Sale Tomorrow at Half Price. A whole suit for less than the price of a skirt. Any and every Ladies’ Suit for exactly Half Price. Not broken lines, but complete assortments. Every new style, every wanted color and material—a gathering unexcelled for price or qual A POTLATCH IN FUR PRI Entire stock of Furs at a third to a half less than elsewhere. We men- tion but one item to show you the drift $2.98 FURS FOR $1.49—Separate muffs or collars, in Coney or Russian Lynx, black or brown. The entire set for the price 1 49 of a muff or collar Piueha tiespepacs’ . A_ POTLATCH IN SWEATER PRICES 4.75 NEW SWEATER COATS FOR }3.75—Handsome form fitting 3 75 affairs, white, trimmed in red or blue eéecvee . $3.50 SWEATERS FOR $2.49--All wool form fitting Sweater, high roll col- Fifth Week. Searching parties have been hunt ing for Mra. Ne KE. Clemenson Prepaid, by simply sending year same} Wife of one of the best-known Pres And address to the Bwiseoo Mair Remedy | byterian ministers on the Pacific Co vO feue Clmcinnatt, Ohte, | COMB! ince Monday night She om | plee on sealp, 1 and enclosing ihe te hel soot os fCaped from & sanitartum at Napa, 7 esrren wees Cease emg poet ay ~<a where she was a patient, scantily “Sweeney” & 8 Sondarte' clad, and carrying only a steamer hh antige ee rug. She is 46 yoprs of age. This in her second escape te ralls, And FL 48 Wottien are for mate ane i THIS STARTLES ’EM WASHINGTON, Dec. 1. — The Seattle by the Owl Drug Co. Hawallan-American Steamship Co. artled the offictals at Wash offering to carry mail of $5,000 to $7,000 a year, lot for the proposed subsidy of $750 000, The offer is regarded as an attempt to shut out any really inde pendent line RUSSELL CONFIRMED The appointment of Capt. J. BE | Ru 1 to be port warden, succeed ling Capt. George W. Hill has been | | 216-218 Pike St. | 109 First Ave. So. Prices Slashed Deeper Determined to get rid of our merchandise quick, and be independent of the land lord at the expiration of our lease, we have made still deeper cuts in Clothing prices confirmed by the council, Rus sell was appoluted by the mayor and several water front petitioners opposed the appotntment. Counct! |men Blaine, Hesketh, Erickson, God dard, Griffiths, Peirce and Wardal! voted for the confirmation. Profits we climinated long age When we first got the hunch of a coming raise in rents in a few weeks, ~ lar, in oxford, red, blue and brown. A strong $3.50 WE DECIDED TO QUIT pe he ogg ag rch on ala Oa pce 43 tistics compiled by City Auditor Rarbar and submitted to Mayor Rushlight today show that 127 city employes fell vietims to the loan sharks of Portiand during the month of October. Besides the list of assignments there were 13 writs of garnishment perved on the aud! tor CUPID CAPTURES THIS FAIR SHERIFF We can’t a Mls ord to keep the gc place to put them or move into to do A POTLATCH IN PETTICOAT PRICES NT A MOG6T EXCEPTIONAL OFFER—$4.00 SILK PETTICOATS $1.98—Late style Petticoats, first quality of taffeta silk; the tailored flounce in black, white, blue, gray, brown, lavender, purple, etc. A full $4.00 $1 98 value in the Potlatch at . ‘ . Many specials in silk and woo! Fal Watsts. Ask to see them business. If we can't get what we want for them it’s better to take just what the peo ple want to give. Left to ve article in the own judgment you'd offer more than we ask for any figures ‘READ THE PRICES— SUITS OVERCOATS Young Men's Suits } Men's Salts 18.00 Men's Over $15.00 Young Men's 7 eut to . coats cut to ’ Suits out to o $18.00 Men's Suits $ $20. o Cravenetios $4.00 Men oW elt Mate See sacs hs MR Ne as ss SET Oe te ete on SiiOES 10 00 iin $8.89 moa tae $2.43 s “ Men's Shoes $ rm HATS ent to ., $1.79 oni to $2.29 = gy oe . A large variety of handles, including sil . Men’s Furnishings nella $3.29 Men’s Furnishings ! cut A vein 18c Men's Furnishings roth be Work Shirts am | 50c Suspend toe Men's a 150 Wool Underwear is oe ee. wel ee ae Everyt marked in pl A POTLATCH IN HOSIERY PRICES Purses, Jewelry, ete.; 26c to 35¢ Novelties, 1 Hundreds of pieces, such as Bar Pins, Beauty Pins, Hat Pins, Brooches and Buckles and Clasps. 26c to 35e values in the 18 SU HB ips Yecdnre: nis 0nsons 106 Bended Bags, Velvet, Plush and Leather 4 Bags priced from 4%c to $10.00 each pecial leaders Our Hostery assortments are exception- ally complete. We mention a few under- prices 80c HOSIERY 39c—This line comes in complete assortment. Ladies’ Silk Lisle Hose the prevailing colors. The regular 50c kind in the Potlatch, $2.75 SILK HOSIERY $1.98—In complete assortment of colors. This will @4 QR make a splendid present . . LADIES’ 25c HOSIERY, 16 2-3c PER PAIR The celebrated Burson’ Seamless, perfect fitting Hostery; th 2, per pair : 16%c CHILDREN’S 15¢ HOSE Sc Children’s fast black ribbed Cotton Hose, double heels and toes, guaranteed stain- less; regular 15c values. In the 9 Potlatch at, per pair .... c 4A Potlatch in the Prices of Rib- | A Potlatch in the Prices of Men’s | bons, Handkerchiefs, Neckwear and Boys’ Clothing TSc RIBBONS, PER YARD 23¢ Our entire stock of Men’s Suits, including blues, blacks and all the A Potlateh in Kid Glove Prices Tomorrow we place on sale a direct im portation from France of 4,800 pairs of Real Kid Gloves. For this s 98 @ Pair Instead of $1.50, the regular price. Only & limited quantity will be sold at this price, as they will go back to $1.50 when this Potlatch is over window dis play A POTLATCH IN UM ELLA ICE: Buy Your Holiday Umbrellas Now. We are showing an immense assortment of Children’s and Ladies’ Umbreilas from BSc each to $10.00, all spectally priced. Bl BEET? ST ts pa dada Bd A) q Dy 5 \ Pure o searce browns and brown mixtures, in the Potlatch at hota $2.00 Pongee Shirts 25e Tiles 50c Wool Sox 1,000 yards or more of Pure Silk Ribbons in plain and fancy colors ea a cut to 719¢ | Zi nictee lone 19c Mi88 LUCY B. JOHNS and Dresden designs, splendidly sulted for Christmas fancy work or ONE-THIRD OFF REGULAR PRICES TSe Balbriggan Under 25c Wash Ties $2.0 Flanne! Shirts NIONTOW - 3 neok or hair ribbons, values from 35c to 75, 2 Boys’ $7.50 Suits, in complete 5 00 wear cut to 29c cut to C I cat to 98c Daniel Cupid has serve: in the Potlatch at, per yard esecensecceves Od ceccccesece fp ho stage naires eater eeecee cecccecceeses a 1.00 Lisle Underwea 25e German Imported 3.00 Flannel Shirt on Miss Lucy Beech Johns, said to} oye’ $6.00 Su j Se ee ee ee ere ee cee ee $1.48 be the only woman deputy in the |[N sucmnomeneeene con, 106 pe pl a sr Reged $3.50 i United States. On December 19| Irish Linen Initial Handkerchiefs, put up six in a box, suitable for | *" i | Miss Johns willMbecome the wife of Christmas gifts; 15c values in the Potlatch each 10 50 Men's, Young Men's and Boys’ Overcoats In the Potlatch specially John C. Grier of Pittsburg ll or a box of six for Ba Sp C | pricea. Miss Johns was appointed a dep- fl 25° HANOKERCHIEFS FOR 19¢ Raincoats and the popular “Slipon” Coats specially reduced for —————— uty sheriff of Fayette county by he the Potlatch tomorrow See TE eeee oine: lnct (fy A very pretty assortment of 26¢ Embroidered Handkerchiefs 19 4g DD spp screws here in the Potlatch Saturday, each , Sh . ic $2.00 Union Suits, extra 83 | $1.00 Sweaters 43 $1.00 Half Wool Under 48 heavy, cut to CF cut to C | wear cut to ... c Dealers and individual buyers are all on the same footing during this sale. Come and buy all you want. No limit to a customer in any line while the goods last. Our i P Janu She @ been OC i a te Sm cccveccccccoccooccoans extremity is your opportunity. Take advantage of it quickly, and buy for future need lid eid and carries a handsomely (ff Sc MUFFLERS 43c A P tl t h ® Sh P A pd at a tremendous saving. ated price revolver Her fo | A genuine Bradley Knit Muffler in all colors, for men, women and 0 a c in oe rices | ther is a former minor league base- | children, sold regularly everywhere for 50 shuns $0.00 SHOES POR $290 ball magnate. The wedding will | tm the Potlatch Saturday for te > 43c mene Soe See on lour, Box f or Tan Russia Calf, Vici Kid and Lee || SE tak place at the Johns home in Mi 4 apes: soe NECKWEAR FOR 25c nionto | rab Lace Collars, Bows, Jabota, Fic | ¢ | hus and Side Flares in endless va D ket for $5.00 3 50 riety, the kind usually sold for 35c and 500; | 9 In the Potlatch Saturday for cas cespasic keel " A LITTLE in the Potlateh for Wess. ¢ 54 c | ted = $2.00 LITTLE GENTS’ SHOES $1.49 (By United Press Leased Wire) 75c AUTOMOBILE SCARFS FOR 55c Ge xdyear welt soles, button or e styles, PORTLAND, Or, Dec. 1— Little Gents’ Shoe in kangaroo calf, blucher style, with tip protector; ye we kn Portiand’s lone Italian organ |f— In binck, white and all prevailing shades; a complete assort 55 the best w of at $2.00 1 49 -| grinder and his monkey must | ¢ Scarfs, in the Potlatch, each C J in the Pouatch at ‘ : v 216 - 218 H KESSL 169 First Pike St. e Ave. So. The Kind That Bites who has amused thousands of NAVY denounced by nis fallow coun A Potlatch in the Millinery Prices | | jis iy"'trout ine at tan MS" S08 NE eng 4 PURE HORSERADISH | trymen as a “disgrace to the | $1.50 TO $3.00 SHAPES FOR 47c Em thO: POUMOR BE. oss a iigee co ccneebeesecesege ’ nationality,” and they have com LADIES’ 89c SLIPPERS 65c plained to the police. 300 Felt and Silk Shapes in good variety, values from $1.50 to _—— Tho Italians expect to have $3.00, Your cholce in the Ladies’ Felt ers with turned leat Nature's Tonle; your grocer has it | fresh and strong in 100 bottles. er soles, in navy, blue, black SRERSS him barred from the streets on | | Potlatch for . : P Mt eaee s. c and gray; an exceptionally comfortable slipper, 65c i —| the’ ples that “the ‘monkey is IB} $5.00 70 $7.60 TRIMMED HATS FOR $2.29 specially priced for the Potlatch, per pair ......... | dangerous ight harm | : some one with its teeth ‘8 | Trimmed Hats In all the late models, the most becoming gather. MEN'S ROMEO SLIPPERS 98 5 Z ing, no two alike; values run from $4.00 to $7.60. Here 9 29 hese Slippers are the most comfortable for house wear po | INTEREST PROBLEM in the Potlatch tomorrow at, each ' are mad olid leather soles and elastic sides; nothing t 4 Whether interest accrues on a Other very special values in higher grade millinery, for ser On sale at the Potlatch, 98c ees Psuperior court judgment from the per pair ve ‘ a Fite of the verdict or from the sign 5 Ing of the will be de is a good thing—but not watered stock or water Rao cr ly iy se Men’s Imported $3.00 Hats for $1.50 A Potlatch in the Prices of Toys, Dolls, Games yurt In the case of Gov. W. Stet: IJ 4 petated shipment of Men's Hats, from Scott & Heath, London, Eng. | S0¢ DOLLS FOR 390 prices on son against the city, in which Judge } n the rtment 1 winter Pe Bar ge 8 Ficus tal ae cm : Ronald Wednesday held that the furs t quality 5 ak a a ho at geo ol art: i ‘at Potlateh ~ ALL $1.00 DOLLS AT 78c A Potlatch in the Prices of Men’s Furnishings — | i'°, 92,2390, "yeep Dells Laprenable Petia: win sell TBE late at in the FP The anese government has|fl LQ MBCEWRAR sec HANDKERCHIEFS 50¢ CHINA TEA SETS FOR 29¢ awarded a contract calling for $50 1,000 M . Over 20 5 t sets, including cups, saucers, creamers, tea 000 of machinery and necessary) f ui ih | in the Hat Store for the F | judgment creditor was entitled to} interest from the date of the ver-| dict. | \ CONTRACT LANDED ‘The water in piano price con sists of high rent and elegant embellishment of the store. «© Ties bought for Xmas latly priced In BOG teh at, ea all colors and values In 956 THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY | 2o9¢S305. "Ean Paces or 4 [logging equipment to the Allis 29¢ y World special ‘savings Will be found tlatet We squeeze all this water out, as we are in the low rent district and cut out the frills ot Chalmers Co,, with headquarters in 50c TIES FOR 250 . eet a attle. The Japanese government | will use the machinery in’ their| establishment of the first logging} In fine assortn kinds: to 6 | That's why we sell depend iishment | the Potlatch, per tle Chinchilla Coats, Se = able pianos for $100 less. oe ide dso MALY HOSE 17\40 GAIR in th § “ TTLE’: fest terms, DEFINES “NAGGING.” , Buy this Hosiery by the box 1.75 MAES” 980—i,itti0 Misees SEATTLE’S NEWEST AND MOST MODERN | LONDON, Dec. 1.—Defining” the i a A MO yee Feit eee ee binentnd nacettinant UNDERTAKING ESTABLISHMENT ° . |word “nagging,” Israel Alexandgy|i#’ Blain black, oxford, or black 4° ; me, | fhe, $1.60 and $176. Kind a te y Inspection of our new establishment. You will Reichert Bros. arenes, London's newest pollen} fet tee Pateeah,. oP PO 4 Coats in ait tal any 1nd depart on the, Unde > ve been idge, has gone Webster one bette a ced fina many” Sepa from the Undertaking Parlors you have been * Ti 'Nagging” he interprets, “in thalff, 2278 AMD BOYS’ swEarmas yeinter materiale specially es “hildren'’s School Dresses irom THE NOICE UNDERTAKING CO,, Broadway, Corner Union. 1205 Firet Av. constant reiteration of unpleasant4Ml gn full assortment from 98e to $6. 490 ton kn natipleen peOnCeaNan truths.” The question arose in case of a quarrel between man ang wife, Bast 200—Phones—ind. 3965 XM. S. MOICE, Pres. and Mer. ‘B. F. SCHABFFER, Secy. Established 1901. Retin camer SECOND AVE. AT JAMES ST. Af Sine onal Seen |