The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 8, 1911, Page 8

em, Play Whist to Reclaim Young Girl CHICAGO, Deo, &—Bridge whist {to have fallen in love Was played by 300 society women |ago while attendin Yesterday for the benefit of a giri|ran away from schoo! and Of the slums, the identity of whom |ried, Her father, sald to be a Rone of them knew, The girl's |inent citizen, and a gun by Father The |months after her wi a money r rday, about $300, father refused to take he Will be the fund to sup-| After efforts in other ¢ port the on gradually drifted into The girl, who is now 19, is said \derworld. She became a and Shoes is very complete $2 5 -—WOMEN’S SATIN ' PUMPS—The latest for dress and evening wear. Only . ; $1 5 ent and gun metal calf; cuff and tassel. Sizes 8% to ll . Sizes 114 to Sizes 2% to 6 Ne’ We are ready for the Holiday trade. JOCKEY BOOTS FOR GIRLS—In pat you want at the small prices that always rule at THE PHILLIPS w York style $2.50 | $1.5 styles; Only | with patent | See | } | to 1% . | PRICE | Sizes 1 NONE SO coop AT THE $1,257 ike: wine, blue, gray, black, Only .. trimmed; THE BEST MADE WOMEN’S FELT JULIE med, with hand-turn sole; Only. $1.0 ors black, maroon and brown. bon trimmed; colors Only ... Seattle or Portland Stores. 1313 Third Avenue Clothes Second, Credit to All The hand-tailored Bradbury System Clothes, backed up by and digni- signifies a a most convenient fied credit plan, service far superior to all com- petition st one more point —PRICE. Undoubtedly, you will be able to settle this point when you come in contact with the values. We invite a most rigid comparison, you being the judge. —WOMEN’S FELT JULIETS—Fur or | sreen, lavender or Se re FELT JULIETS—Fur or rib red brown; a big value and a little price TS—Fur trim $1.00 BEST AT THE PRICE black and | or tan hk C | and pric THE PHILLIPS BOYS | CUT THE PRICE SHOES FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY—$2.50 AND DOWN, NOT UP Look for Electric Sign That Says “PHILLIPS” “SHOES” Two Important Reasons Why You Should Come Here for Your Clothes First, Bradbury System SUITS A Suits Ag d patterns, tall precisely that cannot po custom price. The special cutting and | signed by the Bradbury System adaptation to the different pro- | Tailors and made of quality ma- portioned gentlemen in Brad- | terials. The much-desired con- bury tailoring enables us to fit | vertible collar coat 1s shown you to a perfection, Blues, | here in perfect fitting designs Black, Browns, Grays and the | and popular fabrics. This over popular rough mixtures; super- | coat showing is worthy of the jor in newness of pattern and | inspection of every man, Prices quality of fabric, At $20 to $40 1332-34 Second E A ha __ Outi = “Seattle's and Blucher styles. price on the Coast BRADBURY SYSTEM t scope of popular col- tailoring sibly duplicate accee OPEN UNTIL 10.P. M. SATURDAY been cured of the drug habit two years ent. She Rooni 207 Traders Bidy Gor. ‘Third ané Marion. ted six TUMIGEE Includes — bia sash int om ment Of sinew and pat lirections| Eas the wun Does It victim of THE PHILLIPS BOYS —-Cut the Price— Shoes for the Whole Family $2.50 and Down-Not Up 1313—-THIRD AVE.—1313 Remember the name, Remember the number, they stand for shoes of the highest quality at lowest possible prices. SLIPPERS AND CHILDREN’S SHOES SATURDAY Our stock and assortment of Christmas Slippers Full of the nice slippers and Children’s Jockey Button Boots BOYS. ATTRACTIVE ITEMS PRICED FOR CAREFUL BUYERS AND veiver | —MEN'S SLIPPERS—In black viel kid; Romeo, Opera hand-turn sole; nice for father to by EVERY PAIR MADE TO WEAR @1 DR—MEN'S SLIPPERS—HNlack or tan vicl hand-turn sole; 18) @te@v kid in Ror Opera and Everett styles $1 25 | nice soft sole. Slippers to rest the tired 1 25 " feet of the bread winner, Only . OTHERS ASK MORE FOR LESS QUALITY No credit, no discount, no commission, no delivery, low rent—enable The Phillips Boys to make a bottom prices on high-quality shoes. $1.00 ere Site: good sore: for beth wear and comfort, A DECIDED BARGAIN 75c —MEN'S SLIPPERS—A good,, comfortable c in black Te The PHILLIPS BOYS’ SHOE for men or women, $2.5 50, is the greatest aan on the Coast. All leathers, all styles, all sizes, all widths. isfaction and comfort will be your feeling if youdo. We issue certificates good in either our stipper; Everett style; good sole; eather; a slipper for style, wear ¢ none attempt to mateh. Only Better try a pair for Christmas. Sat- ‘Women’s Felt Rint with sitio felt or leather olen, only 50c. Men’ 8 Felt Sicours, with felt soles, 50c. Men's Velvet Embroidered or Imitation Alligator Slippers, only 50c. Boys’ Slippers, Girls’ ‘Slippers and became for the kidion. Me ome 31 3 Third “TODAY’S STYLES TODAY” ND OVERCOATS Overcoats jlored 90 | Overcoats comprises the | cuts In Auto Coat at the | and elty Str from. $18 to $35 STERN citing Co., Inc. Relicbe Credit House”’ range Near a jdruge and finally told her story to Father Perry. He had her pl in a Sanitarium, whe ahe Gordon, Tracie $30 SAMAKVE | suits sa $[7 30 and tan and Everet $1.50 THE PHILLIPS BOY—Our all leathers in button ® Kreatest value for the 1.50 ck or tan; Ey- Avenue Our superb showing of stylieh latest Dress Coats et Coats; de THE STAR—FRIDAY, Wide Assoc 4. CRINON AND ATLANTA, Ga, Deo, 8—An in tornatic ion of laboring men that will include the workmen of every civilized country, is pre dicted by G. H, Roberts, whip the labor party in the British house of commor Mr. Roberts, tog with J Crinon, of the Eng velation of mill operatives, attended the re cent convention here of the Amer jean Federation of La as fre ternal delegates from Great Britain. Mr. Roberts will remain in the United States for several uh re Took Five Horses to Draw Hearse Containing Texas Giant Judd Parker, the largest man who ever lived in Texas, died on his farm, near Decatur. He weighed 457 pounds, & special coffin had to be made for him and i five horses to draw the the ceme red to hear Nothing but 118 Figure in This Baby's Career. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Houwde® of Crooksville, O., have a baby) Who arrived at 1) minutes payt 11 o'clock on the Lith day of the Tith month of 1911, and who at birth weighed 11 pounds Freshmen Get Hair Cut Convict Style at Louisiana University. freshmen of Louisiana conviet style by @ crowd of older students Three hundred young men who a» sumed were ordered to “do’ their own bair LIVE OW SEVEN CENTS A DAY teache: jthe kinderg ten training school Twelve cents a day would Include luxuries in the meal The test was to determine wheth r the high cost of living was due prices, or if waste and misman ment were blamable. The girlx nd up a model flat and seven-cent menu they akfast—Cornmeat brown bread or toast, cc served | or cocoa |} Luncheon Peanat sandwiches, |bread and jelly squares, fruit Dy Split pea ast, apple ten In a few day will be fitted | 80-YEAR-OLD MAN WANTS A DIVORCE | TACOMA, Dec. 8.—After less than four months of wedded bliss, Anthony, Presley, 60, and a civil war veteran, wants a divorcee from his 60-year-old wife. He says she tied him up and spit in his face in a fit of jealousy. i) The match was arranged by | soup, cream dumplings 1 sauce a working girl's up for further long distance by Presley's son The old man says is a poor judge of in Colorado. his son women, [A eek * | |* CHUMS WED 3 SISTERS |* PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 8 * Three sister od at | * the same time in the Chureb of * Our Mother of Sorrows to \* three youths who have been | | were * chums since childhood * The brides were Miss Antia % Regina Dooley, Miss Mary Ger * trude Dooley and Miss He arde Dooley. The young me were Robert Die * mond, James A. Clark and ® Francis Soden. |* The three couples started on * a joint honeymoon, and when * they return they will live ima ie three-family house, SEREEEEE ESSERE EEE EEE EE Pawn nna nnn ‘BOY DIES FOR - somumlll PET DOG L, AWRENCE, Kas., Dec attempting to save the ‘ite lof his dog, Albert Johnson, 10 year jold, of North ed in the Kansas river, The |had broken through the thin ice, n the boy saw his pet sin} hed to the rescue. The ice was too weak to support bis weight jand he also sank STANDARD OIL CASE BUFFALO, N, Y., Dee. ed States Tndge Mazet ion de. |ferred sentence until Dec. 22 in the of the Standard Oil company Jersey, convicted yester day of having accepted rebates from railroads on shipments of oil from Olean, N. Y., to Burlington, Vt, The company was found guil- ty on 143 counts, maximum penalty of $2,860,000, URE: - Juntversity had their hair trimmed | onsibility for the outrage | | CINCINNATI Dec, 8.—Beven yet lente & day ts enough to provide |Swimming Pools Tranamit Infec- lample food, according to the incip- | Neoasee, | the aentor class of} That © xwimming pool open to mush and} Lawrence, was drown: | dog | Unit | aggregating alc DECEMBER 8, 1913 British Leader Predicts a World G. H. ROBERTS and will then visit Canada “In England,” he ways, “the la bor party is striving for home rule for Ireland, reduction of the hours of employment in shops and mills, pensions for aged and disabled working 4 women, and the abolishment of special taxes “Our purpose in to render the Hives of working people comfort able and healthful. We shall not rent satisfied until all are well housed and well clothed; until they have the means of properly educat ing their children the same way are now » ly bald peads mpus Gets a Letter Mailed to Him Ten Years Ago. D, Solomon of Brooklyn, N. Y has just recelved a letter that was mailed at Boston, Nov. 13, 1901, atl dressed to him at No, 64 Willoughby | st. An electrician found the | | crumpled up at the bottom of the} Willoughby st, mall box Don't Need to Blow Open Postoffice Safe in Springfield, M The postmaster of Spr | Mass, in counting up his day's re-| leelpta yesterday found that he bad laccepted a $100 Confederate bil! |for @ United States money order, It | beats blowing up the portoffice safe and saves dynamite. Artificially Hatched Quail Do Not the has decid EF | discontinue the experiment of arth Connecticut 4d to unsatisfactory, |game commiasion fictally hatching” quail. The work | has been carried on since last Feb TUArY, and no expense was spared jto make it @ success, use by many persons becomes con jtaminated with bacteria from the bodies of the swimmers, and may, and sometimes does, transmit seri ous infectious diseases, was an nounced in an address before the : society b instructor in sanitary eoring at Harv rd university Five Minutes | East 414, ADISON | | “«« Bekins ° | Btore automobile (de y) under ‘ vag Met Fireproof i 109 First Av. South 216-218 Pike Street Sensational Slaughter of Prices A ee Such as Seattle has never before witne us been made in a Clothing, Furnishing Goi Shoes, Hajs and Boy Suits We give up the struggl gainst increasing ren d¢ at the ’ of our lease, which is just upon us. We'll take no chances on th ' ‘ treet. It is better to dispose of the goods to the pub t a loss right ne on business solely for the benefit of the landlord any longer Men’s Furnishings MEN’S SUITS AND OVERCOATS $10.00 Men's Suits cut to $4.79 $12.50 Men's Suits cut to. $5.79 $16.50 Men's Suits cut to $7.69 $20.00 Men $9.48 $12.50 Overcoats cut te ates $4.79 $16.50 Overcoats cut to......6+-- $7.69 | $1.00 Dre irts cut $20.00 Cravenettes cut to $9.48 | $1.50 Dress Shirts cut t $12.00 Apsley Slip-ons cut to . 85.79 | $2.00 Pongee Sh $16.00 Apsley Slip-ons cut to......$7.69'] $1.00 Lisle Underwear $2.00 Unior $1.50 W $2.00 Extra v Wool SHOES Shoes $3.50 Men's $4.00 Men's $5.00 Men cut to Shoes cut hoes cut to an Imported Hose cut t PANTS $3.00 Men's Pants cut to........0+- $4.00 Men's Pants cut to $5 and $6 Men's Pants cut to..... BOYS’ CLOTHING Suits cut to $2.00 Flannel Sb $3.00 Fla 4.00 . $2.48 $2.89 $3.48 toys’ Sox cut to Boys’ 00 F rts eut to its cut to ’ Suits cut to nnel Shirts cut to LAG $1.48 HATS sei a s aurlS $2.50 and $3.00 Hats cut to..,.... $1.29 $4.00 and $5.00 Hats cut to $1.89 Useful Xmas Gifts All these goods are in individual Xma $1.00 Ties cut to..... $1.00 Set of Tie match $2.00 Set of Garters 18¢ Bands and 50c Suspenders cut to.... and 75c Suspenders cut tO. ...ccecsseeeee $1.00 Suspenders cut to...seeeseeees in Suspenders, 50c Ties cut to ck are ake the iced $0 © same No limit to a customer in any line as long as the goods last. In our Shoe st found the world standard n’s and Packard's at prices which would manufacturers ashamed t, every article of merchand low that dealers will find it to their advantage to buy here 3 chance whether the purchase be large or small, by single piece or in qu 216-218 Pike St. Cakes That Are Sometimes Makes a Big Difference | If You Are Suffering the Tortures to Wait Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Free Trial Package t relief afforded poor | over-burde stomachs by the use| of a Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablet should be a reason for constantly keeping a box on hand—at home and at the office as well The ft | The Stomach Welcomes Quick Relief, A Stuart's Tablet not only aids digestion but It actually does the digegting itself. In other words {t| furn etly the same ele. ments for the digestion of food ae) the natural juices of the stomach, The stomach, therefore, is not called upon to do any of the work except to churn the juices furnished | by the tablet and then push the digested food along into the inter tines where ft will be still further, digested and the strength taken up by the blood to be carried to the | muscles and nerves of the body. sia Tablet after a meal you give the stomach the rest it needs in which to mend itself and | well again, And you absolutely |prevent the souring of any food. the formation of any stipation. qone more for humanity and | Caused more rejoicing than | other one agency that named. Every druggist everywhere sells |and personally recommends Stuart's | Dyspepsia Tablets. The price is 60) cents per box. If you wish to try) have any you free if you write to F, A. Stuart » 160 Stuart Bldg. 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