The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 15, 1911, Page 6

GIFTS ON CREDIT At the PACIFIC OUTFITTING CO. Serviceable gifts are always appreciated. The secret in making selections that your friend will appreciate is in giving something from which they derive comfort and pleas- ure, What can she buy him or he buy her to make an acceptable gift? Misses A swell Tailored Suit, Coat, Waist, Silk Petticoat or Fur Set. ForMen One of our Rochester Made Suits or Overcoats. Use Your Liberal Credit Terms for the Holidays You can purchase your 1911 Christmas gifts and pay us with your 1912 earnings. Do not let a lack of ready cash keep you from making the selections you intended. USE YOUR CREDIT. Come and see us and it will pay you. Pay us next year. foce 1418 Second Seattle’s Popular Credit House—Opposite the Bon Marche Open Saturday oe and Every Evening Next Week. A 18 ERTAKING PARLORS AND UNION CHAIR FREE WITH EACH SEWING MACHINE Here's a chance to get two Christmas gifts for the price of one, and you can Peet them on easy payments of $1.00 Weekly. With every Free Sewing Ma- ehine sold before Christmas we give one ‘of these solid oak sewing chairs, the REGULAR PRICE OF ~ new, pee EL {THISCHAIRISS6G.5SO AL Hi The Free is that new improved sewing machine which you read about in the Jeading magazines. With its up-to-date features it is revolutionizing the sewing business. {THE ne HOOSIER KITCHEN CABINET $1 ‘DOWN $1 WEEKLY We are forming a club of twenty. five members who will buy the Hoosier for Christmas, on the special terms of $1.00 down and and 91.00 a w a week. ‘The price of the Hoosier is .. = $35.00 An A An Attractive Oak Morris Chair es This superior style in the fnmed finish very Wail made chair, oughly braced spring seat and chase leather cushions. Regular price $19. Special $9.95 ‘Big Sate of Child’s Rockers» Seattle’s Largest Housefurnishing Store Buy Now Pay Later comes It's @ thor- throughout, eo All the Cred't You Wan PIKE 81. AND FIFTH AV, Gooding Peeved (By United Prees OMAMA. Dec. 15. fa Declaring that the Pinchot conservation pal-| icy t# senseless, erratic and ruinous) to the sheep and wool industry, President Frank Gooding of (the National Wool Growers’ Associa. tion, fn convention here yesterday, criticised the former chief forester in bis anoual address. Gooding declared that Pinchot had done his best to ruin the sheep his conservation policies, He charged that these policies wore jindirectly responsible for the re) cent forest fires which swept the state of Idaho. 8. W. GOULD, New Congressman from Maine Old-Fashioned Plants. Pires Burbank man is & woo sald Maude of don't ike a man who tri be so smart,” replied Maymie. first thing we know be'll be Bm ) Hastern butter gm, local .. Native apples Naval oranges ‘Dressed Spare ribs Pork seusage Iver sausage Spring broilers urkeys, live mS Rec aee alifornia ieee timothy Puget sound timothy It: 0 a Alfalta Wheat Bran. Shorts Whole Cracked iddlings. Hed vat taxed The Big National Show Is On About Pinchot and wool industry in the west by) kissless milstie- | THE STAR—FRIDAY, DECEMBER 15, HOLLY, Colo, Dec, 15-—It hae, black art until he had just become known here that a!viliage going sensation was created in the little | jouteftheway town of Boston, in| dence th: Taca county, recently, and residents fact that \of that suburb are endeavoring to Boston has | keep the matter under their bats. citement ever since, About four mouths ago & dapper) to teach the village splendid address and of refined and | can’t map 7 Seoret. ;| Winning manners, the young man) soon had friends galore. Aside ‘Teachar—Waido, was proficient as an entertainer, tion. astonishing the natives with feats ot rdemain, hypaotiom and Santa Claue!——Puck. GAS, DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION AND ALL OTHER STOMACH MISERY GOES| If your meals don’t fit comfort ably, or you feel bloated after eat ing and you believe it js the food which fills you; if what Itttle you cat Mes tke a lump of lead on your stomach; if there is difficulty in breathing ‘after eating, eructa tions of sour, undigested food and aeld, heartburn, brash of a belehing of gas, you can make up your mind that you need something to stop food fermentation and cure Indi some other name; ments and sours, cont here, ach sufferer five misery of Indigestion. “He” Was Fine Teacher; All Liked “Him” But in a sudden burst of confi y he revealed the & woman, and all agog with ox- ‘The schoo! board is on the search appearing young man was employed |for & new teacher, declaring that school, Of there's no use tatking, a wothan just | name one of from being a splendid teacher, he the best known characters of fle-| Waldo (aged 5, supercitiously)— \ sufferer, though you may call it by! your real and only trouble is that which you eat does not digest, but quickly fer producing al most any unbealthy condition. A case of Papé’s Diapepsin will fifty cents at any. Pharmacy and will convince any #1 7 minutes after j ing a single dose that Fermenta and Sour Stomach is causing the 19iL and Slippers before Christmas. FOR THE LADIES Satin and Velvet Pumps .... Kid Juliets, far trimmed .. Felt Juliets, ribbon inlaid , Fett Juliets, fur trimmed Felt Jaliets, fur trimmed .. Felt Julieta, fur trimmed Felt Slippers, felt sole .. Felt Slippers, leather sole The Phillips Boys’ Shoes for Women, in afl leathers a styles the etnire FOR THE GIRL and tassel Sizes Sto8 ,... Sizes 8% to 11. Sizes 11% to? ... Sizes 2% to 6 Your girl wants @ pair. as usual with us, cena i gestion. No matter if you call your! To make every bite of food you trouble Catarrh of the Stomach ee eat aid in the sourtehment and Nervousness or Gastritis, or by any 4 3 1 3 strength of your body, you must/other name ~ remeber rid your Stomach of polsona, ex- that a certain cure is waiting at Third consive acid and stomach gas which sours your entire meal—im cide to begin ite use. terferes with digestion and causes, Pape’s Diapepsin }8o many sufferers of Dyspepsia, |Sick Headache, Hiliousness, Con stipation, Griping, ete. Your case |i no different—you are a stomach 319 PIKE STREET turer, which demand his entire attention. chase price, which was MEN’S HATS 100 Derby Hats, all leading makes, go at $2.50 Men's Felt Hats goat.. $3.00 Men's Felt Hats go at $5.00 Hats, such as Roelofs and other latest style BREED OF siveci cov ious sions coccees oes By ; CAPS 75¢ Men's Caps go at .. SOc Boys’ Caps go at ... LADIES’ WOOL SWEATERS $5.00 and $6.00 Ladies’ All Wool ee go at $1.68 “Dress Goods, which will be put We also have broken lines of Corsets, Underwear, etc., etc., on our bargain counters, CLOTHING $10.00 Men's Suits cut to .. $12.00 Men's Suits cut to $15.00 Men's Suits cut to : TIES 25c Men's Dress Ties go at\....0+ 50c Men's Silk Dress Ties go at . 75¢ Men's Silk Dress Ties go at ......... CHILDREN’S SCHOOL SHOES | $1.25 Children's Shoes cut to .... F $1.50 Children's Shoes cut to $2.50 Children’s Shoes cut to .. SLIPONS $15.00 English Stipons cut to .......... $6.75 $18.00 and $20.00 English Slipons cut to. .88.55 A full line of the well known Kenyon Cravenette Overcoats, regular price $20, cut to...,..§88.89 Guaranteed Waterproof. 319 PIKE ST. any drugstore the moment you an Avenue wit any out-of-order Stomach within fire minutes, and digest promptly, with out any fuss or discomfort all of lany kind of food you eat \ regulate | FREE—FREE We will absolutely give away a pair of Pants FREE with every suit sold. HOSE 15e Men's Hose cut to 25 Men's Hose cut to 25e Men’s Cashmere Hose cut to , 15c Men’s Working Sox cut to 25¢ Men's Working Sox cut to 50c¢ Men’s All Wool Sox cut to .. OVERCOATS AND CRAVENETTES $15.00 Overcoats cut to .... 7.85 $15.00 Cravenettes.cut to .. 7.75 Also made-to-order Clothing at half price: MEN’S SWEATERS $1.50 Men's Sweaters cut to $3.50 Men's. Wool Jersey Swe: sizes, cut to Fane eee ewww meee SUSPENDERS | Se Men's Suspenders go at .. Se Men's Suspenders go at 30c Men's Suspenders go at .. ‘The rest of our President Suspende: 15e Arrow Brand Collars cut to 15e Linen Handkerchiefs cut to . 25c Garters cut to .....00. od Paris Garters cut to . 25c Sleeve Holders cut to .. For the Accommodation of the Holiday Buyers This Store Will Be Open Until 9 p. m. Daily. Will Close All High Cut Jockey Button Boots, with patent cuff | Mr. Silverstone has us to offer the g | Faust Slippers, finest made | Romeo Stippers, black or ta Slippers, bi or tan KE ett Biippers, black or tan | Romeo Slippers, black or tan Opera Slippers, black or tan Everett Slippers, black or tan Slippers, several styles | Slippers, 50c and eee Felt Slippers, felt soles . | The Phillips Boys’ Shoes | in all syle and leather Sizes 9 to 13% | Sizes 1 wo 5% . JU8T THE THE PHILLIPS BOYS CUT THE PRICE Shoes for the Whole Family $250 and Down—Not Up 1313—THIRD AVENUE—1313 j MAKE NO MISTAKE-—Remember the Name, Remember the Number, |i they stand for high quality Shoes at lowest possible prices. You have only eight shopping days in which to buy THE PHILLIPS BOYS’ They will be eight busy days with us, looking after the wants of careful buyers, but the store where your dollar does its full duty is ready and | willing to save you money, GIVE US THE CHANCE. || EVERY ITEM A MONEY SAVER FOR THE MEN Shoes No credit, no discount, no commission, no delivery, low rent, enable ‘The PRS Boze ty make cori Lettem prices on high ou pow “FOR THE BOY High Cut Storm Blucher Boots, {n black or tan grain leather, with cuff and buckies. $2.00 + $2.50 THING FOR RAINY DAYS YOUR BOY NEEDS THEM We PUR all the nice new things § in shoes for the little ones, ‘haa at prices none can match. Felt Fireside Slippers for the children, a rest for the tired feet after a day in school and at play, Our line of regular cut Shoes for boys and girls is very complete, and, cued and oe Low. CUT THE PRICE SHOES FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY $2.50 AND DOWN, NOT UP Look for Electric Sign That Says “PHILLIPS SHOES” 319 PIKE STREET GOING FOR A SONG The $30,000 stock of high class Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Hats, Shoes, Ladies’ Dry Goods, etc., taken over by P. ceiver appointed by the U. S. District Court, has been disposed of by him to the undersigned Necessarily he sacrificed in this transaction, enabling A. Silverstone, through the re- + business interests as a manuiac- goods for just a mere fraction of his pur- LESS THAN 50 CENTS ON THE DOLLAR BUY FOR A SONG AND SING IT YOURSELF—YOUR CHOICE—THESE ARE ONLY A FEW OF OUR MANY BARGAINS. MEN’S PANTS. $1.50 Men’s Pants go at $3.00 and $3.50 Men’s Pants go at . . $1.89 $4.00 and $5.00 Heavy Wool Custom Made Men's PRG ON Oe ia ns soa wade .... $2.89 $3.00 Corduroy Pants go at .:. .. $1.38 MEN’S UNDERWEAR > 50c Men’s Underwear go at 75c Men's Ribbed and Fleece’ $2.00 Men's Union Suits go at Inderwear. $1.00 Men’s Natural Wool Underwear go at.68¢ $1.50 Men's Wool Underwear go at . 98¢ DRESS SHIRTS © $1.00 Men's Dress Shirts go a $1.50 Men's Dress Shirts go at . $2.50 Men's Dress Shirts go at ... .. WORKING SHIRTS 6Sc Men's Working Shirts go at ... at .. $1.00 Men’s Flannel Working Shirts go at. $2.00 Men’s Wool Working Shirts go at. $1.25 Men's Working Shirts go SHOES—SHOES Dress Shoes $2.50 Men’s Dress Shoes cut to . $3.00 Men's Dregs Shoes cut to . $3.50 Men’s Dress Shoes cut to . $4.00 Men's Dress Shoes cut to .. We can fit any foot Working Shoes $2.50 Men’s Working Shoes go $3.50 Men’s Working Shoes go 5.00 Men's Working Shoes go $6.50 Men's Loggers’ Boots go Ask for our Waterproof Boots _Day Friday at ....,.. $1.89 - $2.48 at. at. at to Arrange SEATTLE $1.28 . $1.18 .. $3.89 and Shoes the Stock. Sale Starts Saturday Morning, Dec. 16, 1911 at 9 o’Clock Sharp WATCH FOR THE NUMBER, 319 PIKE ST.. BETWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH AVES. 20 SALESLADIES AND 10 SALESMEN WANTED. A. LAZAN 1313 . Third Avenue 89¢ 17¢ .38¢ 884 . 38¢ - -68¢ A8e¢ . O8¢ $1.48 $1.89 $2.48 $2.89 $3.48 ing lar of he ha of at th. th: th: th th he HH ome hate ak dew hc