The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 21, 1912, Page 3

eek ih. ee bon BE c mm. my <s al e mi. prs a THE STAR—THURSDAY, MARCH 21, 1912. STARTED) if Not, Why Not? For You Can Hear All Over “The Eighth Train Is a Money-Saver’’ it MN Bank Account Yet? Town These Words: THE EIGHTH ar THE SAME NUMBER OF WEEKS-—THE EIGHTH TRAIN /MO STL LO Aa ats GOLD DUST Others Ask 25c. Our Price 14° 4 — CANS — 4 CARNATION MILK Genuine Doiible Dip SEARCHLIGHT MATCHES Regular 5c. Out price, 3 for 1¢° OLD DUTCH CLEANSER Always 10c. Our price, 4 for in Overalls: THIS IS NOW THE HOME OF SEVEN BARS FELS NAPTHA, IVORY OR FAIRY SOAP Seven Seven Bars Bars AND WE WISH TO STATE THAT YOU WILL ALWAYS FIND OUR STOCK COMPLETE AND OUR PRICES AL- WAYS RIGHT, FOR THIS IS THE WAGE-EARNERS’ STORE MEN, LOOK HERE! —REGULAR $1.00 PIPES— THE STORE THAT SAVES =e MONEY 9:30 a. m. A Py /, Zaa = @ 4955 tol : - gy em . ~~“ "| T —-Z_ fF y Ip } Another Lot of Those Lor MEN’S $20.00 SUITS Bap grown $5.00 | go at Try one at 34° ($6.75 Men’s $2.00 SWEATER COATS Now Men’s $1.00 Blue, Black or Gray SHIRTS og! Men’s $1.50 DRESS SHIRTS Now 68° Men’s $3.50 SWEATER COATS Now Regular 25c TABLE OIL CLOTH Our price Men’s $5.00 OXFORDS Now 10c ROLLS OF ‘TOILET PAPER Four ? b¢ for Twenty-Seven Salespeople Wanted Doors Open at 9:30 a. m. SECOND AV. AT JAMES ST.