The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 5, 1912, Page 3

REMOVAL SALE vacating our present location, we are offering a oo from 20 to 50 per cent on our entire stock of | CRY United Prese Leased Wire) W | per i es | BAN FRANC 18CO,. A pri 5 al a ? Cc ur [That sevgn jurore” summoned , Beture Frames, Pyrographic Outfits, Wood to 9 ferve '2 Me last trial of Dr, Ot ut Glass, White ‘hina and Bric-a-brac, eh 1c. Joaion, physic GLOBE WALL PAPER CO. 907 Second Ave. ithe betrayal of | former Seattle cation, In whieh thelr attention w: ealied to articles eulogiaing the a ATA DEV AV, ‘ p Trust the People St res Everywhe: e 1119) E nt Third pacy suas Ave. Ra Near nS Seneca St. — Open Saturday Until 10 p. m. Tacoma Store 1125 C ET YOUR EASTER SUIT HERE? We are the largest retail clothiers in the world, operating 92 Credit mn / ‘Sores in the principal cities of the United States. We buy in enormous quantities— “We Buy for Less.” Our own people in New York and Chicago do our buying—“We [ appeal We can give you quaiity, syle and workmanship in ‘Our Serviceable “Union Made Garments” ary moderate price, and on a very small first payment and then only $1.00 A WEEK OR $5.00 A MONTH. - Men's Hats, Shoes and Furnishings on credit. 1S $14.75, $16.75, $18.50, $20, 02 2.50, $25. Boys’ Suits $5 to $8 Apparel for Ladies—Suits, Coats, Dresses, Hats, Plumes, Shoes, etc. _ BLUE SERGE FOR iMen’s Easter Wear “Hub-Made” Line Is Notable for VALUES UE-SERGE is selling fast this week--with Easter only two days away our tailors }are kept hustling to complete alterations in ‘time. If we promise to have your suit ready however, you’ll find it waiting when you call for it. The Regal $15 Blue Serge Suit is designed to assist the | Man with the one suit ward- tobe. Durability is assured 4% no expense of fast colors ot dependable all-wool Serge. Tailoring is far above that which you find Fin regular $15 suits—the Fhidden features of con- struction are honestly in- Stalled. Long acquaintance The Hub $20 Biue Serge Suit is an offering on which much of our best custom has been developed. Don’t judge it by its price—if we sold it at the figure its VALUES justify you would have to pay considerably more. Best grades of im- ported serge up to $45 also are here, but at any price that we offer blue serge, it With one of these suits will is with the premeditated in- make you its most loyal tention of beating any simi- friend. lar offer. Whether Single-Breasted or Double-Breasted Styles Are Wanted Cet Your NEXT Suit at THE HUB” OUR 50c Cravats Are World Beaters 615-617-619 FIRST AVE. On the Square, Opp. the Totem Pole , Were served ha wax immediately a |with marked copies of the News Let: |OUshly fnvestigate the matter SHE at amnkattcd A MARCH 5, 1912. Marked Copies of Paper on Joslen Trial Sent to Jurors ruse i physician and criticising Mine ae the startling informa “| to Superior Y | Ansistant District ey Oud to thor: Peak Lightning Hits Young Girl ST, LOUIS, April 5.--Mias Jessie Wilkins, asieep tn her room on the second floor of her home on Pred lerick street, Edwardaville, late at }night, was stunned by a bolt of lixhtning and then injured by de bris the freakish electricity heaped jon her bed. | bolt tore loose the win ‘frame and casing and piled jon the bed, hurling « portio elling on top James M, Wilkins, her father who was sleeping in the room be yt id. | Wilkins, though num that the effects had not lingered. RUNS LA FOLLETTE’S HEADQUARTERS |. Congressman John M. Nelson, of Wisconsin, who is in charge of the La Follette heedquarters in Wash- ington whiis the senator is cam paigning in the West. \Boy Lea-ns 5 Languages at 16 BROCKTON, Mass, April 5 Teachers in the Brockton high} schoo! declare that Morr aged 16, won of Mr. and Caust, te an unusnal st Coming to this country from Rus sin inst September without any| knowledge whatever of the Engtiah | language, young Caust was admit | ted to th non-English on and be came so proficient in learning the} hew tongue that he has heen ad-) mitted to the third-year class in the high school. | He now speaks five languages, French, German, Russian Yiddish! and English. COLLECTS ON SNAKE BITE PARIS, April 5.—The Paris courts have just given # verdict againat the | employers of a lady snake-charmer, | Rethors, who was badly bitten by @ jonake at the Moulin Rouge, and sued for compensation. The court decided that the snake was an “tn. atrument of work,” according to Jw. MUST REPAIR STREETS ‘The Rarber Asphalt Co. must put in repairs to paving on Terry and Boren avenues and Terrace and Jef. ferson streets before the city will release it from ite ten-year mainte- nance bond, which expired the first of the month. THE MARKETS Fhe following ore average ia by "Seal ‘Sommniogion ‘sock Gueslience, but these otherwise indicated, are fer” ' stuietiy first Butter—sell! Price. Nat ife Swann , ranges Dresses Mente—Gelling Prise, sa “poultry—Loca: Saying Springs. 2 Ibe & under _|LAS Of the Great Easter Sample Sale t The Store That Saves You Money A ThePlaceWhereYour Dollar Does the Works Three CY oe Money SAVERS—32 Men’s $1.50 MEN’S $15.00 DRESS SHIRTS EASTER SUITS .... $6.73 14¢ .. $2.45 4—25° .. $2.98 Cans OLD DUTCH 4-25¢ $3.98 Fes areata des 25C $2.49 .10¢ $9.98 1200 Pte ceer™ 14¢ suirs on coats . 912,49 $7.49 LABEL KETCHUP 1 6¢ GOLD DUST--Regular 25c. Our Price.... Men’s $1.75 LIGHT WEIGHT UNION SUITS BOYS’ $4.00 SUITS. . 4 WOMEN’S $6.50 TRIMMED HATS 4 WOMEN’S $10.00 TRIMMED HATS... Cans CARNA- TION MILK Men’s $1.50 , KAHKI PANTS or } COATS 19° Men's $3.50 DRESS SHOES ey2is Men’s $5.00 OXFORDS Now 1.8 Boys’ $2.00 OXFORDS Now 4 89° Genuine Imported English BRIAR PIPES Sterling Silver Banded Worth 50c WOMEN’S $5 DERBY HATS---Just the Thing {5c Package QUAKER OATS WOMEN’S $20.00 SUITS OR COATS... WOMEN’S $15.00 COATS OR DRESSES The Store That Saves You Money 4 Q. (f ; [ele Wh Gros Second Av. at James J Shop Early EES Doors Open 9:30 A. M. Men's $22.50 EASTER SUITS Now $44.73 Men’s $20.00 EASTER SUITS $49.25 Men’s $3.50 CORDUROY PANTS $1.98 Men’s 15c SOCKS gC Shop Early Danie Open 9:30 A. M.