The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 26, 1912, Page 3

THE STAR—FRIDAY, APRIL 26, 1912 WKAR RA ARR aa * A Permanent Cure for Ravasasiaa ‘ Chronic Constipation « paaanXEAR OLD BOY ie » April 26, we] Amos Wells, a 12-yearold * ~ " Dyear FP sncves r ‘ : ) «|® boy, ts the proud pow | me. r : . “ y “ ~ th “'l® today of Ap autographed 5 j A a gh te ® of Emma’ Calve, the fan ’ 7 * singer, a pass to her concert * i oo ped ma po eed a ls A tonight, sev. ® , e® : ~ headin , oral Ko and the mem- # t © le D > . ug, all because w | Reveral bottles before a . wus * of his honesty in returning to # 4s ! bo it @ house cant ; ts rn i * the diva a rare plece of Jewel * * ry she lost here yesterday * OF LEWIS & CO.’S STOCK’ CONTINUES TO ATTRACT LARGE CROWDS TO “THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY.” MORE AND GREATER BARGAINS READY FOR YOUR SELECTION SATURDAY] FACEPTIONAL VALU rs BELOW WE MERELY GIVE YOU AN IDEA OF THE MANY LOTS AND CONSEQUENT SAVINGS—SAVINGS THAT 7 SHOULD INDUCE LIBERAL PURCHASES AT M'CORMACK BROS. GREATER DEPARTMENT STORE SATURDAY, OR ATTRACT PEOPLE ALL WS : ABOUT SOUND ‘~ — SEE WINDOW DISPLAY — The wide publicity given the Hoffman Reorganization Sale, fy aa e, and the tales spread about its wonderful bargain values, draw the ‘dest buyers in crowds from the entire Puget Sound district. There is no denying the evidence of th j ” $1. imere , i Lewis & Co.’s 35c le crowded all day long, day after day, for thres weeks, there's a “She lost her complexion.” Boys’ $1.00 Cassimer Here Are the Season's Very Latest Styles in fssen, The crowds that have been aitendin organization - Pant OTH oe Sale at Hlettman's; seming Bah: Sa preys Hayling fing th LITTLE TOTS START ag LEWIS & Co.’sS QUALITY CL ES open end and reversible doing so because of these bargains. Day after day there ON A LONG JOURNEY |@ 79¢ FOR LESS THAN HALF REGULAR PRICES 1 gc piled on the tables at the most astonishingly low prices. M/ 4 bd ~ * ARRAN ee OUR PRECISE ARTIST od neighbors of the wonderful bargains they get and Men’s $35.00 Society, Sincerit id Soph Brand Suits ve eraarea baa - , ‘ . y, Sincerity and Sophomore Bra ilies uot ‘2. be seeued cor anh the pth so gene D | Boys’ 75c School Men’s $20.00 Society, Sincerity and Sophomore Brand Suits York are sending invoices daily of new purchases that will 5 Bligh, 9, and Hugh | Pants, now eve shortly, and procter cits 4 ready a 1 started ale rday for Minois, 4 Men’s $15.00 Suits for Boys’ $6.00 and $7.00 all pure wool prejudiced. There isn’t a better assorted nor more uptodate | With big them and about Cc Men’s $20.00 Suits for Suits in browns and grays, now . $4.98 Mtock In Seattic toda: Hundreds of new Spring Coats and Suits, in. JJ) 20 pounds 8 $2. 59 cluding the new Norfolks, priced especially attractively for tomor- [| The children’s father ts dead and Boys’ $4.00 Suits for Lewis & Co.'s $1.50 row. the mother's husband has s : |left her, so she sent them to her| and $1.75 Dress Shirts $50 Man-Tailored Suits in Blue keoy pen yy Bn ag nie oft ber je ed Ver Fels-Naptha, Ivory-or Fairy |] 1214c Mill End |] Carnation Milk, evaporated sizes 14 to 18, each ebts. to th ist of cream, Serge and Suiting . . « $22. 50 a lab MARATHONITIS and Pants now, each Soaps, 7 bars for Muslins, yard a ies bare gece: 4 $35 Suits and Coats, serges, | BANTA,MOSA. cal, Ane 2 25¢ Oi 4 — } | RRL bd |The next time Hen Crabtree, a col lege student, trains fo: athon mannish mixtures . $17.95 Biss seen eins ors marunon $25 Man- Tailored Novelty Serge. will not go through Sebastapol, He was chased three miles by 100 citi nd Men’s $3.00 Sweater tens of that village before thetr mis : “ A DUTCH CLEANSER Sults, mannish mixtures, $9.95 J) = eo Pearline, Gold Dust or Citrus |} 7¢Calicoes, |] | DUTCH CLEANSER, 1 Coats, blue and gray, i creat nia incipally light $20 Long Silk Coats $9. 95 | SMALL BOY TRICK | $1.00 Coutil Corsets, 1] Powder, 25¢ packages, for |] "thades, yard price, 4 cans for now | HILLSBOROUGH, Cal, Apri 26.| Hose a { }—A small boy wandered upon the attache: C | Crocker estate here and unchained | $35 to $40 ‘Suits 5 ee ‘$19. 50 liwo dogs, ‘which fought to « falich,| 2 Champions Haleyon $20 Serge and Silk Dresses, |: em a ——_ $5. ss “vesasthtamtmazemmenbgs 50c Belt Pins and Brooches 25c Oilcloth, CAN OPENERS 25c. 500 Men’s Cotton Sox, $22. 50 Long Coats . . $12.50 i epee now offered for now, per yard Sell Chewtore Pe black and tan, all sizes $12 and $15 Tailored Skirts, | dla w|i $1.25 Combination 39¢ 12: Al | ~ “ 2-Piece Muslinwear $6. 45 ‘arroll is 4 olhg for $10, Imost ruined my trade now offered for 25 and $30 Suits . . $12.50 J)... =H _ Suits . 8 95 Cea We Lively Days Scheduled for Friday and Saturday in the Women’s $35 White Serge Suits $17.45 [aoe eee READY-TO-WEAR SECTION | [io item waa high table in the St. Francis hotel] Tailor Made Blue Serge Suits . $12.00 Women’s and Misses’ Silk Cotton Underwear, to address 300 suffragettes. y | : 0 oh a ' ; i $9. 75 Dr. $5.98 gray and ecru, 75¢ me ro Proseey — $ 1S.50 pr tah te a B achy “Pee sob $22.50 Women’ s and Misses’ Tailor Alterations free on all garments up values for bie ar ie.cm. SOME gettin tee Made Suits $11.95 | from $12.00. , PORTLAND, Or., April 26.—""Yust} Hose, pair |for fan,” said Gos Erickson, ex-| plaining why he rang the door bells | ; i is' $25 School Norfolks llth $ | o of a number of adjoining houses, | ' 1 Women’s Lawn Dressing Ladies’ pone $4.00 Silk and Net Waists, asking each time ff he might remain | erie ais! ] $20 Coats feet Gee ew $5 all night. “For the same reason 1| Jackets, various colors, 59c_ |} Ling now offered for, each i —_— fine you $30,” sald the court. | values, for now offered for $5 Panama and Serge Skirts, COW DIDNT WORK $t 95 HOOD RIVER, Or. Ae 26. cilia artis , | Wrought Iron Hose $4 and $5 Messaline Petticoats, |: daring vareback HM for Children, 20c — son thet — — $t. 75 lccchan, bet they tidak, with cancts values, guaranteed, Cigtics Pras Best Quality Fine Tissue be did ae }nursing, he will pull through | 5c to 10c package Envelopes Toilet Paper, 10c size, 4 rolls $15 Foulard Silk Dresses, $4.95 or Writing Tablets $15 White Serge Dresses, $4.95 ——— ! Lewis & Co's $2.00 and $20 Blue ‘Serge Coats, $9. 95 Bheote in" ee ‘preaucane” "Briss $2.50 Dress Shirts, ‘case bject to variation, ; " ttached and detached Dancing Frocks Sesciad, Eaf"ttan pita, cetes © Women’s 25c Fine atin aati eae tee sen aa Hiterwine tndleated, are for’ strictly Cotton Hose, Lisle _ $a” Earrings, worth regular 75c cuffs, all sizes n Floor for Ss De if ana Be atver——selling Price, finish, pair German Silver Mesh Bags, Wastingvon bw 50c to $7.50 each, during this sale, ONE-FIFTH OFF A SHOE SALE Surpassing in Magnitude AND LOW PRICES ANY YET Cooper’s Silk Lisle ATTEMPTED Knit Underwear, sold Women’s 35c Jersey Ladies’ $2.50 Vici Kid Shoes now Men’s $4.00 Shoes and Oxfords, a elsewhere for $1.50. Ribbed Union Suits, $1.49 Our price, garment now $1.50 Sweaters for Women and Misses, 35c ro Ladies’ $3.50 Oxfords 1. ethic alin memes Fn * 7 #9088 ds Children’s $1.50 Shoes for ’ $3. i J 75c Boys’ Sweaters . . r i : i . @10¢ i ‘ , | Sample Shell 5c box Wire 5c to 10c Hair Nets, rE . A $4 Silk Shirt Waists, $1.95 |) Sem 3 | Barrettes, values to Hair Pins Safety Pins with ‘or without RIBBONS and LACES $10 Silk Kimonos. . He Hr 25c, now pega at prices that almost —s* HERE'S A a compel yor uy. $5 Black Tailored Skirts, $1.25 |: Bt MILLINERY 10¢ 3¢ 2¢ 2:6 3c me sO. Ribbons, ~ bade its ; SENSATION ard $20 Slipons and Raincoats, $7.95 fi: cot ate noice of any Trimmed |= poco 25¢ to 35¢ Ribbons, i “ie ie | Hat in the house, Durham Duplex 5c box Tooth 5c card Shell 400 best Needle yard 18c $ 0 Men’ s- Raincoats, $3. 95 aie : wees she values to $10.00 Razors, equal to $5 Picks Hair Pins 5c to 7c Laces, ri $15 Black Satin Coats, $7.45 Point Pins, 5c value values, for Tucks. live, tat } 15c Laces, yard . $10 Children’s Coats . $3.95 Joris ii ing moe | $3.98 29¢ 3¢ 3¢ yh soe to Te Alive $20 Women’s Suits . $9.95 Toco Ng re" $1.50 Sailor Hats : $10 Tub Dresses . . $3.95 | Sia 7 aed 98c THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY y, raat: vn wc f a Hemstitched Hand- 10 French Plumes . . $3.95 sorta 8 @ Q kerchiefs, regular 15c Unparalleled values in values, for ne $1 Dressing Sacks . . 25c 9%: si A Sie and Drew Goods f / i, | wi ey 89c M ines, Fou- $2.50 House Dresses, $1.00 Hee an instar HEB ¢ Messaline (] |e <3 lards and : pause HOFFMAN CLOAK & SUT (OJ gig | A 2 geseemm J me SECOND AV. AT JAMES ST.j| APPLY AT ONCE PETER F. REGAN, Manager. be BS ; 1316 SECOND AVENUE Dance at Dreamland tonight. °**| i