The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 24, 1912, Page 7

THE STARA TRIDAS. MAY 24, 1912. fae | ‘SS 0 Tete HERE'S BLANCHE BATE’ sa ar Bees: ff aiid are a ith BACK EAST" mine the k a VE CLOTHS which aan aed, end thon w Hl \ our SUITS are made; to show he . 5 you the different MK 8 that te moe S . . fashion has approved; to Fit 1d be made. } Pree LY for the SUIT show! \ a ORDER, it smartne tion of ap- | SHANER & WOLFF son THIRD AVENUE Today’: + sine g d phere oo von 1 Hundreds of delightful places to spend a : summer vacation. THIS IS THE SEASON FOR ree? AU] Including fascinating New York and his toric o) A NEW BRADBURY SUIT Fe PA \| eee p> Age deote, witch, ore on eete a8 your bane There !s a Bradbury Suit during the summer, read here for every man and young man who wants his full money's worth io clothes, When a fair price ie paid he will have a right to expect an all-wool, cor rectly tatlored, perfectly fit ting suit, and there is no trouble to get it if it bears the label “Bradbury System.” BLANCHE BATES, In all the new models, in- Since Blanche Bates, who will be; bands are all alfke, MEN are dif. eluding the full box back in Seattle next week, registered her | ferent. coat, these stylish, carefully emphatic bit a# Roxana tm “No-| A widow knows that a man will! made garments cost no more body's Widow,” she has been | not tolerate a sense of humor in his than the price asked for or deluged by inquiries as to where | sweetheart, but that be positively divary clothing. Bhown ex- and how she succeeded in acquiring | demands it in his wife. clustvely at this store and her knowledge of widows and their A widow knows that there ts shown in a full line of sizes wilea, Miss Bates, with that can-| nothing a man so much dislikes as in all popular materials, dor which is indicative of her per-|to be obliged to He to a woman, sonalty, has lasued the edict that | and that he'll always tell her the she has studied over fifty spect | truth if she wilt only let him. 25 to $40 mons of the genus “widow” to se | A Widow knows when a man fs, cure a psychological acquaintance | 40d when he is not, in love with and compiled therefrom the follow-| ber. She never scatters her ener ing “Widow Philosophy gies in the wrong direction, ‘\ os A wit k that, while hi A widow knows that a woman can ~ We Give You wl ret ped = : 08 marry any ae she ehoenes, any- \ i e NI W Y ORK Credit JEFFRIES’ SALOON | "% wre cus convontenty rors (F NTRAI her age, provided ahe doesn't look it A widow knows that satiety 4! Just select the sult you i HURT BY FIRE never yet killed true love, all popu- 4 l | NI Ss ~ - wish, making a small pay- LOB ANGELES, May 24.--Dam-| lar superstitions to the contrary ment and the remainder may age amounting to $15,000 was done A widow knows that a little be settled by the week or and G. L. Watson, a fireman, seri) psychology is a dangerous thing—| month, This makes it easy — injured by falling from a Ind-|to courtship | for you to get the best. der in a fire that started in the! widow knows that worth— basement of James J, Jeffries’ sal-| * men do not make good lovers, loon here. One woman was carried | according to the remantic notion of Popular etna a iy 2 to the street by means of ladders | what a good lover ought to be | Suite at a be opbar a We when it cam rent that the] A’ widow knows—and this te mor creo igen nom Hy Bang onan fire migh an adjoining important than all the rest—a wt ave a splend e » rooming he where she liver | dow kne ce fin th Detaenae Geta. Geoiian ” here she lived w knows that modesty is the beat | pabbeien It is only the foolish virgin models in any fabries from DIAMOND RING | who, by reason of her very innoe reputable makers, and you can ate ‘a, most Geolrabie STARTS IT ALL | Si@pisilt to realize the value of de ZB <n selection from CHICAGO, May $3--When there ine ogy oer ali —r whi If you were compelled to give up within the next two weeks a long-established location, | Was No reapone to her appeals for | ————__ 2 with a $25,000 stock of new, seasonable, high-class merchandise on your hands, and every A UTTLE DOWN 5 , . 15 t 25 funds to assist the suffraget move-| landlord between Mukilteo and Tacoma, knowing what you were up against, had the A UTTLE WEEKLY 0 yorralpen fog Prather’ saostinn hareg sharp, cold tering “steal” hooks all ready for you? (Here's where you talk for a of the isaippl Va 1 poe : “ae frage amsoctation, Men Mary Hat | minute.) . Ob, you wou you? Then maybe they'd hang you. But we can’t theorize. NEW STRAW SUMMER LIGHT WEIGHT ford, prestdent of the lowa Suffra, ° jeagne, who already had pledged $256 | » y 9 WATS FURNISHINGS UNDERWEAR }to the fund, took a $100 diamond | | We re ains jring from her finger and added it} / Sst patent steams peo th, . , es We'll have to get rid of the entire stock We can't hold onto the location longer than conten began to pour tn im- beautiful ca June Ll. That's all there is to it. We've got to practically mediately sold by fharvatl, rato BAILIFF CALLED a one IV HE D Y OUTFITTING CO., Inc. FIRE; STAMPEDE ©: | A A ? SAN FRANCISCO, May 24.—-Die- | 0s" | cordant bellows of “fire” stam ‘ agp BUT HERE’S WHERE YOU REAP THE BENEFIT “Seattle’s Reliable Credit House” peded the police court here. Ser en witnesses and three prisoners A lwere Injured in the rush, It was) *"'er Use Your Credit—Open an Account (iam Te B d d M ? nd Y iit CONSUMERS WEETING. ic} oyden an en sa oung A preliminary meeting will be held tonight in the auditorium of P k d Sh M b S e yao ackar oes ens Suits has been organized for the purpose < i of boosting home-made products | & In this sale are included hundreds of Snappy, dressy and up to the minute ee ee ae ee pairs of Boyden and Packard Shoes, in style. A whole outfit for a few dol- non, who haa been one of the chief} cg : 7 8 MM Re * organizers and representatives of | sold regularly at from $5 to $7.50. These lars. Your friends fool you every day; the commercial clubs, will speak were purchased when Cheasty’s Haber- they cut ont the label and tell you what : @ : dashery on ‘ md Avenue discontinued they please. their shoe department We have Ss tte otk THE MARKETS ilied tis Seek at Shoes steno | $1500 Suits, a) $2000 Suits, pope 1 . ‘ lots, and ripped the price on them like colors. Sale price | (3° grays and the average this browns. Sale price, prices pat by ToeahSomatiogion mere UP-TO-DATE One lot, includ-{ The other lot em- y= seoording ce STOCK ing Oxford, lace J braces tans, patents e Re Stherwieg tndlented, strietiy Pe gy REPAIRS and button styles and blac » in Ox- = jutter—Belling Price % R. HARTWIG in black and tan, | ford, lace and t $25.00 Suits, the latest fashionable fab- Rage ona - po rn In every community marks the first Native Wasthingvon but 1331 4th, Near Union all uniformly] ton styles, and are ries and most reliable makes. ‘Phey'll real day of Summer. if you are not 4 pe 0 priced for this] all uniformly priced keep shape and color as good as any yet prepered—if you have not yet acetate Gear Tse “JOHN L. WHITMAN sale at for this sale at tailor-made suits. Sale price— ordered your light-weight sult—don’t Ne" Dree! a ' ; st SUPT, THE CHICAGO “BRIDEWELL” Sccimce wou menace Po! Remmends Weal Gre} $1.89 | $2.48 Cows, No. 1 Mills In fabrios and you oan take your Hinds, steer -. FOR DRINK AND orvas John t. Whitman, pick in styles or patterns In a specially . ot Re tailored sult for only 4 “ rt ¥ ema $2.50 Hats, all colors and | $1.00 Silk Knit Ties. 28 ; / et 1 0 RC A 4 shapes. Sale Sale price C dpeing ianib Br ikea : price .... $1.00 Dress Shirts Breakers $3.00 Stene ats; sailor | Sale price sees shapes and crushers. 98 ss he ces ae $1.25 Night 3! ‘ AND Sale price C 1.25 Night Shirts. | : : w - : Sale price Kpare rib . Ae. ; $3.00 and $4.00 BENE Pork wa otis be ‘cond manner reflec shapes, colors ahs styles. 50c Neckwear, > oeP ° ‘ fledty indorse and toy emmend the Neal Sale ale price ote nk a a an ; ‘ t at er Hose Supporters. Hama : the many ¥ ome . $2.50 and $3.00 Pants 9c $2.50 Woot Sweaters The best In style, workmonshipr 0 one wore ene Big “en HE | ceil sai caso i $3.5 50 and $4.00 $1 AQ | $300 Woot Flannel ince of having your sulte Poultry . c ahah Pants. Sale price Shirts. Sale price .... ure and demand the most ene ames L ‘ int *) " tae 18th | $20.00 and $25.00 Overcoats. | 15¢ Linen Collars. a want your trade. Come : " Wash Ties. Sale price $1.00 Silk Handker- ’ “ : : chiefs, Sale price .... Sauabs. doz «5: nf th t Sale Sale price ns | Mogae ducking, , : price ... ' 15c Initial Handk “ Hose. ks, yoo ib : ered if more con 12.00 1 $15.00 Overcoat hief Sale pric Sale price ‘The famous “Dundes” le —.. in"horson or teiephone wast jf $12.00 and $15, vercoats. | chiefs. Sale price ...... a have no connection, with any other store " : F Sale $4, 89 35c Suspenders. 15e Hose. ap elaioa etl PTICE caccnd cneross Sale price Sale price FAST STEAMERS [NAVE COLMAN DOCK | People who wait until the last minute to buy ¢ y-day necessities feel most keenly : 4 Aa Follows: the high cost of living. Those who buy to best advantage the things that they can keep ee ans FOR TACOMA until they need them, always seem to have plenty and they escape the pressure of high ‘grown atraw= Stra, INDIANAPOLIS and FLYER PM prices. LEvery article in this store must be sold quick, You can buy at a saving—at a 09@ 03% | 7% BHM Oo, bi0o TMs reduction of the cost of living to you. Ninit RIGHT ROUN o@ 1.4) | siamo Toro abe Hp Soe, Doors Open Saturday Morning at 9:30 6@ . FOR EVERETT AND } Take advantage of this sale. Get here early, buy liberally and save much. Buy at a 4 re yea, welling eine EDMONDS tremendous saving things you'll need next month, two months, three months, six months STR. S10UX hence. The stock is all high-class, dependable merchandise, such as is demanded by dis- Peltnothy °P 19.009 20 7:00 A, M., 12100 Noon, 5:00 1. M. 8) le R L : eas y bd i ng othy 15,00 On 8u ruses at 7:30 A M Bi criminating Second Avenue trade Remember the place, ¥. et wound Britt? $t4 : 0 in 6:00 P. M Mu“ " 7 r " verett ie, i. 100K FOR THIS AD ONIOUK WINDUW ie oe : J : nouad ety, on CO he. Benet tn! 9.000 98:88 SR | —", an ore Baas! xed ‘ Meket Witieer Colman Dock: Ave. Ave. Main 3993 Dance @t Dreamland tonight. JHE WORLD'S LARGEST UNION TAILORS