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

THE STAR—FRIDAY. JULY 26, 1912 L. R. CLARK, D. D. 8. If you had invented a system of painiess dentistry, would you withdraw to the farthest nook of the world and refuse to let the peo: ple know what you could do, or would you advertise your discovery to the world, to the mutual advantage of the public and yourself? By combining my professional skill with business principles, | pro- mote the public welfare and my own Interest. As a result, | do the Jargest bysiness in my line in Seattle, and have the best equipment or handling it. My large business enables me to procure the co pperation of skilled, experienced dentists, whose abilities are con tly at your service. We can fill, crown, bridge, extract or re Place missing teeth without hurting you a bit. So why not obey that insistent Impulse? See Regul Painless Dentists first Regular $10.00 Never Slip Plates és weeees 95,00 Extra Heavy $10.00 Gold Crowns . $4.00 REGAL DENTAL OFFICES. L. R. Clark, D. D. S., Manager 1405 Third Av., N. W. Cor. Union St. Note—Bring this ad with you, 4% The great response during the past week to $1.00 Down Sale show < that Seattle's most progressive people are tak- te J advantage of these unusual easy terms. ‘This sale will be continued a few. days longer, and greater reductions are now being made on every garment in stock. See our show. windows and note the low prices. Select any gar- ment you choose from. the window or from our entire stock Pay down $1.00, take the garment and wear it while pay- ~}earthquake, which destroyed Piura,, READY FOR T. fl FIGHT HN OREGON x ulted Press ceased Wired ORTLAND, July 36 Well patie: fea y with the results of their labors, the delegat convention all sizes— Five delegates to the Chicago convention were elected, and five presidential electors were nom inated to be placed on the of{eial Iballot by petition at the November election It was decided, after a lengthy id heated debate, to table a reso lution calling for the nomination for the state aud county tickets. Regardiess of the fact that the delegates and ele * are not! pledged to Theod Roosevelt by} a condition in the platform, a reso: lution inatructing;them for the ex’) president was ad with a whoop. The following telegram | Was received by Bruce Dennis from} Theodore Roosevelt The progressive move will cer. tainly go on. As to the course in Oregon, I wish to do whatever the people in Oregon think wise QUAKE IN PERU LIMA, Peru, July 26.~Troops were ordered from here today to} relieve the victims of yesterday's! Saturday. 10c Corticelli Spool Silk— a town of 12,000 inhabitants, it te feared that many persons perished |i the quake, but no definite details of the casualties have been re. ceived. DUAL LIFE OF LIVING “DEAD MAN” EXPOSED, HE DISAPPEARS AGAIN Sc package Tooth- picks— 10¢ Wire Coat Hangers— Barrettes— CAPT. CRUIKSHANK, NEW YORK, July 24.—It fp thought that Capt. Barton 8. Crutk- shank, the “dead-alive™ former mill- tary officer, has really gone to Porto Rico and will attempt to ro main hidden. In"June, 1910, Craik shank’s overturned canoe was found im the St. Lawrence river, the day after he had gone for a ride in it Life insurance companies paid in- surance amounting to nearly $20,000 to the supposed widow. Recently the “drowned” man was recognized jon the streets In New had been living under names, principally among jing “Donald Douglas,” under which | title he made love to Miss Cather *10c package English Moth Balls— 50¢ Canvas Coat Forms, <a 1Sc Shell and Amber THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY WOMEN’S CRAVENETTE COATS, WORTH REGULAR $17.50. SALE PRICE, $9.98. SECOND AV. AT JAMES ST. $4.50 LINGERIE DRESSES, $1.89 Men's 50c Summer Weight Underwear sale price— 23° OUR GREAT -TO BUY- Young Ladies’ and Women’s eady-to-Wear Appar LINGERIE DRESSES | §$ Lingerie Dre $6.00. Sale price ses worth to $1.98 values to ues Lingerie Dresses, $10.00, now Ladies’ Skirts, 75¢ v Matting $1.71 Suit Cases for Dri $1.39 Coate at $4.98 The Busiest Men’s Store Sale Line $6.00. $1.19 17.50 TAILOR MADE SUITS $8.98. Women's Navy Blue Serge Suits, guarante materials, regular val $8.98 89c Big lot of Men's $1.00 Dress Shirts, now Men's $4.00 Work Shoes, sale price $2.69 tos price nm Suits, values to Sale price . White jalues, for 5 Children's White esses, now PRE-INVENTORY SALE Continues to attract large crowds of satisfied customers. More and great bargains will be ready for your inspection Friday and SEE WINDOW DISPLAY. Great Inducements Offered 35¢ to 50c All Pure Silk Ribbon, 4 to 6 inches wide, yard— 23° 75¢ Souvenir Pillow Tops, Seattle Views, now— 48° $1.25 and $1.50 Ladies’ Long Silk Gloves— 89° Ladies’ 35c Negligee Col- lars and Ties to mtach, for— 18° Big lot of 40¢ Window Shades for— 29° Best quality Long Cloth, THREE HAT BARGAINS Trimmed Hats, worth up to $6.00. Saie price Sailor Hats worth to $3.00, All colors $2.50 Toweling Hats Sale price . 98¢ 98 Men's 25c Cot- ton Socks, sale Underwear, price, pair per garment 78c lic 15¢ Cheviot Shirting for men's work shirts, yard a 20 Men's $1.25 Balbriggan 20¢ Colored Table Oiicloth, yard 14¢ ine Roberts, of a well known New 1S¢ value, yard— York family. As A. T. Hoe he cor- | responded with a Georgia girl. Mrs, | Cruikshank has returned the insur money to the companies ig $1.00 a week. IEN’S Union Made SUITS, now Others reduced to $15.00, $18.00, $22.00, $25.00 LINEN DRESSES, $11.75 value, now GINGHAM DRESSES, $5.75 value, now . .$3.75 LADIES’ HATS, values to $11.50, now . . .$3.50 Se feoni sonanieatbal LADIES’ HATS, $6.00 to $8.00 values, now $2.00 | prices ea ‘vy he rebiee"s en under the ‘cum paid by 50c Hair Brushes, AND WHY We are offering Men's Union Made Hand-tailored Suits, including College Brand, Sophomore and “Society Brand” $20.00 SUITS FOR $7.75 Including W and “College Brand prin- | | Great big lot of Men’s and cipally tans and grays; no bet- 20.00 values to be had | $7.75 Ladies’ 50c and 75e Belts Suits at less than half price. $20.00 AND $25.00 SUITS $9.85 MEN'S $30.00 SUITS $13.85 Men's and Young Men's “So- | ciety” Brand Suits, blue gray, y and other prevailing colors; newest 1912 models; no better $30.00 Suits made. $9.85) Sore’ $13.85 50c Windsor 10¢ and 15¢ bolt 25¢ Nottingham Ties Narrow Ribbons Lace Shams and for for Scarfs, each Tc 15¢ Boys’ Dress Suits, Big lot of Wom- en's 25¢ and 35c¢ Neckwear at 50c Bottle Hinds’ Honey Peck and Almond Cream, now id m the ret Suits, pie, retaller 75e Fancy Earrings— 49° 25c can Talcum Powder, now— | voding Men's Suits, Sopho-| ter LADIES’ CLOTH DRESSES, SUITS, COATS AND SKIRTS—EVERYTHING GOES Stherwise Indicated, are for strictly ee Eaee Buying Price. At $1 Down and $1 a Week |: = one | models, price more Sale anywhere. | Pre-in- ventory sale price Ladies’ 35¢ plain and fancy Rib- bons, yard 18¢ Children’s $2.00 Military and Cow Boy Suits, each $1.49 vranges Sanitol Preparations, in- cluding Face Cream, 25c OPEN SATURDAYS UNTIL 10 P. M. values, now WE TRUST THE PEOPLE. MN9 Third Ave. ‘, LOWEST FARES EAST VIA THE “MILWAUKEE” FROM ALL POINTS IN THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST Atlantic City, N. J. . -$111.00 Philadelphia .. » $108.50 Boston . ° . 110.00 Pittsburg . 91.50 Buffalo 91.50 St. Louis . Chicago 72.50 St. Pau Minneapolis 60.00 Sioux City, Montreal . 105.00 Washington . New York . 108,50 Winnipeg, M AND MANY OTHER POINTS THROUGHOUT THE EAST. TICKETS WILL BE ON SALE , 30, 31, and many other days during Children’s $1.50 Sample Lace Cur- Baseball and tains. Regular Indian Suits, each value $3.50 pair. Sale price, each 98c 98c Where Else in Seattle Can You Find Such Hosiery Values: Le ' 1c full weight, $7.50 values, for Pork Dressed hogs smned aiaos t loin pork 75c, $1.00 and $1.25 White Hand Bags at— 2555 Naiad Bolero Shields, guar- anteed Perspiration Proof 48° 25c Twine Shopping Bags, now— onm = i ke Br i ‘ 3. Men's $1.50 Dress Shirts, all sizes, sale price— 97° Extra! Extra! Great big lot of Ladies’ Pumps and Oxfords, tans, black and patent leather; values $3.50 to $5.00, Pre-Inventory Sale price $1.49 33 Ss Stes ease Jersey Ribbed sleeveless, Children’s 15¢ Black Vests, Cotton Hose, pair . Women's 15¢ Seamless and | omen’s Stainless Hose, Qc | pair Hose, guaran- Women's 20 1 2:¢ teed stainless, 35¢ Lome low neck, 26c values Ribbed Vests | Women’s Jersey Children’s 20c Ribbed Cotton Hose, pair . C 25c Misses’ colors, pair .. Extra! Extra! broideries, sale Gloves, opera La values to Fancy Trimmings, Braids and 10c, Sale price, yd. Guimpes, values to 26. An 2:¢ Per yard “ Be Men's $4.00 te jand Pants, 35 each val pair Women and Hose, all colors, some Women's Jersey Ribbed Union ¢ | Suits. values to 400, | for -0@ Allover Laces, $2.50 Corsets, values to 500. sizes 18 to 36, Sale price, yard Sale price 16c $1.28 25¢ and 35¢ Coral $1.25 Lace Necklaces, Sale Curtains, Sale price 14c 60 260 jam 6@ | emery ‘rb, local eas Cantaloupe aie tide Eastern dantngton | timothy Puget sound | shades, pair 78c 8c Calicoes, light price, yard Tc 65c Sheets, 72x90 Sale July 12, 15, 16, August and Septemb 7 All tickets good for return until October 91, 1912. Libera! stopover privileges and choice of diverse rontes of- fered. Return may be made through California at slightly higher fares. For additional information regarding fares, routes, sleeping car reservations, train servic lon or address A. P. CHAPMA R,, J. L. CRISWELL, Gen. Agent Pass, Dept, City Ticket Agt. Second and Cherry Street, Seattle, ri 4 THE NEW LINE 18 THE SHORT LINE ties ssid batied 00@19 04 sothiy 44.00% 1s 13.00@1 1 00@ 27,00 00@ 29.00 38.00 7.00@ 38,00 26.00 size. and dark colors, Dress Shoes, Braids and Guimpes, val. ues to 50c, Per yard... yard Ac for, pair $2.59 price 79c price 39c Buttons worth 38¢ per card, Sale price . 37.00