The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 13, 1913, Page 8

WolWe BUY th¥ pPAPHY WATER thay ENTAK Te the beat, Tharertys THE SERP gains, while others lose, ciroulation, The BonMarche’sSemi- ) Annual Factory Shoe Sale THOUSANDS OF PAIRS OF HIGH- GRADE SHOES AT LOW PRICES Outfit the whole family now with Shoes at a big saving The best makes are included, and yeu can get practically any style you wish. { Women’s $5.00 Tan } Calf Lace Shoes Made By D. Armstrong & Co. $3.65 A PAIR Nice fitting Shoe Women’s $3.50 and $4.00 Pingree Shoes $5 “Queen Quality” oR “Wright & Peters” Boots for Women at A PAIR Pingree vp and $40 ude Shoes s of tan j MEN’S W. L. DOUGLAS $3.50 SHOES AND OTHERS, PER PR., $2.95 4 WOMEN’S $3.50 SUEDE OXFORD TIES NOW PRICED AT $2.45 PR. H WOMEN’S $3.50 VICI KID SHOES, 21, TO 6, SALE PRICE, $2.35 PR. } MISSES’ AND CHILDREN’S $2.50 SHOES ARE NOW $1.65 PER PAIR ‘" GIRLS’ $2 BUTTON AND LACE CALF SHOES PRICED AT 95c PAIR GIRLS’ $2.25 PATENT LEATHER SHOES PRICED AT $1.65 A PAIR CHILDREN’S $1 PATENT AND VICI KID SHOES, NOW FOR 75c PAIR MEN’S $4 BUTTON AND BLUCHER OXFORDS AT JUST $2.45 PAIR BOYS’ $3 VELOUR CALF SHOES, 1 TO 514, PRICED AT $2.35 A PAIR WOMEN’S $3.50 PATENT LEATHER PUMPS MARKED $2.00 A PAIR Bargains al the Last Day of ‘After- Inventory Sale’ Mill Secon nthe Main Floor | Special Bargains 2nd Floor 5c datrianalin ‘dies. Se Remmants 65 and 5c SUKS $4.25 Scarfs and if “ oi 29¢ Yard | on tors al 1.°5 to $2.95 b 5 ; $1.65 to $2.95 Hats Cut to 50¢ Fags panish Poplar Cloths 13 " © ; ; + . ” iq 19 Yard 65c Flannelette Gowns 50cEa 4 ar ‘ W ‘ Plant ette G ® $2.95 to $4.95 Hats Cut to $1 . ; : $1.50 Crepe de Chine 98¢ Yd. 82 Soiled Undermastins $1.45 i 50¢ Millinery Blossoms, 25¢ or vs Ince, but lightly aoned. $1.43 y : ‘ « Friday Bargains Main Floor | each ¥ re att) 30¢ Bleached Bed Sheets 39c %e Solled Undermasiies | 69¢ Up to 15¢ Ribbon Remnants, “: nyt Embroideries Main Floor de Yard Ise White Goods 10 be Yard 10 Embroidery Remnants Se Yd i od te Mi : 8 te and " : ‘Special on the Bi y r atterns, a Aya Up to 20¢ Ribbon Remnants. | $4 Peg Top Knicke a ans 15¢ Embroidery Remnanis7 1-2¢ 10¢ Yard 79¢ Yard L QUAINT NOVELTIES FoR WASHINGS Dr. L. R. CLARK, D. D. §& DON’T PUT IT OFF iets in Your Income Increased ay of ye lary each ’ A } u it » in und will pay you 4 Py r i-annually Dexter Horton Trust and Savings Bank Second at Cherry New York Block iy fan Inve plate ° Regal Dental Offices Dr. L. R. Clark, D. DS. (Manager) ||| 1405 Third Ave., N. W. Gor, U NOTE—& nion. you. & BANQUETERS. HAIL LINCOLN _AS THE FIRST PROGRESSIVE committee trading ¢ much ax ever ors were, Mies Ade J.C. Herb An enthuslantte honored the memor Linc day banquet at the Good gathering oln at the Progre terla Wednengay nigh Fred G ryan, vice pre {noe hailed as “the gen lof the Hennepin count Mihi bY | Progre oague, and Con tter from | mane@lect J. W. Bryan We progressive are the belre| FALCONER AND CORKERY f the spirit Avraham Lincoln,| SPEAKER AT EVERETT. und of th 1 women wh EVERETT, Wash, Feb. held Li he days! when | Cor A. J. Faleoner he republl party was the mew | ‘ J. Corker and me party of the were chief mpeake | Line 1 © ot banner progressive cc banner progressive state © Milys Poindexter Lindsey, Col, W 0 e}in the y Van Valk | Washi i Nort! oh M Tacoma ENTHUSIAGM HIGH AT TACOMA edicted, wil etely at the nex oO fu is w@ fallure He ‘ppropriations committee | election YOU'LL FIND IT HERE News of the Day Condensed for Busy People AR. K. LEONARD, of La trobe, Pa, is in jail ig Pitts burg because Giant Fred Snod grass muffied a fly in the last game of the world’s series. He had bet every cent he had on the game, he says, and lost took to drink, his wife left him and now he is held as an em bezzler D THe seattle ster fy CHARLES ZANTRY, arrest ed in Philadelphia in 1880, put up $500 cash bai The case was never tried Now his w, living in W Del., demands the-money with compound interest, $3,426 n al A RPRISE A " I " M R. Redels, 4 CHICAGO LEADS in parcel ' post business with 36 4 he packages shipped in January to « New York's 12.379 New Th York, however, received 660,182 The ( Fr packages or 107,865 more than | it F Chicago T Electr I } Rm y)an “ t area e ¢ e M ro ved t wv “ t * PORTLANI ER A. LD ervid v b A 4 « ack / He AFTER AN auto speeder in « ever after Chicago had paid a $100 fine he aa was forced to sign @ pledge not F to “touch, sit upon, ride in or — Y kton State Agne manipulate any automobile or M « Picture Ext rev yele In the city of Chb he ttle, Februar ate at | A WESTINGHOUSE BLEG, | At Ye College Until, Saturday TRIC company employe here The Ls mer’a Reve ordered a satchel sent from tw we Pittsburg by parcel post It * reached nim with “due stampa? At the Alhambra Until Sunday for $6.4 it was locked The Frontier Mys and the ¢ fflee men assi r The Papa fied it as | REPUBLICANS se rae RAP MOOSERSs ban e Unti tay? ilyarori i pager At the Grand Until Sunday : cbrahate The Iron Master ; Th , i =e ‘ of the At the Circuit Until Sunc . r Ma Operat be ne | 5 Raiph Pierce, the first speak I Devil and th ° Deep 8 er, wanted the r one At the Dream Until Sund keep on fig not let Fag as ' unday o | Rese A White Rose Pa ! At the Union Unt r Eve Dor re H th b Rot A oO. 1 “ I warned agalt th ” At the City Until Sunday The He the Wood Th recall ; ate'w FB Th ( f HF a Tat At the c lass A {Untit Sunday H T Outwitted Fat NoRDskoc’s [er ee TRIAL AGAIN [oo eat At the Isis Until Saturday Is DELATED es A AT THE THEATRES fe a White t defendant A — > => Isko his attorne Frank, THIS WEEK. Hammond, and a lot of 1 s Hut there was * no itement, | Moore—"Excuse Mo.” They waked Into the courtroom, || Metropolitan — “Broadway i ght around and walked Jone Seattle—Seattle Stock Co. in was still busy Alias Jimmy Valentine witha damage suit that had@edray Orpheum—Vaudevjlle ged 6n now for three days, and the Empress—Yagudeville Nordskee wir Pantages—Vaudeville | gal, de PES GRAND—Vaudevillé find mottor thls pleture a ee la 1d dan, CLEWMER — Photoplays and suit, was jabt beginning to wind np vaudeville his argument, @nd the Nordskog || MELBOURNE—Photoplays agd case will probably not be reached vaudeville, until the latter part of iter ALHAMBRA — Photoplays and noon ° vaudeville eR —< ° Thomas VP control THE SEATTLE STAR | | ° mf —they do not floor or the furniture, or into the hair, when you use hen af r Mop it is ¢ lean, at There is ni du il 1 ll 1 is it Th ha f as) that are ually hard te furniture and r Laundry Helps CLOTHES BASKETS: SPE WILLOW CIAL— WALL 60e New Arrivals in Decorative Brassware More people are tonetantly demonding Independence wad fe an ordinary broom Brass Flower kets, 8-in “Hold-Fast” Baby Plates 50c Each Price 50¢ House Dresses $1.95 Special Values simply disturb the dust in their newspaper 0-Cedar Polish Mops Lighten Housework They Gather the Dust and Hold It and let it float ; 1 lung throat anc SPRING Spr ( Bra I Potts’ Sad Irons, Spe- cial 85c Set CLOTHES DRIERS, SPECIAL Brass Crumb Brass Finger Smokers’ Sets of brush brass, com of Cigar Holder, Safety Match St Receiver with c Special value at $1.00. Tray. Si'ver-Deposit Sugar | Cream Set, “a J “°FREDERICK & NELSON Speciaily F'riced CLOSHES PINS, SPEC 10¢ CARTON— WASH BOARDS, SPECIAL 25e— IRONING BOARDS, SPECIAL § New Dutch- | adie Wz And The Star grows, settle later on just what reated, ready ng mops, ‘ure and wosl mst Hovecforniahings Sectten TR tion yim rich iny 4 Pins for wire (limes) jai 1 i d ,T ' well-b ¢ Bo ards, vite : Special, wf M tecti aug’ iw ag Sk : — Sets in several styles, aimee 315 Blt o id no “lt is toc ; igar rest and 10-in —Erassware n ex Oe ved, Second F tch-neck Wais designed ait s, prettily ef imed with Va s and pin-tacki priced ate ed, new Mull in high g sleeves. A ly trimmed ced at $25 Second Fist New Bordered Ginghaff 9x12-ft. Seamless Velvet New “ordered Saint ‘ 25 Yard Rugs, Special $17.45 IN": : dered Ging ney ers, on plain, @ VERY low price for Rug | Choice of tan, quality, ar only possible pink, stake and black. Thirty-ome they are subject to faults in 1g, | wide, 25¢ which, alth h slight, do not permit the | Naushon Ginghams, in plain & Rugs to be classed as perfect | stripes, cl \ vid patterns, i ‘ pink, browr gray and There are several patterns: to ¢hoose | white effect wide, 13¢ ne from. All in the popular 9x12-ft. size New White P ik narrow and puntoee | f° js e "eae 74" | wale effect red suits, Around specie ile | child inches wide SE Ste : pola an thelr an pr onl