The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 20, 1913, Page 3

° e ° © rHE STAR—THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 2 3 3 Henne RIAN RAILWAY “CORN” COLLEGE || “DEADSHOT BILL,” FROM NURSERYVILLE-®y Fred schaeter and * FRIEDM * Mary” ere oe STUDENT IS at | , : . ANN ON edt pot ie teealial WAY TO U. S. This Baking Powder Keeps Its Strength The large can of K C lasts longer 4) than 25 cents worth of other baking g : powders but no matter how long it takes to get to the bottom the last spoonful is just as good as the first. = F- 45. FP, "Deadshot Bill" from Nurseryville, mthromeget the hin gives appetite to fina anae Fp ig C raises the nicest, lightest biscuits, p itches his camp beside a rill on Bill abe to cock 4 bite. trod ny tre |! cakes and pastry you ever ate, and it ; FRISCO SOCIETY GIRL is guaranteed pure and wholesaria GOES TO CONVENT | For goodness sake, use K C. SAN FRANCISCO. On| x 1) Mra. F. W. Turner, 1088q 8, Sth St Resinoll a ae skin treatment Sieh. ee A tenderfoot would starve and die, But Bill hangs onto life with pie! wes vay ore hardships yet! The bacon burns, And even the coffee overturns NOTICE! READ THIS SLOWLY ay TWO BIG STORES TACOMA SEATILE Overcoats 1-2 Off McCORMACK BROS. — Samples Muslin Petticoats 1-4 Off 0-DAY FACTORY-END SALE FEBRUARY | 21 | 22 | 24 | 25 | 26 [27 | 28 [MARCH | 1st/3rd]4th FRIDAY x OUR GREAT FACTORY END SALE SWINGS INTO ACTION. OLD PRICE RECORDS TO BE SWEPT AWAY A <-——l AND NEW PRICE RECORDS ESTABLISHED FOR THOSE WHO MAINTAIN A SYSTEM OF THRIFT. L emia Factory Ends from Manufacturers who reg- THIS SALE IS WHAT IT SUGGESTS AND MORE Such at Saas babies tee ia egy a one atageA sss > pp stig For, in addition to the large shipments of Factory Ends secured by our Eastern buyers, ROBERT McCOR- fess Sata’ Semple wince bas Disposal MACK has ordered that all store ends and heavy reserve stocks be added to this sale at Factory-End prices. This — Lots. ‘ F order brings every department into this sale. We cannot possibly quote all the prices in this first announcement. => and spring needs. TEN DAYS ONLY NEVER IN THE HISTORY OF SEATTLE AND PERHAPS NEVER AGAIN WILL SUCH PRICES PREVAIL $30.00 $1.00 $2.50 ; $3.00 and $3.50 $1.00 $1.50 35c 25c LADIES’ Ladies’ “Luzerne” Ladies’ Cotton Ladies’ Hose, LADIES’ Children’s Gingham WOMEN’S Wiceccuite UNION SUITS Wool Vests and Vests cad Tests, Black or Tan, SUITS Dresses, SHOES, medium weight, : ’ “er for daintily trimmed, a pair, Oxfords ond. Puume $9.00 || 39c |] $1.19 ||| 79c Pants, each 98c 18c 13c 59¢ | SESSARSSSrenashrresss OF Ml ay 75¢ 25c - 75 28c $2.50 $2.50 Ladies’ Hose, Corsets, Bove’ Hose, nea Boys’ Night Shirts Children’s Hose, Boys’ Box Calf Misses’ Cotton, Fast Black, low top and long skirt, ssn Cessaey titled: Fownes = cid Paintoas Boys or Girls, Shoes, Box ppl cs a pair a pair a per for, each a pair a pair 9c 34 2 for 25c |} $1.13 37¢ | EL | ate PLE Oe SE |S | Se a Yard 15¢ 8c Values to $1.00 60c 12\4c a Yard 200 15¢ ankets, SERPENTINE Kimono Flannels, Huck Towels, Lace Curtains, Sheets, 72x90, Outing Flannel, Figured Silkoline, CREPE colored border, a fancy border, a yard a yard each Samples, each finished, each dark patterns only, ale a yard | 9c 6c 33¢c 19¢ 39c 53¢ 98c = FA EE EY TES RD ATE PA TOO 1s ED CAM, SP RAPT OIE CMRI FERPA AST _ ee _ EEE —— SS ee eee in ee $15.00 Values to $1.50 $2.50 and $3.50 $1.50 $15.00 Men’s Suits, wate Men’s Woolen - “Weigh ual Men’s Shoes, MEN’S bird up-to-the-minute MEN’: Shirts and Drawers, Four-in-Hand Underwear for Men, broken lines, HATS Men’s Suits, models and PANTS broken lines, : Shirts and Drawers, | a pair for sizes 30 to 35, materials for a garment Neckties a garment | $1.89 89c $5.95 $7.95 98c 5 3c 19¢ 79¢ LU u A a AMBRE BE TT OS OL OT TT eK? RED AI basements EF AY aS La —____} Ts | | Be: | | Le 10c Cans 25c Bottle Men’s $1.00 The Store That Saves You Money $4.00 ie $6.00 $1.00 65c Boys’ Suite, Boys’ Knickerbock Women’s Outing CARNATION MILK,| | SNIDER’S CATSUP, Dress Shirts sorie with 2 pairs joys’ Knickerbocker : Pants. Flannel Gowns, 4 F a bottle for for Kniekerbockers, , hci or 1 choice a pair Po 25c 162c © 53c i $2.98 . SECOND AVE. AT JAMES HANDY TO ALL CAR LINES AND BOAT LANDINGS