The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 21, 1913, Page 3

EE —————————— THE STAR—F RIDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1913, , 3 ; a — Ce ene”) GIRL KILLED See oo \" ADSHOT BILL,” FROM NURSERYVILLE— py Fre Aanseter oma We has Mgetong UNDER AUTO, LAUGHS ie NEWS| SAVING TWO” Growing Children | Need Good bow AN RAFAEL, Cal.—Edward Butle and Frank Grady knocked af ensele a 1 it Into their boat, The shark came to life oting seFeral holes in the boat, it sank] © | had puaed Bae Beng from the pe troek, 10-y Sixteenth tnfantry, uncon: | t pany, He did not “get next” | | Bowel Action, s a © discarded the “Kelly” and wen bare " \ h Hy 1 tit oe 4 => LOS ANGEL I Mayor Aloxander and two police com | trot t a. moth 1 ! id : enc taf andidate for the last of the city , f the t ut di 4 Gist Wh 1 Deo a sa lattention sould be paid ; ( ee WAR LOS ANGEL Swinging into San Pedro harb r, the Chinese Junk | ote < H \ alate b ‘ , ‘water front is still sate, de reports as yr — ¢ “"Deadshot Bill? from Nurseryville A prairie chicken does not talk, Peeine ok ig ; £2 NO, T HIS IS Né IT A NATURE _ Can't place this bird from far Brazil. | And it aint a sage hen,nor’a hawk. ! ‘hase b | ELVIN BABLER ee ed =) much! '§ Touon It i li) i \ yy 4 ‘a ay FAKE; 1 REALLY HAPPENED WON'T PROSECUTE = WHO SHOT HIM ~ ivr / CALIFORNIA MAN r the Mutual Life bulldog DEFENDS MARSH and ref ed to be mor ay Ai Bill bears the scars of what ensved— But he's not hurt, nor yet subdued TWO BiG STORES Overcoats 1-2 Off McCORMACK BROS. Samples Muslin Petticoats 1-4 Off |10-DAY Factory-End Sale| | FEBRUARY |= | 22 | 24] 25 | 26 | 27 | 28 | MARCH 1st] = SATURDAY x Til poke its face,and then we'll see, Jest what it means by sassin' me” SEATTLE ss IS THE SECOND DAY OF THE LARGEST AND MOST IMPORTANT i -> ih eanenraeien oF Nie Frise, et - SALE HELD THIS YEAR. FORTUNATE TRANSACTIONS THAT MEAN a ‘i this a Idier and the Man, born Februa » 1732, REMARKABLE VALUES. SOME OF THE BIGGEST PLUMS EVER ones oar se gles pte ‘his’ asi’ we will give to each customer and visit OFFERED. And ‘we guarantee tion, or money (while they last) a small American Vieg | to wear in the button hole. i Extraordinary purchases, combined with Store Ends and excessive re- pata ete Ay | 4 \ serve stocks sold at a mere fraction of their real values make this the great- ener seme est sale in history. SENSATIONAL PRICE CUTTING—IT IS A MONEY SAVING EVENT YOU CAN WELL AFFORD TO ENTHUSE OVER Children’s 50c 15c and 20c $1.25 and $1.75 Ladies’ 12\4c a Yard 50c a Yard Union Suits hal ve 9 <a $1.00 Kid Gloves Cambric German Roller Shades a Yard for a Pair Limit 10 Yards Eiderdown 3x6 feet, Each AREA TREES C2 PWT. | Value to $22.50, 9 Only 12l4c Yard 35c a Yard 6 Only 7c a Yard 40c a Yard 12léc a Yard Ladies’ Coats, $7.50 Women’s Drill Shirting Shimmer Silk $4. _. Calico Mercerized Damask Percales Coats, Each a Yard Stripes and Plaids fe Good Patterns a Yard Splendid Colors 1 dies’ MEN’S Boys’ MEN’S en’s $4.00 Corduroy Men’s Men's 50c Undaew ges oe $3.00 HATS 75c Pants $4.00 and $5.00 Pants, “Carhartt” $3.00 Cassimere cried pa Draucul Heavy Comforts Tea Aprons 3 Kalcbetticckacs Oxford Shoes Small Waist Sizes Pants Elastic Ribbed Each a Pair a Pair a Pair a Pair a Garment 78¢c Bc 39c 79c $1.39 || $1.98 || 39c emmmcercs mmeencrena | | eo oys’ Suits a uits , , ‘ F at sete ae jome with Two Pairs 65c Outing Flannel All Wool ~—* Men’s Union Suits Rt ptclaih Caskmere oe : sa Galateas Knickerbockers Choice Skirts Latest Models Sizes 30 to 35 a Pair $2.98 || 39 ae 25c Bottle 5 25e Ladies’ 10c Cans The Store That Saves You Money Snyder's Catsup Value to $5.00 $2 ang a Children’s Hose 75c Cashmere Hose x ilk 162c Men’s Rox Calf Bhicher Boys or Girl High Grade Carnation Mil ie ”, : : ys or is g 25c Cans Faney Vests a Pair a Pair a Pair Red Salmon a 9c 52c “SECOND AVE. AT JAMES 14 19 $1 AG i TER ARE AT ROTO IRENE TR recone. segs | Oe SRE PK TE a aheaeeerenesnaieeenneeinannitensnl OPEN 9 A.M. 7 HANDY TO ALL CAR LINES AND BOAT LANDINGS —> CLOSE 10 P. M. = > a