The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 27, 1913, Page 3

at ‘i . ° & : r se aastenontaniaiiaeni mince THE STAR—THURSDAY, "EBRUARY 27, 1913. ac F a 99 ee a er ef pROPOS! r 10 N a M ie L D ETHEL BARRYMORE. NO, 2 Phe SOOKE Ene ne wcmmmmscre AT BP avon Cormenn| NEAL MLS | TOMORROW Wr INAUGURATE OU _ | i rn 1 YW B. : CA Poke n Y le agree dgp | sw YORK, Fe that ‘s . racy - “ pie 1 advocat \ feGu ar We are going make this “Bargain Friday” a he hold word in every Doent, Mayet 5°" cs nes oe i ce home in Seatile. We don’t believe any store has ev 1 prices so un- ) mercifully, for « single item in this advertisement is marked a » than cost, The iter ed under this head are on sale ALL DAY Friday, or until the quantities are exhausted. At the day’s end any goods remaining return to regular prices. We earnestly advise you to come early if you want a good selection, as we cannot guarant any lot to last the day out , 3.95—! resses $3.95 DRUGS GIRL; CUTS HAIR family of W. D 7 FIX LOCA TION FOR THE LITTLE DAUGHTER OF ETHEL BAKKYMORE COLT lwhe's hee bg row ranger | EIGHT NEW BRIDGES sees DAUGHTERIN COFFIN; © Feat = sein, SUCCUMBS TO PARALYSIS oo" known as the Latona bridge, Q by her TO SAVE KITTEN |) w the cana! at the portage, from Montlake av. to the uni a 0 a) Bethe West waterway at Spokane av ot i CLEVELAND, Ohio ‘eb, 25.—| Over the East waterway at Railroad av. to Harbor island. Brom Westlake av. to Stone av., now known as the Stone av. | | | i 0 Third av. W. to Fremont, now known as the Ross bridge a a 3 ft ridg Ra : GIVES $1,000 TO POTLATCH « MANICURE cn * TO WED AGED = Naw HAVEN, Ce mith, a daahi els and subways to take the © Goddard's pro bridges was k out hey had seen give little girl | COGS CATCH LISTER} The capita HGIRL TEACHER SAVES TWO CHILDREN | FROM DEATH IN BLIZZARD; FROSTBITTEN f tilldrea from de Bat bere drew th Def her own life. Sghe reached the “Patstion. She Was granted her by the s 1 EVERYBODY’LL EAT SALMON MARCH 14!" E recommend the Royal Baking Powder as superior It is indispensable for finest food.” —United Cooks and Pastry Cooks Association of the United States. How to Make Better Cough Syrup than You Can Buy 5 Family Supply WILL HANG WHITES ©. FOR KILLING NEGRO ! | AEF Suits $3.95—Coats $ fan Vaiues Up to a 59 $3. 95 House Dresses UP TO $7.50 FOR $1.69 | COTTON REMNANTS | | Handreds of Themes Than 1- 2 Linen and 1¢ Gingham Hous Down in the Basement is a great | Dr ite a ies se ara de tae; big table piled high with the finest but the size We may have | lot of Cotton Remnants you ever one Fe if 20 the YL 69 | | pri wit xe Onl saw! They have already been re- duced one-third for the Clearance Sale, and now that price has been cut in half for “Bargain Friday” e Dresses $1. al $3.95 Hews Linenett law blue « rsian hite, only. There are white dotted Swisses, | ~p—— — % barred lawns, batistes, flaxons, linens | STA TIONERY > | and linenettes, in 2 and 2'%4-yard pieces Balmoral Linen Fabric, 1-1b There are plain and figured scrims for Curtains, in a splendid assortment of | lengths. There are Galateas—blue, brown and tan—plain and figured—a large and varied assortment. You will even find Polo Cloth, the latest fad, and hundreds of other remnants from all over the store. Come early if you want to make a good selection. 10c | Envelopes to match by the ‘pox—24 to the packages pack, 10 packs to the box—240 Envelopes altogether ..... PREMIUM CHINA There are Plates, Cups and Saucers, Cream- ers, Salad Bowls, Celery Dishes, Spoon Trays and Brica-Brac. The values were formerly up to $1, but we have divided them into 2 lots for Bargain Friday— One lot 10c One lot | 25¢ 25¢ The Starr-MacPherson Co. Third Avenue—Between Pike and Union Streets Closes 6 p. m., Saturday sestebaagn Hundreds of Famous Bar- gains too num- erous to men- tion here. See other papers Don't fail to see the 10¢ Bargain Table the Basement ABDUCTOR OF WOMAN SHOT in | Store Opens 9 a. m. THIS IS ONE TOO MANY; EH, WHAT? ‘onn., has a hen with chickens e chickens eir fam- ce | RIRMI a., Fe In = 4 ; © ox ; a containing ac several tennis a1 mal effects and Seattle National = - . r n were taken from ; w Y 1 T. Aki- t Te . © yawa in the Asto ast night, 1 1 Wish I Had Seen That P lay " SICK HEADACHE? TONGUE COATED? A p71! a S YOUR LIVER! belt SURE Just Twenty Years Ago!”’}'— : . ae ' «led after being shot ‘ob r Ah oc the a "| FINISH CAMPUS i ‘1 I OVERHEAL eat ake up a lf |f Pacific Stump Puller pene ; ‘| INVESTIGATION friend | as they left t ' t, the ! : . ' rw te Seattle The I had en I al ( ) Y n ; 1 f that play a I 1 in I fon) am is fully guaranteed by Bartel! | ar h could have told y cri ur I I t be | Co. (die Seattle. 4 _ The pla t i I i 1 | HVOMEI'G Aromatio-Alr fe Qusranciece fied -cx os s teed to Relieve Catarrh or Cost | Marc Ps a Fe 5 They b an Klaw & | | Nothing he “) ¢ a © \ good t \ it? | C. d & § ( | OMI ue : SINE Pe “ta : a Canal € to tworfifty Jal ah ONLO. Fores @ ia bo =S-ANY DRUG STORE ” ; < a Oy T U f Y jrelief r Nee - BOLTON GOES TO CHICAGO oe ) t arte yd me ry Us for Your \ t OME tr P. H. Bolton retary of the —- Se ee ne 1 | eant it “Say! tyneh u breathe is like vite Hion, 14 r : | , Presale a geet CUT FLOWERS nd { t his 1 rth AND ee i, | he es 5 igen Acquiring the Habit “square it ” | nd , Shrubbery and Nufsery a sad Che big of ait bind ’ to save a part of your income each month is a sure latices,” ks, op 120 Pike St. ret ssononteal inate Many large fortunes have shad humble begin- | young wif ) nie 11 Main 3253 Vi apttakdnirb ngs and their gr le | her at 1; a rooms 1 peopl 1 away last arity with whieh small ngs were addec | knowing what's jo diate’ SS We help 1 ' | J wie methée breat is becom e help by payu per cent _intere t, com TL tox’ | c her matisrec oa h a $2. 5 tg ~~ when discharges emi-annually. H ™ A « Yet d frernoor € 4 y n snif-| . pity that 1 in the house; and a #cond inet ited. | eg arrange to go tomorro n and quar: | itvoMit ana seu'how nulekly You! dy || Dexter Horton Trust ie : P b tl the or n anteec WAY don't you do something} . - a h T che Wook eat Ue Gare Goniinal Can sti ot oaks Sagat to the and Savings Bank t 4 m ” work ; i Pe | And—the guarantee Mon- | ; m mica eRCLALLare : " ne “Why, : eh 1 give employment Second at Cherry New York Bldg. au 9 ‘ Phir loor 1-45 Arcade Bldg oney if It does|to several deserving men.” . F eB yu all ey back if you sa eee “ i With You | v tion, Druggisis}| “Name them : : 4 piker—go DA ER | Pace | h “Collectors,” — — — ° . e °