The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 27, 1913, Page 4

THE STAR- m “I’M WORTH $600 AS SEAT Tui * Iwo Big Stores Noted for Low Prices o% TACOMA | Tar Our or Tie ric PRICED DISTRICT GREAT OPPORTUNITIES FOR MEN AND WOMEN BUSY WORKERS TRADE HERE SATURDAYS MONLY SAVING CONTINUES UNTIL 10 P. M. Another Saturday Saie of Men’s $620 Suits at $14.75 Two great lines McCormack System double-life Suits with ANT Eas (tre stave Tats 1,000 MEN| buy ® 7 @) fords, made aye > large 1 ifacture two pairs of pants to match coat and vest—and the same Jeton, Knox, Walk-Over, Dr. Worth’s Cush. stylish union-made Suit that created the furore last Saturday. Burt and Packard and U. S. Army Shoes at ui id $2. 50 and $2.95 and Oxfords Men frequently tell us that in no other store are they shown as handsome Suits, as desirable styles and colors, at less than $25.00. Up-to-date in every feature of conventional dress rolce of two big lines. fo Spel ay other : aetaty Hriced at 82.50. ly spe Elevator Open Saturday Evening to 10 . ep OSTON HOE o. UME Ds AMPLE HOP INC. tay bare ABC | sree mn 296 d SECOND AVENUE AND PIKE STREET x(t Floor Elite! Buliding. ai One Pound Favorite Blend Coffee 24c SHOE BARGAINS We've a lot of Oxfords for women and men to sell at considerable reduction from the usual prices. Button and hade 25c Package Pearline for 15c anadian Pacific > }=~<* a TOURIST TICKETS ps3" is = Hc ge Abe CHAPTER vith i m wre B 9 Sy its lace styles in broken lines and sizes to close. He You may stop going and returning. For a nee { and fk y ‘ er sLinedan ana arin Ga 95c Es Ee ind rates, apply te FOUR lot hite " . . Exceptionally seasonable—just at the beginning of the Men's $2.5( ' both "To ¢ 3.50 to $5.00 Oxfords informa’ yates ¢ Il ami¢ when he needs the strongest and best; and a pa weekncesees $1,938 ‘ i eotive youngster’s vacation Clearance Sale —OF— you secure them at sweeping clearance reductions. W. H. GORDON, Agent SO That ee TRE! One night when | was sitting gee ae 113 West Holly St, Bellingham +o “ thas | Piaf bico gr saspoe-g Weprentr ies pl BOYS! SUITS, worth up to $5.00. Some have two 4 % meee 5 $1.59 i . t ' t was amokin A. B. WINTER, Agent ial "| the ‘at ; BN dies irr re eee 1$19 Hewttt Ave., Everett Af the ¢ e aunt tain pictues ep yl of scl 5 White or Velvet Pumps, $1 29 t at 1 1 a Then he flicked his cigar wh potest oe ¢. E BINGHAM, Agent, Sedro-Woolley V ; SIO, | and pushed it toward me. ( . But | saw hin J. W. HALL, Agent, Snohomish , . oom : That was all that saved me Saat : es eeaye beet | cign"acas in bet ft Stone Imported —Fascinating —Genuine ; knockout drops” as a clip Panama and Manila Hats #6! 10 Genuia ne pauate Eabat, vob ular large shapes $4. 98 98c W. F. ROBINSON, Agent, Anacortes act over the head with a sandbag Boys’ Cadet Blouses EXTRA SPECIAL Boys’ $5 Cassimere Suits $2.98 In Norfolk style Full cut knickerbockers. Sizen 8 to 9 Wool Suits {n the latest shades of grays and browns, con 4 in accordance with the best Norfolk designs. Don't G BENJ. POINDEXTER, Agent, Bremerton E. E. PENN General Agent Passenger Dept. T13 Second Ave., Seattle. Genuine Manila, ine hand woven shapes, extra special, <> 6 styles in Ratine Wash 5 outings canoeing and summer knockabout w ¥ now selling, each ..... won't be able to tell! put t are. But fo out on | ran a ) crulters 9 \' , In most cities they ur boy the injustice of overlooking this opportunity ae —— = => = — rallroad stations, the = = = <7 and the big oa eS Amy ee COATS - ie ~ sy ner immed heavy blue dentm Overalls, You 25 only Ladies’ Coats, made of fine French serge or whipcord, nicely trim- med with sflk or satin, collars and 0c standard. Saturday Se Nt 2 SS SS 3 5 s Oe ea a RFA E Cc cuffs with small buttons to match, 6 az =e Ease SS n black, tan, blue, biack-and-white fe 3% Toad es three-quarter or full lengths 11c a Pair, Ladies’ Hose an; made with very elastic tops, high spliced 50 only Ladies’ Tailor-made ‘Suits, made of fine French serge, .n black, navy and brown, nicely trimmed, with good satin lintn way or straight front. Good val t $16.50. 12 5 Saturday, special at ' Colors black o 25¢ for Children’s Union Suits FOUR TRAINS DAILY TO THE EAST AND SOUTH wie, Sn wW f bac Pure bleach ribbed. his ik, wing sleeve and 50 only Ladies’ White Wash Waists, VIA PORTLAND rir Bhatet cx spas vi geet tediae — = 25¢ made of voile, French lawn or Swiss, OVER THE a enn sata Sak ‘hain in low or high neck, trimmed in fine Hart hes belt 11c Pair, Boys’ i Girls’ Hose ] J tice ana embrotery, with aman peari DA a abating buttons. Good value at $1.25 , Med ribbed, made-for strong wear; fast colors . oe) -\A/. R. &e Ni = wy . block or tan hatarday, « pair ; 1c Special at 98¢ cash OREGON SHORT. LINE AND UNION PACIFIC cad ther 12 the a her. It was ea “THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY”, pot it there, Thats the eastest Children’s Sitk Gloves SEATTLE-PORTLAND EXPRESS,» high-class train part of her wor FOWNES MAKE (Continued Tomorrow.) Double Tipped, Kid Fitting LONG LENGTH, SILK, TWO-CLASP, SILK, 12-BUTTON | WHITE OR TAN, SATURDAY SPECIAL SATURDAY SPECIAL 69c 48c with all-stee! coaches, observation and dining cars, to Port- land. Leaves Seattle at 7:30 a.m. Arrives Portland 2 p.m Excellent connections for Salt Lake City, Denver, Omaha, St. Louis, Chicago and al! other eastern points; also for San Francisco and all California points SHASTA LIMITED TRAIN DE LUXE, th train in the West,” for Portland and San Francisce change. Leaves Seattle 11:30 a.m. Arrives Por m. (No extra fare between Seattle and Pc solid-vestibuled, electric-lighted, steel train, wit drawing room and compartment 5 oe buffet-observation car. Service includ ‘ at P , ber, lady's maid, valet and stenographer At the Dream Until Sunday wy WILL SHE BARK? AT THE THEATRES adept teal AR De . ’ THIS WEEK. — PUGET SOUND EXPRESS, a fine elec tricelighted | Jeffe \RYSVI We i bri Moore—Dar | The Case of Becky ———- THE - MOVIES At the Class A Until Sunday. n 1a oM train with all-steel coaches and cafe-observati From Igno Mra Ct i. oo a 0 land. Through sleeper to San Francisco. Leaves Seattle Share te 11:45 a. m. Arrives Portland 6:30 p.m. Connect n av D r an operatic Portland at 8:00 p. m. for Salt Lake City, Omaha, St 1 5 Foglia ag lle i of her J awone by a Kansas City, Chicago and all s east. C tier n Bra 5 . * satis A dee Ky . Eth aot Seattle—"Mada Portland . 8:15 p 4 Ad Ss herr ae r a a a rot from a shot gun fired by Orpheum a nui i points ervice includes >ullman Tourist husband. Empress—Vaudeville. Sleepers, dining and observation cars Pantages—Vaudeville SH ARMY will have dock Grand—Vaudeville and motion OWL, the popular night train for Portland and the East Leaves |svahter. erase Seattle 11:15 p.m. Arrives P d 6:45 a Conne a planer Photopiays pee travel affords. —_——— 9:30 p.m These Ugly Spots | tion leaves Portland for all eastern points at 10:00 a by At the Grand Until Sunday audeville, solid electric-lighted train, carrying observation car, Sta M a) Weekly Beautiful Melbourne Photoplays and ard Pullman and Tourist Sleepers, with superior dining ca Biamarck vaudeville, service and every comfort and convenience that modern eal tecotated Alhambra Photoplaya and Sleeping car berths ready for occupancy at | At the Melbourne Until Sunday | Now is the Time to Get Rid of vaudeville. 6's no longer the slightest | feeling ashamed of your DOYLE MUST SHOW E have just received a carload of the newest and @Automatic electric safety block signals protect you all the wry from ha the ‘prescription othihe » P. Doyle, who latest designs of imported paper hangings. We Seattle to Chicago. Rock-ballasted, dustless and sr yooth-running track atrength-—is guaranteed Patrolman G The famous Columbia River Scenic Rout You pass through tore these Rontely’ apors thet Alien’ ye carry the largest stock of exclusive designs to-be found S et an ounce of othine whose dis ry, 8 8 large cities than by any other transcontinental line Aida mite RUT eunda Aen ennthoothom tabtall Druk sustained by the civi anywhere in the Pacific Northwest. Estimates are given R Q t Co, and apply al 1, will be called by and contracts taken on interior decorating and house tich 2 \ ling PP 4 SUMMER EXCURSION RATES EAST IN EFFECT e River and morning and y yw why his ¢ painting. The largest line of pictures, mouldings, etc., 4 a option Apples of bard be ut ae ae worst ih ms nm “re with in the city you will find here. Picture framing is our “ % « ee ae e begun to disappear, while th y May 28th to September 30th, 1913 apse caGaih a Wentant lighter ones ‘have vanished ont se hentea eit specialty. MOS RIEY ‘+ ane y rloc xen rv, t is.seldom tha 0 nan a n ory evidence in two he i acai Leave from the Oregon-Washington Station. Finest Passenger Station in the West a -, Mp oie ay A a ate pear: ro aera 7 Ras Bis a an 7 ay ‘gh ieee Dy P Guar Broncho Billy and the| th kin and gain a beautiful ¢ him, and the civil servi ¢) e 4 a a er Oo ong’ oriff's Kid complexion t do so without ° J. H. O cILL Be sure to ask for the from DISTRICT PASSENGER AGENT Res rn Outalde n h othin® as this i d 0 pow 907 SECOND AVENUE ni ¥ t 0 Vest larantee of back if it | less talee 1 " Xu ———— Telephome Main 932 716 Second Ave stewart. lfails to regove freckles, Jif only to make a recommendation, |