The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 8, 1913, Page 3

RIDAY, AUGUST 8, 1913. 4E STAR a \Preacher on St ous Vacation = € ummer Foods As Climbs Canada’s Highest Peak Cause of — Tacoma Seattle Iwo Big Stores Noted for Low Prices *RICED DISTRICT ouror men AFTER- INVENTORY -SPECIA LS) 9 Saturday is always Dad’s Day at McCormack Bros., D S DAY and tomorrow we wish to show Dad some exceptional values in clothing for Dad’s Boy, who will soon be Many Also Get Diarrhoea What to Do in Either Case back in school. The reliable suits we are now closing out will stand the test of the play ground—and large savings can be effected now, a few weeks Just Look NGS ’ at These Men’s Suits $25 98 to $4 98 —And— | we are ir regu: ‘ ey before the fall term. rected by the a lax Ative that has combined with it t Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Peps w * 78 t as its name Indicates, is a pleasant wiigeteedesep ie . with the virtues | *'* ‘ é All know F \ P Avoid ast ® { na? hysics and cathartic, as ( attle, the Int a the tar ‘| hinnecessartly harsh Tho Yr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pe sample bottle can ussimere, tweed $9. 98 mea hem those of Mrs. W lor, | patd, b r «Dr WB cheviot ‘ eloit, Wis., who finds she « el w $ Washington 8. M / RE ft to her baby without causing | ce i Ni ion te Pe Also we have selected trom our ‘om | i n oN c $7.50 line of Boys’ Suits t —_---— Norfolk t suits, Norfolk and double Mr ch : ed styles, made of good : tweeds, cansimercs ; Take Advantage of Our a sits prt fro ain‘ all monk @ QB “om ; ‘To close 9 Tremendous Clearance Sale -OFr ALL Ladies’ Suits, Coats, Dresses, Waists and ‘ Millinery A SLIP MEANT A FEARFL 0 SLI DF TO DEATH THOUSANDS OF In Suits We Offer: Cty gee sc | RISKS LIFE UPON ICY : | SIDE OF MT. ROBSON mixtures diagonals white VICTORIA, B. C., Aug. 8.—For his summer's job the Rev. G. R. B. Kin ney chose a mighty cold thing—to Now selling at climb the “devil's stairway” up| between Mount Robson, the sheerest and ~ Substantial fedkictions off all Men’s and Young ’ San rane Men’ ‘s Suits and Hats camp nthe knob of the northwest tipped at an aasse-of 0 tah foe ONE PRICE fie. i CASH or CREDIT | ©): Open an account with § {yo [00 us today—make a small §) — ts and Blo: & large assort ; Black sateen, tan and blue as been reinf pred! by. Lon chambray, khaki dr ane These suits are n white and # eB Ake. nventory Mark-Down Ladies’ Waists) Ladies’ Walsts, of $1.00 Misses’ $1.00 Sailor Waists, 36 Ladies’ Waists, made of Made of od Guali made of fine drill and trimme nicely trim sateen, high n with blue collar and cuffs, | med cord and braids ong sleeves, Ww neat serges and nmmmny < ted fronts. This viee piped with white. Fourin-hand | high or low neck, % ot long waist wi cost | tles of contrasting colors. | #1 . in vy, black, tan, in laur 1! inventory ght Special $2. 6S AFTER-INVENTORY SPECIALS IN HIOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR 9 Ladies’ Lisle Underwear 13 Ladies’ Extra Fine 9a Ladies’ White Gauze | 1 Children’s Vests and C —Ladies low cut, CG French “Risbed Veet | VOC Hoss tuil scamieas hit | 1OL parte tetra tas grade, . Heovs! one, or «Satay low neck, no sleeves; a very spliced heel, double sole; 2 pure white, sulted to any sea- 2 supertor garment: 2 for 25e. pairs for 25c¢. son; yours for French Ribbed 14 Ladie bigh neck, long c pants to match; trimming; perfect fitt day, 9c each 180 sleeves cial, 196. l4e. Richelieu Rib 19¢ Ladies’ Silk Lisle and 11 for Children's Hose, all Vests, deep crochet lace Gauze Lisle White sizes, black or tan; a 50-r each carried a & at Hose, priced together for Sat- good medium ribbed hose for urday, 196. school wer. k wi hours get back to our camp. Our provias ne ava.| were gone and we were hundreds of | about! miles from etyilization. For two} wee we Ilved on what monntain} he ers and birds we could AFTER-INVENTORY SPECIALS IN READY-TO-WEAR 50 Misses’ White Oresses, | 25 Ladies’ Kimonos, made of | Ladies’ Silk F hasllesahe made | Here Is a great sale of Ladies’ made of extra fine India Linon dotted silk mull, trimmed with | of heavy taffeta, black only; | Sailor Hats, not one of them payment down and a little seaiith t each week or month— saitaictlta le soe pgsnpg een ips’ pre va oF ICY | satin bands, empire effect, % | flounce 12% Inches, trimmed | Worth less than 50c and from neck; tr in Val or Ital rp hat up to $2.29. A final dis- ; sleeves, something very new, | with 8& 2: . tan rise ery with pin tucks, Excellent | oa) of all our straw sailors. wma $1.69) St “sat. $2.25 [mae $1.98 | Bars mt” ie Val At the Yesler Until Friday Pacific Outfitting Co. J ie es SAY $1 A WEEK JIMOVIES THROUGH FIRE representing all dep ne Seattle’s Popular Credit House Would Pix T UME baw hl | MARK-DOWN or SHOES : Ba shed Ladies’ White Canvas Oxfords; | 30 pairs Ladies’ $2.50 Canvas | Child's Tan Button Shoes sizes | Men’ 2 . 7 i 's $3.50 Gunmetal Oxfords. Southwest Corner Third and University At the Ahambea Until Monday Parone ne to 6; medium | and Nubuck Pumps, sizes 2% | 5 to 8, patr $1.25 Some men wear these stylish, The Death Stone of India,” three wat isses’ Tan Button Shoes, sizes low-c lasts the year round. pee , hye heely walking toe. 4 (}(}| to, 5: newest Sti 5Q 2 to 2, wo at, Bizes are becoming | cee xe | Pair lasts eee yes Perey, $1.89 broken. Cholee $2) 39 At the Colonial Until Sunday dat | J 8 a e rd c¢ ied crow at rv «, he escaped At the Circuit Until Sunday. | —49c— LENGTH SILK GLOVES A Wartin Mother's Sacrif One special is for average figure; new models; sum- mer weight —98c— Warner's or American SECOND AVE. AT AMES St. PP ai models; all sizes. ] all sizes and all colors; double tipped; also extra CURED WITHOUT | X 2a Shipwrecked two ree super short gloves I Week Snowy Egret) ALLE ; Cc and Extermination »W. Mor At the Melbourne Until Sunday the two reels on You can’t cure rheumatiem with drugs Cohen's Outt There's no use trying. Drugs, or rathe potsona, will stop the pain for a while by tee ———————— ooo SRE Teer emeer eee errr yi stupetying the | At the Grand Until Sunday. al Next to That 42-Story Building ° Open Saturday Until 10 ject Meson: OR et Mans in recede m 4 in the b 1 2 “ 0 K 1s Pienic Mutual th ‘ 5 y - ‘tnt v £2 a pa r The are tricity. : ba pente: 0 - ny of the bo ¢ 1 ; At the Class A Until Sunday. |dexwloped | THE MARKETS | | THE MARKETS | |ROMEO HAGEN WINS Penter of Denver, here 7 nares througe fhe Sten the B fall impuri n is the tiachen || Whe wteande pik le niowsseverall neve, which filter the blood of all Imp t Stung,” “Gau-| weeks old and is thriving as | WALLA WALUA, Aug. &—Al ‘The two men boxed even we ‘Our Blectra . ¥ as any of ates wing are. the average. prioe IINGTON. Aug. 8--Mrs, | SPUrt In the last few rounds of mill. the eighth round, when Hagen slowe canna of theta ty ° ete vices received in Wash: |2&, Won the decision for Romeo ed his opponent up with a volley of methods ody, rheumatien 0 01 At the Good Luck Until Sunday ington from Elkins, W. Va, Mrs.| tse? the Seattle welterweight, in| rights and lefts, at one stage spill- ead Cast U his ten-round bout with Jack Gar-!ing Ca here's a whole lot to know ,: orate sing electricity 10 that it will cure. We one sta Werspent @ good many years, learning nd we will give pon the bene of onr Blaine Elkins, sister-4 Kath Elkins, h » | introducing new enter law of Miss 1 in pnt vai te We’ LL ald GRASS. CHICAGO @ American pr the alluring guise of a mint At the Yesler Until Sunday | i the taste t ) party. As the name tmpiles Fortu 1 c The “a Pa from now,” de-| Paes. ranct 20 he guests at this party must have Tent,’ T don Ve nell, president of| eines wade a love for the real old southern Arabia a ¢ Roughing the National ter butcher Apples so@ 2.00 Julep, The mint julep party is no u sociation, at » annual piente ofl ple 4 ee ce for those who drink water or itcher al berries 50 Bra tute i sleu Over Cie: nation ta «64 4 00 Mrs. Hlaine Elidns ts a beanttful have “dropped off from 25 to 50 per de me 1 two ¢ Henpecked Burglar. ainn how to use it successfully MnO eeira-Vita 1s @ scientific fevice tor infusing the body steady. unbroken current of electric life for the least shock or unpleasant sensation it, © there Ia no chargin 0, no bo wy kin oper degres of strength : i a the proper degree of constructed that the full force of current ca be applied to any part of the body while a pain can exist In @ bad shareed wt @ parts r 0 rheurn n, no weakne 0 inactly , ai al ‘Read These Cures: in different parts of the bed and after having ored that it has and has and fascinating young matron and a years highly popular with the diplomatic ao that onl set, Where it is expected her new tle Star has two excep FR ia ie mil ba Ina poeition to Diy I FteRE Path mint Julep party will win instant tae sed fine premium offers which| meat by 19 | 4 Meate—Selling fevor B f making to new subseribers, or ’ ; 09% ENTRIES CLOSE TODAY C ubscrtbers who wend in CALLS 'EM FANATICS ! 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Some of the I believe ft will do all you claim, Seappoose, Or chart inclu a the state | its have won her the nam of the tov, best racquet wielders in the North- of Washington an map of the f I ‘ west have entered the t re’ ale ing 1 i ourney » other offer \ - FREE TO YOU ns. Tho other offer I) “Mra, Steclo in a militant, but of ey hl car a ered * nd bring ac urham © ig 0 * | the milder arlety us V e o 2 exetables nm him, oy j receiv: C: cut | at this eoapon end ¥ The Electra-Vita Co et nic’ Sl veuteky rence quant mer ¥ rlet 8 Thus f f she 10@ 01 Lona eketabics—Keiling Price | W have just received a carload of the newest and ago Look } muti thy. fitue DEF’ raareatege . Bl ‘y h re at the governmetit's ale ged innsdsa latest designs of imported paper hangings. 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