The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 29, 1913, Page 5

a bs THE STAR—WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1918. a 8 SILENT wa seen . ‘CE 4 Charge | Charge , Purchases made Purchases made hia suspense an t | r mera ah rare Ase Dougall - fouthwick sore” i ceagipors att ot o very latest, Sale placed on Sale Placed on mayo ble h eta Bill Rendered |—— . en Bill Rendered ] red an sage hain Dec, Ist In connection mith JAMES MeCREERY& CO., New York Store open from 9 a. m. to 6 p m. daily SECOND AVENUE AND PIKE STREET Dec. ist = ae pi olme, mom. | ~ ee EEEEEnE A $$$! : n ard t man ’ KS ac eae, oe THIRTY-EIGHTH ANNIVERSARY SALE Fourth Day. of Extraordinary Price Cutting Charge Purchases Made Thursday Placed on Bill Rendered Dec. 1st are now D. that 5 ed at the Areti tecided ho must His frie club Tuesday 4 run. attention the ether fellows, With “TO FIGHT DUEL knew me he joined Ns LOVESICK | SOFIA, Oct Lie Torkoft andl does not drink | As—There ts but one way: Be #0} t Paris last night to fight a manly and so generous toward the | marre Lot for charging others that she cannot but admire with cruelty during ft. But you must truly be sincere. 38th Anniversary |for women are sham. that better posed, and I nay days My aw married, A Remarkable Sale of | SPECIAL WiltonRugs—Regular at 5750. -- - -\PS9.99 HES£ Rugs are a special purchase and include 16 different and distinctive patterns, i } I * in sizes which range from 8-3x10-6 to 9x12. The designs offered include the choicest i AAs the first annive: , erbenue, | “cotton,” there is no question as to os the tnexpensiveness of anything In t difference In Ages, | that Iine—but the appropriateness lexion and lack of/{s another thing This Week question xe light of the fact!/ Neither would dker | It’s Diamonds ft" eso 2 Years, YOU ATS | chicty or otter nccoeecrion te wel] 4| MERCHANDISING silly ¢ lay stress on these | to = t It's pretty difficult to se| things er sounds more | ject gifts in cotton for a man; but| like that of a child. I would advise! it will be great fun to buy some-| yeu to begin to think for yourself, | let all .this bosh of complexions,” y in cotton batting that a la hair, eyes, ete, rest, and that) box will be required the disposition and tastes of the man you ex gental to y We advertise dia monds at unusually thing else, and wrap in so gener. low prices this week as inducement to have and best of Oriental patterns, in such colorings as combinatidbns of red and brown, of an ] i you become acquainted _ tan and brown, and many others. The fabric from which these rugs are woven is the ect to marry are con Q—We have a very dear friend n Read sen 18, She Is good look with us and our choice best quality of pure wool. If we were permitted to name the maker you would recog- of gems oor ways jotly until late : Among fterings we are In the ripe phigh he nize it as one of the celebrated weaves of American Rugs. ‘It is only on very special of her. thoughts of your neighbors occasions that we are able to purchase these Ruys in such quantities and, at such un- mounting, white didmond. p At $22. 00 and have a usual price concessions as to be able to offer them at the special price of $39.95. Fourth Floor, Thea thought more of some one else than of her, She asked why he didn’t tell our friend wor't She quit the elab, and stays all the time What can we news eibaren, the eldest’ git Anniversary my age. We are chums, and in out ‘elub of an awful good 4 and kind, but poor His she was so yo k of the boy bt with him, | back the engagement ring "1 | te that three girth oT speak of Is living | jt NU BONE CORSETS th his mother. My mother ts will. | SS ee Three wire boning. guaranteed. 1 ep nd Phe] Lovmthig So 302 People’s Bank Building must elther ee bora De you think A.—All you can do for the girl ts , 5 4 I will grow th of this we |to show her your sympathy fn a £ : . | both grow sider.” Mapine "tar, 8 |tiug way, Thi not urge her, Dut al $2.00 Pajamas for $1.50 | $1.50 Pajamas for $1.15. 4 | ways invite her out with you, and i . ; ‘ Fy 1. ‘ F. . hat | she can Ko 8 " all sizes. The material used ‘is of the best | ll sizes him 90d book, or ca ou are ta the bloom of wom ;a beautiful paint or paragra ood he will be an old MAN.) worth reading in a magazine 1 You have never seen the world: he |things like that. Of co or will be soon tired of It. What fortunate to have esca quality and the garments are all silk trim- ; 20 English. Gaberdines and med Cravenetted Coats in Black and Olive $7.00 and $7.50 ies Coats $4.85 | Al are’ Mandelberg make. Regular The Fourth Day of the Anniversary Sale Presents \ Unbroken Array of Bargains ed marrying then? In all probability tt will be| cr yhece of hun put tha : $99 5 A no easier fiving with his mother | Gouun't help egge ged Bl _ Never in the history of this great store have we served ‘as many There are 40 pure wool Sweater Coats $20.00 and $22.50 vaines for $17. than with your stepfather. You|\, stad - te Rat «| people with as perfect satisfaction as ‘in the past three days. ~ . m - jean't run away from trouble Meet | Never mind [ying to puniah tne | That each and overy one has been entirely satistied with the v of slegteers quality in this assortment. The 10 English Gaberdines 3 i sly, make the best’ of tt, | me! : es which were offered {6 an unqualified recommendation of the s re 36-to 46, an¢ olors lana ‘yoo wilt get rid: of It quicker | ther Da wank sow -as surely ae|} ie chandiee which Is Included in this «reat sale.- If you were not 5938 ydineaare ‘ = ay piallbasy . i Also from Mandelberg’s; $15.00 values |than by trying to escape it. You|‘ re '# ® Worl {| among these, let us urge wpon you to take advantage, of the few navy, maroon and white. An extra special for $12.60. must decide. Q— De you think alight sittin |\ remaining days of this pelling at $4.85. : First Floor. J. | one’s skirt improper? . : { | _Q--WUl vou. pitase to mo want A.—I do for two reasons 5 the | nth 4 | a tame ik oat oto Met Tie” | first place, I think It suggestive; tn | : | pid "solution ofa teaspoon of| the second ft ts the height of folly 38th Annwersary oxalic acid crystals dissolved tn aj to wear a skirt so tight that it need cup of luke-warm water wil) prob-|be slit. I don't mind ceeing a pretty ably remove the stain, but wonld/foot, ankle or leg. I admire it as advise you to try ft on a plece of I would a perfect arm or hand; but the material first. Ringe well. 't/[ would. rathe 2 & woman wear j's sald to be poisonous, [trousers tha silt skirt. “Every deposi Jone to his Mkin’," as the old woman | | Q—We are two girls of 15, and MI but that Is my view ‘BESS MERRIM LOSES important to as. Is it proper ‘WO 15 YEARS. | i SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 29 A.—I will let you decide that af- Capt. Henry C. Merriam, U. 8. A., 38th Anniversary Extra SpecialsinGloves q - Domestic Linens Very Specially. Priced Sc PRINTED PERCALE 100 ‘ LINENS | and printed in various width 4 $6.50 DOUBLE DAMASK NAPKINS $4.65 $1.50 Real Kid Gloves $1 In this assortment are many of those splendid values which were on’ sale the first two days. To these have been added gloves from the regular stock which ordinarily MRS. BARRETT 215 Madison oll 36 Inches |ter what I say. Two girle of 15/ jot his suit fora d trom Mre. stripes on white grounds, A saving of just 1-3 on Extra heavy, all linen, size 24x24, in two round sell at $1.00, among which are i ) hould be spending thelr evening#! Hessio C. Merriam by a deciaion || “8 Item é phttern designs : s # quantity of the celebrated a {8c SERPENTINE CREPE 12c © | Trefousse. . In this sale on Thursday at $1.00. Your Winter Hate Mi learning things that will benefit | panded down here.today by Supert | { Cleaned and Reshaped them for their future lives. Girls | or Judge Graham y by Supert|] in figured only, various designs; suitable for $4.00 ALL LINEN NAPKINS $3.00 ' dito the New Fall and Wint who get Into the habit of running Instead, Mrs Merrie was given| kimonos. A Iimited quantity. To close out at They are 22 inches square, of excellent wearing ’ ° e New, Fal wr Hil Sound with the boys in the even-|«n\storsgy of thelr devahter, Ghar || 12¢. quality material, scroll, spot or stripe design. omen s 4 ing neglect more Important things, |io¢te, and awarded $75 & month all ‘and are by far too young or this mony. city would not have instituted the at curtew, which makes them Hab'e LOOK! READ! THINK! |to arrest tr out atter ce: ‘ain hours WEDDING BELLS, without an older person x ow fucation tuetve’ Gracren reste | the temptation !t {8 to you, bet ibe] day will come when you will bo| glad you attended to your studies.” th Have company at home, bf all but don’t go beaulng around ‘ou are a little older. Manly 26c DEVONSHIRE SUITING 150 $1.35 ALL LINEN DAMASK 61.00 The fabric of absolute merit for house. dresses see or children’s wear. There are many plain shades Extra heavy weight, round thread Damask, in stripe. coin spot or floral’ design; 70 inches wide and some stripes. . All are 32 inches wide. 12/46 -AMOSKEAG DAISY CLOTH 9) 400 ALL LINEN HUCK TOWELS 2%¢ 1 ey Full spoke stitched, of extra heavy pure flax; For this week only at this spectal price % soft fleeced with a twill finish. Especially good tn various border designs. Size 20x38 inches. for gowns or pajamas, White only. “Third Floor.) 38th Ariniversary \ ; 38th Anni ereary 38th Anniversary b A Sale of Glassware at ‘Women’s Outing Big Reductions on Women’s Greatly Reduced Prices ATER GLASSES of best quality lead blown glasa, with fin W ished top and sunburst design Regular price $1.50 the Special; set of 6 The Bowler, 517 Union. Main 3995. Gloves 50c ; Cashmerette Gloves, made with two fasteners at wrist and lined with good quality. silk. The pair, 50¢. First Floor, 4 WASHINGTON, Oct. 29 avout | reo-fourths of the invitations to the wedding here, next month, of| Miss Jessie Wilson, daughter of the| os president, to Francis B. Sayre, at boys are fine, there is no objection | fo" waits House, will be delivered =bu 00 Va . to them—t vl your time Is too val-)1y” essenger, according to an uable to waste nouncement today js true, regardies of the sion, and without a sin You are assured of secing before shown in Seattle every) yiti] 7. Tuesday and Friday | B. KORB CO. Two Sanitary Hair Stores Hair Dressing, Manicuring, Face Massage, Wig Making. Theatrical ‘ork and Toupes a Spectaity 104 Spring St. 110% Firet Av Q—I notierd m recent advertise- | signed “Das Wanderer” Should tt | not be “Der Wanderer” A REA A.—It should be, as you wees, ‘Der Wanderer. Flannel Gowns| |and Children’s Underwear J. Friedman, senior member of will be a? firm of Friedman & Son, who UP $1. 75 VESTS AND PANTS, THE GARMENT 95c¢ Q—Piease tell me what 4 ]| aptropriste for w sisth wedding an- | died last Saturday, was buried t v 61.50 and $2.00 Values for Included are wool and cotton mixed, as well as mercerized gar-§_ 4 Rents a New Sew- | niversary. We are acre to our- |day. The services were held at the dozen, Oe. $1.25 J ments, in gray and white. Not all sizes of every kind, but a good ing Machine Deise my sister. Thasking FER. family residence, 1517 E. Pth Water Pltcher in one-half gallon size, of lead blown glass, cut F range of sizes in the lot. Anniversary Sale price very special, 95¢, Mr. Friedman was 65 ¥ in sunburst design to match glasses. Regular $1.26 value; special Boys’ and Girls’ Wool Underwear at '/ price. One excellent model of Sold on terms to suit. A.—T sixth anniversary 18/146 {9 survived by a wife. three 1424 Third, near Pike, sugar. This will give opportunity’ sony and four daughters, Main 1525. for lots of sweet things at the sur. prise, Sugar bowl, sugar tongs, or —F——— | spo00n, » rap pitcher, or candy Is CHILD CROSS, dishes w propriate pres ents, if they are needed; but if no |would advise that you buy out of FEVERISH, SICK? the range of the anniversary sig |nificance. You might make some lfoped. sugar to string from the LOOK, MOTHER! IF TONGUE ial \corners of the table to the chande-| COATED, GIVE “CALIFORNIA | | SYRUP OF FIGS.” | ke : ri . Three different lots of Vests and Pants in gray or white. Choice fine’ white Outing Flannel may be had of rib or flat wool styles. The price is just % that formerly maya Te. Footed Ice Cream or Sundae Glasses, of godd size, lead blown optic. Regular, the dozen, $4.00; special, set of 6, for 81.25. Richly cut Goblets on plain pressed clear glass. Regular price 2 special, 6 for 75¢. ; Tall foote or Sundae, Glasses with’ sunburst design Regular price, the dozen, $2.25; isin round or V-neck style, : awry $1.25 UNION SUITS 65¢ t daintily embroidered in silk. This {s one of the season’s most wanted garments, being made 4 Special, your choice, $1.25. in the popular elbow sleeve style, of good quality fine combed cot- - Colored Outing "Flannel ton, not creased. The sizes are 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9. The former q Ghani with iuneey. pink oF price was $1.00 for regular sizes and $1.25 for extra sizes, All Rite atrinens ctl ase ; sizes included in the Anniversary Sale at, the suit, 65¢. ue stripes. They are made $3.50 IMPORTED UNDERWEAR §$2.50 with turned down collars. Women's high grade Swiss Ribbed Zimmerli Vests and Pants, $1.00 values for T5¢. Considered the best and most comfortable underwear made. Regu- Third Floor lar price $2.50; special, $2.50. First Floor. special, Vases of lead blown optié in dainty shapes at 10¢, 15¢, 18¢ and 25¢, They are worth just double these prices Rich American Cut Glass and Rock Crystal sale on at 1-3 off the regular prices Fourth Floor lier above. | Q—Wilt youu tell os what will be Children Jove this “fruit laxa a nice present for Christmas for » |tive,” and nothing else cleanses an and woman teacher? The whole the tender stomach, liver and bow "pliver, apc ols raid simply will not stop play 38th Anniversary f oat ulteaeS A.—A set of solid silver spoons| A child simp’ and the te Sie man tach ut“ na” wenn “tie Particularly Strong Values} |1-4 Reduction on liar and cuff box for the man teach-| result is, they become ‘er will be appreciated, I know, clogged with waste, liver gets slug “i ane. Ce te oe Ges A ppaeas Our S or orvact in Infants’ Wear P 38th Anniversary Nickel Garment Hangers, Styles for for. : Skirts or Trousers, 3 for 25¢ 25] a Halloween costume, something dit . h, don't eat, slee: ‘S$ or | | rom witeh o host, and In- ev ” o sacle Baie Pee RAR I Br:De % a © witeh oO GINS. tura'ly, breath 1s ea yatem full A : f Hai tse Ai tee Beas — 7 cola an autt ¢ orlof cold, has sore throat, stomach 0 ai cf ree” a peer wavy Good, Honest Dentistr broom m-stich smostume, ° You can ache Listen, Mother ssi ais tin Blige: al Lanesbith wi OANA MURORairke ant hers ssor men ir set of five, Te. yi k r o ways, One Ia to See if Se rape en Bive T stitched ruffle at neck and sleeves; 50c¢ values for %. Clark's O. N. T. Lustre Cotton, box of 12 spools, @imae Slips of soft muslin, tucked yoke with insertion; 35¢ val ! Cooke which 1 conduct |COVer & Bt own stege teas “4 alse . Plan and in a few hours all the - i Clark's 0. N, T. Darning Cotton, black, white or eal to the most them t tew real ones; or, cut two|constipated waste, sour bil : Infants t Slips of nainsook, with embroidery band at neck a colors, 3 for B¢. a ; ‘ word “Painless” ia 8 ew ses prooms from paste. undigested food passer out of thet aeons vatuas LL grades of French Acmé Tape Packages, Eight Pieces, Assorted Colors, 8c |° “pt Oar work in the true sense| poard, cover, and attach one to the |system, and you have a well, play Infant's Long Slip nainsook, The datnty yokes of lawn Refine Hair, ranging Bias ‘Tape Lawn, widths one to five. ‘Twelve good icant es ; front, and,one to the back ee the Lay Bhs tee ay gaa give “Cait-|] re trimmed -with lace insertion @ embroidery; 95c values for 75¢, in length from 24 to yard pieces, 10c to 15¢ values, 5¢. of all dentistry in two, Reguiss $10 (20 wile oe ta enatiy: made. fn etup of Fige™ because it in|] Infants’ hand-made Bibs, beautifully embroidered; $2.00 to $3.60 32 inches. Complete lines Neverip button or carpet Thread, linen finish, 100-yard es $5, Regular extra heavy|Gother to represent @ cat by|perfectly harmless; children love|| values at 18 Off, ; ; of gray switches and puffs} | spools, 3¢. $10 Gola‘ ¥| Another 1s to rep 7 | pera it never falis to act on the Infant's Pillow Slips of fine lawn, beautifully embrotdered in i 5 tle Jedvering oneself with a large, |i, anew iver and bowels dainty designs; $3.00, $4.00 and $5.00 values at 1-8 off. as well as ordinary: shade Se Gold Medal Hooks and Eyes, with the new straight ‘A syiees guarantee given with | st itfod black M eee ar dromeiat for a $0-cent Infant's Long Slips in French design. They are hand-made and also transformations, puffs eye, 21-2¢. ae w SEPPHIENGED sewapaper Wo: | bottle of “Callfornis @yrup of Figs," || hand-embroldéred, Goth the matanas and and work obiehe Yer and Billy Burke curls. to Pearl Buttons, Many Sizes and Kinds—Seconds of Se to , na for t 108 295 to $10.50 values i ‘ pe 5 Z E GIVE Gas man will correct and criticlve man-| which has full directions for bables, mae a enal sot Ot ablldentd oDiiritiad stata iin ei vale Rha SHAE match any color hair. Prices 10c Grades, the Dozen 2%c uscript; 1,000 words, $1; every ad: children of all agen and for grown || J Volvet ag ribbon trimming. Colors are white, black, bypwn from $2.25 to 10c, Tucknit Wash Cloths, extra quality, large size, Regal Dental Offices ditional 1,000, 5c; typewritten ups plainly alta @Atas “hate 1d blue, Up to $2.00 valu 50e. Third Floor. Fourth Floor. loop for hanging, 5¢@. Tirst Floors 1,000 words, 50c; carbon, 26¢ extra, Beware of counterf dh Or. L. R. Clark, D. OD. 8., Manager | Work guaranteed. Elliott 4875-V made by “Call 1405 Third Av. ‘ 23 | fo ‘g Sygup Company.” Re-| ,.. . . i ‘. ° : ms “3 rs Spr eetiien ‘tims aa wan vooliane 7 pana AD 1 ee any sonar tind ois ey emec| ‘The MacDougall-Southwick Co, Second Av. and Pike St. The MacDougall-Southwick Co, . ° Get the genuin t ¢