The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 20, 1914, Page 3

THE STAR—FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1914. 3 HUMPHREY WAS ipRerry phe aed PHOTO | _ OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL 10 P. M. FOR THE CONVENIENCE OF THOSE WHO TOIL gh dead & : ‘ plese DROPS FROM SIGHT ; cetion of CARELESS WITH | . PLAYS. New _ | TRUTH ISREFORT ae fad ion an xnansion aie} Material] ::": yes , E Come in and make emphatl ally dented In the report = a Mettawa at Santa DURING THE ALTERATIONS PRICES WILL BE FAR LOWER THAN AT ANY OTHER TIME, fi your selections, Our suits Ji/*hieh declares tn part: | linia tettines, white. “aanyf EVEN ON SPRING GOODS. THIS SPECIAL INDUCEMENT IS OFFERED ON ACCOUNT OF @2 are made just exactly as king bis campaign of 191 e st e i tha nd that i than features | Marseri\ i THE DISTURBANCE THAT EXISTS JUST NOW. A Lucky Purchase you w r we drama. The Janttor,” concludes the program see Great Rt of the North” 4 weenie taken along the coatsanen| river of Canada, It shows the guarantee a te sati tlle we ore mon were ‘ore, and that } vere paid than ever faction Take advantage of our liberal credit em I FOR MEN Investigation of conditions at} time referred to fails to will tru a high points of interest along the route Hearts four parts | class tailored suit tontiate the correctness of Mr ElaineHammer tein ind the difficulties on the way, Two] —At— ‘ HH es ven tn y's statements in respect watt t a ther subjects are shown at the Alteration Prices H M S t t teration Prices matters. Aw a fact, dur] NEW YORK, Feb. 19.—Where is |Pream today | eres a Mans sutta Q the wcat BF Ocsoher, 1918, Oaleecctin Winkne ” iru ceet see Our Lucerne $2.00 98¢ '@ o ! at which Mr. H mphrey W8* That's the queation her noted The first production made by the All-wool Shirts and « his campaign, a large grandfather, Oxcar, would like to| Western studio of the Kelair Film Drawers: well Flannel Overshirtes 402 UNION ST. tion of the mills were clo have answered right soon Co., located at Tuscon, Ariz, will rs Cot tiv. e ue aa She was playing the part of b¢ Shown here soon. It ts called) mace olor, olive : Cash or Credit-—Cash or Credit Florence, in “High Jinks,” at the|"The Crosa in the Cacti," and for/— brown; any quan Our New k buver us picked them up for ts Casino theatre up M few | Weatern atmosphere and realism tn tity, garment t evkiiore in: we Work ota: traction of. tele BACHELORS ONLY nigh “3 aKO, de on td rein Send sped | Momewhat different from the usual 4 * er invent + GaN ibe \ big a ; 4 rare 1 iteaul Sere AN scskincvegceagapen out of sight tory of this type. The Belair Com 1 19 al va y he style, finish, material pany at Tuscon has been augmented ' that you find in suits as high as $30.00. Just 45 « Z i ‘Old by the addition of several “dyed: them, and sizes run 34, 36, 38, 39, 40, 42. During Sox, black or “a ¢ 1e-wool” cowboys and girls, and ti vik pe is dat Piss . reinfouil , e of t DEMAND RECALL the riding In this picture in of th $2.50 Union Suits, altera ee k you f rs 50 pe rit ove brs hair raising variety n all sizes; nat your choice tne hus Dar t SAN FRANC F . vi Ldbts ural gray worsted e270 Men's Overcoats, last call this $10 85 strongest supporte he added, | 2" rye mags cera ag . f Carlos WHAT'S ON TODAY Alteration price you h | PAPER me when reproached by news aah rf iano tile F g the yacht oe 4 whole a ® of} Clemmer Until Saturday Night $1 13 vo Adrift Al Fine Wool n for ordering pa ean ; mag . - : 1 a8 oat Cassimere Pants, made to fit, in M r away from Washir ott . he hy Daughter of the Hills,” three parts. | ' Herringbone and Hairline ¢ mere m¢ Sweaters, WALL PAPER ea abt ston to fire erers Colonial All Week c pe and cate all not be allowed t ed The Lion and the Mouse,” al Flannelette Night dina Our regu- a me ei nt See's | 50c Ferris Waists | STOCKINGS, EXIRA SPECIAL Fis: S50 sates Just arrived—two car 3 vir 506 Men's Sox in cash- loads newest and latest tt or Did you tne Mentans, anitor,” Rel think | did not know Knauss value aa takactie oft Class A Until Saturday Night ancy 1 the tanster SIAL sel The Blow-Out i Y waneaa plain or military The new improved; madé of For Women and Children, sgh h ofeeme two-part Ame ed The Nar: a good $1.25 heavy coutil; 3 style ort mné Anything and ' . designs, 50 exclusive pat wedding is to take place in The trial of Tony Sul van, Joe ement, | } : ; mere or silk lisie; gg ; Tony Broski, be 4 “ i all colors and sizes. terns imported papers. ‘To Apri Dream Until Tuesday Night | upporters. Children’s, 7 to [and ramie, ranging in oe . ' PAF EE | 1 troke: part Pi < ri Worth 25¢. Broken Li two-part Path 0. 12 years, 50 Worn for comfort | from Wales > Alterat Price, k room f. > . ber play; “Sawdust and Salome . i Iteration ce, make room for new Uniontown, Pa : t . ae t and Selome.”. ¥ and wear McCormack’s for your Hosiery peed. Morn, what's that?” queried Hur r krap ireat Nivers of the North u 5 7 3 for 50c. goods, we are closing a | gess R. 8. McCrum, when a self-|tried In Justice Brown's court Reeanay ecenlc. q Flannelette tan of morals cor constituted gu q amas, trimmed large number last year’s J} plained that was on exhibl-| Peeres al Seta Dames with silk frog ee futual Girl,” series 4 Mabet's| s rogs SS ae nes “|COLLISION; & DIE 200 or te ot ee ew Neckwear signs domestic papers fj} < —- ait of Anita.” twenart 0e-1El have militias 1 INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. 2 wo 4 ave mili y colla For Gicost, Blotchy, sanisligaes were Kitts Two | jeatic The Hidden ( Rell Our regular $1 Red or Wrinkled Skin ——————— 98c Golf Shirts, in plain and faney colors; cuffs attached Regular $1.50 value. Your at half price 1 were Hance jured, six of wh nj i m probably will! o@ and $1.50 value = na inion, caused Grand Until Saturday Night vy slippery rails, dic, In a street car ¢ Mut Weekly.” world’s news, fj i Wa Plays the Thug.” tronart Domino: |i Men's $1.25 Sweat- | MANUFACTURER'S SAMPLES, consisting of choice now 9Be. & AT THE THEATRES |! jmeay : Boers, Alteration Jabots, Lace Stocks, “Stand-ups” and the very Men's 50c Rib | + vrice newest things in Embroidered Velvets; values | Bae * RESIDENCE THEATRES | ranging up to $1.50. ‘Take your pick Cotton aca The’ Quaker one Morley in || °—Ay the Home Until Sunday | 98 ply one-—Saturday, for 25c heavy weight, he Quaker Gir only one—s EE STOR Si iaccsaty ve see< } Moore—E. H. Sothern in “It 1 ‘Glovannt’a Gratitude,” two-ree! | JUU special, garment aper 0. tet Were King drama; “The Ring,” drama: “Tur KdrO dehehe Set c }warm water Seattic atte $ key Trot Town,” comedy - ES — Almos a Jac- ery Siccea & tare oy & Stock Co. In “Three Weeks” "At the Pleasant Hour Tonight Men vag Wool Sle ne beech ae Bie A nace c peat ove t= 9 ™ eat! lox The Adventures of Jacques,” two. Ox, pair pg . ; a * . r \, “The ‘End of the World.” tee Quamat “The Doctors Rint: . generally pay $1.00. Why pay it | wide. Colors, cream, Cope, ceil, Boys’ 35¢ Flannel drama; “The Hully,” comedy ns now? Saturday, 57¢ blue, pink, melon, old rose; stand- Waists, in prin- ———— -- —-——— --- - —~ — —— b bs ; ard value $2.00. Saturday, while cipally small. s F ilisiea: eenher 3% More—we fit the gloves they last, We from 4 to 9 years, 20 for no ewhere? 15¢ NEW RUCHINGS, Pleat- Special, éach 95¢ KID GLOVES—The peer of € ings and Rufflings. Specials 26c any $1.50 glove; handsome [for Saturday selling—the 50c and Shoe Specials Men's Jumbo embroidered backs: also white P. K. | 35c grades cut to 25c; the 25¢ and Children’s $2.00 Patent Button High i Why pay better els sale, léc each New 1915 Novelty Fobs. price Se each. ENTERPRISE NOVELTY WORKS 1113 First Ave. Seatt nfessions =| The e Cor a tace bath f | powdered ~ [hazel This ts remarkably effective Advertisement a e $3.89 fitted—for 9 grade cut t I'M FOND OF DAD All colors und sizes | dbaee'>y e e - = = A regu'ar $7.59 When Dick came out of his fath-| was mussed all about her face and ers sick room, | could see he was) her bed was much disturbed by ber Link Your Interests to This Chain of Credit Stores HALF PRICE Sweaters black stitching. All day Saturday— ] 30c grades cut to 19c, and the 20c Top Shoes, with tassel; the ; never-slip kind, with Pa very much worried. I stole up to | resticagnese, TOILET It is easy to find a woman's “Spring Suit,” such as they are, but tan top, velvet t ty se par denen regpi hs oP escag sappointed to vee quite a different thing to find one with the dash and style of the new ‘ind at tis ae e's pre ‘ sd c me way it really . vation, “Did the doctor say any-|seems very hard for Mrs. Waverly to ARTICLES Spring Suits that are shown at McCormack’s, and the price from $5.00 sizes, 396 |thing definite? | Sccept me as one of the family.) to $10.00 less than you pay elsewhere Peis “He was very serious this morn Did Mollie tell you, Dick, I want Ps ling, but when he came this after is to see you privately?” she asked 5c ‘5 ‘ : 1 noon be Waa more encouraged This annoyed Dick very much, and $1 5 K § esse be wan cars encore ong) eer ok rT le nos, Special $1. : Bene John,” continued Dick ie el er poy at me, he sald Antiseptic Seni- imo s, fa Men's $4.00 Dress Tomorrow, we place | “Let's wait until after the dovtor| Mrs. Waverly {# not a stupid wom-|fy *@ty Toilet Paper, Made of crepe, neatly trimmed with satin Jf Shoes in the latest ou tale, at just exactly comes tonight,” I advised an, but she is a very stubborn one. | crepe finish. Sat oth eek email ceall hetidas: “ta the ek Spring styles, here Dick, mother wants to see you,”|1 know she understood Dick's int urday take 6 for < ‘ “ pear , be is half price, our entire jraid Mollie, and Dick, dragging me| mation that he and I were one, but | 25 wanted colors and patterns stock of Winter Coats. with him, went up to she wouid not be guided by it | 3,49 ‘ ; | Suits, Dresses and Foor Mra, Waverly 10 1 wanit to say something to vox| 69c HOUSE DRESSES $3. Skirts. This affords > nateei® will te 1 Mad P \ ai In gunmetal calf, J TO 8€ ABSOLUTELY sare. fF serra oo very lade of fine percale in stripes or checks; 1 calf, vic (eae you an unequaled op much exasperated, “you have nova! K T nox calf, vici ki . nox artar. ’ portunity to share in a LSOERAL CHOUER TO SATE FAR HBL PLO Ht ¥ to me that Margie mig! PO igpes Sel chp high or low neck and 44 sleeves. Can't be dup and patent leather; licated f less than $1.00. button or lace. 49c WOMEN’S WASH WAISTS Women’s $2.50 l-strap House or bargain event that will save you many, much needed dollars Let me go, Dick.” I said i Powder, but a per |Your mother wants to talk with you/}f™ fect t cleanser Special 10 Jalone she don't want me hang | n some beck and get bor ready te ORE They cone in various Gabrics, Gols. Steet Se bd | night if she'll let me awns, ole, Chambray, with high or low with silk bow, Coats, Suits Saturday Mrs, Waverly gave mo a grateful neck, trimmed with lace, embroidery and fancy J) Cuban heel and | glance and said I can see you| Fairy Soap, button Why pay $1.00? Special here Sat very dressy; all and Dresses Ni ht | Raderatand fans, ane I thank you your home uld ueday. 40 sizes; a pair at Half Price ie Gk | *;"can feadlly seo that there arelf @. “Fairy.” Satur $3.00 SKIRTS, TO CLOSE $1.98 $1.98 is _ makes ome things thay mothers want to day, take 6 cakes We have about 35 of this numbe While A fi i f : in- | talk over with their sons that they for 2 {fj BRAVE 800Ut so 0! sn er A few pairs o} : $9.75 values .. $4.75 a practice pe Bhs ond do vot always want daughteredy | : j they last, during alteration, take your choice [/Boys’ Calf High Cut $18.50 values. . .$9.25 mg open we law to hear Ra Jw | for $1.98 Shoes that sold . 1 went downstairs into Dad's / \\ i day evening from 6 room. He was awake and whiane ve | regularly for $4005 p- m. until 8 p. m., ed, for he wan very weak: "Cosee Fels Naptha Soap, p \ MISSES’ WINTER COATS, 14 PRICE all sizes, from 2% for the convenience °'*' Margie You know the to 8%; black oF $22.50 values. .$11.25 $24.50 values. .$12.25 \nd less. Most of them are made from good I looked at the nurse and st i \ | c i $27.50 values. .$13.75 of those who cannot | jodie! ber head se ant quality and iBrcs Gh i \ taple materials, which can be worn all the [J tan; to close, pair ank I reached over and kissed hir Saturday take © ee r round on the Coast. Act quick 3,29 $29.50 values. .$14.75 come to the b : reached over and Kissed. hin a on mi) ; $32.50 values. $16.25 during the regular (him trom the first moment | set banking hours. | eyes upon him. | know he is very gruff at times, but he has AGENTS FOR Money may be de- | aiways made a great hit with posited in the Sav- me ever since the time when he ’ H d took both my hands in his and A ER § CORSETS ings Department dur- looked me over rather search - i \ ingly as Dick said: “F ing these hours. tnlaite Marauret’ weer American Lady and Empire Its Safe Deposit After a moment's silence hig Corsets. Fownes’ and Niag D i ‘father said: “Well, Margaret, you|{qy 8% Mald Gloves. Naiad Dress Jepartment is SPP. | canta the Ot the choose we used calf Shields, Coats’ and D. M. ¢ from 6 p. m. until 10 |inaie in my bovtood yan wu te broidery Cottons, Fleish p. m. in order that [Petter as you grow older Yarns and Carlson-Cur y 1 could teil that Dick was holding rier Embroidery Silks. those renting Safe [nis breath to wee how I wount aint Deposit Boxes may and he drew a long sigh of relief | — ——— an I answered, demurely have access to them |; his fathe irs rs rf Page: ed as though he’wers (beck with A GREAT SCHEME Some Bull; This KELLY WAS In. hy A I'm mighty glad yo death,” and. 1 aat evenin, c 1 have hopes at pore : led. vas, began to speculate whether, if SIOUX CITY, Feb, 20.~A_ bull From that moment he should die, Dick's mother would CLEVELAND, Feb, 20.—Promt- peing driven to the stock yards by NEW YORK, Feb, 20.--Whem We’ ‘ware friends hink that we must come and HVC yent social workers, educators and|H, Fish became frightened and United States Marshal Beekngit ‘oor old Dad » with them 1 have yunced qa Charged upon Fish, throwing him aske at Hudson st. jail, Jersey ORTHERN BANK Mm 1 Dad! He certainly iooh 1 Aap OT hope not," Leaid to|city offtotals have announced a phere ae tech} pio the wine, bin ae Aer ode» era | ALBERT HAN myself, just as Dad said to me: plan for a bureau for the study and iia) py¥gh might have been killed, tRe keeper said “Yes,” and brought We'll fool ‘em yet, daught I'm prevention of suicide in Cleveland. put a woman with a red skirt ran OUt 17 Kellys. The marshal picks fecling better and I'm gol £¢t phe plan is to seek out those con-/ across the street and the bull gave ed but the Kelly wanted well templating killing themselves, have chase to her. He followed her up (To Be Continued Tomorrow them tell their stories, and then at- the steps leading to the First Na Cleveland.—Police ordered cigar tempt to show the unfortunates the tional bank, ‘The animal became stores to stop sale of badges Ing ~ Cash or Credit Just as you like aman t this, Although EXTRA Laces just opened—marve- lous values in Linen Torchons, Cluny, Honiton, Vals, Smyrna, Irish, and many other y Go on sale Saturday at 2c, 8c, 5¢, Te and 9c. This store will be better known than ever before as the Lace House, “THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY) the tir of purchase balance $1.00 a week, or $5.00 a month. Oi e-2t Tied Ae AND TRUST GO.) *u88"2, vaxses BETWEEN SENECA AND SPRING ® Now Located at His g. 8 f vela as | wedge! olv or dis od 8) oy FOURTH AND PIKE | Rest modern outside rooms, 25 ig 1 iged th vi i d | seri Chicken Inspect New Store a n ‘ |to 5c, Stewart House, 86 West the highest suicide rate in the|the woman fainted dn the arms of fear they may be used by some 4 3 Second Ave. AT JAMES ST. SEATILE | 1010 Second Ave., Near Madison.