The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 27, 1914, Page 5

THE STAR—FRIDAY, MARCH 27 1 T SLUMP IN NEW CHIEF GRIFFITHS EXPLAINS a MARKET” “HUMANITARIAN” POLICY: HE. / “Be ‘HOPES T0 AID FALLEN GIRLS | York Buy chase for | ' ‘ ‘ Th 1 hear f te bebe t le t e ft t WI VM Y ( 1 put fe ‘ en of t Best | y Bla 1d | would have thanked y ad t 1 t the same so 8. D, BREMERTON the t I t Change Atmosphere v ey others d My. Hoffman pthem to i: © . p res tha ‘good t f t t r ~ t t ; Th I J : ' lnk * 1 2 i ‘Ss “Some changes for the benefit th be made. | want to get a sew ing machine for the women's $ ward, so that prisoners held may have some way of spend. Ing their time. As it is now | tt ‘ e ie they have nothing to do but tt fa ad a . 1 without lawful means ¢ SHER . A ‘. t : : : if t tead of being diso easant after . te ; ‘a Q.—Will you please let me now wh hat day Ar 1907, More -Scollard-|) '0",,2"7 4", aoe ys should a boy be love a f Gi ll Cc Pa Thanking in ad. liiam Go. va 8. F.D Orrick SUPrLIES hear y Loos LEAR DEVICES 1031 Third Ave TIS Firat Ave KINDS GET OUR PRICES ON YOUR BASEBALL OUTFITS NE CORSETS | “Nopee to Heip Them oat difficult prob-| NU Learn Aut % Bo BARGAINS $ in Used Machines New Machines WHITE SEWING MAK veel co (Near Pike) Main 1523 stock We have a fine Up of Fishing Tackle Come in and let us sip OF show you around. ointed by Theo. Wilts Hdw. Co. 1012 First Avenue Main 2982 SWEATERS Wholesale and Retatl, Made by OCTONEK KNITTING CO 485 Union St. Corner Fifth Av Q.—We are two young girls and want to earn some money for a vacation trip. We live in a small town, and there is a berry farm near, but it is hard work picking berries, and we want the money when school One of us is very good at em 3 BEARS SHOT 03 ou, cin a e profitable Please something and print VERY ANXIOUS BY A WOMAN NTESANO, Wast “sa Ww DR. L. R. CLARK, D. DO. S We are « lecting ali our dental work we guarante The National or one of o f 4 C B k Slip Plates f $ Ar ity an Rbat, bat we oe OF SEATTLE Q.—! would like you to ad | Burt you one bit - U Y C dit vine me, | am a young man, | rantee ne "| ; poe and have been keeping cor ee, is the cae thes ol i compen caonee - SC TOUF CLedit) 2,276 have been keeping com. Operator and manager heatra Second at Columbia St Open a Charge Account at| she is not tue te me. we sid 4 es Factor air Store f r; or would her reform Regal Dental Offices , re 4 iiglacanald het bachermanentt. “thie. ( Dr. L. R. Clark, D. D. S., Manager, : 5 1 r what tam not sure about The 1405 Third Av.. N. W. Cor. Union. | St Hy stl a ah Note: Br ad with y iZ " ' Sa tt aa in lett ip ® LADIE , ¢ : Big Special Sale of Ladies’ i aaa g Special Sa | Ph hae A Allover Aprons ) es over Ap “ap ae Made of the best gingham. All colors, pink, blue, lav- t Be > he x ender, white check. All sizes, extra lo ‘ye a il 4 t Our own mal Regular price, $1.75. Sale price $1 oe ny \ 1 f Ne Shan hai Compan tate = | g pany : IMPOR TERS AND MANUFACTURERS 132 1 Ave., Opposite Postoffice 1 ° al N tow te t rof he I we , We Want to Make Your | * i th ( The ref : hospi Suit : te Wigs fa Men and Women 0 amily Washing |} i @ Q—Will you tell m address a letter to 6c Pound on to a woman and have r t to ved’only two copies since 7 last November. Do you think A —By all mean Address thenw 0 4 ec ric alin v1 O'Neil’s' Tailors Howton, M [Ss MEN Imitation e @ of properly col J MAIN 507. 1201 FIRST AVE. vir ts Third Avenue Zamora C. F 1 Cauftnan| Geattic, Wash, e | Factory Halr St eT ANT ISED ec Dougall | fouthwick The Lan Daya of the Month-End Sale Tn Comnect i JAMES M Ga.m. (0 6 p.m Is tomorrow—many special v which have not b ffe bef be found in every departr 1 ell the odds a en pecial Ir n were ffered in this Great Month End Sal Charge purcha made la bill rendered Ma t Giebinl hue Saturday Ouly Exceptional Values in Spring Millinery $10.00 th Crepe most brown ial value rk 1 $10.00, pink $10.00. ribbon Floor. 250 Boys’ Rain Coats Less Than Cost $4.50 and $5.00 Values for $2.95 $10.00. Toilet Specials ise. rs Venetian Ba Lambert's Lister 20e. ne lay ver p have e¢ Dioxygen, an ideal antiseptic, > B9e. ; B K ker Blue Serge Babcock’s Corylopsis Taleum . 7 r, 40¢ Suits, $5.00, $6.50, $7.50, ‘iolet de Parme | | $10.00 and 8 50. Boys’ Knicker Ch t nt Frostilla, spe t leat $10.00 and eda Rose Rouge, we "$5 >. 00, $6 Ayers Hand $10.00, $12 Th One-Day Sale of Waists $10.50 to $15.00 Values, Special $6.25 $5.00 to $9.75 Values, Special $3.95 Toilet Specials oxogen, an ideal antiseptic, cock’s Corylopsis Taleum 10¢. Fragrant Frostilla, irst Floor. | Silk Plated Hose 35c ha _Women’s 50c Union Suits 39c a Mesh Bags For $1.25 — A early spring white. The snit ‘ $1.00, Special Lot of Silk Hose 39e. 50c Ribbed Vests 39c Cc Women’s Pumps and Oxfords Reduced to $2.85 it Formerly $4.00 and $5.00 Ad Read Our Sunday for Greatest Silk and kid, black les, $2.85. , not all t, $2.85, 1 Floor, Dress Goods Sale. Unequaled Vaiues. Basement Specials Net Curtains Special at $1.55 M for Saturday Toilet Paper, the roll, Aurora Pure Linen C eRe l extra large Ve ° 4 re slls for y Holders. Nickeled ster! Toulet Papar Scrim Curtains Arabian on $1.50 Absorbo Dustless Floor Monk! no $1.55 t J Regular Imported Lacet Arabian Curtains nde. $2.55 ar 5. In Arabian color Bathroom T owel Bars 1 1 sock- mount eavy Fr ble Regular 4 while the limited lace edge all h made fs Be. Old-fashioned Rag Rugs, ¢ 27x54, Waffle Irons ial .79e. k _Axmins ster Rugs, tled ¢ ts, 27x $1.49. Fou Fl ie | The MacDougall-Southwick Co. Second Avenue and Pike Street®