The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 10, 1914, Page 3

SHE REJECTS SUITOR, A BARON, BECAUSE SHE COULON'TSAY HIS NAME =MONSTER SACRIFICE= Of our entire $50,000 Wholesale Stock and entire Men's Shoe Stock of F. L. BARTLETT CO. We purchased this Bartlett Stock at 40 cents on the dollar. You get it be wholesale cost. This stock consists of the Highest Grade Merchandise that was ever shipped to the Pacific Coast from Eastern Fall and Complete Sizes, and all will be sold at most r prices liculously Sale Starts 1510 First Ave. Promptly Saturday, 10 A, M., Apr. il Opp. Public Market Here is most fearful slaughter of standard High-Grade Merchandise ever made in Seattle ’ ’ Men s Men s Gloves cut to. . 18c $7.50 Leather Suit low Manufacturers. Lines low 50c Work $4.00 Heavy Work oe .. S219 $5.00 Dress $2 48 » e Shoes cut to $6.00 Russian Calf Shirts cut to... ! 25c_ Linen chiefs cut Suits cut to they last, $4.89 $2.50 to $4.00 broken Suits cut to cut to . coats cut $4 89 : a! Clothing | Furnishings |: $1.79 $15 Men’s @4 OA|*Peci#! .-..----- Suits cut to $1.00 Union $2.50 Men's $7.89) i oe sl 29 Pants cut to... | ogee Men’s _ Slip- "S.. $1.89 $10 Men’s E. & W. Collars, while | ¢ $2.98 ~____Snt ’ Men's Shoes $25 Men’s Overalls $3.00 Dress and Work $15.00 Men’s 330.00 Men’s Hand Betty Lathrop ii SAN FRANCISCO, April 9 Tailored Suits, Guar- Shirts cut to... | Dress Shoes "$2. 89 [Betty Lathrop was traveling in the Orient Antipodes. In Hon wenius G9 GGlecutes. 5Qe| =. S289 PSs es Wool, cut to, r makes as the Walk-Over, Sels +o yt Ao rT te etek ili m Gotzian, and Chippewa — ali eves that ¢ t sorb & person Men’s $5.00 All Wool|25e Garters Ge | er Sraad a Ceattero or eee Se eae 50c President Suspenders cut to 15c Men's mustache tweeked Ob, he was just w words, was the Men’s Hats $2.00 Hats, all 89c shapes, cut to... shapes, ct oD Dal 2 — Kingsbury Hats to $1.89 to $5.00 J. B. Stetson 25¢ Men's Lisle $1.00 Under- 33c wear cut to... $2.00 All Wool Under- Clothing $5.00 Boys’ Suits, “ers Pat- special 91 89 CG. pan os ell why fe COULDN'T n wRy at the lad mnce his name GIANT COFFIN al April 10 am under BIRMINGHAM, Sam Fe This Entire Stock Will Be Sold At Once Wholesale and Retail ment in this ad. will be backed up with good merchandise. you when you come. RED FRONT CLOTHING CO. 1510 FIRST AVE Just above PIKE ST. Opposite Public Market. es SEATTLE WASHINGTON. SALE STARTS SATURDAY 43, 70 SALESMEN WILL BE AT YOUR SERVICE Every state- Bring this ad. with A few days inch or two tal killed. Nowhe secured to fit him. Foley had to give up his own corsa for the occasion ks = | JOBS SCARE ’EM: are| -Alt hough there MORNING, 10 A. M. SHARP 10 in this city, only ® eal by the mu to remove snow from ithe stree THE CONFESSIONS OF A WIFE OUR FAMILY DINES. CHAPTER CXXKIV Dick? Nothing (Copyrighted, 1914, by the News answered Dick with a paper Enterprise Association.) at me. “Jack wrote The dinner ta med charged le ago that he thought with tricity last night w cet te , a bh ol ule girl and Dick's family took dinner with asked her to call upon lady when the cc , 1 came to the conclusion that most , of the ce of married You didn't ¢ onsternation 7 are fucnia n-laws 7 > gen nl Tomorrow is Poor old Dad looked tired after te ny Tep| t id Mins Dunl ap a ver your last day, his long day at his office ; B S x ™ « fretful < ymone so come in a of. everythine , nd tea. early as pos lights in the dinin . ; add to the hilari -g sible. You do “ , ir not need the ~ _ ready cash ' weer WE TRUST on 7 , . = XB : pureh hat down w“ Mt . YoU Not and nothing in the way 7a , . nly do we g : . {you credit, bu be th a! ail an a I ha eee ‘ = wHwe give mt How. do you itke my hat, D (To Be Continued Tomorrow hi she asked and then adde Ma fi! |economy, gave it to THE STAR—FRIDAY, APRIL 10, 1914, ——OPEN SATURDAYS UNTIL 10 P.M Prepare for Easter NicCORMACK BRO SAVES IN THE LEAD GET YOUR EASTER OUTFIT | ir Clot 1 Hat here t the cater pace in « to your WE LEAD i: S10 and your u Money mort it hat Saves Y th is replete with Hats and Caps of the Latest and Boys, at moderate price Men's Hats—our Dublin $2.00. $3.00 hat shown Boys’ Hats—Newest straws, —It will not take much money to make your dear little b this year—if you take advantage of the bargains offered by “store that saves you money.” MOTHER Three Great Specials in Boys’ Clothing $4.98——$3.98——$2.98 These but is are part of the big lot bought by our Eastern buyer at abc mut 50c on the dolla rth at least $2.00, more than the price we ask. Some have 2 pairs pants, thorc greatest strain comes we Men’s Furnishing Goods for Less Neckwea Slumber Robes Shi rts use Men's fine French Muslin and Fine 25c eck wear. 169c cuffs. attnc 98c Twill Night Robes, plain ot tell every | #tripe or military collar; well finished; worth $1.2 98 Pajamas, cut full size; C something you can slum ber in without being cramped; good, serviceable materials, in plain and fancy, In values up to} | $1.56) Your pick tomorrow, 98c.! hips 4 and figures, medium silice| Meht shades; our regular rever-| value ne 986 newent silks for sprin “ hom wifl mean to buy a {ees y ike. te Like whet yow pay, ihe t perdashers. man's taste by h Ing « beautify Vine Madras Shirts, cuffs attached, for dress or bus haa no. equal for wear or style under $1 Get your sup ply temerrow. low $1.00 for In regtiar ha PREPARE FOR EASTER—WOMEN’S AND CHILDREN’S SUITS, COATS AND MILLINERY AT SPECIAL PRICE Two Great Specials in Enlarged Suits and Coats Shoe Dept. For Saturday Do not neglect the footwear Women’s ap Coats $12.50 for Easter. We have the Reau utifull Bpri styles and the prices will fit your pocketbook lols to fit the young mins half price, These ne mo Women's $3.00, 2-strap Patent Pumps with silk bow; styl all $2.49 Men's $3.00 Oxfords, gunmetal Russia calf and vici ors plain ra, Sizes 14 t a" ish cut; sizes Women’s Sample Suits $12. 50 Hore in so calf, tan kid; all the latest and best mt for * styles s Women’s Dresses $9.98 Misses strap Pumps. ’ pe gunme 98 hk Sizes 3. air c wi ta k 4 fancy b Boys’ ent and gun- » ° . metal rds Silk Petticoats $3.75 Childesn’e 800) Yeetead ‘ k Pe Pumps in the dull kid and os » tan. Sizes 5 to & THE ONLY “STORE THAT Look at the Men’s Suits We Are Offering at We certainly “de erve our slogan, HAT DEPARTMENT Equal it from 35¢ up to $1.50. YOU MONEY” doubled able to r $15 and materials that $30.00? sure nish “A OO t 3e Models and shades for Men 1 quality and style to any oy or girl happy Easter time McCormack Bros.—the only for Saturday Not one of these Suits mughly reinforced where the ar 163 3 pairs for 50c—A Silk 3€ Lisle sox with six threads fine Egyptian yarn tn toe and heel; a regular 25c sel- ys Marathon Sox, famous 220 for their long wearing qualities Colors, black, tan, white feet—compare them with the 20c ones. Ss Charming Easter Millinery $2.98 $4.98 $6.98 THREE GREAT SPECIALS for Saturday, Lovely, new creations in Dress Hats, ex- quisite examples of imported models and Hats fashioned in our own workroom, patterned after hats that cost as high as $40.00. See us Saturday, TRIMMED HATS for the teeney weeney ones up to the growing miss. 3 GREAT SPECIALS Saturday 4Sc_ 69c 98c These little beauties are terned after Hats that cost four times the price. See us Saturday and save money, Mg[Buying as we ¥ had better keep her East SIRRONS R kabl i to for our larg sida, eat tak tote NT, aster "gale ae chain of stores, t me and said is H sier sail poe ato .- bss Swell styles in fancy Sale of ‘ os—also brocac we can give Bud Marsio'ot one THE OT osiery ‘te and yoo beter “ap. Rl rain or ane Paney Mosier Easter ) | I answered. “I'll show it » Nye ang parel for less |to you after dinner. aa red Le Me Brilliant t silk Isle and silence, for we seemed to have no oe | eclal numbers ee i subject on tap that would interest C pecial nut 5 Pure linen, tched Handkerchiefs—never less eather . : BLUE AND BLACK SUITS me mi sees te 23c} SC has: : ia 1S i cate “4 As we were eating our dessert : uulone mt 2 a 's, linen finish, very sheer; nicer when dipped Pitta all colors and sizes, 3 f table and purpose 1 shall alway the murder 0 M { 1 Cards—many and numerous styles—10c per ‘anil gt anc excellency that defies the ant tall se le mi of our not very pleasant Fitted “at "the fabrics, re ed and streng d to ¢ w fam gi T arent to. ant the count 1, will charged u d } Also stripes and fancy mixtures $16.7 75 .. “S35, 09 oy ae Ga ae ine vith apmpiiaiiy as arene $i n erwear = x Poxg’ and i in price from that Mr. Waverly’s brother which Mra. Magdalina We and ply too bu enum THE STORE THAT “any. better 3 ing to marry that pretty chorus! Frank Piconi must stand tria he style nalities SAVES YOU MONEY’ Bring in with the Elsie Janis company ve Everything »——no better FOR WOMEN Mother Waverly ga anc “sq/!n which she said sh w for the an, miss or child it and we snorted, Aunt Mary 1 4 pairs, J man who brutally murdered her ° vareed We in aon 95 You can select a coat tomorrow and have it for Easter Mollie surprised and Dick mad af husband, Mre, Werner freed Smith es pection. Please day. Sibows Geert costs aad novelty French plaids, bleck satin and hrough from responsibilit the tragedy remember this is the one utton, white kid moire coats, blue serges, white eponge, brocaded worsteds _“t am gure I don’t know, Mr mith is as innocent as my lt store tha Aves you rove no wane and matelasse, shown in Holland blue, navy, tan, tango Brown,” | answered ae composedly tle baby.” she said : and mahogan Prices begin as I could He has not announced Officials at first belleve e had ‘ ou know m brother b hay eon b 0 bo the same frat house as a a wt He a OPEN UNTIL 10 P. M. SATURDAY ‘ r and he wrote home ‘against the defendat ' 1G! 0 Inch “ia just crazy over the coni Is, seleduled vo i) GALL NEW LAKE RIGHTO, LUDWIG GEORGE MUST STOTCH, PLEASE junlap girl and they are go- the end of this montl rhed Ju he min ELLEN WILSON MUNICH, April 10.—King Lud BE Q TE A WUT PHILADELPHIA “April 10.——The ew seems to know Cc LS wig HI of Bavaria administered « REAVER FALLS, Pa 0. tuberenlosis bacillus will quickly it it than his family, Mr OFFIN PIL VASHINGTON, April 10.—Lake snub to a society of aristocratic K aterline, f a bet drown in . but it will sum on naid Mother Waverly,| REAR oes SUR n Wilso how th women who asked him to become! {\"l owed . “ud than three years When M Hows. eft, Aunt | Repee tatl | yam iif of w patron of & movement to establi Curlous Hateners 1 sed in water, aceord 2 Mary looked dd said What Jer f f bil homes for sick animal He said splash in his stomach iments by Prof. RB. @ 1119-21 Third Ave. an uncomfortable woman whict il ! if Bo not worry about diseased cats, 7 t department of hy You've struck it,” said Dick as turers of ci fe n . mes.’ Bick 7 igi Phone your WANT AD to teriology of Jeffersoa vs i M > strug : dogs and horses, Sick beasts ought ) 4 ze. Fo? this ae e left the table nake then it \ t + a et » ee ee ka Kae ab 0. eos upsiains, | fin, He contends $f pre tiful ¢ 1 the W on his |to be killed. Bestow your money |MAIN 9400 today, for by to- Dr Rosse mother turned to Dick and said: | the accidental ne a4 trip t umer, It is a mile long /on the sick poor and thus do some Morrow today will be yes yy that who dle of ‘“What do you know about this, headache and digestive pills, Jang half a mile wide. wood with it) iterday. tuberouleala be cremeied,