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See These Men’s and Women’s Suits Tomorrow and You'll Want One at Their Special Saturday Price Getting ready to clean stock of Spring left- overs is the reason for these very interesting prices—and you have an added attraction, a any on credit and pay for them the easy For the Men, a Big Lot of Suits Comprising all welghts, In fancy mixtures—no blu blacks. On sale tomorrow as a Saturday special $15.00 For choice of $16.75 and $18.50 Suits $20.00 . For choice of $22.50 and $25.00 Suits $25.00 For choice of $27.50 and $30.00 Suits For the Women Folks, All the Suits, Coats and Dresses And a selection that’s decidedly choice, Special for Satur day as follows: $15.00 For choice of $16.75, $18.50 and $19.50 Garments $19.50 For choice of $22.50 and $24.50 Garments $22.50 For choice of $27.50 and $29.50 Garments $27.50 For choice of $32.50, $34.50 and $37.50 Garments You may have any of these Saturday offerings on credit if you wish, and $1.00 a week or $5.00 a monti Store open Saturday till 10 p. m. 1119-1121 THIRD AVENUE Just south of Seneca St. : | 6rAR— MKIDAY, TAMPICO MODEL CITY UNDER REBEL RULE, SAYS BOALT; IT’S DRYEST TOWN IN MEXICO By Fred L.~Boalt AMPICO, June 12.—1 Tampico Fair Sample 1 take tt that tt ts fair to Ta » may be used a ion of how they may © behave when they aptur Mexico ¢ " _Huertastas Quiet, Orderly City all yo fe you never saw a Ta » is today There had been no looting when the rebels took the city, | was able to verify the earlier re port that just two soldiers had at tempted to loot, had been caught red-handed, and had been shot on the spot All the shops and stores are open Can't Get a.Drink Th is, therefore, absolutely no a drink at the Hotel Imy nowhere ex ial, which ts reigners ! Keep Going town, Ame German and Is and thin That wince the da wore v Mark one Ar Not a stick ne or tone of proper r rebel south im pursuit of Zar osa's federala Rebels Are Well Armed Not only were they better a i and equipped than the ta terder ns I had geen ot posts around Vera Cru nd stronger physical ert and Intelligent ing what the two told about Mextcon soldiers not ‘ wing or caring what the war wa put, I asked a score of these rebels why they fought And they all made the one an swer We fight,” they said back the land that was stolen tlonalists added thelr | us.” PHOTO PLAYS Norma Much Married Norma Tal s has just turned 19 adge of the Vitagraph and for s activity in all phases of nat she ts for her age the star performer tn filmdom In the ple has been marr ‘orced 187, and has.bad 192 children in the r downright thrilling, hair-rais- ing automobile driving, a chase of the hero and his sweetheart in an auto by Mexican soldiers on horse ck, end thetr escape acrons the border, at the Ch A theatre, the limit. It ts {n the two-reel Mex- fean wer drama by the Broncho company Siorty starts into Mexico a that purp peril of his Mexican sweetheart, who, with her father has been mae prisoners in thelr own hactenda. Shorty rescues them, bundles them Into his automobile, and then the chase begins Two Keystone educational-com edies, some line, as well as “Our Mutual G No, 21, are also to be seen there. s 38 “Ramona” {s one of the Mary Pickford series that Clemmer is re viving. It will show until Saturday night. eee “Smaltz Loves” a Ford Sterling comedy at the Alhambra today, fea. tures this comedian tn one of his fa Vorite kind of com: 8 " Western Plays on Bills “For the Sake of Kate” ts a two- part Western drama at. the today. “Eugenics at Bar t is a Western comedy at bourne There's a Western story at the Class A, a three-part Bob Leonard drama of the Southwest at the Al hambra, and t Mary Pickford story at the Clemmer ts also of the Sout Tho West ts well rep rene: nted in Seattle playhouses this Grand Ranch the Mel week eo" A New Wrinkle Something new in the pfeture line In Seattle is being shown at) the Class A two Keystone productions ‘Acres of Alfalfa” and “Our ( Birds”. These pictures are label ‘educational comedies”. theatre this week in 1 entitled | Hereto. | is) an! ald to Pedro, a smuggler, but ts di |¥erted from by thoi Teel drama; fore the Keystone company has de- | voted ‘ts efforts to putting out| comedy, without any other alm | than merely to amuse. A two-reel | na of the Mexican No. 21 of the fa mous series of “Our Mutual Giri” | complete the program. WHAT'S ON THE BILLS” « Clemmer Until Saturday Night “Ramona, Ma drama fove's Daughter,” Vita graph dran This Is Life,” com y jelig ews Pictorial and a comedy Clase A Until Saturday Night Mutual Girl 21; “Acres of Alfalfa” and “Our Large Birds stone Shorty’s Trip to two-part Broncho play John Buiny Until Grand For the Re at Saturday Night of Kate ama; “A Cireus dran two-reel R a, and a 8-FOOT SKELETON FOUND IN GRAVE GUTHRIE, Okla., June 12. A giant human skeleton was un: earthed the Ford cemetery at Luther, Oklahoma county to: day by grave diggers. The skeleton was about three feet under ground beneath a solid layer of rock, The skull, which was much larger than an ordi nary man’s head, and the other bones indicated that the giant being must have been over eight feet tall. The find is expected to be taken charge of by the state geologist at Norman. human | > | | Pickford | Mex Melbourne Until Saturday Night Her La hree-reel Ble Ra sat Bar U Selig comer ° cee Colonial Until Saturday Night Judge Dun's Decision two part Selig drama werytown'w mance’ and Summer Lo Lubin en Dogs of War Educational drama. “ee Athambra Until Sunday Night Sam in Mexico,” educa “malts Loves,” Ster comedy; “Swede Larson,” thre reel Rex drama. oe Tivoll Until Saturday Night ierre of the Plains,” drama. Mission Untli Saturday Night Master Mind,” five-part! drama, RESIDENCE THEATRES At the Home Until Sunday “The Doctor's Testimony,” two | Animated Weekly, No.| ent events; “The Dawn of! Day,” drama; “The Arsenal | Trieste,” scenic ant Hour Until Sund fan Adventures: and 116,” ew a one-reel Till Saturday Night THRILLING AUTO RIDE Over rough roada If you like this kind of exciting plo- tures, don’t mise “Shorty’s Trip ” am here all alone. to Mexico |e Te 1s queer how soon you get used | h eart A 2reel Broncho Mexican border war drama, “OUR MUTUAL GIRL” Something New In Pictures KEYSTONE EDUCATIONAL COMEDIES “Our Great Birds” “Acres of Alfalfa” “A WIFE ON A WAGER” Nestor Drama BALLARD AT THE PIANO The Best Show in and Only the City JUNS 12, 1914. Copyright, 1914, by the Newspaper "poem just VAGE 3, OPEN SATURDAYS 10 P. M. McCORMACK BROS. Have purchased the entire surplus stock of Men’s and Young Men’s Clothing of HEIDELBERG WOLFE m=pAT 50c ON THE DOLLAR HEIDELBERG WOLFE bears the same relation to the clothing business in New York that a Schilling’s label on tea stands for—‘the best’’——-thus we are enabled by this lucky purchase to offer you high-grade Men's and Young Men’s Suits, values up to $25.00 Your 9.85 Choice for Act Quick for First Choice Here’s a Great Of- fer Which Should Appeal to Your Reasoning Powers. “Just Think of It,” A Suit by This Fa- mous Maker for. . . SATURDAY BARGAINS FOR MEN AND BOYS 59c to $1.49 Boys’ Wash | Clean Up Boys’ Suits Keep Cool and UNTIL the well known exclusive high grade whole- sale clothing house of New York City Vacation Needs Khaki Military Suits, Boys’ Base ball Sults At 59c and 98c Up Women’s Summer Coats 2 Lots, $6.98 and $12.98 These run in values from $15.00 1 Boys’ Overalls, full nize Suits Comfortable 1 en ‘om o en's thietiec Nainsook all sizes from 4 to 14 a5¢.: nion Sulin, better quality WE HAVE A saving of at least $2.00 on] thar B. VD. All sizes; Sat- ea ~ wor The ones’ value with double heal Boys’ Cowboy Khaki Suits, we have ever been able to of tops; regular 16¢ fer you. Some have 2 pairs of a Hoys’ Rig Indian Suits, Boys’ ’ 26 f 59c and 98c Boys ants, Serviceable, rich tweeds,| OE Nesiisce Shirts, rich solen gular $1.25 value. assime incl famous Indigo dyed serges, Corduroy Pants uding our } lar Khaki Army for work or camp use: worth ie. [aie We don't have to inflate our values to make them Two for look cheap. The public | has CONFIDENCE in|Qne Price blue serge, in sizes from 6 to 17 years, our Merchandise. to $30.00. A cleanup by our Eastern if buyer from a reputable maker of 1 Ruchinge—2 inches wide, | women's coats, He was about to We cream, ecru—black lace [| turn his machines to making other 4 and net lace edge—values to 350, [fi goods; our representative was on ‘ Saturday, 2 yards 25¢. ; the ground and made him an offer if for the whole lot, which was ac- A, Reve Barsatn. in, women’s 12: Stockings for children, | £ cepted. Knowing the outlet of our | ats price, Regular $2.00 batton 2C extra fine grate—isie & two stores, quantities never feaze | or lace viet kid on, $1. 59 finish—never less than 200—So @f] him, providing he can buy around | ** to a pair for the odd pair—2 pairs for 25c. j 60 cents on the dollar. Our portion nd Boys’ $1.50 Lace Ox- arrived by express Thursday and | {iq for'thia time ot the OOm | 12sC oe sel, Vests for wom- Soitl ‘be eu: oalg’ Mathrday at about | ceeds bnce a8 t0% a onic 20 on—swise lisle fintsh— % their regular worth. It's hardly | CHILDREN’S $2.00 F.C. Skuftors lace trimmed—iarge sizes; 266) necessary to tell you the models | the best shoe made: every pair grade, 2 for 25. i are the latest as you know well | Once, tan button ae K button 1@ Ribbons — wide, taney ff we deal only in up-to-date goods } patent leather button $1. 1230 Dresden ll silk; al that we can turn over quickly at | ¢ to 8, « patr 15 ways 150, yaré—take 07a a light profit. The materials are Third Shipment of Barefoot | tre Gor Doc, ] varied, including Panama cloth, | Sandals in this season, Our prices | * ’ | ratine, serge and fancy novelty : coatings. Some come in the sh he 306 i." 58¢ Stockin model with the frill effect skirt, | ¢ to i gs others in the % length, all spl . 48c aidly tallored and lined with good ‘Sand WOMEN a Oey veerat tak asd Se Rang nes for Women t your choice $6.98 and | ¢ = fo Ni : It is conceded that we carry the best line of stockings in Se attle—come in Saturday, we have — just what you want, ahd the © price ig right. Union Suits For women, summer weight, lace trimmed and cuff knee—4 great specials for Saturday, 860, © 480, 69c and 25c, SECOND Ave. AT | placed upon his lips. like; they can never realize it | Gracious! What 1s the matter earth. with me? I must be getting morbid (Te Be Continued | Tomorrow)y No, that is not the matter; it {s be- THE CONFESSIONS OF A WIFE LONELINESS BRINGS DOUBT.—CHAPTER 179 cause I have been {dle almost all |day. Tomorrow I am going down to buy a gown for Kitty Malram’s wed ding. I wonder ff she is feeling as eo static as I did in the days before my wedding? I believe {t is really the GOES 28,000 MILES IN HIS ELEVA’ WASHINGTON, June — 12. making 20 trips a day in elevator in Washington monun out that very clever brain of yours,” las he sometimes says to me when I but, | | happiest time of a woman’s life—for Enterprise Association. Dick has gone on his trip and I) am Dick, sentimental; just a ery from my especially . dear, 1 . : “{’ would be all in all tolafterwards we find out that life is|for 24 years, James B. Evans, the to being married—to feeling that|you,” Just as every woman would be| only a jumble, after all, and mortals |ODerator, declares he has trav | yon could not live without your hus-|all in all to the man she love an only imagine what heaven is ‘28,000 miles. Don’t throw away the joy of having | —— me “all in all” to you for the s: of some fancied form or the sudden curiosity to see and know what ts behind the smile of the other woman | or a particular reverence that holds your wife as high as the angels. If you would only be the one n who would come to understand that in conserving love, not in disstpat ing it, 1s only found real bliss. band; that the world {s a howling wilderness of loneliness when he is gone! I sometimes wonder tf a man has this sense of loss of companton- hip; 1s his need of your presence after he has once had you as great as your need of his? Which means-—when you bring the abstract down to the purely con | ALASKA EXCURSIONS ete—I wonder If Dick {s missing me as much as I miss him? Of| Don’t give your wife the dregs of course I know that he will be busy promiscuous love making—I won-} ill through the day, but oh! I want der why I have written that? IT am him to want me at evening—to wish | not Jealous of any other woman he was going to see me when he/n ot even Pleanc Fatriow—but comes back to the hotel at night sometimes I can't thinking that I wish he had not i that to me/jeach one of the little things that I sbout being a t an when he/| do to charm Dick are or the same knew I was, at | , in the same | little flattert that he 18 known S x ity Hh disbelief in bsence |before. Nothing that I can do can nakea the heart grow fonder” | have the charm of surprise. i svors of that traitorous Hiting A man always pa for what he rs of Tom Moore know a woman for what she doe n far away from the lips that 1 believe that every wife revolts you love, against the double standard of You've but to make love to the|morals. Her husband may be faith lips that are he ful to her after marriage—that fs all I suppose I must hope there'll be lety asks—but she can neve no lips near—at least very near—|get the taste of those forgotten while mine are far away kisses that other women have Lam sending Dick tonight that |———- ae Sage pre : ittle verse 1 wrote about “all in all WHY SUFFER TOOTHACHE? ay, calling at Alert Bay, Prince Rupert, Ketchikan, Wran- | to. you" Ak suy girstiatten, 2los hay g Juneau, The splendid “Princess” steamers offer every | never written, me . sere r in, rt comfort Princess May” June 13, “Princess Sophia” June 20,) le life ven he is away he July 4, 18 and August 1, Special sailings of the magnificent) ends me tel cram and if he ts ” BUTLER 5 LIQUID teamer “Princess Alice” June 27, July 12, 25 and Angust 8 distance wire y never writes [AK . TOOTH FILLER =~” AN IDEAL VACATION TRIP me. I wonder if he has ever writ J For rates, sailings and information apply’ to ten to Eleanor Fairlow or any other |qives inst SSA aka on : i CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY 713 Second Avenue, girl? ects He will probably think my little w bit of fantasy from Seattle. uggists, 26¢ Butler Dene Dey Beattie, Woe |