The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 12, 1914, Page 8

a a ms =<— nie pesactonmnrey eas. ure meen na - . ai das neal JUNE on 1914. PAGE & WIFE COMES HOME LATE AND FINDS HERSELF LOCKED OUT; GETS HUSBAND UP IN COURT A WORD TO THE WISE Let us help you to dress economically and in style. We make a specialty of 0 TIME TO LOS OPEN SATURDAY NIGHT TILL 10 Think what the discontinuance of this sale means to you. It means David Morgan, a smallish sort of | Smith, who says Sanders had a num }man, with very subdued rl i IGandere maintained he bought Metened timidly and w e | them. fiery declamations of “You, you bought them,” taunted police court yesterday afternoon the city attorney women, someweet t's sallliant Is the roi ‘ peaking rowed tthe last chance to get $3 and $4 worth of new, up-to-date merchandise migrate hrsat tate Sih, ete for your dollar. Digest it well. Don’t miss this last opportunity. lared with withering scorn on her) thundered an Ruf All the latest styles and colors. We fit the Fery much subdued little spouse. ‘Aw, L aln't gettin’ fresh,” San hard to fit. teas Srey | SAE erat ye nt sa Final Reductions in the FINAL REDUCTIONS Complete Alaska Outfitters Bois, irs, cata oar aed | Men’s Furnishings IN MEN’S CLOTHES She glared at everybody, Inc ne 4 fin, amatically at the of. ing the judge. ia as en ed et purer v3 Men's 25c Knitted Ties, new color rs “When [ came home at 11:30 he|rings like these for” sald Van Ruff pladldes WAU awa Conve skayedee cores ous a had the door loc and wouldn't let me cor here had to pull him f a! What were you doing out that late? Out looking for another place to | lea live. I've had en i CONGRESS WILL & "2! QUIT JULY 20 TO 3. BUILD FENCES’ WASHINGTON, June 12.—That|* || Congress w t away by July is the confident belief of the dew cratic leaders. FOR MEN AND YOUNG MEN This includes Alco and other good makers. New, up-to-date styles. While they last, your free choice i) $25.00 Men’s Suits Your choice of Men’s Suits, made by the best makers, Kuppenheimer, Hornthal, —— Alco and other good makes. them this season’s newest styles. While they last,, your choice $30 and . Suits Include the best-known makers, Kuppen- heimer, vn Bop many other cele- brated makers. a suit in the lot under $30.00, Bs a many of them more than $35.00. Your Ged ccc icinvsne ARROW Formerly STARR-MacPHERSON “DEPT. rn co. 1420-1422 THIRD AVENUE, NEAR CORNER PIKE—1420-1422 Seattle’s Two Big Union Stores 220-222 First So. 103-105-107 First So. Or, per dozen Men's 50c Knitted Neck- Men's 75c Soisette Shirts, ties; new, stylish white, cream, lav- colorings; each..... ender and blue Per pee 7 Men's $2.00 Mercerized 50c to 75c Neckwear, Silk Spring Needle Un- silk or knitted. 19 derwear, shirts and draw- Your choice C ers; four colors; all sizes; each | If out of any-| at ‘hon hing, if « | dd and turne The trou } time. H was charged with loitering 1 vin th ey never give him} jafte ® gain ne Y asked the elty Yeu, sir, I've been In Montana, and I just « things,” ex “That's Men's fancy Cotton Hose, tan, gray, lavender, red 10c Arm Bands; all and fancy colors; pair effects; pair 25c Arm Bands, in fancy colors and fancy effects; Li flat and round; sle . : back to Ket my| Rastus volubly you always say.| things in Beattie | in the world 1 © & flowery protest, | ing for a long,| and a ¢.| You've got 4 up by Office >| than anybe The house, when {ft has finished | ber of women's rings on his fingers. Gay burst DR. A. M. JOHNSON the trust program, will mark = PRAISES while the senate mulls o trust bills. Nothin e of DR. JOHNSON) ance ts to be tak At Hor Recovery of Health An trresistib! She Calle Up to Thank Him. membera to t Men's 25¢ black, tan and col- ors; pair eee 50c Silk Arm Bands in Men's $1.00 Silk fancy colors; trimmed fancy effects; with bows; pair . Dandrulfy Heads | members to Become Hairless | *’ “** [ew Nagle "| gcaip Oriee—chokes out re | IS NO SOLDIER | Moosers and republican: Hair and Prevents its Growth ||ting busy in ey * throat} costs and| | The WASHINGTON June Men's and Boys’ Caps. Sizes up to 7 ” Qc While they last Ladies’ $1.00 ee orate Bags .... -19¢ Ladies’ 50c Patent Leath- his demand that the in its entirety be jammed through PIONEER DIES =: TACOMA, Jy sa Rice, born | Yelm in June 18 lat |B night. She was aughter of James Longmire, well-known plo neer. ) Austrian, {1 He recently r land and was Boys’ 50c Leather Bels 19¢ Belt d, white pe poo ie 19c Mra. Mo ls nig 2 E shanacn, sere :|VETS own TOWN (20 SP nt “LAD IS HONORED| ning! cighteenth Washingtc rm “| it jolned with the Ladies’ Auxillary the greatest of all | ABERDEEN, June 12.—Spanteh |'® © dell last night. cores. jeae steal eal The fair will be held tn North | war Veterans, meeting here in eg = oo! as! on, Prosser high ac boy, Yakima September 21 to 26. | their eleventh annual convention, ton, Pi r hi hool boy, has) $12.50 Pays for an “Evening Course” tn Practically 400,000 Immigrants been nominated by Gov. Lister as| [SEATTLE ENGINEERING SCHOOL. In Poland school girls are com-| your own home. It's Delled by law to wear their hair " away back from their faces and tl Read the offerings in/in the back with a brown hair rib WANT ADS —then/on. They are also forbidden to ty tod The veterans ; wear jewelry or corsets until they Te se Nearly 400 women applied for pat- » Pally % bosses yomerahy \arrtved in Canada during the flecal| Washington vice president of oer Firet West and Roy. have graduated. ! ents in England last year. following a street parade and | year ending March 31, 1914 | National Farmers’ Top Notch club. Sunday, June 14, Is the Day—9 A. M. Is the Hour COLMAN DOCK IS THE PLACE OF THE ROUND TRIP BIG EXCURSION i, PORT ANGELES ree ON THE FAST, FIREPROOF STEAMER IROQUOIS ROUND TRIP Children, 5 to 12, 50c Dairy Lunch ABOARD BOAT Sandwich 5c Coffee 5c Other First-class Foods Priced Proportionately. Or take your own Lunch with you, if you prefer. Returning Arrives 8:30 P. M. Get Away From the City for a Day and Enjoy the Cooling Breezes and Beautiful Scenery of Beautiful Puget Sound You Will Have Two and One-Half Hours in Port Angeles and Get Back to Seattle at Just the Right Time, 8:30 P. M. Fireproof Steamer IROQUOIS, one of the largest and finest of Puget Sound Passenger Steamers. Port Angeles is mighty lively now; real estate is moving, and $300,000 is being spent on street improvements alone. You will see the three big forts, Worden, Casey and Flagler, that guard Puget Sound; Dungeness Spit, home of the famous Dungeness crab; the new mills of the Puget Sound Mill & Timber Co., the largest in the world. You may take a short auto trip up the Elwha river to the big dam ot the Olympic Power Company. ROUND TRIP TICKETS $1.00. CHILDREN ‘ins’ S0c. ON SALE AT COLMAN DOCK ROUND TRIP Children, 5 to 12, 50c ROUND TRIP Children, 5 to 12, 50c