The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 6, 1914, Page 5

STAR—FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1914. PAGE 5, ESTABLISHED 176 ee STEAL STAMPS | Zypfar™ burmiariaed early Friday, and about Saturday, Till 10 P.M. December the: Innocent victi Into th AP fewer Going ne best of mothers make specially priced Saturday at $1.35. eo $5 worth of stampa atolen, 7 Delineator ac ral Wnty Now carly you come, I postoffice im located in the Renig Now Here. a O | Saturdays we can hardly §, Bf8.’ store and three or four First Floor watches were stolen we R. B, Gaye, R ™ . Gaye, Receiver } | Second Alve. and Pike Si i etnn othe : WOMEN, USE YOUR CREDIT In the Seattle Star of Oct.) him not to play at all uniess né eoneter ve 19 “ read the following: “Every could stop playing trash, Conse tol we ee he w estern city has a standing order quently he has not touched the ’ ° Py er 5 er ° Mometimte N rom the English government for | piano for three months, Now, | do tans OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUN itla estimated If the | mot know whether” I" would: better en's an : Irts JO N $0, $35 & $40 5 rosears the allies will buy | “come down” and permit him to = = nv horses from the Unit Suit! play what he likes, or order him to ; . 1 : at the - “ return to hie practice of classical In this lot are about 500 Shirts in fine*woven madras, French f ; jateoa furnishea horees for the): cannot 0 have him stop us or plaited bosoms. There is a splendid assortment of pattern sare nations, she Ie violating! ing the plane. What le best te do? pli : : 1 her neutrality i . ors, and you will find every size from 14 t 1 pattern t au é MOTHER IN DESPAIR, , ; , tn the house re we justified in sending Stop ordering him in the first shown in each size, however, Men's regular $2.00 and $2.50 shirt er | midet of shot and shell to be ter rorized beyond measure, and moet | ‘hemselves trouble with the best likely to die, after terribl tt of Intentions, ine they issue N 5. Cc hi S k P 2 | | lca, te Sie, artes, Serribie, suttor~| oo sare te thett children, Wasa & 6 ew 35c Cashmere Socks, 5 Pairs for $1.00 ' price fer them? quest would be sufficient, Request ° J insivad ie \ Prin ee doing, we certainly are vio-|the boy to resume his practice, and A Saving of 75c ; ‘ ot t ¢ . } 4 We are out of the high rent] !@une every hum heb ong ifel gale i Se cg? Just 40 dozen—480 pairs of Men's new Cashmere Socks are offered in » | ©. Bert, Harry MH. Grey, Hatlaka: i ; not only doing tice to mise on a rease number of D pa e " & Sons. district and avoid all extrava~| horses, but we are aiding and tangoes and apple blossom ballads this lot. They are thoroughly shrunk, have gray heels and t and are Men's Shoes by James A. Ban. § S@%eS, therefore save you! couraging in the work of whole daily shown in the following sizes: 914,10, 10%, 11 anc alster, Keith’: Keaquerer, Saew's, 9) (ONC) Bring in or mail us| Slauggter and destruction, Then keep yourself out of trou Men's regular 35c Cashmere Hose, very special at 5 Veckard }your cut hair or combings Every person with humane senti.| ble in the future, Very wise is the { i . : . Ake = eS . wae wpclosale Wes etl defer’ h ment should protest against this| mother who profits by one expert ‘or $1.00. ger: manufacture everything ‘outrage. The suffering of the poor, | ence of this kind. Tolerate a few that is worn in hair goods. on the battlefield | of the extravagances of youth for We dress your hair with each sake of keeping your boy and |sale of hair goods | Yourself in harmony Men’s $5.00 Underwear $3. 95 The famous Medlicott Undergarments for men are Il over the \ wounded men receive medical at oo Se | || [tention and are sent to hospitals| QW My business takes me some: country at $5.00 the suit. They are made of a fine tch wool; are ab Kid, hand |Shampooing, Hair Dressing,/ wherever possible, but the shot: | times to the lower part of the city, solutely non-shrinkable and splendidly tailored. They come in natural " Fy : torn horses are mostly left behind| and frequently | must. call on olo tises ta. ¢ rs from 30to 44, and in shirts from 34 to 46 i Facial Massage, Manicuring |to guffer—and die after days of " tae we k while call R a pu ates in ea fr o c ' dbwsct agg aia | $3 95 | and Scalp Treatments | agony ANNIE M. BURGESS. ‘ain + was tele egular $ uits Mec ieott nderwear on sale aturday a DO. ; A.—Your sentiments from ®/ that th | | at the bose was in the basement, ° snuers | moral and humane standpoint are|and if | wished to see him | could 12.50 an 15.00 ackinaws at $9.85—Just 40 of Them '69c unsurpassed and those are the only | go down and talk business with i ‘ % | Issues should be considered | him, When | got Into the base- In such Coats as these the names Summit and Shuerman stand for the finest tailoring and highest quality mate- " : xy | [ban dealing with animate things. | ment | found it a gambling den of rials. These coats are rainproof; in belted styles or with the back pleat. They are tailored from fine, heavy water- ah Gol ney my comprehenston | ; ? pote , and Negit | Ghat men who pretend to be clt-| net eee ince ne nan eve net proof woolen cloths and come in blues, grays, browns and gree All size $12.50 and $15.00 warm 16 years old were there jilted and Christiontzed will place | paepld. t mann). Some 44 Hfe upon the scales with gold de-| these men | have known for a num. cause it Is within thelr power to|ber of years, and know that they do #0. |are very poor, and have large fam | Commerctally speaking, horses | ilies that are going without food jare classed ax a commodity and/and clothing, and yet these men, have no more consideration than | after they earn a little money, go | bale of cotton or a sack of flour.|there ano lees It all te these They are not contrabaud of war.| bling sharks therefore the neutrality law ts not| | Would like to e saat for Men and Women violated. The United States Kov-| chiet of police, but | was tol ernment ts not selling them direct-| friend of mine that I'l did and wae is to tha warring nations. England, | brought up to testify that | wae in le and Germany buy shoes! danger of being shot by some jand Inrge quantities of provisions | Chinaman. What do you think | |from private. concerns in’ America should do? AMERICAN, and {t is upon the same basis that) q—1t ts the duty of every law horses are purchased | abiding, Amertean-loving citizen to |aid in sweeping clean this country Q.—I am 17 and am much In love of gambling dens, dives or evil re-| | with a girt of 16. 1 know she loves sorts of any kind. Silence {# not| Ventilated Toupees. for Men | me, as she meets me whenever she|colden tn such matters and only | are the nearest approach to can. She |e living at her un de-| home, and he will not allow her to| pravity Nature you can get. They are go with me. But! think if | insist It is hardly possible that you| |light, comfortable, close-fitting 04 ghe would go with me anyhow, Would meet with foul p hould |and porous, Please tell me what | ought to do. YOu report the case to the police, C. W. | &s you would not be called upon to do any testifying. Merely give the Special Half-Price Sale this nee Wben 5. ian or bee loves © police the description and location ot girl very much, a woman or girl very mu Foon lof the den, and they will make a| i this girl, he protect: " 1 Week say you love girl Protects) raid upon it. Your name need not her, He does not take advantage of her feeling for him to insist on| ve? be mentioned in connection gee Shirts, First Floor broken lines weatherproof Mackinaw Coats, special Saturday $9.85. Ivy Kid Gloves 50c Creme Eleaya or Cerate Elcaya . 25¢ Absorbent Cotton, full pound rolls 10 Jergens’ Toilet Soaps, Oat Meal, Gl Mennen’s Tooth Paste, the new tube 16e Squibb’s Talcum Powder, violet, ete 60c Palmolive Shampoo or Palmolire Cream. 25¢ Holmes’ Fragrant Frostilla 50c¢ Pond'’s Extract Cold Cream 2he Purola Sea Salt, pound bags.. 50c Newbro's Herpicide Hair Tonie....... be Blue Seal Vaseline 4¢, 10c size lhe “4711” White Rone 10¢ Imported Toilet Soap 26e Mentholatum, reliev Our assortment of these well-known Gloves is com plete, including white, black and staple shades, em broidered in self colors; also white with black embroid- ery and black with white embroidery. The pair, $1.00. Boys’ and Girls’ Street Gloves, with or without gaunt- lets; are lined or unlined. The pair, 50¢. Trefousse French Kid Gloves are now shown in a splendid assortment for your choosing, in wrist length They are priced at $1.50, $2.00 and $2.50. Trefousse Long Gloves in from 8 to 16-button lengths, are priced, the pair $2.75 to $4.00. EXTRA SPECIAL White Glace Gloves in 16-button length, are very good looking and very. serviceable. Specially priced at, the $5.95 cerine Liquid Soap. Lily of the Valley, etc. inflammation .. —First isd! xi tends to encourage moral (Trot Moc School Shoes Moc School Shoes Trot Moc Button Shoes for Children and Misses, Come in tan or black moose, and have weatherproof soles. Sizes 5 to 8, the pair $2.25; sizes 8% to Remarkable Sale of | with the affair 11, the pair $2.75; sizes 11% to 2, the pair $3.00. any conduct which would make “'g) “that July | was awvorees ff | Trimmed Hats .. . . Boys! Trot Mocs—-Come ts. laced: sive, Aaa OEE obeys all of the conventions which om ee ——- PA hod ty a made of a heavier grade pnd moose ; have stout | are designed for her protection, and) Pir Ove), Bs ree to” pursue. in | Values Up to $12.00 weatherproof soles. Sizes 11% to 2, the pair $3.00; sizes 214 to 5%, the pair $3.50. High-Cut Trot Moc Storm for boys and girls, have extra heavy soles and are finished with two buckles at the top. The pair, $3.25, $3.75 an $5. 00. Second Floor. “ having the decree set aside, as || am here and he le in Los Angeles. parents or guardians. When a man! The decree was grante coaxes a girl into disobedience, he! gan Francieco. really cares nothing whatever for : her. And this is a pretty good thing) A.—You may elther have the de bias 1401 First Ave. | tor all girls to keep in mind. cree set aside or remarry. The For Saturday's selling we offer a collection of hand- some Trimmed Hats in a great diversity of styles and sizes. Each one has an individuality and distinction seldom seen at much higher prices than we ask “te morrow = Tooth Paste 29c whit : O~ ty bey, 16 to © tne, mie po age BR gore Dae a 4 ci nes Picture Hats trimmed with ostrich fancies, tiny, | ——$—$—————__—— | 4 “ ans. mmed th wings, bows and |elan, but he has driven me nearly| $50; while to have another cere close-fitting turbans, trimmed wi £ d G G d H 5 THOrA M. HANSON, MGR. ‘oa'by playing all the modern | mony performed will cost only $5 | quills, sailors trimmed in monkey fur and flowers, and Boys’ an irls’ uarantee ose2 ic dance music he hears, | am a mu-| or $10 Il] | many other smart styles will be seen. There is only a == joys’ and Girls’ Everwear Stockings, fully guar- anteed, are made in two weights. Black only. The pair, 25¢. Everwear Silk Hose for Women These carry the well-known Everwear guarantee, are well made, strongly reinforced, and have deep double garter tops. The pair, 75¢ and $1.00. Women’s Silk Lisle Hose one hat of a kind, and in the lot are values to $12.00. Special Saturday at the remarkably low and attractive price of $5.95. All Trimmed Hats, regularly priced $10.00 an at % off. * aibailtdadeiteidictisehailiaeniehibgpphinasieaptininannucnegpapetelintctinjsintiinndeichiateninsdpamsatiieedl Narrow Black Velvet Ribbons over, IMMENSE RAINCOAT LINE ADDED TO SALE Thousands of mllars worth « eo oo id | The United Raincoat Co. have turned over to the managers of this sale ee ee Toads Gia facie REGOR i These Silk Lisle Hose for women are serviceable, third te ee 'f their entire line of fine Raincoats, Slip-ons, etc. narrow widths are mice pr ular We have now good-looking and neat fitting. They are well rein- forced and come in plain black. The pair, 35¢—3 pairs for $1.00. At Twenty-Five Cents We have a splendid assortment of high-grade stock an excellent quality in the following widths, of which are moderately priced No. 1—Black Velvet Ribbon, the yard Ge and S¢ sn ARROW £9... {1 THE BIG DOUBLE STOCK Ta Ave Providing a bargain feast in Women’s Wearing Apparel which have got to be No. 1%—Black Velvet Ribbon, the yard 10¢ : disposed of quickly. The sacrifice prices which I am quoting will not permit No. 2—Black Velvet Ribbon, the yard..10¢ and 12%¢ vee Hose i pia eae wine split oolens ie : ¥ o'r 2ibbor x * a handsome silk-finished lisle, which comes in black, me to linger long in this high rent district. I have got to get the cash quickly No. 3—Black Velvet Ribbon, the yard............15¢ white‘or colors, «The pitt, Sale: eisai and get out. These offerings for Saturday should clean up a large portion f the stock: - $4 Jersey | made themselves right athome. Aft-the annual school election also| 15 Tailored 9 er ransacking the house and obtain-| takes place December 1, Judge Win-| $ . 8 Fancy Coats, Suits and Sweaters ........ c ing jewelry worth $200, they sat| sor, head of the board, whose term| Coats and Suits do’ pa e@ kitche: pire: e he Novelty Balmacaans nian |)” | beRon kata, Sette ve recent Minems | uit wea ’atartad Snicaaes aan ‘ An audience even larger than |The term of Vice President Shor-| pe: ft : e c s perior court by Shilshole avenue $12 Tunic $4 95 | |the multitude which greeted, Seat GEN. CHITTENDEN Jrock also terminates, |property owners to cancel the tme Skirts ........ . |tle’s young folk in inh | ~ nti provement district assessments lev Uihureday nian, is expected st t-| — CANDIDATE AGAIN) to rossiar annuat grand Jory) !ed bY the raising of Salmon bay | night’ penance a A ab ay tah will be assembled Monday morning| V*te"* because of the Lake Wash- Japan,” the second of a se | EXTRA SPECIAL DIRECT FROM THE MAKER $15 and $20 Men’s and ington canal, | | | rices are willing to pay {th plays being given under the Although {t has been Gen. H. M./in Judge Tallman's courtroom. A . , t Women’s Slipons— hree pl Chittenden’s avowed intention to re-| y, 75 has been. drawn, but by + oe Ales EXTRA SPECIAL Pp usptoos of the Se pattie Fedorakion | cea ueiis ann of hts peteont Acer, renire ot 75 ple rama Met _chicage vaitrannea who hae pecialist ur line | omens Supe. his friends have induced him to be|O™!¥ 1! ddan ‘been on strike nine months are re- — the quality, ana | $25 Fancy Novelty Coats $4 95 $7.95 | The matinee performance Satur. caididate for re-election to the|to sit on the jury. This will be the|strained from picketing restau and ‘ ns went See and 1°", han kan Jone ston, the tenor, | Port commission in December \first regular grand jury to be| fants in effort to unionize them. be wo yo! P , i addition to port ele called in this "county Fen cermcerers ne sah i id Suits ...... r) land Miss Kathryn Wilson and| 18 addition to the port election, called in this ‘county. _ ork ality, design, style and a i Hal ; dered, you wi allor, ats “sge'more ou | EXTRA SPECIAL a aeraee pie Y d where | eC carries a6 0 site tine $35 Fancy Novelty Coats , Pee ) aad let us prove this as and $17 95 : e seattle mode sweaters Suits “a ‘ s ATE DILL PICKLES Burglars who entered the home I want to show you particular dressers what high class tail- } Octonek Knitting Company | 53,50 Robinhood Sateen and hee 95c Weak Women oring, supelil Up Factory and Store Rubberized 95c iia i i Rapuige ont Oe ___Union 8. and Fifth Ave. Capes ...--seeees : Worry no more. The Royal MEN’S SUITS, OVERCOATS, RAIN- svonine a aye, q $15 and $20 Fur Pieces— | $3.00 95c COATS AND BALMACAANS oon: ae for All the latest and most up-to-date styles. S| ee REPAIR SHOP [J Hats ..---ee-- Serviceable, stylish and economical. First and leneen. Main 4126. $2 House i | Whe? Bi bent “oak tanned $3 and $4 $5 Women's and Boys’! Dresses ......... 58c By mail $2.50, Guaranteed Big stock to choose from. $25 na the man take Waists “........ 95c 2 $1 45 forge ie non fully, meuotion SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY ‘This is the guarantee of the manufacturer, Send 2-cent stamp for richly flustrated booklet R. -A MONTE $15 Black and Blue’ Balma- oR. Chiropodia In Attendance Boys and $1 45 $85 Russian $37 50 eae, Viowns $4. 95 po SRR ET. lalate. ods, meee mb COLLIERS SUNK | Broken Lot Coats and Suits, $15 value............ - $2.95 and $3.95 SONDON, hey ce PAYS TO COME 100 MILES “sin” 4° | ‘TRUSTEE SALE HOFFMAN’S OLD STORE atolian coast according to a mes sage receives today. No details 1316 SECOND AVENUE N. F. WASHMAN IN CHARGE were given I'll appreciate the opportunity, Black Priestly Cravenetted Raincoat, $1 5 00 equal to any at $20.00, for ........666 . Complete stock of the very best underwear and flannel shirts gentlemen, and you'll appreciate the suit every day you wear it, Shulack & Co. Seattle's Leading Tailor, 323 PIKE STREET Westerman & Schermer Seattle’s Two Big Union Stores Where You Get the Most for Your Money 220.222 First Ave. 8. 103-5.7 First Ave. 8, Secrets for Women All about woman and her troubles, Address the man and Tore RAYMOND REMEDY CO. Room 28, 217'/2 Pike Street, SEATTLE, WASH. lade © be $7.50 Rubber Miss Thelma Gilmore, who hold C $ 1 95 a high place in Seattle's muste cir onc Mbkee _ cles, enthralled the big audience, Road to Health, Safety, Peace and Happiness is to own uu