The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 12, 1915, Page 3

WE MUST Out the entire high-grade stock of Wolf's Men’s Shop at once—Wholesale and Retail—Saturday, February 13, at 10 a. m. Bic... 32c)\CLOTHING SHOES | Boer. 28e [822 $6.95 te Show" 91.98 50c President $20 Alfred Benjamin's] Shoes... SI 98 yA Style Suspenders 19¢ $4 Work \ $2.50 Flannel Shoes . wees $2.45 1 $2.50 Flannel QGc $7.50 High Top $2.50 Boys’ 33.65 75¢ Men's co 47c 50c Silk Neckties ..... 15¢ Cotton $1.50 Wool 25c Men’s $1.00 Monarch Dress Shirts $1.00 Union 15c Arrow $15 Men’s Rubbers Overcoats $12.50 Men’s Slipons .... $3 Men’s $4 Boys Suits ‘$6.75 $4.35 $1.35 $4 Men's $5 Stetson Hats .. 5c Chicago Misfit Parlors 1400-1402 Ist Ave., Cor. Union St. WOULD SLASH WAGES MARKET REPORT } 3: ts The Central Ratepayers’ associa | Hon has asked the schoo board to cut the salartes of all Vancouver school teachers ; Prediction that the sale of eggs Nonry @uring the spring period will bey loery done at considerably higher prices) than last spring is made in the/|F weekly report of one of the West ern ave. jobbing houses. The} present high cost of feed and grow ing scarcity of chickens Is | for this prophecy A 25 to 40 per cent advance in the price of live chickens, begin- ning in June, is also forecasted. Spitsendergs Wineaaps Ataymen Winesaps Rome Beauties | Apples, local ,.. Peppers, Ib .. Artichokes, hothouse | Torntos white: Tornipe, yello Squash. Hubba | Radisnes oroute © a Early Rose potatoes Cal, ontons Oregon onions .. areen Yakima . linens over $ Ba c.cc | Hens, ander § ibe. | Springs ‘ Ducks, young Geese, tat Here’s a Boost for True- to-Nature Teeth Y “Country Hay and Grain i (Prices paid producer) Cal. rhubarb Cal. tomatoes... {1s @ 275 | Puget sound timothy Florida tomatoes 5.00 | Straw, ton . Timothy astern Washington oats Puget sount Lean eat an Barley ways I talk too much le eat icant biame the teeth fo Prices to Retailer tor | | though. Will call in when ter, Fans and Cheese | |fito Seattle. Yours truly ee MRS. J. B. POWELI Will continue to ship Salmon, aver-]| «corrected daily by the Bradner Co.) | Waterville, Wash r Rese “ ” ure teeth look bet and are more sat ,anything hereto Tru ter, f istactory | fore made fictal teeth. | Select ranch ... Native Waent creamery, brick * Washing creamery, sell pack | astern brick . * in "jaa con. Smelt, Trout, Kippered Salmon and all other » See the fish before shipp wish 501 Northern Rank Bidg. Main 6876. Oregon triplets Limburger . | Domestic wh Young America asbington twine It is reported that the nerves of 1420.22 Second Ave. city dwellers stand the stress of |battle better ..an men who have <ipnaaite fen Seaeekin, One lived tn the country. The expl ap resent the city type of 1 ted to noise, ‘tion, is that has become habitu he sept taSeattle to bring them back STAR—FRIDAY, FEBRU (Copyright, 1915, by the Newspaper Enterprise Association.) A FRIEND IN NEED As I thought of the way Bill Ten ney and Mek laughed over that pitiful exclamation of Earl Win throp's wife and their unfeeling ents I got angrier than I don't care if Dick ts hurt or killed,” I said to myself. Are you shocked, little book? Well, if that is the case | am going to shock you still more, 1 believe that If ev man died when his wife wished him out of her sight because she felt that he had outraged not only} her- wifehood but her womanhood, | this would be a world peopled by young people and widows only | Perhaps men have the same feel:| ing. I remember what Jim Edie) said to me about being inexpress-| ibly bored at the thought of looking at the same face across the break fast table year after year. Dick doesn't mean to be unkind to me. If he thinks of me now at ail 1 am sure by thinks that I am and plenty, He has here tn comfor aid to me en, in surprise, when I have Cd him that he does not 1s show ce ration of me Why don't I give you everything I eg Don't you have everything you want? I did not and, perhaps, know my own do not know about the real nature of man 1 do know the nature of and I do know that I to go out and & good time Just as much as Dick does, I do not have every-| thing | want when | have enumer. igh to eat and to wear and pleasant place to live. 1} think most men are surprised when | their wives intimate this; they can-| not understand why their wives should feel hurt when they go “out with the boys” and stay 36 or 48 hours without letting us know if they be living or dead. They feel] that they are very much alone and that we ought to know tt 1 am finishing this entry after o'clock, Mitle book. About 11/ o'clock tonight there was a knock father much But women ave at my door and when | opened ft 1 found a man I had never seen before. Is this Mrs. Waverly?” he asked rather Yes Muc greatly to my way in and sald: “I've come, Mr. Waver. ly, to tell you (hic) what a good! fellow your husband is, Yes sir, j(hic) I'mean it Dick's the best fellow in the world and you must not scold him if he makes a fool| of himypelf occasionally You Mra. Waverly, I was afraid you | didn't knéw that You have got a | prize in Dick Waverly (hic) and 1 thought I'd come over and tell yc 0 and also tell you that every on of the boys (hie) say Dick is th best pal in the bunch This may all be Mr call Mack is my name (hic),” he sald with the gravity of an owl as I pauned i “This may all be very true, Mr.| Mack,” I repeated, “but I fail Ao see why the information should be conveyed to me by a perfect this n¢ of night. Has ng happened to Dick? thing, (hic) nothing at hastened to assure me. will be very tr all Dic He is such a delight beautiful home home presently fortunate to have ful wife (hic) and to come to but I know how {t 1s when you stay away from home and wife, she is apt to be peeved she Is apt to be peeved. Dick is such a good (hic) fel low that I thought I'd save him trouble and come and tell you he was just out with the crowd, hav ing © good time 1 told him I was going to see you tomorrow and he said ‘go to night.” Ian't it rather late, old I asked, and dear old Dick replied Run along, (hic) my wife jus dotes on drunkards 1 know I was white with anger and a glimmering of what he wa doing must have gotten Into tha sodden brain for he cont ue ry: Maybe Dick was just raggin Maybe he did not intend me tc come, but, anyway, (hic) I hope there is no hard feelin's—for Dick a the best pal ever. Good eventn ‘faverly, glad thave met ye (nich “ (To Gq Continued Tomorrow.) THEY GOT FOOLED TACOMA, Feb. 12—~A. L. Lit sey and W. H, Fuson, Seattle fire men, figured that the Tacoma po lice wayldn’t bother to come to Seattle for them when they falled to appear in court to face speed violation charges, they had the wrong hunch. A Tacoma cop was! ARY 12, 1915. PAGE 3. Saturday Special Men's $2.50 and $3.00 Soft Hats, several dor on. broken lines Te each 79c close, SECOND AVE. AT VAMES ST. | BIG SELLING The Searchlight has been directed And the EXTRA! $1 4 Reboot fhe May wer brands, made & Rand Shoe ¢ vo In vict kid sea ycguiar 12.00 values | on the Clothing Stock this week have be ainute Spr «J n the ble pur of thelr peal value hase at @ tract! Sizon 2% to wo 44 4 sult 6 to 18 ye REMEMBER, these Saturday, Big Shipment of Boys’ Suits Saturday Specials Men's $3.50 Stiff Hata, 4 each VENT 150 Men’s Suits out from our large stock and will be placed on sale Saturday for $10. 00 result en culled r $10.00 pelle our § good, 0 d $ O Maes All and pre nearly every color i & the lot, in sizes from 32 to This is a good investment if need of all day, one price, $10.00, HAS ARRIVED f 0 . 8. Sp MEN'S The Norfolk and D. B. Style lendid splendid sel , $1.98 PIS wearing cheviots, hard twisted worsteds, ‘Pligrim” “brand, made by Kobert mixed cassimeres, navy and black serges; in values from $3. J Y mad. ap & trimm 80 to give en cholce $1.79 pair to 10 tire satisfaction to the wear- $4 69 79¢ Children's s1.50 er. Your 7 irday ° C shoes, in r and Not a sult Jot but has been made viel kid; hand-turned soles ‘ to sell from $6.00 to $7.00. Sizes from Where your dollars will bring big retufns— MEN'S NEEDS NEW ARKIVALS Men’s Shirts Saturday Specials Boys’ 69¢ and $1 1 Men's Vajamas, jr 98Cc 75c Pants, ages One . good quality of 5 to 16 years 4 é ‘ fannelette, | trimmed So close, pair Petticoats, al! shad * sand pearl but tons; our regular $2.00 line, to EACH lone $1.19. Men’s Shirts with Be PeraMens Sex. tp tan laundered cutfe and C or dviack, with double neck band attached, in heel and toe; the loc qua all the new colorings and patterns for Spring Sizes 14 to 18 Clean-Ups In Our Women’s Suit Dept. Hundred Four-Dollar Satin and Jersey es, your pick $2.69 The balance, $2.16 each ODDS AND ENDS At Special Prices Saturday | 123¢ bust heavy with heavy $25.00 Suits, ach measure. all-wool Made of serge, lined satin; regular Saturday $12.50 Stockings for Wom- and Children, ¥ Women's Aprons ginghams, white lawn, 15c dotted Swiss, lingerie; small 2 pairs oe round; special 1 2c our oice Children’s Outing Children’s Rompers, 35c Flannel Gowne—fancy BOC dine cr Liew “cotored One hundred Satin, Chiffon and braid finished. All chambray igh neck long low neck; all long sl strict] or Satur 35 sleeves; ages 2 to 6 years which had been selling DOMESTIC SPEC te gaan Cotton Blankets, extra Comforts — Size Saturday BOC vx tu ua, vane or eres $1. 4 with ‘ Regular value pure white Town covered Specials mage 5 | with fancy silkoline; both , ool reg on! sides alike; worth $2.50 Men's $3.00 Union Sutts, $3. 98 Blankets, weight 5 Ibs., | Pillow Cases — the wool and worsted in gray and vicuna. Worth $6.00. BAH C unrrciacrea, size grade To close, eagh 45x36 inches, made of rice Comforts, wool filled, . are Moon $1 65 $2.98 large double-bed size, | g.0" “eave sheeting; worth ° silkoline covered. Worth $4.50 3 Hae Leas 47 Damask, dice check, extra C Cheese Cloth, a6 C heavy, 58 inches wide. Our | inches wide; regular Sc qua regular 65c quality ity ] P jand became acquainted with nahh URGES TRA NING OF : WAR'S EFFECT FELT iitistante: amon at’ Fils I land figure has ) eoiede " ON IMMIGRANT HORDE |::'s'. YOUNG AMERICANS Commenting upon the ex FOR WORK ABROAD rot | Pressed, fear of a t in NEW YORK, Feb a-—The| migration after the war € European war has touched the 10-) Roberts has this to say — cal people in an unusual quarter 1 hat in Washington the ST. LOUIS, Feb. 12.—Specia the Y¥. M. C. A. In time of peace the flood of immig training for America’s young mer abroad, {t 16 customary for the|tion that will arrive after the war for commercial work abroad was secretaries of this organization to) w 1 don't believe there is any Urged here today by Prof. Edwin pend a great deal of time with the! flood coming, although I believe a| F y, of Harvard, in addressing oung men between 15 and 45 who} tor gration would be a the national foreign trade conven to this country ve thing, as business will tion, In session at the Planters Normally, 82 per cent of all the boom thiere will not only be hotel immigrants is between those ages | unemployment, but also a dem During recent years it has beer the warring countries, of|for labor that will far exceed the| Made clear that we must cou are not permitting able) supply sell our wares in asing V vodied men to leave thelr country and in keenly competitive mar Greece and Italy have followed and AGED MAN MARRIES kets,” he declared. “The United the percentage has been greatly) SPOKANE, Feb, 12.—James A. States is just entering upon that at down. | Hoppe, 75, was mar yesterda nsform in its external Y. M., ( kers formerly met!to Mrs. Louise Robinson trade.a ternal economic bal A P he very liberal terms we > The modern talking ma If you are not familiar with THE HANDSOME i IS 1S THE ECLIPSE| chine is made in so very many | HERE WE HAVE THE] ,,. creat variety of real music are making on these complete hine is m 3 FAVORITE GRAFONOLA I ferer , : JEWEL GRAFONOLA : } outfits bring the instrument GRAFONOLA different styles that the price wi . FC fF this instrument will play for ] witn your choice of 24 selections} ys vou without delay ona wu aur ii of a0 eine | wil ft every pocketbook Si fea yur—rom the very” vst [SaaS SY $BB.2O| seo snail cach paren oy rte tapepaaipe 751674. 3 lle ioe =p dance music to grand opera Then you pay a Dollar or Ata thee? dem oleré--itist ha by-all means call at the store ONS (ai at Qe 2 the one best suited to yor ind let us play as many in fact, that you will’ hardly | 1 i mi the money Why not home sent out at once—there selection you wish to hear, is nothing extra to investigate this offer now eK C.HHOPPER BEPKELLY Bharath, st CHHOPPER BE car LLY ders Buikilir Ave OUniversity St. First Shipment of New Spring Coats For Women and Misses Has Arrived full length, In navy broadcloth and serge. some yoke lined, others half lined, others faced with self material, which had been selling up to $20.00. Satur- day, your pick, $7.98 $3.50 Each Net Wa some high and others y plain tailored and fancy styles, 98, $6.50 and $7.50, Saturday Specials Men's $3.50 Soft Hats, the telescope shape. To close, each $1.19 lance wh gland experienced more than a century ago and which Germany has been accomplishing during the last 30 years.” REORGANIZE OIL DRILLING COMPANY The Tenino Little Rock Ot! com- pany has been reorganized, Pres! dent Cattanach and Field Superin- tendent Bond retiring, vacancies that the directors expect to fill with oll operators in Southern California, who are contributing to the comg pany’s advancemer American cheese is regarded by connoisseurs as equal to the im ported. The states of New York and Wisconsin lead in cheese pro- ductic D THE LEADER th the “putton™ otions