The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 23, 1915, Page 10

STAR—FRIDAY, APRIL PAGE 10, if. =—1'T0 SEIZE HOMES 'MAN OF 68 WILL 100,000 SOON TO. a Why Pay = ie $4.00 and a when the Upstairs 23, 1915. PAY DAMAGES GYM EXHIBITION BUILDING WAR?’ es yr mie : DANBU RY. Conn., CHICAGO, April 23.—One of A April 23.—D. F. Loewe & the moi ’ Co, of this city, in an tr den strikes CORRECT DESIGNS FOR 3 open letter to the mem Uni YOUNG MEN AND fr bers of the Danbury Hat ber o WOMEN tf ters’ union, announced to and 60,000 day that the homes and in lll all ‘ac $2.50 conn $2.95 the bank accounts of in dividual union men would be seized unless the Na tional Hatters’ union, at its convention in May, pays the $300,000 judg ment assessed against the labor men: for an alleged violation of the Sherman anti-trust law differences | tained Sixty t ‘LACE BOOTS Men's Tas and Gunmetal Oxte 82.50 | Nobby Foot- Md g wear for Men WILL TRY TO HELP o Meee. || LUMBER INDUSTRY | naa gee mh ao: sland ~ POSTMEN ANCE MEN'S program is oO} * Czar Goes to Front PE tr ROGRAD Rus Attack in Air PETRO Trawler Torpedoed — Eng. Apr MAIL ORDERS DELIVERED FREE BY PARCEL POST — edoe SATURDAY rew were drowned OSTONQHOL(0. [si SAMPLE HOPS INC 2" Second Ave at Pike St. Dene wer emg the Mok : “ee = we ble sociag FRECKLES Prepare for Raid More Deadly Than Baaieltoa! MEINE MME SWI \\\ EWS <=_ TAKE ELEVATOR TWO DROWN IN RIVER SECOND FLOOR February and March Bring Out) Unsightly Spots. How to Remove Easily |] =aNN MW = pE-f We Are Overstocked With Garden Tools! AND ARE OFFERING wersen for wor a BIG SPECIALS |:»: ON THE FOLLOWING Don't Mower $2.97 $1.25 Long Ha arden Hose 69¢ 1418-20 Second Ave. Opporite Bon Ma attle Patronized by pecpia seen think, | DOCTOR 69e¢ 39e¢ Je Spraying 33¢ Ke s005. 19¢ Everything quoted above is a big bargain, as they all first class goods. RICKLES BROS. Hardware and Paints Corner Sixth and Pike. are 524 Pike St. KAVANAGH'S nd Union. at Madison First « 1006 First : OF UNION MEN TO HAVE APARTIN BE ON STRIKE IN | When an Old, Reliable Firm Offers a $50,000 Stock of Good Furniture at Reductions Ranging From 20 Per Cent to 50 Per Cent It Pays to Sit Up and Take Notice That is just what is being done at the Thompson Furniture Company’s big store at 515 Pike St., and from the way the people came, saw and bought yesterday, the opening day of the sale, it is evident that the public knows a good thing when they see it. want for future delivery. Dining-room Tables that sell every day in the year for $13.50 are selling for $9.75. Large 48-inch Extension Tables that are worth every cent of $35.00, and are never sold for less, go at $26.50. Do you know that you can get Beds at this sale for even less than factory cost? $3.95 buys an extra heavy 5-filler Bed, with extra large, easy rolling casters. This Bed actually cost $4.50. $3.95 takes ’em away. Bed Daven- ports are cut to a shade above cost. Real Morocco leather up- holstering, fumed finish, with a solid oak frame, sold in the East regularly at $33.00, goes for $21.75. It is not much of an effort to jump ona car or jitney and come down and look around. Beds, Dressers, Tables, Chairs, Stoves, Linoleum, Rugs, etc.— everything for the home—are being sold cheap enough to make Eastern prices look like highway robbery. You can pay a little deposit and we'll hold anything you Odd pieces can be picked up for a song. This is a fine chance. to match up any room that_is not complete. Buy something for the living-room. We’re sell- ing a large, strong, comfortable Rocker, made in quartered oak, for $3.95, that sells regularly at $5.50—and cheap at that. You can get Rockers here from $1.25 up, and a big assortment to look over. $12.75 buys a solid oak Dresser in Colonial style, with a French plate mirror; has two large and two small drawers, finished in golden wax. It is really a shame to sell these Dressers at such a ridicu- lously low price. That might apply to everything in the en- tire stock. Seeing is believing, and anything worth while is worth going after. Believe us when we say the surprise of your life awaits you in Furni- ture values at Thompson’s Money-Raising Furniture Sale AT 515 PIKE STREET OPEN TILL 10 O’ CLOCK SATURDAY NIGHT =) AMMONIA: GETS =: ~~ S600 FROM BANK USING SOAP SPOILS THE HAIR Teanis Racket Covers ab? a 38c gp ij ‘> Choice of either a felt case in 7 \\ green, red or blue ne made a Of best Quality army khakt Yee is } annot afford to te without one ih at this price. Special......38¢ p k EXPERT TENNIS RACKET “4, RESTRINGING - = os A (4 tter w k can Lf j\A If Not Satisfied, Come Here Men’s Shoe Store 814 First Ave. received I $1.00 to $3. 50 $19.50 Brilliant Vacuum Cleaner $14.75 Gillette Safety Razors and Blades PIPER & TAF 1117 Second Avenue Si.