The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 30, 1915, Page 3

STAR—FRIDAY, APRIL 30, 1915. PAGE 3. eoe PHOTOPLAY FANS ALHAMBRA other articles, Ia shown plans. He The Alhambra Thursday was un-| While of an educational nature,| these, and there is enough dramatic ap >} when the fatl make ita moet attractive film | life to ald his ex Compare These Prices With Anything in Town J) in destroying in danger wcrifices his own able to show the n w Chaplin cow THIS STOCK HAS BEEN ORDERED SOLD. |2"joiuy in transit of the rect trpnfl "Lionel Adams ix seen to excellent nese nity aaa apeae® In 8 HERE'S HOW IT GOES. wi” “Sesaes ‘Suanse, “Wy |petentagn ts” wepertoes RAN Bi Ane, Toacertay. boone Tapley and Charle of the bill is furnished all hustiing, managed to f pictures that Fa eler The Bache Men's Suits for $4.68. A big lot of broken lines, but ' paged Gas 2 ed. : inthe wondl te: wre hil cd nearly all sizes are represented. Many of these Suits da Bars, who| ge in, the film) ADAMS IN PHOTOPLAY sold at $15, but they're ordered sold tomorrow at $4.68, : and at $4.68 they'll go. Other Men’s Suits have been | sorted into lots and go for the following prices: $2.89,! \" ° Tha yeh ~ bn face $6.68, $7.89, etc. They are hig values. You, should) \o will share honors with /parts, Mile, Bara ha wh} and will put coe! isan: Chaplin, ‘This ti F hes en taken tivated an appearance of fascinat-| duction with a Hundreds of Men’ 8 and Boys’ Dress Shoes go at 98c/!!vlen 8. Woodrulf, long a blind | Work Shoes—the Big Z ited tn French Veal and ..(.,)0.1°ulr (ntorest Chrome, go tomorrow for $2.48. They are marked $5. s 1 There Was,” anc The Vitag f The Krentser| cured “The jan original n the will enact the principal character | himself, “TEST,” EDISON FILM Edison is producing the second of Leo Arthur's three-reelers, “The Teast,” in which will be featured ne mar Herbert Prior, silpported by a lead President style Suspenders ordered sold at 9c. whteh the in- ing woman ni D idleca “fle A big line of Men’s Dress Shirts at 38c. Tarcete ay 4 : see COURTENAY SIGNS | Contracts calling for the appear nee in moving pleti f Wil Men’s Sox at 3c. Men's Overalls at 38c. Boston and ¥ Paris style Garters at 6c. B. V. D. Underwear, Black Bear rd Overalls, in fact nearly everything that man needs for Galas Covent’ ‘nave temo aaa dress or work wear are all included in this sale. oe ee The stock is arranged on tables. Enormous values everywhere. This stock has been ordered sold, and FARNUM sold it will be——regardless of the necessary sacrifice incurred. Our prices mark a sensation in underselling. | They compel attention. It will pay you to drop in to-| morrow to the Red Front Clothing Co., 1510 First Ave.,| Ca tain = the Public Market, and purchase your ready| Pp he | Think of buying Balbriggan or Ribbed Underwear, Courtesy | PROGRAMS Alhambra Ending Sund: dy of the of Omar Kabn ce | | Clemmer Ending Saturday Night | ‘The Heart of a Painted Woia-| an” (Olga Petrova) | the kind that was $1.00 a suit, at only 28¢ a garment. | | Sapmeie Meenee, Seteceey fee | $1.50 Gray Ribbed Union Suits go at 79c. Work| BArAl Wh DORE... -.. Shirts at 28c. } Theda Bara Alaska Ending Saturday Night | Tomorrow you can buy your Work Shoes here, high | Ing Reartlonsnens » succeed-| rong ne a nee,” (Mary Plek-| cuts if you wear them, at $2.79. They sold originally pep eon > 1 rea aaa a na wicked v8 at from $5 to $6. ‘ R oan” wtalsnadek ihe Atl Seattle Ending heiaiaay nil The Moment of Sacrifice parts; “The Bachelor's Dinne a | Ambrose's Nasty Temper | eee Cleme Men’s Felt Hats, hundreds to select from, at 68c. Boys’ Suits cut to $1.89; Boys’ Pants to 33c. Madison Ending Thursday Night The above are just a few of the bargains offered. | “The Deep Purple,” (Clara Kim Our three large display windows at 1510 First Ave. are * > Otae ee “Met gee TER ba just stacked with honest merchandise—and all priced peat “the wickedest woman Se | And, remember, we back up every word of this ad reel with honest merchandise. Money cheerfully refunded, othe 3 Liberty Ending Saturda where purchase is unsatisfactory. That's ai we do Captain Courtesy. ‘man business—we guarantee satisfaction. ‘Rs cee Yes, it will pay you to attend the sale. Look for the Mission Ending Saturday Night | Ordered Sold Signs opposite the Public Market. Remem- af Woanine: aee vert t ber our address—1510 First Ave., just above Pike St., fa.” “Curtosit if you wish atk Bi 01 Northern Hank Bidg. Main 6814 next door to Liberty theatre. Sale starts Saturday morn- ing at 9 o'clock sharp. RED FRONT CLOTHING. co. a Ending Saturday Ni. ght Stool Pigeon,” (Warren| ts; “The Streets (King Bagot) ; | (Bille Ritchie ekly | Madi End | | The Story of 16 Months) “=~ But a True Bit of History § | 2s The Terror Just 16 months ago we opened this fine big store—the largest clothing store on First Ave. We stocked it with the finest lines of Men’s Clothing, Shoes and Furnishings that money could produce. Time has proven to us that we made a mistake in start- ing Store No. 2. We were forced to quit, and the sale that will close up this mammoth \ store forever is on in full sway. We have made further reductions on hundreds of articles. Everything cut to the bone. , Men’s Clothing Me’s = THE LITTLE BOOK M ake Poor Po! Animated aller in “The Animated Bank Note } Men’s regular $15 Suits, Keystone and Sweet-Orr regular ’ 4 (Copyright, 1915, by the Newspaper } short lines ......... 4 e $3.00 Corduroy $2 35 urnl Enterprise Associaion.) 5 Men’s Double-breasted Blue Serge | Pants .............- a i RED-HOT SPECIALS IN MEN'S os Suits, values to Sti 35 Keystone and Sweet-Orr regular FURNISHINGS in which she ‘You have seen my "a dozen times, Mar $25.00 ............ ® $3.50 and $4 Corduroy : k Men’s new, up-to-date Suits, $20] Pants $2.85 Cooper's $3.00 Ribbed Valen oa ; | b and $22.50 13. 35 Men's $1.50 Dress Shirts, collar to | | ‘ ee $ $15.00 and $20.00 $7 85 mes ; ess irts, co! = Men’s Overcoats, values m Balmacaans .......... bd Fancy Madras Shirts, $1 value...45¢ | THE to $15, all colors. . “a Regular $20 and $22.50 Black Fancy and Plain Silk Shirts, $2.50 Pees jbl Men's $1 and $1.50 Dress Shirts 65¢ you put by—not a cent more. Our $15 and $18 values, $2.00 and $2.50 $] 35 Porosknit, regular 50c B5¢ | method of investing It for you and | new, up-to-date Suits. : Straw Hats .......... ® 50c Hanes’ Cotton Ribbed Underwear | paying you 4 per cent on it makes 0c fi | i PAE CEI ; veseesess.4O@ — |your money make money. A de-| i a $10 English $3. 85 $3.00 Straw $2 15 | posit as smail as $1.00 will start ae, rs » RE OL aera . you on successful saving—the mod Complete Alaska °"*""« | Pants Men’s Shoes Outfitters | Men’s $2.00 W. L. Douglas, regular $3.50, now Imported .Lindsey, Wool Underwear, UNION sree go late 1.35): $2.85 | $150 value 110 SAVINGS & w L Douglas regular $4.00, now Flannel Shirts, regular $1,50 Sarge Sh $I 85) - $3.35 | Flannel Shirts, regular $3.00. $2.15 ‘TRUST co. see eeoreged Weciide Tides of Oulpitenn Flannel Shirts, regular $3.50. . $2.65 aeanicerie — $3.00 ‘= 15] $3. 50 and $4.00 values $1.65] ; i \ MN s50 deed . 50 and $4.00 Men's Shoes $2.25 | Big Special on Men’s Panama Regular $3.50 and . and $6 Men's | Heavy Welt. Shoes Hats. Your Choice of 4 35 $4.00 Pants ....... $ Values Up to $7.50 for. s | | in the Heart of the Financial District. 6 WESTERMAN & SCHERMER Hts EEE ag N. B. SOLNER, 103-5-7 First Ave. South Corner First and Yesler Way | Vice President and Trust Officer. Resources Nearly | $5,000,000 HOGE BUILDING | two w »|Mother Wa values . ... 81.45 Old way of saving—mere hoarding slip-ons, regular Cravenettes $13 35 $7.50 and $8.50 All-wool Sweaters, |—had the disadvantage of having,|' $12.50 values ....... bc s Jumbo knit $4.85 + (at the end of the year, just what! | book, at that tightly shut fist of }all new babies, Not until they be. | Wonder ff I can? But most of all Standard Pat terns and pub llcations Free eo the styles favored he coming eason Rah Rah Hate and Caps, in ING va and oth- new fabrics 25¢ v» Up SECOND Ave. AT JAMES ST =MILLINERY= 250 New Styles, New Shapes, New Ideas NEW HATS Priced for Tomorrow $2. 98—$3. 50—$4. 50 best “lebkine rr immed _ room has humr Hats. Come down and let with busy been goir for to ¢ give you the y. Qur work- turned ‘out some Nifty a becoming one. the Sample Coats | Trimmed Hats} Voile Waists $3.98 lot of San including #0! ‘orduroy Coates, sale Saturda low price. 91.59 69c Just 50 of these Novelty Trimmed Ha ats will go on sale 300 Waists, mostly white voile, at dollarfifty-nine.} either lace or embroidery e a sample lot picked | trimmed. Long and_ short crifice, else we could | sleeves, sizes from 34 to 44. They r offer them at this modest | were gs; did values at $1.25 and $1.50. Saturday, your pick 69¢. The Little Daily Savings Help you to furnish the Se Rompers for children, right for kiddies 10c Pair — Children's Hose be Scie 8 elastic, rut black and white home Free, Let our dem or explain it to you. FREE With All Purchases SATURDAY SPECIALS — Picked at Random - 49c Ea, 2.2" Boys’ Oliver Twist Parade Suits, khaki trim brown, hat to slippers, Extra special 25c. ed in red and 20 Pair — Stockings for h; and Indian c boys and girls. The r Tbe value,-| boys’ are heavy; the girls’ very fine. Saturday, 3 pairs for 50c. 15 12.50--Men’s Suits--$12.50 Here is where the slim purse gets a Mundred per Gent value. Look at the Suits we are featuring at Twelve-fifty. They have style, fit and serviceable trimmings, s plenty of ser Longs, Short eason ice Sizes 30 chest measure up to 50 chest measure. 1 Regulars, Pants built in proportion, in all the newest ng Blue and Black Serge Three Big Money Savers Men’s Work Boys’ Norfolk suits| 90C suirts 50C And some have 2 pairs of p “Union Made.” $2.98, $3.98, $5 | o's i.rscr 5 ti mt x materials, serviceabl whi ® the r excuse to them over so am going to dear Aunt Mary over to my e for the day her, little book, that » alone with my own want anc little tin with Donna Kitty M her rest with M my shoulde affairs and with Annie's and Mary's dll little time Waverly and the things ‘that con-} cern her vitally Perhaps it is just as well, little book. You know that homely old saying of David Harum A few fleas are & ra dog—they keep his mind off of his other troubles. Certainly | have not had much time © grow retrospective or introspec tive lately Everything is ready for the com ing of my son me way, I never think of my velng a daughter tte that Mrs. Se Even the bass win sent me has been put in the little room that I am going to make into a nursery How my heart beats as I look at this dear little white nest with its embrotd ertes, {ts laces and pale blue rib bons. I can already see the soft ttle form with its rose petal eye lds closed over the brown eyes and its tiny hands doubled uy though it were already gra tightly all the world could ha it I have often wondered, Ifttle as pod deal about the » entered do they gin to know a world they ha voluntarily unclasp their Ittle nd hold their tstretched ed-haired and f andsome man, don't ok? The most fascl man I ever knew in ad the ew W little aking aply im ing to try and make lit « unselfish and sympathetic 1 am going: to try and make him apprec tentions that women love to On Yor" certainly will get y money's worth in wear, fit and general satisfac- tion. Try one. Our $1.00 Golf Shirts, with laundered neck band and cuffs, are certainly a trade winner. Made f a Gardner percale, in neat stripes and fig- s which will not fade. Sizes 14 to 18% j fate those little personal at-|if men were good to them.” ve Ob! would they?" asked Dick my son, my son, | want tojcynically.‘ “How ‘about Hatton's make some dear girl through you wife and Hatton's mother? It I told this to Di and h stand just wh at it means to a seems that each of them had every- n to be u stood thing that heart could wish and yet the other day | both flew the coop with another iis head and/man 1 guess, rgie, it’s all guess said Dick with a idn't kiss me as he 00k, do you sup » is sorry he has me and Dick ying to have sonny? 1 be good wives (To Be Continued Tomorrow.) him husb Get our Dance emi a Book—It's Free. oat \ Ate S| yf) wa Wel iy All the Dance Music You Want | for $1.50 a Week you a as little as $1.5 CHHOPPER. Scar \ Lrrers fuikaim Ave © Univers! SEATTLE'S TALKING MACHINE HEADQUARTERS