The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 22, 1915, Page 2

STAR— MOOSERS HOLD PIVOTAL PLACE. If They Run Up 15,000 Votes! in Massachusetts, Democrat Will Be Re-elected HOT CAMPAIGN NOW on! BY GILSON GARDNER | ROSTON, Oct. 2 Can the Old The Leader Company 1422 te 1426 First Avenue Celebrate Their Second Saturday| Guard PeReseae See eeeee eee ees | up former Cc | a —In Their—— McCall, The { hav nominated Nels t Hev This Store is out of the de n excellent High Rent District— you know what that means to you ars") New Store We want you to get the habit of trading here, and when H once started, our efforts will be to make you a permanent}}\: | customer. Start Tomorrow by Taking Advantage of the Splendid Bargains Offered Below SOS ODOTTS TRS 4269 8OR LT HE DES: Saturday Specials parade Ladies’ Silk and Wool Dresses assorted styles; only been in the store a $10.00, we say..... $3.98 harles Su ue iv ant $10 Values In black and colors; ‘or $3.98 few days, and although worth up to Ladies’ Fiber-Silk Hose d fancy colors; lisle tops; alv 3 pairs for For Three Pairs In solid black and assorte at 25c and 35c pair. Saturday, i pw a monkey of the Mc hinery po-| and once more { | Wrench into th Ic a-republican teal 0: ann ation | 95c PHONE TO as 8 | THRU THE AR |Untrimmed Hats Just inj. The entire shipment of twelve dozen Velvet Shapes, regardless of cost, @ 4.00 Trimmed Hats .00 $1 $1 Two hundred Trimmed Hats on acai sale Saturday at 10 o’clock—values All Gur Venise Edges to $7.00—for $1.00. Inse n widths Women’s z Underwear \ | Bands and 13 to 1.2 off Regular Pri 65c Swiss Embroidery for ces Cor: t Coverings, « at 35¢ An entirely new shipment a Ny \ —— ——" . Women’s Underwe nd He " GIRL | 6 TELLS in the popular Eiffel and \ ’ ' Royal brands. We in these OF BETRAYAL N GOURT TRIAL are spe- at 5c and g de- Eiffel cializing lines yer increasin Ask for there is an ev mand for them obs, Hermeion Embroidery Edgings, Hosiery and Royal brand eancld eatin ule eerie ~ Se boon ‘ a jury in Jud aie 2 Underwear. The name 1 he eS Bree iSinsures satisfartion, t-te. red ue ard ‘Te Women’s Cotton Fleeced Union Suits 49c Heavy Fleeced Vests Misses’ CottonFleeced| and Pants 25c Ea. Union Suits 49c nice weight on Suit A Fresh Shipment of Corsets Lingerie Waists $1.98 ia ow buat tone i ie embr Brassieres may | rettily f style . 7 a BOE aed % be quick PARAEAEEDEED — elle i $1.98 | New Ideas inNeckwear epre ati vf various civic and labor bodiee will be pe ent HANK WILL SPEAK President Henr Suzzallo of the University of Washington speak at noon Saturday at the|¥ \c ommercial Club, The Sse publi¢ is invited ™ 25c and 49c best and most popular ideas din this pretty Neckwear ¢ Collar and Cuff Sotmp with cuffs to match ate Bilars; tancPtts, eto, Mate rials are of lace, neg, organdie, em broldery, tulle ion of styles to choose from at and 19e Children’s Coats $3.98 He Children's Coa ats in gour 1 quality coating materials, in 4 black, tan, green, blue and mixture ach one differ. Hae ent. They are good models for the school girl Fo se 14 years, Priced at, ont Sizes $3.98 een lapis * FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1915. PAGE 2 Go-Carts and )| ‘= “""" g59.¢ 50 | | Hoom Cir. G2 OS $1.28 | %, es $2.50 $12.50 "$25.00 $20.00 $8.50 $1.95 | Sulkies Values to $12.60 for $11.00 Three Hook Brass Costume $7.00 Revolving Office Chal $10.00 Iron Bed, fin inhed Vertix Martin $40.00 Warly ( rm se $15.00 | English Buffet $9.50 ; ine $15.00. $35.00 Ke $25.00 Barly Eng lish Buffet, for Buffet $40.00 Golden Oak Settec Ay wal $15.00 Velour lish Hall Seat, fo . $9. 50 | Couches, each $2.50 Karly English Dining | $1250 Oak Hotel Desk Chairs for pan 95c Karly English Dining $2.56 Mahogan Finished ‘er ow" $19.50 $5.75 Type $11.75 Can Steamer Chair for Rebuilt Ranges $15.50 $17.00 $16.00 One Gem Monitor Range One Comet Hange ° . . c ~) i Ss” Qs o & Ss . Acorn One Modern Range vp O as van, Seg | SMatatte --... $19.50 ot OF $12.75 Se -§7g,90 Here den. « $1.50 “ aS $70.00 sive Fumed Oak esate a a) man $35.00 | ss $14.50 || Several Odd Bed af) seins Springs ee ay eae $20.00 | nu and Three-Quarter Size “aaa $13.50 $1575 © >=g2080 | bach 50c G.-R. FURNITURE EXCHANGE 511 PIKE 511 PIKE SUZZALLO BOOSTS FOR NE President Henry Suszal PACIFIC OUTFITTING C0 COR. THIRD & UNIVERSITY DRESSES MEN-WOMEN FOR r wa YOUR CREDIT 1S 0.1. | ieee On Perfect Teeth Hy EDWIN J. BROWN DD. & will! Op ty ate. departments of the King county sa- 9 y peri mrt will be closed all day | ae a | 9 \COURTS TO CLOSE ~ IN HONOR OF GROW ” Out of respect t Supreme Judge He r of of Olympia who died Thareda ai ther in open county offices will re & 4 Let Star Want Ads find the lost all | articles. gill OF PULLMAN ::: of the}me he is a practical idealist Dr. Holland combines in rare] Nkableness sonality, He egree efficiency His is an intens |works at high speed and, lives his praistently until it is ac hed. His personal interests and his outlook on ? iliman n, resigne and ushes his ar without any is a simple direct speaker, gument along ra ) pause for-embellishment. His coun tenance js eager and alert He is recruited f the 1 of education on [Boys BE INDEPENDENT professic his acquaintance with was formed SHANGHAI JAP ABOARD LINER Dr. Suzzallo Earn Your Own Spending Money We Will Show You How Under orders = Noma, of the liner Alt Maru, is on lthe high seas three days out for | Yokohama, Friday, having left this |port two hours after being served ALL at the Circulation Department of The Star for full particulars. Good “ | boys can always secure good | routes or corners. Stop ask- ing your parents for money and we will show you how to make your spending money. federal co do he was shanghaled. anese, and is be ce of uttering remarks about the emperor, His friends made a fight to free him. | It is likely, inasmuch as the liner re two hours while Capt of an appearance n the day Noma was to have ypeared with Ota » warrant for Ota’s arrest was therefore the liner was not after it set sail with Ota APPLY | eee OUR CATTLE BEST | Circulation Department | The Star, 1307 7th Av. | SAN FRANCISCO, Oct shington state won ten out of b . Le \ _— ©, | Washington, cle ening up in every | ass except two on this year's f aly Van’ Pelt, the great au | he ority pronounced Clise's Ayshires ane sat farm, Spokane, leads re, ne x? steins, and WiNtam Bishop, of Chimacum, Wash., Is second, Or egon won the Jersey championship. f 4, © work. Phone y Bellingham office is at Bik and