The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 9, 1915, Page 6

JEWELRY OF THE Better Grades 1/3 na 1/4, OFF These reductions apply to every article in our immense stock. Everything has been reduced in price to stim- ulate early Christmas shopping. | HERE are people in Seattle, and hundreds of them, who con fuse “high grade” with high price. Our store sells only merchandise of the highest are always low. For of those who do not store, the following given: grade, but our prices the benefit know our prices are Id and Watch were $3.00 Platinums, gold - fill Chains tha to $45.00, are Now $2.00 to $30.00 We have hundreds of pairs of Cuff Buttons, in solid gold to offer The $3.50 ones are An assortment of Si Sterling Silver I ver and Gold P Knives that were $3.50 to $10.00, are Now 1-3 Less Rings that were and $3.50, are Now $1.50 and $2.25 All Watches and Watch Bracelets are 1-3 less than former prices, and will sell From $7.00 Up Diamonc fine mou settings Gold Signet Rings in heavy weights, were $5.00, are Now $4.25 that tha Every article in the store is sold and backed with the reputation of my establishment. JAY E. DE ROY *The Specialty Shop of Jay E. De Roy 1110 Second Avenue, near Spring St. (Baillargeon Building) R. W. Hill and Frank W. Baker |tak Baker | taker " (now arise to remark that Congress Hin ) }man Humphrey had nothing to do | ‘4 't with putting over the deal by which | + Uncle Sam paid $169,500 for a post- ei tame site which is useless because Of its inaccessibility. Hill is the real estate agent who | negotiated the deal. ‘| Frank Baker owned some of the _ }lots sold to the government Also Frank Baker was chairman of the campaign committee which | elected Humphrey, and R. W. Hill = , is @ political crony of the congress. ‘man’s, and and was appointed census CURES WITHOUT DRUGS WONDERFUL ENTION RE- oattle in 1910, and had nc 1 man adds that he had nothing to do with {t, because he was in Washington, D. C time and the 1 Humphrey on the inside what made friends who are not Te now wondering congressman anxious to defend the any body at stacked it (WILL COMMITTEE hig MEET THURSDAY the women's section of the cam committee of the Piss STORES HW WHILE 3 Central La bor Council, working the elec | tion of Rev. Oscar H. McGill to the F | school board, will meet Thursday at 1 at the Dale cafeter ; 811% 1 ave. Speakers will {nclude: Mra. Za | mora Cauffman, who will Judge F. L. Ch B. Frazier, Mrs. |Mrs, Minnie Aw | Wi alker of the Women’s Card and Pi Miss Ida Lavi, sec Mary I. Englex, Women's Wilson will sing. You need not suffer tro | Strength, nervous debilit any | lother weakness that unma | There is a remedy that cure troubles quick! | { This remedy tn e wer that gives life the human body Wear Ele “Banral” will be uted | yg anese thruout t at 0 4 it to eve lock Tue , fof your vir a Biectra py sCbattery, broken st into the ner sleep, int po ergy and tem to a ‘Tt renews hurtie. men out o} | MAN WHO FELL ON OF! Identity of the man who died at tithe city ital, a fail health lon the si Call or Write for Information and | pit)o at Price. s Let us wend you our y | positive ' Sifuatrated . 62 ‘i garding done for WILL HEAR MEMORY TALK The grand lodge, Knig Lincoln, wil anne ception on the main floor of the I jing. Profe Roth [sort tal value memory The Electra- Vita Co. Theatr Hide. ‘or. Spring, Seattle, Wash, will ¢ on the of a with a remarkable dem onstration of memory sale before STREET IS RANCHER » yn build-| fut good] ing hair EXPLAINS PLAN FOR AU.S.ARMY Assistant Secretary Tells Of-| ficers of Reorganiza- tion Scheme WANT SAN FRANCISCO, Nov, 9.--The adjutant generals from more than | | 400,000 TO SERVE | | half the states in the Union, and many officers of the national guard attended the National Guard assoct ation meeting here today The principal question for con sideration we 6 Wilson-Garrison army reo Ae, partic ularly oa “elt n to fort 1g the na >» be the In tht absence of Secretary of War Garr nt, Henr 8 Bree lows of what show what shou in the nation , 600,000 Men Needed “The © on land at even could because our federal go the system not contro! which Switzerland ha So, in a Ke way, We wore forced to the wish to sal tn WHAT COUNCIL DID ON MONDAY te | way y million copies of rag time music have been sold the past year. They wouldn't need such a lot of rag if they didn’t tear It off so. SAVE YOUR HAIR AND BEAUTIFY IT ~~ WITH'DANDERINE’ Spend 25 cents! Dandruff dis- | appears and hair stops | coming out | Try this! Hair gets beautiful wavy and thick in few moments. are with t t 1 ant » bea an radian ou muet use Kne Danderine, If eventually now? why uot BEAT our creoiriso.K. PAGE 6, STAR—TUESDAY, NOV, 9, 1915, TOMORROW IS [HAPPY WEDNESD The Day That One Dollar Does the Work of Two Apparel on Credit Baherise ANANAGAMW HOYT The Pastry King nounces His New Product Macaroons 1 grocers store SSE PACIFIC OUTFITTING CO A988 COR. THIRD & UNIVERSITY $ PRESSES aa _— ~ WEEK FINST AND PIKE $ Delicatessen ST. GERMAIN DELICATESSEN 409 PIKE ST. k Chocolate 30c 30c 15c 10c Hood's Candy and Ice Cream Co. 1300 PIKE PLACE Veblic Merk ed Meats Sauna Ke”. For Home ¢ Very Bi © of Bread and Open till 1 a, m. Every Day 409 PIKE 8T Butchers Meats Retailed at Wholesale Prices Pot ® Pork ¥ Veal None Loge of Mutt Has Gemrish Bros. 3 BIG STORES PRESENT THIS AD aT oun sTUDIO Special Artiat ‘82. 00 J. V. BJ ORKLUND Photographer 19 WINCKLEY BLDG W. B. CLIFTON a9 Tiki STREET Ladies’ Tailoring Dear Madam: By doing business upstairs, the West ern Cloak and Suit Co. Is able to make Suits to your in- dividual measurement—$50.00 values—for $30.00, Credit if you wish It. Western Cloak & Suit Co. 1420) Second Ave. Upstairs The Factory Is the Place to Get Hair Goods at Factory Prices FACTORY HAIR STORE 1401 Flewt Ave, Florists Drug Stores DRUG STORK ALWAYS HAS PP Ivory Chrysanthemums Special 50c A DOZEN ART FLORAL SHOP 94 PIKE Entrance Corner Market Electrical Supplies $3.50 Elecktro Toast- ers, while they last, $2 Plug Fuses, 8 for 25c REARDON ELECTRIC CO. 1 Ave oo R50 Red Front Furniture Co, 525 Fourth $| ; SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSESESSSSSSS5: "OPEN SERVICE ON )Sound & Willapa Harbor ratirond, | The r Dad open leave Seattle at 7:20 a m and RAYMO here at Lop. m our eve ma oman and) Local officia and membe of} of child for miles around Raymond |delegatior rom Paget nd present at the opening hereleities spoke The Seattle m Monday of regular Milwaukee pas-\mercial Club had the largest dele senger service over the Puget|gation, Shoes SHOES Ladies’ Shoes 81.25 ° glish Walkin Dey Goods fi and $1.50 Women's Waists ots, pair Men's Hite New & $2.25 Hedlimiatens for SCHOOL SHOES We BE staenong ri OLD PIKE PLACH MARKET Men’s Tailors Union Tailors 1123 Third Ave. os Made to Measure $18.50. Downstaire Sanitary Market 152 PIKE PL. STALL ® Gerrish Bros. Have Joined the Happy Ones,Too Advertising Manager, Seattle Daily Star. Dear Sir: Enclosed you will find copy for Happy Wednesday Page. We wish to congratulate you on the success of this page. Our re- sults have been far greater than we expected, and show us that The Star is the paper of the class of people who appreciate bar- gains. Very respectfully, GERRISH BROS. Per Chas. C. Gerrish. Teas and Coffees TOMORROW ONLY All 60c Grade Teas 40¢ Fresh Roasted Coffee 40c Grade 35c Hughes & Adams (INC.) 9 Pike. Phone Ell, 1320 Bring This Cor Economy Store Tuesday Nov. 16 The Economy Store 1800 Westiake Ave, Seandinavion Language Spoken Open Pventags Until 8.00. & Sewing Machines Theatres ISIS THEATRE First Ave. Poot of Cherry St. Happy Wednesday Specials tn Sewing Machines Standard Singer New Home " Wheeler & Wilson n $10 All eads and ful Aran me WHITE SEWING MACHINE CO. 415 UNION ST The House of ( Happy Wedn: dro ku i 481.50 Siegel’s Sample Shoes ’ lew . Hardware In the Time to Get ‘That Henting Stove =— Coal ; $14.98 Owl Hardware Co. CUT RATE HARDWARE 85 Pike St. Opp. Pike Place Market Butter and Eggs Happy Wednesday Specials .15¢ Wisconsin Cream Cheese, sharp; Ib Local Fresh Eggs, 45 dozen c Oregon Ranch Eggs, guar- anteed good, dozen .... .25¢ CORNER MARKET Wiret and Pike Men’s Clothing $15.00 airs rent en- ll the very best Clothing for $15.00 vative De- tand quick o—and we're K up to tt RUDE-CHRISTY Upstairs Clothes Shop Second Floor Empress Theatre Balt Second Ave. } $15.00 2A808H Oe ity F Spring $15.00 Don't overlook these _HAT VALUES hat in er entire stock marked up $2.00 8 The Be LADIES’ SAMPLE HAT SHOP = Amertenn Theatre 1 Shape es Curled ru Mematectared. 5 J. G. GONNELLA 1608-10 Westlake Ave, Phone Main 5523 Ladies’ Tailoring Two Great Big Specials for Wednesday Only $40.00 and $45.00 Ladies’ Tailored Suits, imported fancy mixed novelty goods— $27.50 and $30 L. Messenger 720-721 Joshua Green Bidg. AARAAGAABABWHKHBAHMABARHRKRAPWAAPAPAANANAYNMW MNAAGHNAON MHWL WwWHWHWYYHHYHWwW ‘DA. R. OFFICERS ire tere Teese rote to th WOMEN SIGN FOR : VISIT SEATTLE sev is"csnpaigning " °"" REALTY GOURSE George hacher Guernsey meal ee pee et USES § 7 ‘AR WANT Daughters of the American Revolu which opened tion, and Mrs. Willard T, Block, na tional chairman of the liquidation ADS FOR RESULTS enry builds ‘ing y