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

Ny, SECOND FLOOR CARRIGAN LOSES =: FOR PRESIDENCY NORTH YAKIMA, Dec. 3—By a Arthur P. Denton, of n Black _ Record Breaking Value— Is the only adequate description of our great display of Reliable, Stylish Footwear at $2.50 and $2.95, and every Week sees some new addition to the great variety we offer at these pr lces. The undernoted are only a few examples of Boston Sample Shoe Shop Values ~~) Boots and all $5.00 and $6.00 values Boot e and Dull Kt Style de lue Kid style, which we otfer at Many other aty! women at $2.50 and OSTONNHOE ( 0. Fine wet weather a is a new just received, and ts a regular ‘\. Men’s Button wear and t we ask little more than OTHER STYLES Including a smart English last in a Lacing Boot $2.95 The Stylish Gipsy 4. All the Luxe, tn both lace odel House Slippers This is the weather when a SAMPLE. HOP \INC. Second Ave at Pike St. OrtN SATURDAY Orchestra EITEL BUILDING 1 VERY DISRESPECTFUL; SNAP q FINGERS IN FACE OF “Kid” Each Other in Columns of ‘ e eo “Stalker “GRIT AND GRIN" TB, Jack? The World Honors the Sticker; | “J, Mot They're a ga lot tients, There huat know the White are! » will Claim them, and the oth a ave a grim fear clutching the ladle ts @ sewing Music w jon, aft served 1 never gues fine sivep Cottagers. “Our edi is now able again, so | they have a porters. t “Miss Ea tages Frida w of the things ) Magazine of Institution; Witticisms Gathered Under Heading, “Ege \ Raw Milk.” b Never the Quitter two or three times o ° “ f ver rode ona This is the cay at the head of) =, ¢ ductor of @ little publication which the pa id anything ‘ ), at Firlands, are issuing ” at the cottages with pee Friday morning urnished rooms to let with quiet neighborhood. Apply the indisposed for some little time, what good company she was in STAR—FRIDAY, DEC. 3, 1915. PAGE 12. SCHERMER IS DOING IT || Ripping Things Up the Back When It Comes to Giving Real Values Atl the Year Around- Values $15.00 SUITS Values ——FOR—— $10.00 On tap every day in the year. Sizes to fit all, in the new CARL, SCHERER models and colors. Regular $12.50 Coat: AEE eee SLIPONS AND | fem $180 cree sofor 0000000000 3838 Regul 20. t As sieiiis ab ce a B GABARDINES | Revit, $2509 Cons Sefer ooo Bes PLAGUE’ Grit and Grin,’ and How did you get rode thru Ballard the cars. cElroy entertained oO furni by Mre. er which egg punch J ing porch, Nice, tor, who has been to be up and around 90k out, all you re rey visited the cot y. If she had known $n WS vune at lante at the time, she would have 4 gee | stayed. Ali right, Mise Earley, | —-. ~*~ | Regular 9£0.0U Coats gofor ........ “pire os i WE WILL GIVE YOU ANOTH J S thartetinne. Ger 11) teenet | HRCHANGEY: >. And some to keep the rain off for...........000eeeeeeeeeee $2.85 and $3.85 he hen farm has gore cove at | And under “Hospital Gossip”| ...The wet weather is here, and this store offers you big values always. I will new patient. While not being ( las hae ' a these bits are “Speaking of nicknames, we | "Mise Peggy O'Neill’ ie a Jed always sell for LESS. shi Keystone Corduroy Pants, $2.35 and $2.85—wear like iron. 30 YO v have often heard the term, | the ‘Mids Peeay’ of fame and p ty stiff’ applied to county , : : } , : 4 patients. Why not call a hos | (itunes yet SHE 18 VERY We carry a fine line of Mackinaws—just the thing for the man outside, and 4 ‘ tient ‘hospital hobo,’ or br : ; > N Sidweller at the cottages a “cot | 7 We Are glad to note that we have the biggest and best stock of them at money-saving prices—$4.85, $5.65, tage cheese AMUSEMENTS|.*™ METROPOLITAN) | Tonight at 8:15 Ph Philharmonic You Worth More Jeweler and Silversmith 11010 Second Ave. Near Madison elected president association Guns used tn bardment of A er than cannon of today later that inches calib ounty ursday afternoon. of the En. 1882 at the bom Hayot were of 1¢-Inch bore, an inch la © biggest British naval while four years lexandria had guns Seattle, was t —— To your knows you have a savings AVERS UNWELCOME « ‘ account. neers w ROSHANARA 16.25 In Anctent Dances of India THEE GIRLS AIMING FOR PERFECTION To make bread so good and lo large that you cannot afford to t will we stint quality for profit; + we overtax the c corral a WANT aves SO yake in your own home—that is the aim of the THREE GIRLS! ever will effort to SHOPS AT 308 Union St. (Opposite Postoffice) First and Pike wessiaxe market THE THREE GIRLS Sanitary Market You Simply Can't Afford to Bake at Home! “TRAINED HULP,” USE A BTAR WANT AD. Motion Picture of the Great Football oF Game Thankagiving Day COLORADO vs. WASHINGTON Capital an BORNE A PARALLEL Mackinaw Shirts, worth to 84, now recovery. We hope to see him you are earnestly trying to Pax make progress. That's, WIA STEP-LADDER °°" worth something. Interest 4% | man —__—__—————" UNION [bi Empress Theatre SAVINGS & Seve Big Jolly Acts TRUST co. & now on the road to $6.85, $7.85. I can save you from $1.50 to $2.00 on a Mackinaw here. Head- quarters for heavy winter Clothing. Reliable Union-Made Clothing, featuring Leopold Morse Suits and Overcoat, Keystone Trousers and heavy McMillan Work Trous- ers; Howard & Foster and W. L. Douglas Union-Made-Dress Shoes; the celebrated Bergmann Hand-Made Logger; the original Chippe- wa, the Jefferson and the Seattle: Made Felder make up the best line of Work Shoes made today. We carry the largest line of Union-Made Goods of any store in Seattle. = ———== CARL SCHERMER, ccoTur “The Big Store with the Little Prices” 103-5-7 FIRST AVE. SOUTH, NEAR YESLER 2A BO YA A UO Will Be o -— he Rainbow bazaar will give a f > | p : ! » | Petry de supper at the Woodland Park Bap- ar iene tist church Wednesday, December » a brink fire 8. Supper will be served from oy tebe a rat | jto 8. Useful articles and candy whe Ip o will be sold for the benefit of the | church | | | | an hoa = ® | | ocatsts cease is BABY SWALLOWS | MACHINES — (“MUBL PAINT CO. ts aoe awa WHISTLE; IS DEAD Peace ~ : Who has 3 sewing machine WALLPAPER LEWISTON, Maine, Dec, 3.—Ce-| they're tired of, that will do for a From 5 Cents a Double Rell ate a plece| poor family out in Ratnier valley? MAIN Soot The| Who has some clothing they can give? employer if he He will feel that ROQMER CLIMBS IN <=!s: Paxmann © Berube, 3 years ing a H. McElfresh, secretary of these articles COR THIRD & UNIVERSITY ¢ We have eight needy families ke to get @ sewing machine right ton SEATTLE @ Surplus $800,000 ee ee ee ee a.|a If possible, for a lady who A dur NEW PANTAGES JAMES D. HOGE, President ld earn her own living If she ~ KATINI r | had one. Ve or h ni e JAD |} Mats, 2:20—Nights, 7 and 9 |: 8. SOLNER, ICE S G Sear pede w ne ee oa ae ~ 7 i THAEY SPSstONS DAILY - - » | COLONIAL DAYS We Tame enns one trams Sele a would be willing to give away Jan Elabor Mus Act We also need quite a lot of A 4.09 poke yey agen YOUR CREDIT IS O.K.| I Wy Hinetrel” | im the Heart of the Financial , t the Mrs. McElfresh’s telephone num oe 10¢ and 20¢) Diatrict iber is Hudson 97 Mark the opening of the Big Salvage Sale at 716 First Avenue, 3 doofs from Columbia Street. Hundreds and hundreds of people were here who bought and bought, but many had to be turned away owing to the helpless plight of the large staff of salespeople who were unable to cope with the sea of humanity that surged through the store. Come tomorrow of next week. Another force of salespeople will be added to take care of the crowds. The over whelming bargains to be had here demand your attention. If you want to save money, be here: SALE AT9 A. M, ze r= Ger te YX - Salvage fr the Steamship Mariposa being sold at 716 First Avenue in a never-to-be-forgotten slaughter, in cluding other goods. Come, if you want to save money. Sale starts 9 A. M NE A Le Overnii« that 49c t Sweater Linings, yard, LOOK FOR THE BIG SALE SIGNS MERCHANDISE ADJUSTERS & 716 First Ave. weatyop Pett ct Se 716 First Ave. Warning beta $8.95 $1.98 a . SEATTIE'S GREATEST MERCANTILE SENSATION ACT AND SAVE re. Money Y d@nnged ” er. COME, BEN EETE BY THES led by DISASTER - atmus, Get Into ¢ co | TH SALE THAT CAPS THE here ke CLIMAX § Goods sold 716 First Ave 3 Doors from Columbia BARGAIN G