The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 7, 1916, Page 3

STAR—FRIDAY, JAN. 7, 1916. PAGE PR IEIEIEIEIEIEICIOIEDESEIEIEIEIEIEIEA NEW FEATURES LINK YOUR INTEREST TO OUR CHAIN OF CREDIT STORES Winter 35c Turkish Yarn Hoods of misses’ yi ' _ mL | poeta We) nt womens Yarn Hl ‘ , ent urk ¢ t ti otheal ter-soiled, © 89¢, and Sip 50¢ reson canons, | TOMORROW WILL SEE THE OPENING OF OUR 2. The ships to be of the oll-burn ing type, of size ranging from 3,000 hat Government ‘ aa wu SECOND AVE. AT VAMES ST aot ataeanie erates oayrree OSE SEPA AMS HOE WIGAAL LIL De 6 = Gl ‘. The type to be standardized | Plearance Sale: the latter yards to be oi ice date AR a, Never before in the history of this store have * we 5 made | wich careful. peel preparation ment to have pow and never have the results been more satisfactory. snag The government to act thru Vigorous price-cutting has created a wealth of tempting bargains. Seasonable stock the govern vould hold | Merchandise has been marked at ridiculously low prices, and we’re ready for a sale ) * S0.000,000 to ve Which will be the mecca of all the economical women of Seattle. i ated starte 4 r pr r arine freight the Interstate commission 9. Reguiation of foreign ehipe de-| ure a license before doing busl ness here _ aust 8c Full ache Muslin, $3.50 Corsets for clone a $1.89 rh rths are 38 to 42 roken lines of American and all waist measure- | 1 ‘orsets, good styles. 1 Ad tn a3 (0 Corsets. Clear rning s from 24 to 33 $ sie elegant 1.89 a Mens and Young Men oe and Seite 815 5 to 825, Hats, Shoes and Furnishings ae 50 ceyt- rye 10c r t nother = Ma dd « ity al $3.98 Values aot Children’s Open 1119-1121 Handkerchiefs Saturdays Third Ave. Until 10 P. M. f ° Between ro $3.98 Boys’ Sweaters 98¢ pte Seneca and ° to r roe Knit Sweaters, with | | 5 - : i vy, gray and § | $7.50 re ae th ° style; $1.50 to rae. "ror. 98a Plain Handkerchiefs, Phenomenal Bargains in Shoes and Growing Girls’ Shoes, | | Men’s Bath and Lounging Robes. Elegant Robes, in ¢ terials and pretty patte for this sale at low prices Robes that rly sold at from $3.50 to $6.98 are mae $2.79 , $5.98 Swtrh, with for ¥ ear. Sizes 9 to 13% - $3.98] | os $2.00 Boys’ envy Tan Untined Shoes, made f | tongue, and with good ” sizes 2% to 5% Underwear and Hose Marked for Clearance Women's Vests and Pants, in extra AL the. a8 50c Boys Shirts and Drawers, fleeced and Infants’ Fine Ribbed Vests, size Sisters’ Birthday T _WCARS DURING COLD SPELLS € Sy Sere oer ats weather's cold Pa Here are some of the ‘ ; oe investigated by Supt. "FALLS OVER LOG The ne ; investigated by Supt. V : Miers Paberiry the public utilities department DOTS on fe for ts van : ape when the temperature falls below : a . Sys i 40 degrees. or Paul. Ja 4 > : M Chicago—Cars have to be warmer cla ‘ * than 50 degrees at al! times. Des Moines—Cars have to be * warmed thru winter. No specified « temperature. Columbus—Temperature in cars § must never get lower than 35, ‘ Buffaio—Cars must be heated I whenever the board of public works ‘Ir says the word. Other cities that specify no ten perature, but which der “Actually worth — $2.00, For clearance ....... Little Men‘s Black Storm Boots, h top and buck Smoking Jackets, Shirts Specially Priced — Golf Shirts, in a pretty line at soles and lamb's 69c Big Stock, of Rubbers in Men's, Women's and Children’s, at Clearance Prices SUITS 5 $2. 79 viene Children’s Bonnets 19¢ In corduroy, bdearcloth |and hq silk 10, black : br Our reg Unbue 63c trong, serviceable Prices Pald Whoirale Dealers for and good covera: Vegetables and Fruit $6. 00 Norfolk Dandinoy Suits at $3. 95 Children’s Sweaters s wear They c ke ’ ; | ge use Knit Sweaters for a eam i én ee ee a oe $3.95 4 Z ‘ ; ‘ mints _ Red Border Huck Towels 74 Brassieres kee 3 ‘Onions M : : plendid Huck gles rd ec Open in front or back; neat or embroidered yokes, sizes. Regular $1.00 w fe “ake 18x36 inche Shida quality ‘ Pork i } the 4 Beginning EME ° o the ! ) R 7 ‘ os Saturday, we Gt a © ares , 1 1 ng coa operties in the state The property is located at Cur The witch tree of Nevada i will show “ t - ( A i P " VALUABLE MINE is nvolved f i ht by J. M and aid to be sufficient-| luminous that a person standing nediate-|near it can read ordinary print la 1 rk K. The tree itself a mile on the dark at our regu Mining Co. « lar price of admission. errenPenes VT I 2 ¢ [Rents eas at CU che tele INVOLVED IN GASE oe Ment ck ne him : moet_promt ipe Last Day Honest, folks, this is a play you can’t afford to miss and you will have to hurry Todays" This Picture, Illustrates Only One of the Throbbing Love Scenes in CAMILLE Clara Kimball Young AOVAL GUATEMALAN MAKIMBEA BAND 4. RURCS WALLINGFORD “A TRAP Fon THAPR™ CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG PSC im CAMILLE” 2