The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 17, 1916, Page 2

Boston Clothing Co.— STAR—FRIDAY, MARCH 17, WITH MERCHANDISE 1916. PAGE 2. 1115-1117 First Ave.—Boston Clothing Co. FLOODED That Must Be Disposed of at Once Regardless of Cost. Our Entire Stock Must Be Sold, and it Will Be Thrown on Sale Tomorrow at Such a MONSTER SACRIFICE! Such as Seattle Has Never Before Witnessed. Following Are a Few Prices: MEN’S SUITS $4.00 Boys’ Suits, Flood Sale Price. . Men’s Suits, worth to $10, Sale Price Men's Suits, worth to $15, Sale Price Men’s Overcoats, worth to $3.89 MEN’S Men's Shoes, worth to $4.00, $1.98 $2.48 All Rubber Boots will be sold Large Lot Overalls. Large White Hand: Shirts, =e 48 3c = i Unio .89c 25¢ Men's Suspend- 9c F $12.50, Sale 3 fe F att t 8 < & Uni i i Flood Sale pe Floss Unies @ Hea) atte Shoes cut to.. Fei Fe ‘canon - Boston Clothing Co. “ea Between Spring and Seneca Sts. 1117 FIRST AVE. ed in Seattle on a charge of dlack leases Seattle business men, are} preparing today to renew their} [ee against extradition The 24 hours allowed by Su- | aes Judge Wilbur, tn which to file an appeal against his deciston, refusing @ writ of habeas corpus, bas been extended to 48 hours, will carry this case to the federal courts, if mag ow = wald TAKE CLAYBURG -GASE TOU. S. COU | LOS ANGELES, March 17.—At torng) for Isabel Clayburg, want 4} 18th. IS A STRAIGHT FROM THE SHOULDER TALK FOR YOU You will find it extremely your profit to read every ° id it carefully and make up, your mind to on it. * YOU ARE MAKING A { OUS MISTAKE IF s YOU ARE NEGLECTING YOUR TEETH! = Now read that again and let it sink in. Every word of Sit is true. You are taking schances with your health; you are reducing your effi- jency ; you are spoiling your personal appearance. Now, why do things like Sthat that you KNOW right edown in your heart are posi- tively foolish? It is the @ worst kind of poor business. And it is positively un- Eriecessary We can put your teeth into perfect condition for you. We can do this P@wWithout hurting you a bit. The cost will not be anywhere near what it will be worth to you in actual dollars and cents, not to speak of the comfort you will get from it. This office has a staff of high class dentists at your (service. Every operator in this office is a graduate reg- istered man, who has graduated from the best dental colleges sand who has passed the examination of the state dental ‘board. Every one of them has his certificate from the _State dental board hanging right on the wall in front of his dental chair, in plain sight. You won't have to strain your eyes to sec it, either, That is PROOF POSITIVE to you ythat he knows his business tho: and knows how to do syour work the way it ought to be done You are taking no chances when you come here | =are just as anxious to give you satisfactory work and ser » GYice as you are to get it, because we are depending on you Sto be one of our boosters after we have done your work £Satisfied patients—boosters—are what has made ur business Gwhat it is—the fastest growing dental business in Northwest. Or. L. R. Clark We use the best materials that money can buy. Our Prices $5 Douglas Dress $1.89 $2.89 $5.98 ored, worth to $20; Sale Price $3 Men's Cordu- roy Pants cut to. . heavy veal stock, cut to ...... $7.50 Men’s Veal High Tops cut to. $3.00 Boys’ Shoes cut to 50c Leather Work Men’s Suits, beautifully tail- ‘$9.85 Men’s Pants, worth to $2.50; Sale Price. . cit to ness. D248 $1.38 SHOES $6.00 Big Z Work Shoes, $2.98 $3.85 $1.48 85¢ Gloves, Sale Price ...23¢ NOTICE—Sale Starts Saturday, 9 A. M. Sharp. Come Early and Take First Pick SEATTLE’S RELIABLE CREDIT HOUSE Every Man— Should Be Careful About His Personal Appearance The Salaried Man. should neglect his clothes for the want few dollars not ofa CASH or CREDIT at the Eastern has the same purchasing power. To charge here costs nothing extra. you “IT’S AN ACCOMMODATION” A Splendid Showing for Spring Bradbury =: $20* OTHER RELIABLE MAKES, $15.00 TO $22.50 oo --— -@ Those Who Like to Buy Everything in One Place Leading Brands of As soon you § of your Superior $1.00 Wool Under- wear, Sale Price..... Medlicott All 49c Pure Scotch Wool Underwear cut to. 25¢ Cashmere Sox cut to Heavy . HALF PRICE 9c Wool Blankets. . HALF PRICE All our heavy wear in Alaska Outfits $1.00 Union Suits, Sale Price ......... $8.00 Wool Mack- inaws, 50c Heavy Wool Sox, Sale Price Suit Cases, worth to $4.00, Sale Price. . -HALF PRICE 5/c Sele Price, 94.09 aay So 89c MEN’S HATS Big Lot Men's Hats cut to 39c Late, stylish models, worth to NOTE LOCATION 1117 FIRST AVE. Underwear Arrow Shirts Unique Hoslery we Collect as your bill is paid in full (cash or credit), return to per cent of the total amount purchase. IN TEREST from us without lending your money, 1332-34 Second Avenue Yat 21 1 Union Street eee we) PM WILLING TO SAVE! ARE YOU? Running a home and running a business is one and the the}same thing You've got to spend less than you earn or everything We employ the most scientific and up-to-date methods.| goes smash. As a man who knows I advise you to buy Coal Run of} '5 COUNCILMEN ~ FRAME UP SLATE | Councilman Hanna, who was pit- | ted against Fitzgerald tn the sub rosa fight for the finance commit- tee chairmanship in the new coun- lefl, has been sidetracked, accord |ing to his own statement, by an ex- |clustve caucus attended by Dale, | Pitagerald, Haas, Thomson and Moore at the Butler hotel Thursday night it was gener: the city hall cus slate of ships probat by a Stod vote Mc } It gives the utilities chairman ‘ship to Thomson; finance to Fitz gerald; streets and sewers, or judi lclary, to Moore; public safety to | Dale, and the council presidency to [HODGE PITCHES | HAT INTO RING Sheriff Robert T. ” Hodge pitehed his hat formally tnto the guber natorial ring Friday, the following statement “In announcing my candidacy for governor, 1 am not prompted by urgent requests from friends, but from a public demand for a man| big enough to safeguard and look after thelr futerests and not weaken under the tempting tnflu ences at all times presented to them by the agenta of our invisible government My past and present record as a public servant is assurance to! voters of what they may expect from me as governor along that line, “Retng aceused by politicians o spoiling the sheriff's office, it ha always been my ambition to spo the governor's office In like man ner, by replacing politics and graft with effielency; in other words purifying the atmosphere fn and around the capitol analogous to! good government. * * * | expect to cover the state thoroly during the campaigning, at which time ! will outline my policy and be pre-| pared to answer all questions pro pounded me by the voters “My policy has always been and) always will be a square deal to all, | and an impartial administration of | the duties of the office, regardless of creed, ity, financtal or political influ #, being an Amer loan first, last and all the time. ever working to renovate condt | tions In the interest and future wel: | fare of our republic.” | Says We Get Our Law From Iceland Our custom of equal division of | property between husband and) wife comes from Iceland, where | | both parties to the matrimonial bargain perform an equal share of the labor, Such ts the contention of Dean J. Condon, of the university, who | spoke at the housekeepers’ conven {er on the campus Thursday. The custom in ue in the Fast } ere the husband is considere the owner of all community prop-| , came from old Eng while the area of California | 000 square miles. Baten Sidi mt ates pom | TODAY’S BEAUTY TALK You can make a delightful sham poo with very little effort a very trifling cost if you get from your druggist a package of can throx and dissolve @ teaspoonful in a cup of hot water. Your shampoo ls now ready, Just pour a little at & time on the scalp and rub briskly This ercates an abundance of thick, white lather that thoroughly dis solves and removes all dandruff, excess ofl and dirt. After rinsing, the hair dries quickly, with a fluf finess that makes it seem heavier than ft is, and takes on a rich lus- ter and a softne hat make ar ranging it a pleasure.—Advertise. ment. ‘Tel tla te ect | Haas, SISTER AGAINST _ SISTER IN TRIAL Sister turn sister In Superior Judge urt Prt day, when Mra, Frances Phillips, of j 6311 23 ave, N. E., took the wit and testified that Mrs. Marie Phillips was neglectful of |her infant daughter. The similarity of the atsters’ ‘aes is explained in the fact |they married brothers, Ivan Phillips, husband of Marte, | wes seeking a divorce, which he got, together with | the child, by explaining | wife bad left bim loved another man Phillips ts a elty fireman ‘Slashes Himself | Before Crowd’s Eyes TACOMA, 17,—Lassoos were used by a crowd of men in a vain attempt to restrain a man, bleeding from wounds, who at- tempted suicide with @ razor tn |front of the union station today. Women fainted when he repent Jedly gashed himself in the abdo- }men and throat | | He finally was overpowered by | the 1 and taken to the county | the custody of that his! declaring she | lee The man has not been positively | identified ENGINEERS HOPEFUL That the problem of sealing the! Cedar river dam will be success. Tomorrow will be your last chance to see Henry Walthall EDNA MAYO The Misleading pad acts Lady THE REODEST BLOODED ROMANCE OF THE “MODERN PRIMITIVE” EVER fully solved by Engineer William Mulholland of the Los Angeles wa-| terway commission was the proph-| ecy of City Hngineer Dimock Fri-| day, Mulholland said that {t would | PRODUCED ]\capmssion 10c He tssued) Bar, Special | Speci Riley's Delicious Toffee 20c 12-lb. Headquarters for A. D. S. NYAL SAN-TOX DIKES’ and Homeopathic MEDICINES 7 SATURDAY SPECIALS Second and Pike 10c C\ PRESOS TIONS FULL LO LMT SWIET iS Boe Sale. hinige as they ought to be e100 Syringe for . New 8kin,| 11c| 10e Adhesive Finnter, “TL 2 for 160 Pluto Water ..16¢ fe Lead Pencils Fountatn ae Aromatic! *Be 69c°""" 163°" 91.25 Hot Water/2he boxed Bottle 790%"? for , for babes um Powders 2 let, etc, 2:28¢ Perc for for .. ing Soap, . 6c 25e Denver Mud Bene Assorted Powders 5le Face S00 Denni ealyptus 2 for.... 10e Envelopes _ 1c pha. Nati if 81-0 Sloan's Lin- befeeet 106 tor SOE Be T side {ote writen ie Face 26c;; .F boxes 14 Te Fn 6c Church's Orape 2 29c Juice th 166 Cha Chioride Pe... 70) Lime nn. we" 26c| hire, 10€]: t © 2OC| see eri's c ugh . 20c) 25"... 29c Jett am NATIONAL MARKET CO, SATURDAY SPECIALS HIGH-CLAS6 CANDIES ..50c Victoria | Whipped Cream Chocolates, Ib. ..... 40c | | Chocolates, Ib. BUTTER—HIGHEST Quatity, PURE AND WHOLESOME Fresh Churned 380 | Good Creamery, 2 ibs. .715¢ | Creamery 30c 35¢ Creamery, mc $1.00 Macaroni, Spaghetti, Vermiceili, 25 The Best You Ever Used 1c Ib.; 2 Ibs. . HEADQUARTERS FANCY GROCERIES, IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC—OLIVE oll, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Buy Your Sunday Groceries at the National—it’s Handy and You'll Save Money National Market Co. 405 PIKE §T., NEAR FOURTH AVE, AMERICAN SECOND AND SENECA Today and Tomorrow Last Times Rupert Hentzau Sequel to “Prisoner of Zenda” Young Briton enters European politics and intrigues, and for a queen’s smile bravely fights her battles and goes to his death, Clean, wholesome story, put on in matchless style. Also a Red-Hot Comedy COMING SUNDAY Holbrook Blinn Mi ne, that is, if the coal is free from rock and slate and dirt yu get a good deal more for your money that way. The reason i# simple. When you buy lump, or nut, or pea, some- body has sorted it—and charged you for the sorting. Buying Run of} Mine, you sort it yourself as you use It ACME Run of Mine Coal is #0 clean and free from rock and slate} | that it needs no washing or picking over at the mine. It's the coal you This is one of very few offices that still has a supply | ought to burn, for it gives most heat per dollar, Ld Whic! * easentia A Less ashes, no clinkers, no that's Acme. ' fot NOVO-CAIN,” which absolutely essential to the| punker prices~-Run of Mine, $3.00 per ton; Nut, $3.25; proper performance of painless dentistry. Ask for it REGAL DENTAL OFFICES|tewsme re? 0, M, LATIMER, Manager Dr. L. R. Clark, Manager. Acme Coal Co, , 1405 Third Ave,, N. W. Corner Third and Union gare the lowest. Ask your friends or neighbors—they wil! Stell you that Regal dental service is the very best. Now don’t delay this important matter. Every day that syou do, you are just putting obstacles in the way of your Gown progress. Arrange to come tomorrow and have your pork started, . take weeks to reach definite con: | clusions, but stated that there are! |many hopeful angles to the situa-| jtion. They returned ‘Thursday nigat after a two-day inspection of the dam | ‘WIFE KEPT MONEY After Frederick W, Lamm, of} 4125 Brooklyn ave, lost $8,000 tn a| business venture his wife, Mary, took charge of the familly treasury “When I asked her for money I didn’t get any,” said Lamm, who wag given a divorce. —IN— THE UNPARDONABLE SIN 5—RICH ACTS—5 REX Second and University a et) COMING SUNDAY IRENE FENWICK IN “THE SPENDTHRIFT” the 1s Furnace, Fremont-Ballard Yard Main 6718 Eliott 1400 STAR WANT. ADS BRING RESULTS