The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 8, 1916, Page 9

STAR—FRIDAY, SEPT. 8, 1916. PAGE 9 FREE TO YOU SATURDAY Success of Wonderful Free Offer Causes It to Be Repeated—Prices Cut Still Lower for Final Wind-Up Tomorrow. “WHY M’BRIDE”? HE | ONCE c SEZ, “LISTEN AND Ol'LL TELL YE WHY” THE BOYS MAKE A DESPERARE CUT ONE GOOD SLASH TO PUT AN END TO OUR SHORT RETAIL LINES ~, NOTICE THESE ITEMS: $1.26 Hunter's $1.00 Fish Axes ..... seers 59c Baskets .... ....+ this ridiculous closing-out price—$5.75. And added inducement to force all of these Suits to ee call close of business Saturday night, we again free offer: Any $2.50 Hat in the house— CSR ites Hi i j i uli ie peck bre inf f 3 i i 7 QF 55 d | E if 5 f i $1.25 Alarm Clocks ....+ This is final with This ghee tga d SALE cap op First ~. aeatar’ dives aes ae | $2.00 Too! Tbe Carpenters’ QQ | $800 Genuine Bristol oPF of have decided to cut down|_ 1% te Seattle Argus Saturday jor happiness, ontil He had thim | ee vissan nig aeenoees c Levy ek $3.19 us. Our wholesale Ty | $1.25 Yankee Drills will appear, under the caption, “A|so as thy’d ate outen His hand. Modern Moses,” the following ar-|An’ thin He says to ol’ man ticle by Robert W. Boyce Moses, says He: ‘Mose, lead thim A MODERN MOSES out an’ lave thim go home to "Lo , peace and plenty.’ An’ Moses did sere te faa wan ation this | An they wint home wit'out loss of morning while I was crossing Lake |22‘7, chick nor child an’ hav’ bin Washington on my way down Into livin’ in th happy lan’ of Canaan the heart of the city’s canyons, | Ver since ; J where I try, so earnestly, to wreet|_ “Weel, me bye, that's why th wages from an unwilling populace. | &% tar is supporting Hinnery But by the time I had reached the | Fer a good many years ©, the idea had grown sv}"°™ th’ good people of th’ grand compel this merchandise to Think of buying your Summer Underwear, worth Men’s Heavy Wool Underwear, at 89c. Men’s $1.00 Union Suits 48c. And Heavy Canvas Gloves, knit your Work Shoes, high $1 White Enamel 29 D .- a JC pt a ~~ gtd a 9c $1 Boss Triangle Polish Mops * 39c $3.50 Carving $3.50 peitiadi Oil | Sets ...... * $1 69 a $1.69 | $32 sorcct Lunins $1.25 Bive or 59c Tape eee ..$2.19 White Overalie . $5 Pio . 50c Brilllantshine 500 50 %-Ine 23 gallon Zerolene $2.79 Metal Polish d Cc lines are arriving daily. The big last cleanup starts iy 3 z g iE cuts, if 2.89; they sold originally h that all I have had to do, so;> ‘ slorious state ay Wane a paver On, 26c poked Hose A yapiaraks et $5.00. Shoes go at $1.00 a pair. |tar, is to take the cover off ‘my |!a¥ bin wanderin arows! tN wil «oy i be ae Auto Qe | Lurricant on ....... 6c Boy: > , Pants to 29¢. typewriter, insert a blank sheet of derness av polit! ~ mfoolery an - erolene Sponges ....-. «s+. 4 ; > paper, fix the idea firmly tn mind ba ° A Digg BPR se Fe oy Grease, 180 6 Men’s worth to $2.50, now 98c. Men's $4.0¢ |and then let my nimbie fingers go f°") Menride Bas bin, tl pimble ee ere $2.50 Base - Hueter Pure Paint, gallon .. .. ‘Wire Nails, all sizes, And Men’s 50c Work Shirts at 28¢. [S51100!BE over, the Keys at will. rorosts toto th’ white lite of onder- the bargains offered. | “There {s an old Irishman who|"\andin’ that beams over th’ land Itves across’ the lake, near Bolle-|*’, peace an’ plinty. Hinnery Mo at 1510 First Ave. [oye echo tam very fond, He | Stid® 18 th’ modern Moses, an’ | at . ho's th’ we've bin lookin’ fer, A just stacked with honest merchandiso—and sl |i: + eres talker, bots solte of fer'ig, these many Jere tie Furniure Qe |ICountry Mixed | pean nana ced ridiculously low. Money cheerfully refunded i [fi5" ‘if, "yealy only believes. in| A Big, Strong Man Varnish ..... pina t, 89 a ...69¢e any purchase be unsatisfactory. two things; the Pope of Rome and| yAnd when I look back over bo 850 Floor or Lino 43c gallon ... ...- c Pes pica i % Yes, it will pay you to attend this great Closing-ow' |‘* Seattle Star. He follows one | fila Sitirm of Mead and Hay, Oe ee ers Wrench 2. ++. "69c ou can’t make any mistake here. Remember ov [my Irish friend: 7 vetlel an 3B erp Egor $550 Front er doy | $1 gal. &Year Warranted | $250 High-Grade ic D FRONT CLOTHING COMPANY, 1510 |, ,.0).%¢9 7m Star is, afther sip: complished for the good of ail dur Titled 5c os 04 $4.37 | shinoie sta 49c | Varro a ne ITE 4 First Ave., opposite the Public Market, just north 0! |Hinnery Mcbride.” "ling the former term of Mr. Mc $2.00 and $2.50 Front cai edeg 90c Varnish Stain (better Better Get Here “Yes, I noticed that,” I anawered.| Bride, I cannot help but agree Pil S+ Sale aterte Setrdav morning at 9 avclack eber= |uscat wonder why, Have you got| With my Irish patriot that at last Pe vn 1.19 | somin Bin T GE | fey cttw nne ADC Lacks «6. eene sn ideat’ here is the Moses who will smooth package ... « out the political wrinkles, who will 85e and $1.00 25¢ Granite Stew y re repiiea Mortine Locks ...4DC | $225 5:Year Warranted | Kettle ..... Ne Oe r “'Tis aisy,” replied the son of|>ring peace to the people and san- lErin. “Dye moind ol’ man Moses? |!ty to a troubled land. Well, wanst upon a tofme, the| McBride ts big end strong and | good’ Lord’s chosen people got gay | Virile and as firm as a rock when |wit’ th’ {nstructions an’ th’ good|!t comes to honesty and principle Lord sped thim into th’ wilder-| He is a man who has never broken one iit thim wander around |!s word; who has never commit ni r Host Ike an’ bilpless, wit'out homes |ted @ public or a private act that ———__———— | would bring disgrace to himself or his party; a man of sound busi-; | FREE TO ness principles and sense; @ man The Yale Style 19c pain gator $1 247 | 750 wasn thas ..29¢c ‘| Benchee .. Night Latches . | 60 Plumbers’ $2.25 Iron Smoothing | Candies ... .......+ Pave" $1.09 | e175. ve boo 2ft. Brass Ze ae 97c Pen Deen as $2.75 10-Year Warranted RICKLES 15e Hammer or Roofing, THR ASTHMA SUFFERERS who never grafted from bis em Hatchet Handles ..6e aquare ... ...$1.57 BA OOM | ployes and a man who never made tas dian itt ia bile WARE is ry | %% . an appointment that was wrong. | . ng " | oO the W orking A re ame Oe et errs eee “Ring” Against Him Hammers ... .... 23c Paper, roll ....- 39c be Pete tcad Harondl “ cures|,, The “ring” which is opposed to $1.50 Hand $1.25 Roll Tarred Cost aints and Hardware ~ 1 that cures! nim now has combed his career Med sa ova? ececan 78c Felt Paper, roll * 63c Paints F expense whether |from the eafety pin period to the your case is of long-standing of | present day and they cannot find t development. whether it js|one thing to his detriment or one fleck of mud to throw upon his record, He is the man who, for the sake of principle, unflinchingly | stood for defeat when a concession lon his part would have meant his! whelming re-election. 4|1 can say to you, honestly, that I , th years P lam more confident of ultimate vic- ry than I ever was before in my nal! either in @ political or a bust m the pera that|ness way’ difficult breath-| Henry McBride, in his fight for the A Man of His Word | til socenren ead fon] peste as against the railroads, | And if you have the pleasure of | all time, jwas absolutely right and that in/knowing McBride, you will know ‘This free offer {x too important to| that matter, as in all other matters |that when he made the above state negiect a single day Write today nent he sald what he honestly be in his public care and begin the method at once. Ber 4 ee meee? mply mail coupon | lute faith with th sved and that he was not talking Men of Seattle: L. V. Westerman, who for a great many years has operated his popular-priced store at the corner of First and Main Streets, announces the opening of his new store at Westlake and Pine. 524 Pike St. Cor. Sixth. igned to end Special September Offers Two Splendid Musical Outfits for the Home Outfit No. 1 A popular-priced line of the well-known brands » he kept abso- | people f M ’ A: ] d illite Campaign r the sake of saying something lect a man goV-|for publication. of Men’s Apparel anda eae al Teh caret SOG 5 es Sahl cegeenee tan gentieie wae Cabtest Greteeets .shtmn Sh the illustration For Just *] PRONTIFER ASTHMA CO., Room || for McBride ting good, clean men_ into office 279A and Hudson Sta, If you want to elect a man gov-|and keeping them there, Don't| ernor who will respresent you,/you? Think it over, Brother. your method || Mr. American Citizen, who will re- oo complete line of Shoes will be offered at prices within the reach of the man of limited means. duce taxes and who will put the] and safe basis, then vote for Hen-| ecru AND SHOOTS SELF He has no foolish theories to put -—— Jinto effect CHICAGO, Sept. 8 — While | = asneiiewene . 9 | business of this state on a sane He has no axes to grind He is sane, sensible, safe, sound.|Mounted Patrolman Stewart Burs. Hair Often Ruined : He is just as much interested In|py directed traffic at a “Loop” ati By Washing With Soap |} the weifare of the man with tholeereet Intersection today, a man A | pick a is in the chap who clips| believed to be A. EB. on, South 5e Policy has alway: ai Soap should be used very care-|his coupons in the cool seclusion|Omaha, walked up behind him, and, Westerman’s Policy has always been straight- fully, {f you want to keep your|of the Rainier club, And more so. |slipping Bursby's revolver from the This instrument will be 4 forward and above-board, with no false values hair looking its best. Most soaps | He has no employers’ agencies | latter's pocket, shot and killed him sent to your home—you pick : A , ‘ . and prepared shampoos contain | backing him. self. He was about 32 years old cout 10 selections and 500 and no fake sales, and this expansion comes as too much alkall, This dries the| There are no silk stockinged | cables, a:vacura velba: anil a result of his fair dealing. scalp, makes the balr brittle, and|members of exclusive soctal clubs | HAS LOST HEIFER an ‘cil. con all geht ae 4 ruins it financing his campaign | a S| The best thing for steady use Is} He has no expensive press) outfit, the price complete be- , just ordinary mulsif 2 agents nor high-salaried employes. | Boag ing $79.45. Terms $1.00 and is better than the Whenever you find a man or a nee ee blac nd the horns} o pensive soap or anything e y oman, 0 blication, working | Just startin gro vhy, mebbe One or two teaspoonfuls will|that that work {# being done for|#ve. 8 ki : 3 " ” cleanse the halr and scalp thor-|the sake of principle, for the sake| ‘“! had m‘helfer feedin’ on my Consists of an Eclipse Grafonola, complete with cabinet holding 175 ree- ughly. Simply moisten the hair|of right, for the sake of justice |lot, and somebody stole her,” he ords; your choice of 8 selections and a assortment of needles, all for $37.95, We will be happy to see you, whether you lwith water and rub ft in. It makes| I have talked with Mr,|reported to the po and you can pay purchase or not. Bian abundance of rich, creamy |McRride but four times during the | ee oo lather, which rinses out easily, re-|15 years I have known him, ‘Tho WHI8T PARTY 75c a Week moving every particle of dust, dirt,|fourth time was the morning !| John F. Miller post, W. R. C., will dandruff and excessive ofl. The|called on him in his office, and/ontertain with a progressive whist | ——$—$———_ a « quickly and evenly, and|asked him ff he was willing to\party Friday, September 8, at 2:30 s the scalp soft,and th e hair fine and silky, bright, In COME IN AND HEAR THE KIND OF MUSIC YOU LIKE uke a statement for publication.|p, m., on the sixth floor of the Bon| THE BEST, PLAYED ON » thought a moment and then Marche, All friends invited | THESE TWO trous, fluffy and easy to manage. | said this punaesaaiehcheesnuesievasesenii F Mai West d Pi You can get mulsified cocoanut| “It looks as tho the fight is won ani peed hs ir.. and in estlake and Pine ofl at ony pharmacy, {t's very| While I do not possess the ability | NAVY YARD ROUTE STORE NO. 1 STORE NO. 2 Ma \ cheap, and a few ounces will sup-|to look into the minds of the v \ply every member of the family |ers, yet from the {oform 8 | (O®. months.—Advertisement ceived from every possible ource, | 14th | Watch for the change of time , effective Monday, September |