The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 17, 1916, Page 10

ee ee STAR—FRIDAY, NOV. 17, 1916. PAGE 1¢ Your Open Saturday Evenings Until 9 0 ’Clock for Convenience Saturday Only Special | $1.00 Now | $1.00 Weekly $11.25 Fireside Comfort Rocker mw EXACTLY LIKE PICTURE Frame strongly built of solid oak; automobile seat, pone ype oil-tempered steel springs; padded back and seat: covered wilh good quality artificial leather, Frame may be had In either w ed or fumed finish, Excellent value at $11.25 $7. 95 Saturday only, special : $1.00 now, $1.00 Weekly, or may be added to customers accounts Heaters Added to Customers’ Accounts Any Time The Largest Credit Appare! Institution in the United States OVERCOATS Built for Service Bear the Famous BRADBURY TRADE MARK THE SEVEN SINS OF SOCIETY! Saag The Fourth Sin—Pride | But the pride of man isa treacherous possession, It may act either as a dynamo or as nite ines, it is often th otor BUT IN THE REALM AFFECTIONS IT MAY MAN TO DESTRU( of sentiment, the pea |one ond of the land to the owl never find a hou Bradbury Suits d their furs, but ne tandard. There a but many old hust Terms niste—and no mothers women all run their motor cars | they cannot run thelr homes, Th ndid family he Priced From $20 Up Other Reliable Meigs of Overcoats and Suits $15 and Up Get Your Clothes Tomorrow— No Money Down “« Choose Now From a Fine Assortment, | gag cluding the Buck's Union-Made Heaters— All Prices . TIMATE learn at gives yo you want cash. | month, j MARINER GOES ay + Thoughts i 9g Savory Roasters and $3.50 to $5 seas! see Bie 3. IN STOLEN CAR \ ; vay the rt . 1: M th " ‘ Ihe 1 te re di You save $10 to $20 when you buy a Buck’s Union-Made Range. WE CHARGE NO INTEREST. ‘M.A.GOTTSTEIN: ‘FURNITURE CO. SEATTLE'S POPULAR HOME FURNISHERS | SECOND AVE., BETWEEN PIKE AND PINE Open Saturday Evening Until 10 o'Clock (J) uffitting @S 1332-34 Second Avenue A man is always nearest to his good when at home, SEEK GIRL THOUGHT BORROWS LA and farthest from it when away.—Holland MARGETT PUTS 22" compat TO HAVE AIDED THIEF TO STEAL HIS 4 We warned King Constantine, months ago, that he : C : ty Pa ats fabs boas ves a revolution on his hands, and he simply LOS ANGELES, Nov. 17—Feder-, BETHLEHEM, Pa., ae a stoppes Eee paper operatives Who thief with a monumental nerve call- ” WILSON INCREASES " ah ‘ ken and found a CALIFORNIA LEAD Utah folks must have crowded a lot of deep thought into the last four years. Vermont is still true to Taft, but ed out two sons of Williarm Lilly, at Howertown, and, informing them and more than ) notes on the After arranging his $5,000 bond @ same indictment E. J. Marge offi e » that he had an automobile break. + cer, wast DE MARTINI BAR iS Yo - Vermont hasn't had a thought in the last 40 years he down on the road, borrowed a lan thorit FRA 0 } orities: r] ; tern Next morning the lantern Sullivan, F ‘ . [ was found i hennery and 40 was set for No _ WRECKED BY RAID Sullivan d Jed the return of ry squad wrecke Fame usually comes to those who are thinking about was under way at Sacra something else.—Holmes. \ ~-=[ ROUSING REDUCTIONS CHEAPEST FARES DOWN AT _ oa | REDELSHEIMER’S ; ier ON ALL LATE FALL AND WINTER STYLES OF sf iy fon Stein-Bloch and Michaels-Stern Suits and oe Overcoats for Men and Young Men = World-standard makes of Underwear, Furnishing Goods, Hats, Caps and Raincoats. The people are getting just what we advertise—merchandise of the Redelsheimer quality at prices below what many a dealer would be glad to pay. 4 choice hens were missing. SEATTLE BOY WINS IN LONG BATTLE FOR HEALTH Little Max Pearne, Victim of Inflammatory Rheumatism for Five Years, Finally Finds Relief in Sulphurro. For Half the Price ROGERS 4 BAKING POWDE HIGH COST OF LIVING GETS JOLT = How Would You Like be Your Groceries at Here Are the Goods---Here Are the Prices Wholesale and Cut Out the Middleman? MAX PEARNE Men's and Young Men's Suite | $1.00 Chalmers Underwear, per | re : ; z | Men's Caps One-Third OfF t 5 00 Travelin 8 ‘ and Over¢ ao ‘ peas | Men's Dress Gloves . $ value c per Wool Underwe ar $i a $2.50 values ry 5 kS ne ee $ values ent 81 0.00 Traveling $5.00 values .....¢: ¢ anything you wae $30.00 value briggan Underwear era $2.15 phone Elliott 276 or vildes ent § atk 00 Suit Cases ste: 50 CHILDREN’S DEPT. 0 Shirts 15.00 Suit Cases... $7.50 Boys’ Suits and O Shirts Shirt $9.00 values .. Shirts $7.50 values Men's Furnishings Waiters’ White Goods and — $4.00 Yourfit All Wool Unt Pajamas 1 Khaki Pants at greatly re $6.00 values . $4.00 Suits Pajamas S1 duced prices $4.50 values = $5.00 Royal Court \ 0 Pajamas 1 Le » $3.00 se " Suit 0 Night Shirts Si Boys’ Hats tome of ) Glasses eRe aE | Night 1 CHa eal $2.00 values... s1.00 7 3 Wool Unic 1 ) Nir S9¢ ay yen 5 val : y the Be st tC) on Earth m= = $8.00 Wright Wool Unie $1.60 Neckwear Phe | $5.00 values sae soe J k fe wear Se $4.00 values Shirts and Blouses , kwear ‘ § $3.00 values 300 FL 18 4 , : ‘one, silk ise baste ie cick arte 8 EXAMINATIONS FREE $ 10 Cooper Union Suite | foc Howe, aitk 2Ne | Manta Hate an Logrer Shirts wre &2.65 | 250 Hose, Hale 20¢ | J. B. Stetson $5.00 values | $1.00 vw $1.50 Chalmers Cotton Union | 966 Garters L5e | alues | $1.00 values n tenting er Sults 6048 |” + 15¢ | for $3.25 | b0c values t ea Fancy Silk and Full Dress | J. B. Stetson $4.00 values Verta at HALF PRICE | for 82.50 | Wash Suite Half Price ; as “0 G. & M, Underwear. M5 r $s 00 Mackinawn $3.00 values . + $2.15 | $2.00 values ..., -.. $1.00 q $2.00 values sss S145 | $1.60 values lar Torle and Kryptok thle Bifocal Lenses No limit in quantity to any customer. Remember, your money will be cheerfully refunded on any purchase that does not prove satisfactory, The reputation of this store will be upheld in every transaction. REDELSHEIMER’S, First Ave. and Columbia St. } ihe Marcum Optical Co. O17 FIRST AVE. NEAR MADISON in h he mig “ ome Yours very t portion of his strength. He im (Signed) 4 PEARNE