The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 17, 1916, Page 3

DOINGS IN FIL FLMDOM OLISEUM Friday and Saturday MARY PICKFORD “Less Than the Dust” LAST TIMES 15c Children 5c PROGRAMS TODAY Pickford CAPACITY! sO COME EARLY COLISEUM LAW TRIG ACTS witht MMER Michelena are ef READ WHAT THR N.Y, EVEL MAIL SAYS) MISSION Owen ary # j FIRST TIME SHOWN | Loge Seats 25c Children 5 y 15c Coming Sunday George Barr McCutcheon's Latest and Best Story “The Prince of Graustark” Sequel to “Graustark” COLONIAL I Zoe I ToNSCOCOREL NEWS—NO TES GOSSIP’ Inala | MOORE Owen Moore and Marguerite Cour tot in “The Kiss,” Mission | REX Know cour Clothes, | Men—Before You pressed The Value Superiority of Gately Clothing ff Is a Proven Fact “PINCH-BACK” Suits Overcoats of Al!-Wool Fabrics in Fadeless Colors, at $15, $18, $20, $25, $30 Backed by our gu guarantee of You Are Cordially Invited to Open a Charge Account Investigate vice. It will you of its rem and convenience q 1119-1121 Third Avenue n Seneca and Spring Sts. CLASSA A DR. H. A. SHAW son (_ CYNTHIA GREY'S_ANS\ KAVANAGH'S Firet and Union. 1006 First, at Madison COLONIAL Todey LAST Tomorrow TIMES The Most Remarkable Child Actress in the World—Little LOE RAE In a Five-Act Drama of Hapoiness—Entitled GLORIANA Bring the Children Special Matinee Saturday uous Performance d Pictures Other Goo Adults 10c Children 5c NOV. 1 191¢ PAGE 3 EY py i Follow the Crowd! LACE CLOTHING C0.'S GREAT SALE Doors Open Sharp at 9 o’Clock Tomorrow Morning A great series of special offerings in every department that for supreme value-giving will shatter all records. Remember, everything in our store is marked with plain figure price tickets, and there’s but one price for every one. That this store is carrying out its adopted purpose befittingly you will sec when you visit our store and inspect the Chelan Clothing Co. Stock, of Chelan, Wash. We mention sold to us under the hammer at public auction, now on sale at the following prices. here just a few: ay 50c S$ ders, i 9 ’ $1.00 Men’s Uni Bi] Freidenty “Fe MEN’S CLOTHING] MEN’S SHOES [oP or” §1e cut to .. The best makes in the latest The Best Makes Represented 50c Leather Work Men's Dress Shirts, styles. All patterns and sizes in Gloves: cuk40 { +4 worth to $1.00. 29c wool fabrics. Thousands of Suits J Men’s Shoes, Des oe ol eee ‘ to select from. worth to $4.00, Suit Cases, worth to 98c sem Underwear, 48c Men’s Suits, cut to $4, while they last. Men's Whit at sold to $15.00, Men’s and Boys’, Silver and Linen Col- 5c H either hi * ay 2c i broken fines and lars, all sizes, cut to. . . I . ie al : Men's Pants, sizes, cut to Large Lot Overalls, * 39c worth to $2.50, $5.00 Dress Sse Weel Sa 9c ing Shoes, MEN’S HATS ; . len’s Suits, i 2 : q Hone Ft ‘ hs sold to $18.00, $7 $9 $6.00 Big Z egg Men 8 69c : pwr ryt ‘ 33c cut to s Work Shoes, ats, price ...... ; nderwear cut to. . Men’s Over- heavy veal stock Late, stylish vy 3 39 ¥ $1.00 Wool 47c coats, sold to 4 $5 $7.50 Men's els, worth to $3 Underwear cut to $12.50, cut te s Veal High Men's 15¢ Sox, Men's Suits, beautifully tailored, s price... Ge fens se re cao BOYS’ SUITS $2.00 hitow and Bates ff sale i Dress Shirts 89c i Heavy BigZ Was $1.00 Boys’ Pants 29c cut to.... hs. $5.00 Men's Loggers’ and Hi cut to ...... oes $2.00 Flanne! Pants $4.00 Boys’ suit] 68 Shirts cut .to. . c cut to ALL AT SALE cut to ........ . Come early. Be on time, as our doors open sharp at 9 a. m. tomorrow morning, and you will not ey, regret it. NOTICE c C _ C naval mex ee Pala é lothin 0 verted eam good all next advertised. All con- or until entire | gw | tract goods included Sinitonn Ne tenet tack tt parchacer' at vations 4 4 desires. 1022-1024 First Avenue, Corner Spring Street ‘ LUMBERMEN T0 GREET VISITORS Seattle connectad h the lumberidg business is in econd confer. Lumber- poene, TO ATE Ok ee ny own bread and | Me ar na | cannot understand ear-old girl cannot pro: Of course, the pa rid girl h many cases. herself is aoe ere! are to blame little 2yearold girl thinws to be y. | would like to hear you this sub A MOTHER Q.—Will you please print in your @n columns some names for a baby ! boy that begin with the letter “T"? was held d was at ) lumbermen, cilities were ocal products et ver WHAT'S IN A NAME ‘ ns lef points of d, Conn, has ° letters e told ° o pu b- e : I A @ 100 ‘ ! ¢ ' @ 200 have tried everything | er heard be +6 609 @ 33 of to get rid of mine, but can not Pe 6 Will you kindly print your cure oF H again? SALLY I Ps eo’ \ I Dor 1s @ ° ° 0 @ 1 ie ” 150 @ 1s . "4 . Q.—! am a young girl 18 years pune of age. Have been keeping com o pany with a young man 20 years 1 gi of age. My friend has been coming © to see me for one year, contrary to > his parents’ wishes. We love each Ease ‘ , other dearly, and have tried to give each other up on several different V \ Votatoes occasions, but can’t seem to do it tale io ail wh He would love to have me meet his a Faicdhehy a y ‘ ‘ folks, but that, you know, is impos gible while they hold this attitude - ov n econcil: m? y b s i Suadtce inctad arch How can we reconcile them? They " ; ‘5 oe) Lee Na ‘ pr don't want him to go with any girl awe » ta h . ° ANXIOUS GIRL Mask Outfitters 1 KARKS 1 @ ' “ ' \ by @ @ i 08 F @ wv . 1 ”o @ ¢ t Cal. | i te 450 @ 626 / wh «