The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 23, 1916, Page 5

STAR—THURSDAY FACILITIES 10 KILL H.C. OF L. WASHINGTON, Nov. 23.— An increase of the nation's transportation facilities would help shatter the high cost of Q OODHOUST "GRUNBAUM Fl NITURE CO el WE'LL 1 RUST you OUR create system found any wh Nee living, A. P. Thom, counsel for the raliroads, told the New lands congressional Investigat DONNA LONGS FOR YOUTH MARGIE HOPES TO RE MAIN YOUTHFUL BY ttee today ing ae firet before the body which plans an Per Ween Week Week Ween ing comm Appea witness T.30 Dews, 19.00 Dews, We WORK extensive inquiry into the rela 18.08 Dows, ° ° tlone between the rallroads After a bit I learned. Ittle t and the put Tr argued . the reason for Donna Teany that the railroads now are un emonstration o: Ser 8 burden whieh prevents rade ag t time and fate I al of thelr end a consequent of development successful marketing securities lack wd began t that poor old I Leonard Hi-Oven Ranges | "°°." 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Bundles Station HIPPODROME “ELLIOTT 3187, In 20-1b Any Fire ed that $3,0( 0 pald off by to 000 in bets will night MORE RAILROAD | 1916. PA Telephone Main 6720 Gifts for Christmas—Materials for Making Gifts--Buy Tomor- row While These Clearance Prices Last— Embroideries 5c Yard Embroidery Remnants Half Price Women’s Knit Underwear Women’s $1.00 and $1.25 Union § veight, 44 S5e. Women's $2.25 and $2.50 Union Suits for $1.95 F garment ca Children’s $1.25 to $2.25 Garments 95e. Women's $1.50 Union Suits, $1.15 everal Firat 1 Women’s Hosiery Sample Stoc kings, 25e, i Women’s $1.00 Silk Stock- ings, 69c. Plain black, tw Boys’ and Girls’ Stock- ings, 15c. Mostly Day, 15¢ First ¥ Odd Neckwear Half. Price | Fichus of net re t idclot gu ar » $5.00. Marked fr “ t 2he t $2.50. 25¢ 35¢ Handkerchiefe 150 ‘ Handkerchiefs of 1 and Sha k lawn 10c to 15¢ Handkerchlets 4 for 25¢ Hand ‘BASEMENT SPECIALS $1.25 Aluminum Sauce Pans 6GSe. We Dover Exg Beaters, Fé, Oo K Tarnish Aluminum Polish Folding Garment Hanger ve 10e White Earthen Chambers, Ie. ¢ Earthen Cuspid 17¢. , hen Tea Pots, 18¢é, tove me. © Matting Limch Boxes Ze, National Toilet Paper, 3 rolls 256 Ic Table Values to 25c ng such articles as Melon Molds, Potato Byers, Car ich Screws, Basting 100n: Lid Lifters and Nutmeg Graters Basement EMNANT DAY | Me<Dougall + fouthwick Established 1875 Agents for Sorosis Shoes Read Every Item WOMEN’S GLOVES 75 Hats Reduced to $5.95 Originally Priced Up to $12.50 Tus wanted are here, Remnant Day pri Hat formerly ver at these prices. Style v White Hats are ided. Small Tams that are very much and the r-popular Sailor, with very little trimming ¢, $5.95. f range is extremely ond Floor, Remnants of Stationery Specials Silks and Dress Goods Half-Price pecially which are now Per elt-t 69e, tla Seals for ttle and | : ‘ | lengths of desirable materials. B the Silk Remnani for the making of holiday 4 interesting are wanted ag : Fancy Silks Fancy Dress Goods roe £0 O4a Ts Plain Dress Silks Plain Dress Goods Velveteens and Velvets Sateens and Linings c 500 Yards Black Costume Velvet, 27- Inch Specially Priced at $1.18 Yard : special purchase of one of the finest grades of Manchester Velveteens adapted to the dressy street suit, or afternoon gown. Guaranteed to give the utmost satisfaction in wear, being of fast dye and fast pile. This price for Friday only—$1.18 yard. First Floor, rv aaa “| Taffeta Silks n | Colored Messalines Leather Goods Fash onable Strap Purses of 83.15. Sport Bags of far 3 forget Saye bt 290 Third Floor Values to $3.9 3 Boys’ Woo! Overcoats, ages special $2.95. 4 and 1 Crepe de Chine and Lingerie Umbrellas Men's and Women's genu- 9 Boys’ Wool Overcoats, ages 16, Blouses ine “Ind Umbrellas, ee: 18, 19, 20, special at Oe, I ring, f 40 Boys’ Terry Cloth Bath Gloria cover nd Reduced to $1.95 Robes, ages 2 to 12, special \ ul Um ee Bistae ty $1. SI. 45. ; P rage Boys’ Plush and Felt Hats, - > lot is desirable. Styles for | sizes 6% to 6%, special ~ Women's $5.00 Silk fternoon, stree Boys’ Wash Suits, ages 2 to 6 years, at Half Price, Umbrellas $3.85 . aay . i 8 Boys’ Double-breasted Cor aes i ‘4 i ‘ duroy Suits, special $3.65. Boys’ Ralncoats with hats, robe = V striped or | ages 2 to 18; gray or tan; q se higek cries. Remnant ‘ nde f Day, $1.95. Children’s Wash Dresses, 2 to 6-year size quality of gir baby patterns. Little Girls’ Wash Dresses and Floor. | Wash Suits for boys of 2 to 6; ART SHOP itera ite RAG RUGS | SPECIALS 4 Off About 100 gar- Silko Crochet Just 36 O¢. A fine am in pretty Frenen Chemises, a limited These gar- , at 9 the original prices. Dexter's Thread in ecru, white and Rugs—they are | dren's All-wool Sweat e A small lot of $4.5 $5.00 values. Most all pe: white; a few colors, All sizes, metal, | Children’s Fiber Silk Sweat. ers at $2.95. A very unusual metal, | offering. A late shipment of — handsome Sw just out 7 of their box C s are old rose or Copenhagen Children's Rompers of 1 gingham or daintily in all colors, and rose gold y $1.00 to $5.00. Now price Forme Turkeys - Favors— bl Imported ht for suites Black Children’s Bloomers, special at 39@. Women's House Dresses at Sateen boxe Very Chank S205. Blue Rag Rugs 95¢. Dix and other makes; gingham or percale, in light F | and dark colors Marquisette Curtains in cream ‘An odd lot of Dust Capi hementahes body: Rem : : | Over Sleeves, of percale or MSe¢ pair Odds and Ends of Yarns, | gingham in light and dark Heavy Axminster Rugs, size | discontinued shades, some | a few Caps of black *xh4 and x60 inches Rem lightly soiled Caps Se each Slereey 1 Day, 1.95: s Remnants of Drapery Fabrics, Germantown ing novelties $1.00, ces were 25c to | with white | ends; room | Price. emnant Day, %4 colo nant Day, colors including | Sateen Shetland | 3¢, pair ver Women's Eiderdown ohavid neludir cretonne ikoline Ble Ostrich Wool, Ice | that are slightly soiled—Halt 1-3 to Wool, Eider Price. off fanc ilk Sacques, Hoods and Spencers Wilton Rugs, to 50x are hand-knit or hand- 1 : sted. Because they ate 104. | siignuy soiled we have marked vor them Half Price. sunfast, burlap and serim and some ol Yarn down tl Four only 9x12 feet; re Day, & size K ly $45.00, Rem. ormer For anit Remnant