The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 24, 1916, Page 10

STAR—FRIDAY, NOV 1916. PAGE 10 Retail Wholesale WONDERFUL VALUES Given Out Daily in This Great Sale of Brand New, Guaranteed Pianos and Player Pianos of src. Standard ds. rap Waak-Killen Piano Co. Fvery ts erfect in « 4 workmanahip t w t shed or 1 Anos, none t ; th t a to f great marn ent ig Wr , which we t ‘or Kastern Manufac 4 tu of sa y if : MENT EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS ; Accepted on All Sales i Sale , I rs Made The « yet time for | you to profit the sa way at on tomorrow, If 1 INTER G s- H _ LONG w NI HT N ne Win night so fi A rn “ boy or gir ' a heart and ever ar t eoP and cheris ir home all UNDERSELLING ALL COMPETITION by combining our ole e and Reta ess jer one roof, we are easily le to ve € value in the high rent retall t s bic we ar ust now sells . Sto o leading Plano Pactorie a and the easy monthly payment plan suits hasers ar ‘ . made to ¢ ry f the t rrow, 1 Ve expect another big day You Can Find Us wise i e impossible to sell these high grade Pianos Player Pianos and Talking M ; Stre oP a avenve—it'3 : on Second Avenue, 4 Hotel. We are r of Third Avenue ar Stewart Street, opposite the new Securities Building ef Don’t Forget Our Talking Machines 9 Values great nonsense—no greater values than can be elsewhere 4 No Space for All > wis SPECIAL 4 . Pianos a 4 . Special 4 finest F. J ea selections This unexc a ’ tr et Ye outfit is positively equal to ourself and it w anything for $100 price Pay you to do so One Block West on Stewart St. From New Times Bidg Opposite Securities Bidg. One Block East on Stweart St. From Hotel Washington Securities Bidg. Opposite WAAK-KILLEN PIANO CO. 4 1633 Third Avenue and 217 Stewart Street Store Faces on Two Streets—Open Evenings Quring Sale Union Made Shoes for men are featured in both stores, and a large shipment has just been received. In the stock are both Dress and Work Shoes from well known makers, and they sell for $3.50 $4.00 $4.50 and $5.00 Felder’s Hand Made Loggers, | Built in Seattle by Union Workmen L.V. Westerman Two Stores Now Note Locations Carefully STORE NO. 1 STORE NO. 2 First and Mair Westlake and Pine M’GILVRA ESTATE DIVISION SOUGHT IN WIDOW’S SUIT a} Sign of Winter | PORTLAND, Nov. 14.—Old est inhabitants predicted today that Portland was in uit wax on file Frida th | for a hard winter, Their iperior court by Mra. Elizabet | prognostications were based MeGilvra againat her son, Oliver ¢ | on the arrival ef a anow owl MeGilyra, and her daughter, Mr from the far north it was Carrie | Hurke, for a distribution driven south by bilzzards, of the property of her late husband and took refuge on the roof John J, MeGilvra | captured portion of the property was obtalt | ed by t band before the ac | DICK WANTS MARGIE TO erty be made & communit LIVE AGAIN WITH HIM and altho perhaps we shall not be: | bol fag between the wife and hu ella Udskal aidcorah lain with the brittiant flare and| ja ie tne pores ye tite cet * flame of t wonderful time Yo valuation has been placed o | Dick did not come, Het pok. Hie | ma 0, yet havent We | the property left by MeGllvra, | tead, he wrote or, It 18) beer ough together, dear, tO] ie ye said that he has pald $150, unt the kind of letter 1 would @x-/know each other's faults and Vit | er improvements and taxes on the ot Dick to write ali upertor, | tues Aren't we at le sure that land Jabsolutely dominating and disap} while we live we at have: the MeGlivra’s will wan admitted t | pointir companionship that habit br or | Probate in 1903, following hi j, Ae t read tt 1 felt'the ral fores Honestly, Teortg | death, but no distribution of proy Jof Schopeahauer's idea of the per /xeen anothe bid | Sey tae Wenn: sade oer petual deveuring of one animal by | live with month! lanother I have alw on, since ear ther WOMmAn, SEW YORK, Nov. 24 jeun D my marriage to Dich @ that | dea “ n or Avehbela waa a on Mean ‘his claim that there {a more | tha eternal reat pondicitis last night, it became to his own satisfaction at! only and perhaps, had Was reported ax satfefactor leant married any one else, you would But 1 am going to confess that,|have quite aa much to forgive. M jin our married I would lke}arms are out to you. Come ba very w h to be for a little while/to them, but don't talk of working 9 |the eater instead of the eaten while you t yo ving hu | In that selfish, little k? If no,| band to work for you on hi am sorr) | Dick writes My dear wif (To be continued) | (Good gracious, Dick began a Shi | to me like that It iver | me irrevocabl bow | Try This if You Have Dandruff ily Days |from what 1 wrote I felt Bernt ; te he was an added expense to me?) j00 gut al . id you a Suit or Over Does she want to r ate It NOW | Oo dinary . a coat that has quality and that Iam trying so hard to get | night whe ough t workmanship, for things fixed #o she and Mre ae it will both be financtally inde pendent? kath ae » back to teaching school? 1 Saag" should sa mt th no mment 1 trace je llage ora : nds ow patterns to go back to work and digking of the scalp will sto And even outside of what 1 ple would say, a the financtal | 1) ry t oat gloss , otiky and rt it would do, I have my own| ‘ La tad a heeded personal pride, Margie bein Se eae y cg ap You ¢ quld arvon at ar SYSTEM TAILORS and lets her work aft coward. I always th See a 921 Third Ave ie 7 a le pores t hy This » reme as never be Next to Orpheum Theatre nto the book store, a awa tat Advertisement Open Saturday Till 10 P.M Margie, until you were taken f1! ou bad proved urself a most and I know the greatest disappoint Your Last nt and grief in all ife wa Opportunity Annual eath of Sonny TO SEE | within the 1 ha¥e*not sald much ¢ “GIVEN BY THE St chro We a Switchmen’s Sur Gama rae vent oan TO Union North America AT DREAMLAND Tonight Prize Waltz for Cash Tickets 50c Includes Dancing All Evening SPOILERS” NEW EDITION DE LUXE IN 12 PARTS OF REX BEACH'S GREATEST STORY See It in Its New Form Greater Than the Old Spoilers AT HOME FOR THE HOLIDAYS LADIES FREE HIGH COST OF LIVING GETS JOLT Caesar Extra Virgin Olive Oil usewife How wou at Wholesale and out the tddlems You can do it if F the sa iusual offer t's true, an This fs an have to do Baking Pow Tea Drie iite—or and eith in the whole City Orders Delivered Alaska Orders Given » make o ices var neral gr dental Ave. thing yo t or call at Olive Oil that adds flav er phone ale distric and lends the cooking The One Thing Desired Mail The High Prices =, > of Shoes That you hear so much about do not prevall in Turrell’s Downstairs Department months ago we anticipated the increasing prices, and filled this cepartment with shoes bought at prices much below what the same shoep are worth today A visit of inspection will prove conclusively to you that you can save from 0c @@s.00 on the pair Men's Work Shoes—All kinds and qualities. Children's School Shoes of the best kinds. Ladies’ Drows Shoes, with all the style, snap and fit of much higher-priced shoes and Special Attention mal tasty assured of this you any chances with inferio Olive Oil in the prepara tion. Profit by the ex perience of the multitude It'é a money-saving opportunity for DOWN STAIRS AT FURRELL’S 120 MARION ST., OR 903 SECOND AVE. you LIMITED 1916 Offer expires Nov be $1.00 Thereafter price wi Get this $1.00 “Wear-Ever” Double Lipped 24 Quart Saucepan NOTE the two lip» which enable you to pour with either right or left hand, Cover for this saucepan 21c, Aluminum utensils are NOT “all the same REFUSE SUBSTITUTES For ONLY 69c on or before Nov. 25, 1916 Do you know why so many women prefer “Wear-Ever” aluminum cook- ing utensils? If not, see for yourself the difference between “Wear-Ever” and other kinds of aluminum utensils. 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B, Stetson $4.00 valu $20.00 Bi trton : : ; % | $1.50 Night Shirts $3.00 values vrogpes $16.65 | $1.00 Night Shirts $2.00 values . “pe $20.00 | $2.00 and $1.50 Neckwear s $35.00 S24. $1.00 Neckw Men's Caps One-Third Off Full Dress and Tuxedo Suits Tbe Neckw $1.00 Hose, sil CHILDREN DEPT 8B Su and Overcoats joy Men's Furnishings A athis 200 ni8 0 valuen 88.32 $4.00 Yourfit All-Wool se Garters toe $9.00 values Suits Fancy Silk and Full Dress Vests | | $7.50 values $5.00 Royal Court Wool Unton | at HALF PRICE $6.00 values Suits O75 | $8.00 Mackinaws B4.50 values $5.00 Narragansett S and | $7.50 Auto Robes { Boys’ Hats Wool Union Suits $3.65 \$2.00 values ........ $3.00 Wright Wool Union Suits $25.00 Traveling values sit » ¢ i s ean 50 Cooper Union Suits $2.65 5.00 Taveling Bags $1.50 Chalmers Cotton Union ath evens. pe Shirts and Blouses tyled Soe at tines ‘i 00 ( ye St t 00 Flannel one $1.00 Chalmer Underwear / 0 va mo garment 1,00 values ee, B, Wool Underwear, pe _ Waiters’ White Goods and Koc values $1.50 Cooper Wool | Underwe fae ech a Wash Suits Half Price per garment ne | ea prices. 2.00 values .... $1.00 50c Balbriggan Underwear, ‘per | 1.60 values . The garment : $2.50 Shirts . $2.00 Shirts $1.50 Shirts $1.25 Shirts $7.00 value $5.00 values . $4.00 values $3.00 values Men's Dress Gloves 00 values as 50 values 00 values Remember, your No limit in quantity to any customer refunded on any purchase that does not store will be upheld in every transaction money will be cheerfu’ prove satisfactory The reputation of this REDELSHEIMER’S, FIRST AVENUE AND COIL EUMBIA STREET