The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 24, 1916, Page 3

FRIDAY, NOV STAR WRECKAGE OF PRICES! 250,000 people will be informed of this Great Sale and the throwing on the market of our entire stock, beginning tomorrow morning on the dot of 8:30 The Cause of IILI—-OVERSTOCKED Our buyers bought too heavy—we must unload RF GET YOUR FALL AND WINTER NEEDS NOW @ THE WHOLE OF THE NORTHWEST, DURING ITS ENTIRE HISTORY, HAS NEVER WITNESSED SUCH A SACRIFICE! DEMONSTRATION OF The magnitude of this Great Slaughter Sale is at once You have our well-known Policy of HONEST and RE- LEONARD HI-OVEN RANGES apparent upon entering our sto‘e tomorrow. Counters, shelves, LIABLE ability and can truthfully say that we never before tables and racks piled high with greatest values you have ever seen such aggregations of bargains. seen. Attend early. Convince yourself by calling on us. CLOSES TOMORROW We mention here just a few of our hundreds of leaders to be onsale tomorrow and all next week. MEN’S CLOTHING] MEN’S SHOES J sii? Mir" 57c The best makes in the latest The Best Makes Represented 50c Leather Work 3 c 50c Suspenders, genuine Presidents, | 8c GUE WD nce seecuns , : styles, All patterns and sizes in ~ aye —_ 29c wool fabrics. Thousands of Suits #\Men’s Shoes, Gloves cut to..... Man! uv 4 ; ‘ to select from. worth to $4.00, $1 98 Suit Cases, worth to 98c pit ; "$1.25... 48c Men's Suits, gem MM[cutto....... $4, while they last. Men’ Whis poe bee sold to $15.00, Men’s and Boys’, Silver and Linen Col- 5c iis adleeichibate, wih, Qc pss ee ene s broken lines and 98c lars, all sizes, cut to. . we Se YOU WOULD ENJOY The Elevated Oven CLEMMER Heavy Fleece Underwear cut to. . 33c $7.50 Men’s Men’s Suits, beautifully tailored, Tope - hy 3. 8 BOYS’ SUITS $2.00 Arrow and Bates The public should not confuse us with any other store—we are at Large Lot Overalls, nec Mgey i ~angg a i hic eet 4 ae 89¢] == > $2.48 | MEN’s HaTs wi 8 ST] BQ | ce ne 2 ae Gewese to.. 47c Men's 15c Sox, 6c og uke Sane Eni wi . Dress Shirts MO 84 10rd Hea Bi wd on ap on euded ; em oN 89c $5.00 Men's $2 48}. Loggers’ cz High Cuts cut to ....... A THE BOSTON | 1117 FIRST AVE. | THE BOSTON CLOTHING CO. MOAND NOWHERE ELSEE | | CLOTHING CO. OO. Sivasig ee eek $6.00 Big Z $ 2. 9 8 Work Shoes, Men's. Over: Late, stylish mod: coats, sold to 4 85 nancy ven sheds els, worth to $3. $1 i }] $12.50, cut te s SUED 6G berate eeuus $2.00 Flannel $4.00 Boys’ Suits 68 Shirts cat to... 9QC AT SALE PRICES £.,"°"" S“* $1. The Store for the People ——Store Open Saturday Until 10 P. M.—— The Store That Sells Right A Leonard Ht jon Range (Burns ¥ be equipped yas ret a pone Het — The natural way for heat to tr pward why a Le snard Bi-Oven Rar h ; Grey | for cher? A READER. (gives the year 1886, which makes _ A—Your niece may come and her 30, “A” bet that she was 30 _ ma er home ou if she or over, and “B” that she was less © . Grey without legal interference than 30, 80 we need the month to — her father settle it. Thank you. —t! would like to have you nelp; riage —Will you please tell us the A. AND B. me haptics dispute among a family rea @ Month and day of Billie Burke's) A—TBillie Burke was born Aw” of seven, three single sons, two birth? The World's Almanac/gust 7th, 1886. martied sone and two married der daughters, Should these married mus sons and daughters be expected to. |r help support their parents, while ha the single sons are all working steady and are living at home with their parents? Can the daughters’ that husbands be compelled to help sup- the wor DA DRESS UP FOR THANKSGIVING This Is the Day for Men Who Needa New port their wives’ parents $1.00 Down, $1.00 Per Week Places a LEONARD HI-OVEN RANGE in your home Your old stove taken as part payment A 26-piece Set of Guaranteed Silverware, in a handsome chest, given free with each Leonard Range during the demonstration. Waodhouse-Grinbaum Furniture Gd- ine 4167424 -Dike Street: e e Suit or Winter Coat ish you would print a hair soft. | thank you workmanship and correct style, come to Gately’s. gh on the stamps so they lial Q.—Kindly let me know, thru your Up-to-the-minute men who want to pay enough for lumn, hat | can do to ke m * : Site Gare ceo KeeP mY Wl) their winter suit or coat to insure good quality, good ne paper and ask the gov they are too poor to put of : ’ é : Winter Suits *) am not the only one . e yol «4 is kic ing I keep track ot ny egg and rainwate: : Ripe ane eet ef 100 U Nivel te Ait $18 $20 j paste on 41 Q.—Can | wear a suit and pretty ONE WHO IS DISGUSTED waist to a dance? ELEANOR $22.50 $25 A—Ye 4 address your con A.—It would be more appropri: | Postmaster General I t even tho it be Every new model is shown n double and single breast ed pinch backs, single and Q.—! am 15 years old and want, Q.—My niece lives in Montana double breasted form fit more than anything else in the with her father, Her mother (my ting ulsterettes and service world, to be a chorus girl, My sister) is dead. She is very un coats. Chesterfield and mother does not care, and | don't happy and wants to come here to "The Hu r 1 o ite ae « e for ” re grea irgini arson in nted Woman,” at the Rex for the re 2 GRAND OPERA OF one of blastn y mainder of the ‘week intend to marry. Some of my live with me and my family. Her box back models in all col NEW SORT WILL BE Digit a —_—_—_ friends are trying to influence me| father objects. She is 18. Can she ors and patterns. against it. Wil! you please felt me come without her father’s consent, : Jon wh ! t What youth init K.T.M. [and if 60, can he prosecute elther Winter Coats th A ) TRIED BY CITIES »; CLEVELAND, Nov eft one of us, if | provide transporta $15 $18 “0 $20 $25 UNTIL SAT. NIGHT cal ONLY Pinch backs are the feature © ; in young men’s suits ~ : “THE Other favored styles are the Varsity and Coll.ge my a ae eta peat Times UNTED | mn ec ce When you have something to ng | sell, fist it im Star Want Ads | | and get results n Detroit. Such'®@ style you get here. Saturday WOMA DIN] Whether you are a young man of 20 or a LEN 0 RE Vitagraph'e Big Sensation Hehe owe fear aoe VIRGINIA PEARSON and slim models. Re ULRICH Selig-Trilnmne YOUR CREDIT 1S GOOw Weekly Open an account—we arrange terms to suit you errerrerersrstsiess Sssstssssstetsississtissrstsrsiiss ists tsis isis sister tsetse ‘SHANGHAI RESTAURANT TURKEY DINNER and . Hughie Mack $1.00 a Week or $5.00 a Month is Enough na Vitagraph Come 1 or Apparel for Women and Children Laughs” Men’s and Boys’ Hats, Caps, Shoes and Furnishings THE VB INTRIGUE” 15c Children 5c and— Gsmewatbee Open Saturday Evenings Until 10 o’Clock No charges for alterations R bd E ed 1 5 Children Se CS} Loge Seats 25c Coming Sunday—4 Days Only James Oppenheim's Great 1119-1121 Third Avenue Russian Story, With Between Seneca and Spring Sts. 106 Second Ave. So. \, Near Yesler Way ¥ Half Bik. So. of Smith Bidg THE EATING PLACE, WHERE EVERYBODY GOES Viola Dana “THE COSSACK WHIP” -