The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 1, 1916, Page 8

IT’S GOT TO BE DONE BEFORE JAN. 1 TONKIN STORE Hore 609 Second Ave. Et, Hotel Building | Prices Slashed Deeper and Deeper ALL CLOTHING © Balmacaans, Pinchback ONE-HALF OFF Raglans, Overcoats $15.00 Suit. . $7.50 $15 Overcoats. . .$7.50 $20.00 Suit... .$10.00 $20 Overcoats. $10.00 $25.00 Suit... .$12.50 $25 Overcoats. .$12.50 ‘ $30.00 Suit... .$15.00 $30 Overcoats. $15.00 ee $35.00 Suit... .$17.50 $35 Dessanete $17.50 We ave hundreds of atter e fror Many differ ent weights FULL DRESS SUITS AND TUXEDOS ONE-HALF OFF Furnishings $2.00 Neckwear si A i *25¢ | $4.00 Union Suits, woe enders 48¢ | $450 Wright's Hoary Union Suits ze { Yor | $5.50 “Royal Court : Wool Heavy Union Sults 25e¢ $2.00 Outing PI a Shirts with stiff g Shirts, Bedford | Flannel Shirts i Silk $2.50 and $3.00 ra attached nsted Underwear $25.00 Traveling Bags for $15.00 Traveling Bags... .. $10.00 Traveling Bags. ey Ga $25.00 Suit Cases................. $15.00 Suit Cases........ $10.00 Suit Cases................-. $5.00 On account of charge will be r We want it glad to refund y unsatisfactory 609 Second Ave. eae, |Confiscated Liquor Swiped by Pri IKUK la such extreme BUTLER HOTEL BUILDING Discolored or Spotty Skin Easily Peeled Off stored eral quarts Call for Soldier q Home of pcre the Best $2. 50 on Earth i EXAMINATIONS FREE | Grinding tn our own modern lens grinding t i the Marcum Optical Co. O17 WInsT ave NEAR MADISON t Cordial Invitati ordial Inuitation 1S EXTENDED TO SEATTLE PARENTS TO WITNESS TONIGHT’S ARTISTIC DANCING REVUE BY THE JUVENILE CLASSES OF “BENTA TA” (Dainty Alys M own, formerly of the World-Famed j Eta Ballet Russe } THE HIPPODROME’'S CHIEF DANCING INSTRUCTOR i Miss Brown's classic instruction for both boys and girls eliminates the awkwardness of childhood—Gives f grace and mobility to those who most sadly need these qualities—our children Exhibition Tonight at 10 o’Clc THE HIPPODROME FIFTH AVENUE AT UNIVERSITY ST to elim the at 'Human Ladder for Telephone Service CUT LOOSE FROM PARTIES, SAY RAILWAY MEN ongratulat {nate the ‘ederation| a) MARY BOYLE O'REILLY IF FOOD DISAGREES DRINK HOT WATER Be'«: > = ~— FRYE’S CORE Selected Steer Pot U. S. INSPECTORS HELP GRADE GRAIN | STAR—FRIDAY, DEC, 1, 1916. PAGE 8 Men's Work hon, and Winding Up the Great Wreck Sale. Don’t Fail to Be Here. Sale Starts 9:30. The Finish Starts Saturday at 9:30. Come on Time. THE END!) =| THE CLIMAX! a OF VALUE GIVING HAS BEEN REACHED ==|The Great Wreck Sale By the United Wreckage Syndicate at 1509 Fourth Ave. Will soon be over. Why linger by the wayside and pay full prices elsewhere? You can save half or more on merchandise here. Come test our statements. Tomorrow will be a big day here. Join the crowds. Many new lines have been thrown on the bargain counter for Saturday and next week. Don’t fail to be here, but shop early. The greatest bargains in the history of Seattle now stare you in the face. Don’t miss the finish of this great record-breaking, history-making merchandise event. ‘ how calf ete wel Wreck Price Ladies’ and Missex s Wreek Mrice 69c Odd Vente, —_ The Whirlwind Finish Starts Tomorrow, Saturday, at 9:30 A. M.—BE HERE! Dress Goods, worth to S0e yard The way telephone lines ar te strung across fields on war fron ié The human ladde re con seactitan | Peannal c French soldi laying wires pi ctenigpt on across “No Man's Land,” near the peg sg ET pap Nap Somme s } "$2.49 aS Lot Kalves, Fork and Spoons, worth to 23e; now Mackioaw *, worth to 97.00, United Wreckage Syndicate SPECIALIZING RAILWAY AND MARINE WRECKAGE werth to 1509-1511 FOURTH AVE., NEAR PIKE ST. el Merchandise 79c Open Saturday Night Till 10. EEE Ladies’ Raimconts ry rev tes, Occupying the Large Double Store Next to Colonial Theatre Exchanged, Including Any Damaged Goods. Ivory and ands, for 3c One bot of 15c The Finish of the Great Wreck Sale Starts Tomorrow, 9:30 A. M. Winding Up the Great Wreck Sale. Don't Fail to Be Here. “THE RAT”---A HERO FROM THE SEWERS OF PARIS! r Rat,’ said he to me, ‘Gal-| bomb knob which would explode th uarge in 20 seconds—then drawing a deep breath, he dived and swam riously under water A thunderous roa outpost spra s work Was said that first: how well HE could tell the story of ‘The Rat!’ PARIS meted captain back from the French tells this story The indispensable man is he who can do ONE thing superia tively well; school systems turn out mere jacks-of-all-trades. Gen Gallien) (the savior of Paris) Dec. 1—A_ hel of sappers just front subterra might save the forded 1 which rade in bi colonel cc daring say tion Bravo. oldier ¢ oats. The gray nding greeted the with grim satisfac fant mon colone answered the Rat - Quality Markets |: sas. SATURDAY SPECIALS: » reds r Tied HAL 10¢ inte tae a 1Gel T=: ‘ 15c 14c = ! 124c 40c 25c Brand 38c 2 Lbs. for 75c AT THE FOLLOWING MARKETS OLYMPIC MARKET 1422-24 Firat Ave. AMERICAN MARKET 619-21 Third Ave. WESTERN MARKET 1102-1104 Wentern Ave, WESTLAKE MAR Corner Wentinke and MARKET Idemtal Ave, vessel Of all colors, red is most conspic DRINK HOT TEA " FOR A BAD COLD s/“0us.st.s Seo" FREE DOCTOR Go to the Right Drug Co. 169 Washington St. And the Doctor will give you a care ful examination and prescribe for you FREE. All that we ask is that you become a patron of the store. Doesn't this sound like good busi- |ness to you? “PROCTOR” DENTISTRY IS NOT MERE “TOOTH-FIXING” Dentistry differs entirely from the ordinary “tooth Roast f Hamburg Prime Sirloin Roast Pork hoice Roast Choice al Roast Petaluma Ranch eral Storage Eggs Fine old New York Full Cream Cheese Washington State Creamery “Proctor” dental work, in that our efforts do not stop at fixing’ and temporary treatment IT IS THE HIGHEST ACHIEVEMENT DENTISTRY IN SCIENTIFIC, PAINL indertake to correct @ we do so-—akiifully tlently and pair © failing to secure ful and gratifying When we patient's teet ifleally our service, and the fered by our iyear our, fees are the most ur conscientious practice is growing Phone Mate 4968 for an dei First and Pike OPPOSITE PUBLIC MARKET