The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 23, 1917, Page 3

KOVER SHOES $1.98 Mr. H. M. Rogers, Who Secured the Great Emporium Stock of South Bend, Wash., Offers Exceptional Prices to the Seattle Public. LINE UP AG BY EDGAR ¢ OLYMPIA, J Wr fikht ts only broke Men's Walk-Over Shoes broken lines, worth to $4.00, Walk-Over name stamped on ev try pair, tomorrow at $1.98 Misses’ Shoes and worth to $3.00, 98¢ Ladies’ Walk-Over broken lines, $1.89 $5.00 Ladies’ Shoes, brated Red Cross make 16-inch top, go at $2.48 Men's Florshiem Shoes, worth to $7.00, go at $3.48 Men's Heavy Work Shoes, '*° worth to $5.00, go at $2.48 s These are the that Mr. Rogers has placed on world standard Shoes. The Emporium stock carried noth ing but the finest lines merchandise, and the Walk Over and Florshiem and Red Cross Shoes are merely a few items of the high grade character of this stock Suits that sold to $12.50 go at $4.89. Men's Suits and Overcoats that sold up to $15.00 go at $5.75 20.00 Men's ' high class Suits, including Griffon and Collegian makes—a rare value at this price—$8.95 \ go Sandals, Shee cele prices . H. M. ROGERS Proprietor of the Red Front Cloth ing Co., Who Brings This Great Emporium Stock to Seattle of We want to dispose of them quickly at the low price of $12.85. |" Men's Suits and Overcoats, worth to $25.00, a big assort ment of tweeds, worsteds, cheviots and serges, made by the world’s best manufacturers, go at $9.85. Beginning tomorrow, we will sell Men's 50c President)!!! spre Suspenders at 17c. 10¢ Handkerchiefs at 1c. $1.50 Arrow | "St, otis Shirts at 69c. Men's Wool Underwear, worth to $2.00, goes at 68c. Men's Flannel Shirts, worth to $3.50, at $1.38. Men's $1.50 Union Suits at 68c. $2.50 Silk and Wool Underwear |’ at 98c These are just a few items, picked at random from this great Emporium stock. This stock was bought at a mere) fraction of its original cost and these prices give you an idea) of how quick we expect to turn it in to ready cash | Mr. Rogers, when interviewed as to the success of the sale, id, “Yes, this is a great stock that I have bought and it is tainly great to see it go so fast. It is true, I have placed ake a po of hie poattion nd the commission ' f P ; Hath Clifterd exceptional low prices on this entire stock, but I certainly | Kettle On seen : Jeg: often eecees woman he is living with? : Ae: ; ; | why it Is that the scope of go’ FRIEND. ‘ never expected the huge volume of business that is coming my | ry Dritt-| juvenile fiction has not been| 4p HIM GET A DIVORCE way. oe widened. There are comparatively jinn dey if “I am selling 15c Silver Collars, late styles, all sizes, for IT SURE LOOKED Gooo Bead roay tive, Libya tore ding® — If your | SAN FRANCISCO, Jan, 23—= two for 15c, and I am giving these collars as I give every When they brought out a keg uit cosone tae ape spr Dpevlad girs |certa nly the co can be prose: | white alleged affinities of Ed- other item advertised, exactly as I offer. If you need col- foamy beer In “When Dumon Fell] are impossible. y' Jented for violating the marriage | ward R ck, salesman, looked on, lars, call in, buy these standard Silver brand Collars at 2 for | 6 Neabaile eattiosaihe foe Pythias s comedy, every-| "Teach your girl the value of char. paw 2 ag pape sos a . Grohe Se l5e, or 90c a dozen. I bought this Emporium stock cheap comedy mystery drama aily faked Lia oo har choos mnn-lacter, Teach her to observe and 132,000 cash and $40 8 Sorte enough to afford to sell them this way. aa al Ie aometning new in| [iis tear as tuost folkm set to the] Mentally eriticive those about her.| HUMANS LIVED IN NLA. | >... - orrow I am offering for sale a large lot of veralls, . suds now, Besides this, there is a | Many impassioned love letters to _ “Tom 4 nein ss ant po in her best and most Picturetand. The clever | Buds now. Te character will_make one lock into| | OMG AGO, SAYS PROF | stock were read into the a including Black Bear and Boss of the Road brands, at 49c. likable role, as Introduction of light tective comes ORGS Sen ownrenrer | ’ |during the trial. The missives Men's Pants that sold to $3.00 at 95c. Boys’ Suits, worth) mS comedy Vending up. te ns = Teach your git values. Do not) One hundred nd twenty-five] | -cathed of love, kisses and Samm "tb $6.00, at $2.85. Dress Shirts, Men's Hosiery, Work Gloves, | zis the fascinating mystery A CARTOON FACE fWisl Valter tomes Nor bon tte vel Holes of « Suman beings | mental sighing®. kd ‘ ‘ t Pi : Aid period of aan beings) Mackinaws, Logger Shoes, Slicker Coats, etc. — In fact, every- etory, topped off with If Aunt Johanna did loo © Blue that lee under the surface. ienabtted -< ’ thing f- man’s dress or work wear included in this sale and comedy relief, is a die Bs “| Give your giri room to grow. Do| ‘This is the com m of E. H TODAY | going at the lowest prices ever placed on world’s standard Mask navel ind | Was [net stunt her pe sonality, but guide Sellards, state t of Florida Robt. Warwick | Class Sas er so that it will develop properly. and Prof. Ol t isfy | merchandise. rt 4 proven a decided hit rrard Liat hen Maow thet whlle a fean tin : i. Human Driftwood i i ¥|based on a 5 fossi! re | 10 Buman | ‘Theatre q The sale continues tomorrow, 9 A. M. Be sure you come 1 fall in love with a pretty face and came of at scovered A Striking Third Ave. 4 to the right place. Don’t confuse this stock with fire sale RG nino waGs |a good figure, he will not stay ina few mor rida. A Neer a or damaged merchandise. The Emporium stock carried the} Wiehe Ba hoeano her hate Lee Ul lepers ro The time {nouncement 0’ tists’ con e best brands of Men’s Clothing, Shoes and Furnishings, and | caviy 1a. the Darla oF Parte,” A apspirarray Ou. a koe oven, mere clus on is made in a pre-pri ed 5 every garment or article purchased during this sale is guar-| s now being shown at the Coll. [and infinitely more than “charm” to —————————____ . anteed to be perfect. It’s good merchandise that’s on sale) “When Damon Fell perio have taken a jot of {hold him. Husbands nowadays love ‘ here and tomorrow it’s going at a mere fraction of its cost. pads ae prs time and trouble to get it that lpalane: nat because rd are eslis $1 85 A K The savings you will make are far greater than the values; two thousand ei of ay ln’ wales rates: theta pa Haley art ie Y a r * bkure represented. : | hilarity history's famous always kept it straight and Give your girl an occupuation WIFE Remember our address—the Red Front Clothing Com-) story, with rete ang close to her head. Werk ie the salvation of many. If . . : ; ‘ ' stituted for fact irl is busy, mischief will find ih any, 1508-10 First Avenue, opposite the Public Market, just) of -_ 7 es a ia MARY A “SQUATTER"? pais daperuiniy cmnei ae Hs 4 north of Pike Street. Sale starts Wednesday morning at 9| and laughter and levity Not t interesting portion| ire a. m. sharp, and continues during the rest of this week. If posing as the sober ao the m Countr MOTHER OF THREE GIRLS ; you want to save, come to this sale and come early, for that s 59 bila “ae tha Pes ont Sian On te Would PROXY i “First come, first i p Bir gpa ten ear rey: ‘ould you - old adage applies now as never before, “First | M I ord 0} coward Kindly put this in an early edition? FAILING EYESIGHT ° served.”—Advertisement. n t the picture, when | have read the article signed “Just | RESTORED BY OUR SYSTEM WITH | : tant for misjudg-| Chums,” and would like to say that D - P the s er DIS! this woman has sald a whole book t . wife, whe ty.lfult of truth In her short letter ont Pay Mabel Taliaferro ALLACE ‘ ay’s She certainly has the right idea of A A : Hugo’ URLITZER » : love. The man who claims her for Exorbitant Prices UNTIL | from Victor ugo s a wife has a peeve | did not think 2 OFFER INCLUDES: Ex WEDNESDAY : | Emperer ccs el E great —— of life EAL MUSIC FOR g, the Keystone com-| Srey sre certainly scarce at thet: Bot the s7es 8 alr oF NIGHT Prices Paid Wholesale Dealers fer A . in a t Klassen She holds the secret of life when spectacle r eyeglass ONLY — | L PICTURES s ae a the screen in his) ghe says the closer one lives to "Come and ‘in- eal Ke e wears the rims) nature the better and happier one VEBETABLES c A close glimpse of him i DO NOT DESTROY YOUR EYE- Artichokes—Per doz. the comedy at the Mi St y = hd ave — ns SIGHT BY WEARING POOR H t-Pathe N. 7% ecto Por gack ve TONIGHT AND eis tues had beee|| Gk da-Werca. Mabnalo ah GEASSES. earst-Fathe News ~ Per ib 0 at the sad beer —It is the o riangle—the fabeeee- “Peri ool NESDAY removed from his glasses | husband, the wife and the boarden Dea’t ¥ With Two. Ratre New flat Dut Jonathan ' e & Ask ble Vieton Me Grerenseems : WED The husband fired the boarder out 5 0 . EES Seapman wrincans > ° ? ae SOME DOG oy the Reuse and Wad: goed posse made M. GUTERSON’S Saulifion Per crate— | 1 cooking . iret at Pike; Continu Roscoe A haring honors Ife left th ‘ia ‘ fore Haske—Per Ib. Rome Beauty Al 100; Evenings, 180; Chil ooned on! §he could not be induced to return NINE YEARS IN SEATTE eee seein 80 ew and the husband got a divorce. No. 1 Paid Producers for _ dren, 5¢ } 1 pe acca gar th | wre aitey, Veal and Pork 4 J] The Coliseum New the wife ang the bearder are U. S. OPTICAL CO. F Ferpian’ ort * rs - - iv » bu 2 ve Optic pee Garile, Cai, new, per Ib Spring Chickens > fi Greater Orchestra «ee ried, for the reason that the board ned by the F Horserad Ducks—Fat PUTS KIBOSH ON SALOONS h fe whom h t di ‘ew Lettnee- er has a wife whom he is no m 7 i wocal hothouse 0@ One man set out to clean an Ala What the law? ttle’s Best nn eee stieceserorenr e : | Alkali in Soap n the Pairb: way but in put-|gome action in getting a divorce 05@ 05% | Venl—Fanc | ‘ i 4 | Yoxime 04% @ 0% | Roosters © | Bad for the Hair |) out of busine And you bet h tralian brow" 08 3 Pork | ucceeded—ane found his future arene aes 3 pra COLIS EUM | mccoeded—and | found | is future 090909000000969666990660990006 Bolling eee $4)" Belling Prices | Soap should be used very care-| wife, U1te reen, per don as ra |fully, if you want to keep your hair | the gs ae yess Cal. per dow. bunches 20 | Bott ee 15c—Children 5¢ S ghampoos contaia 0 | CARTOON STYLES | b Reece a= "| me irThia dries the seap. |, I.aaation tothe dram, “A wite| GPSY detsine . yn. cohioe. ttle, and ruing it-| animated certoon, depicting the © shine F Pate od: a’ Bhubarb—Local hothouse, per Ib. 2 L t@ioh ia . and greaseless),|day, today and a possibility of te weiss rh git de vgs an groan), con” Na efi the aaa | @D There are many good nents mn 290.20 hing else you|ences many good laughs, and also s fet ? ensive soap or anything else you a A wse.ony | Grogon fries ay oroug eSS [erating n ko! deal of comment, | 8 reasons for that palate-teasing 7 Wisconsin twins or two teaspoonfuls will | at the Clemmer .0002.15| _ Young America wie ue Characterizes our methods tn Ticleanse the hair and scalp thor MORRISO | rs) ‘. ‘ 3801.18 Country Hay and Grain hy Par enaeedgh ; : ughly. Simply moisten the hair | d ee) ee " ot sees canes ee SON. 6 Crispness and Freshness ment mn abundance of h, creamy lath 4 44.00 every particle of dust, dirt, dan 5 ° ° ice 4% Ladi ob oe earn Herie ON COURT ORDER you like so much about Swastika Biscuits, avings rie quickly and evenly, and it F : * : A ; drescinet— sseorns| 2 deen e ven the scalp oft, and the hair| | Frank M. Morrison, once a prom 6 but the biggest reason of all is our delivery system. A fleet omens E2G460 | Onte vonet sind 39.009 40.09 rdlalty. t ne and silky, bright, lustrous.) sopartment: of the Univ of g of thirty trucks, in this and other cities of the Coast, is re- Tinian ihm: Gi Wek; oe - man a (HG cass Washington, and now a d ‘ ; j , i — 31.009 32 0 ; You ‘can get mulsitied coooanat| {) Suit tor divorce filed quired to maintain our policy of delivering Swastika Prod- If You Can Walk |sirww ‘oo sive ait | Peoples Savings Bank | °)' *' ny phar very | itm by his wife, Mrs. Bessie G.| @® : A BF You Can Learn | witct P joo | SPCOND AVE. AND Price st te BUR rio at Morrison will be allowed rs) ucts practically direct from our ovens to your - Grocer, ] to Dance rene : vas.00| ‘or months.—Advert ile eeaee la SeumlLet ebay bs Stevens Whent Hay 17.00@ 18 00 Superior Judge Tallman signed r) P iff Py * One or tw Or CTAR WAM py AG acific Coast Biscuit Com Mike Gibbons, the prize-boxer U se S TAR iy AY etting the hour of the visit at i | aie cinnons. the orverorer:! USE STAR WANT (BULL BROS. | irre tint ine hnttes| rs) Y Ope and how Mike is our king pin middle N@ cEMm Mee Te Just Printers or must leave at 8:30 sharp, . The # Found. | weight, it’s not for us to criticize ADS FOR Hayton: SUL KS 1013 THIRD MAIN 1043 J) dlaugiiter is living with her mo her | 999999090009996969060990000000 | 1523 Fourth Main 391! nt ead | | Jat 714 38nd ave “COW COUNTIES” U. OF W., CLAIM Where Fight Centers “ a both houses This great Emporium stock contained a number of Men's! are tokaran full dress Suits. They are worth conservatively to $40.00 00'S | scene From ax STAR—TUESDAY, JAN. 23, 1917. BEER AT LIBERTY! AINST Only in Now! “Squatter ) Hair 4EELER rr r , ow ng its appear th niver erature (rot university are| bility of Suz Tonight and Wednesday n's rey “indiscretion” (Lillian Walker Registering Despair | Clemmer PAGE 3 { the Comedy, Tho; Theda’s } ind Mary Says She'll Be a} Movie Note at Thursday he| Mothers, teach your girl to have Pairbooks mand Vickford and of Jour Hare s and earte ON—W ieee hy Dalton tn y and acente COLONIAL 8 the) | Party in| when she ls young. Don't let her | Brand (2 | read trashy books. It is from books New |that many a girl has first received a|the idea that it is smart to do these || Copy things that later cause the same second and University mother so many heart aches. On wh be Cynthia Grey’s Q.—1 attend a country church and do not wish to miss one word of the sermon, Do | annoy by looking directly at the preacher? PICTURE Where should | look? | THAT MADE INTERESTED HER | An andience is impersonal FAMOUS direct attention of fi congrega | tion, to that degre « feel t tur your mininte | a is it not true that no one has ever succeeded in constructing a perpetual motion? 4 machine for A—Althe man have ce along tual motior Q of age a girl of to take her how should | 1am | have been by my sister out some evening, go about it, as t meeting? Should us the first | A wist a young man 18 years introduced to 1 wish but is first my sister |time? accompany tend Dear Miss Grey: Your columns have afforded me very interesting land helpful reading for several |years. Numerous times | have been tempted to write you In regard to different discussions which have arisen. Now | fee! that | must say |a word about al! of the erring young | girls. | Your | Last | Chance To | Gee The | Picture | Millions Have Pro nouncec Mary’s | Greatest know having all that mothers object to the blame for their daughters’ misconduct placed on their shoulders, but they are very willing to take any credit for any she gets. Perhaps it has been noticed that if a child has a disagreeable disposition — “Mary, | poor child, has her father’s disposi | tion!" honor CHILDREN 5e¢ LOGE SEATS |IDEALS, Supervise her reading the other hand, girls that read the good books when they are young, |will imbibe the right ideals, and will | accept them as part of her own per. from his wife and marrying the '12 AFFINITIES SEE