The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 15, 1917, Page 5

& al 1® ‘4 ie dl iy > Ai We’ LL TRUST YOu “I won't talk any more of this venience you the next day like salts, | pessimistic stuff, for really, dear pills or calomel. They're fine! Tam happy—I would be most Mothers should give a whole Cas jon era iy twas nak aehd Wank B. caret any time to cross, sick.!1 started out to write you was that ——_— Woodhouse-Grunbaum Furniture Co., Inc. y 416-424 PIKE STREET T0 KILL THREE RIVAL CHINESE Extra police were patrolling new Chinatown Thuraday as the result of the Ff own tedividual er than will be ray 81.00 Per Weer fresh out Week Week break of the Chinese tong war Week Wednesday night when two pr Xd bh Hop Sing gunmen entered Boston Charlie's laundry at | 2124 First ave, and began fir ing at Hip Sing tongmen. No one was injured and the gunmen escaped. Look Lee Chung Lee and Boston Charlie were the Chinese present when the gunmen entered The visitir v en opened fire without Look Lee Ditieey Material ieee yt Special Sale dropped to t was directed at Bos It lodged in the wall 35c Scrims, Bungalow Nets and Mar- Goes After ‘Em quisettes, Special for Friday, per yard, Chung Lee grabbed. a revolver and started r the tongmen as the eft t He stumbled however re the treet In iM re « ! last nights f * to ay ne deat of Ha ' tur is the daily talk In ¢ Y ow that the next victim will a Hip Sing foLD Love A DREAM as® pened Mary's letter fret and Come From Tacoma THE YEARS PASS ness, her! tember of these of tongs *° have r ni For many weeks I had not heard behind from Mary, and I was wonde idly this morning what had t of her when the hall boy b me a he Ma DON'T BE BILIOUS : ee HEADACHY, SICK 3:2": 0B CONSTIPATED [time ts spa Enjoy Life! Liven Your Liver and Bowels Tonight and Feel Great. break of ver ter kne an some of ht * pointe w me now | ness stocks You would MRS. S.L BROWN IS HURT IN ACCIDENT plump— pos Max Insists I am or t All that exq ite Wednes ; ly bappy t that terribly un { 14th ave. Wake Up With Head Clear, io tine with Jack is to me lke {in Mra Stomach Sweet, Breath Right, Cold Gone. one of those dreams which are par }tieularly vivid when you first fawake, but’ which immediate! oly noavy I. Doree, grow so dim that you cannot re } | member any of the tragic details waa taken to the city hos “Margie, there are times when [ The Brown car was severely even remember how Ja those wond cannot looked even in Weeks when we were both in love with each other. I car ak even remember what he said to me| without an effort. | go for montns without his name coming {nto my thoughts, und yet I w nearly | |mad when i found out that he dié not love me any more. “Do ta think. Margie, that I am alight woman? If Dick should | coma w | dle, wouh you be disconsolate all jma to Everett, of $35 your life? Do yon know, dear, al tho I love Max devotedly, it makes me feel as tho I were not worthy to GooD SAMARITAN IS _ ROBBED IN HIS AUTO Two men whom he had given a ride near Everett robbed J cash and a Take one or two Cascarets to ording to re night and enjoy the nicest, gentlest liver and bowel cleansing you »ver experienced. Wake up feeling grand, your head will be clear, your tongue clean, breath sweet, stomach Tegulated and your liver and thirty feet of bowels active. Get a box at any drug store now and get straightened up by morning. Stop the headache, Diliousness, bad colds and bad days. Feel fit and ready for work or play. Cascarets do not gripe, sicken or incon $135 diamond ring, a ports received by the Seattle police |from Sheriff always asking myself if I should) lose him, would I live to love again? It hurts me, Margie, not for Jack's sake, but for my own. I don't want to feel that I am fickle, but oh, Margie, | am absolutely sure there is nothing so dead as a dead love. This Is Woman in Famous Leak Case} fous or feverish children because | we had purchared a new home on will act thoroughly and can not |the Moditerras near eas Sees Itt the heights where eerie slope back to a sit the coast line BISURATED MACK ATED was built in the las h century by an Ita dinal and shows great purity chitectural design. Max confess don't For Dyspepsia, aaa, ter it I do kr pH ot «nat and forms druggists © THE MEE FACT THAT , Scott’s Emulsion garden I opens on a nded by a stone in turn on ano which n almost __is generously used in 10" 8. vs ears rose 1 rose tuberculosis camps is proof positive that it is the most energizing — ‘0s preparation in the world. 5;"",.. where and ice of the Imagine gradation of red t red to the faded pink bury them year months over-ripe trawh white It has power to create "0%". Wlove petals a vy like garden! ind others just tiny power. It warms and jieaps of snow And then b 1 them all, most jourishes; it enrichesthe "4 ain all see blood, stops loss of flesh | seeming to look with disdain on th and builds you up. riot of color In rea nd rose gar SCOTT'S IS PURE AND RICH °! AND FREE FROM ALCOHOL ;', of the summer Koott & Howne, Bloomfield, % place like thi (To be continued) of tree Iw 1 could you, with your love sea, could live in a VREAD STAR WANT ADS. -| MRS RUTH THOMPSON VISCONT! | WASHINGTON, D. ¢ Web, 15.— For AM Pain i is such a natic entry in the comedy en-| or Quick, Wat-] would be worth a romance writer of school of intrigue and | “The eMfctency of any drag” says Dr jad be- | ©. P. Robbins “ts known to us by Be] great Am resulta we obtain from ita ase. If we! titled “Tl are able to control pain and disenae by ont moans of any preparn mtol are warranted in ite Principal symptoms pain, and t We are the men standing tween you and high-priced Der tistry. We are proving every day that Dentistry without pain is pos sible. Medictal Treatment precedes small, attractive, quiet, | " silent, mysterious, and elusive, She actual work Prat in us for the other remedies which arrives and departs and none knows It costs you nothing to come | willeffecta permanent cure, One rem- and departs and n She baffled de. and finally whence or whit! tectives and reporter faced the committee. edy which I have used largely in my in and be convinced. Gold Crowns Natural Crowns . $5.00 - $5.00 Brides we rk or berg rs eyed |p Keginning Monday February tes that fit 5. The Story of Julia Page’ Protective Guarantee With All ill be published In-this paper Work NATIONAL PAINLESS DENTISTS FOURTH AND PIKE Sundays, 9:20 to 1 p. m. bleta are alao excell hes from improper dig to patos at certain timer kamnia tablets give prompt re. & abort time the patient is able wo go usual,” jarontas Advertisement, STAR WANT ADS" BEST FOR RESULTS \¢-—_—_——————————-w TONGMEN TRY 'f | McCulloch, of Snoho-4f} be loved ax he loves me, for 1 am| mish county 1 STAR—THURSDAY, FEB, 15, 1917. One hundred reasons for early shopping store hours, 9 till 6. PAGE * Delineator and Butterick Patterns for March—Just Arrived. ac Dougall-/euthwick Metariionea 1878 One hundred items to be sold at remnants of their former prices. Friday Is the Day of- 100 Specials Signs corresponding in number to the items listed here will be found in each section—look for them | BASEMENT FLOOR No. 1—$1.25 Triangle Polish Mop, with 25c Bottle of Polishing Oil, 88c No. 2—35¢ National Furniture Polish, 25c Full 10-ounce can No. 3—$4.00 Martha Wash- ington Electric Iron, $2.88 year guarantee No. 4—-$1.75 Seven-in-One Enameled Combination, $1.19 First quality enameled ware No. 5—75¢ Gray Enameled Sauce Pans, 48c No. 6—$1.00 Gray Enameled Steamer, 58c Made t ta 10-in pot No. 7—$1.75 Extra Heavy Galvanized Tube, $1. 35 With wring No. 8— 50c Slasher Mops for 30c No. 9—$1.50 Feather Dusters, $1.00 No. 10—$2.25 Ball-bearing Roller Skates, $1.88 SS tl | FIRST FLOOR No. 11—Men’s $1.50 and $2.00 Shirts, 85c tarched cuff No. 12—Men’s 50c to $1.00 Belts, Reduced to 25¢ to 50c Each Tan only No. 13—-Men’s $4.00 Union Suits for $2. 18 Odds and er in cotton and tyles and wool mixtures, or mercerized otton No. 14—Men’s $1.50 Cotton Union Suits, $1.15 Broken size range, fleece lined Suits; white ecru No. 15—Men’s Ribbed Cot- ton Underwear, 50c Garment Cotton garments in all sizes No. 16—Men’s Linen-finished Handkerchiefs, $1.40 Dozen With '4-inch hems No. 17—Men’s 25c Lisle Web Garters, 20c Pair fade specially gall-Southwick No. 18—Men’s $2.00 Muslin Night Shirts, $1.35 ut extra full, 60 inches long; MacDou No. 19—Men’ 's Fiber Silk Stockings, 35c Pair Or 3 Pairs for $1.00 All sizes in black, Palm Beach gray or white No. 20—Men’s Silk Sox, 85c Pair Factory second f black, tar brand No. 21——Men’s B. V. D. and Porosknit Union Suits, $1.00 Each Or 3 for $2.75 white, navy, in the “Onyx” Knee length, short sleeve or sleevele tyle No. 22—Men’s $5.00 to $10.00 Smoking Coats, $2.50 to $5.00 Sizes 34 to 36 No. 23—Women’s 75c to $2.00 Gloves, Special 50c to $1.50 Kid, Mocha and Chamoisette No. 24—Women’s $2.50 om Gountiets Special $1.95 ed in tan; ur sins dd No. 25 Misses’ Gloves, 85c Overseam sewn Two-clasp in white and color No. 26—Glove Silk Vests and Bloomers, $1.65 Garment With and reinforced hield under 36 to 42 in Vests, white only; Bloomers, ize 4 to 9, in pink or white No. 27—Silk-top Union Suits, Special $1.25 Reinforced, fine cotton and lisl« band top irm; sizes uits with glove silk top; white only; sizes 34 to 38; regular $1.50 values No. 28—Stockings for Boys and Girls, 15¢ Pair Black only. Heavy ribbed one and light for boys, ribbed ones for girls No. 29—-Women’s Fancy Silk Stockings, Special $1.15 I'wo-color combinations, striped ecked Stockin 0 up to $1.75 in dotted and the lot No. 30—25c, 30c and 35c Naiad Dress Shields, 12c Pair Many styles in sizes 3, 4 and 5 plain and trimmed No. 31—40c to 50c Naiad Shields, 18c Pair of silk; also the le, in sizes 3,9 lace popular bo No. 32—$1.00 Naiad Dress Shield Brassieres, 48c Of fine net, with guaranteed ields; sizes 82 to 44 No. 33— “50c to $2.00 Warren Hoop Skirt Foundations, 25¢ Three st and No. 34—Dexter’s Silko Crochet, < for 15¢ ives No. 35- “$1. 25 Pocket Knives, ore Two b old fille 1 Wa = 75 Maline Neck with g No. 36— Ruffs, 50c White with gree edges; black th white edge Ribb bow end No. 37—25c¢ Linen Initial Heniiiaeahiefe, ‘15e rtment of lette No. 38—30c italia for 18¢ Size 7x11 or 8x10 inches from your owr lored for 48 No. 39—$1.00 Hair Brushes for 69c Genuine br cushion No. 40—15c¢ Writing Tablets for 10c Excellent quality Linen Paper ruled or unruled; several sizes 50 to 100 sheets, according to size No. 41—35c Stationery, 25c Box Excellent quality Linen Paper and Correspondence Cards; pa made Hand negatives stles, set in rubber aper in colors, cards in white only No. 42—50c and 75c White Ivory Hair Brushes, 25c Several sizes; good bristles No. 43—25¢ to 50c Odd Manicure and Ivory Pieces, 10c ve =Hor Files Button Hooke Paper Knives, Ebony Nail Buffers, etc. No. 44—Engraved Friendship Links, 10c Sterling silver, engraved while you wait No. 45—Women’s 50c Neckwear, 15c Flat or lace bat red; ¢ fine net; Collars of some and tumbled Chemisettes ¢ are slightly soi from handling No. 46—50c Angora Scarfs for 29c In old rose, blue, finished green, red 1, gray, with fringed ends No. 47—35c to 65c Novelty Veilings, 15c Yard Black or white in plain meshes; also many fancy pat terns No. 48—$1.00 Maline Neckpieces, 35c White, black, or black and white; silk ribbon ties. No. 49—Up to 12'c Handkerchiefs, 6 for 25c Women’s Handkerchiefs ; or embroidered plain many colored novelties No. 50—35c to $1.00 Silk Ribbons, 25c Yard Plain colors, Dresden or Moire ribbons; up to 7! No. 51—Up to 35c Narrow Ribbons, 6 Yards for 25c Many plain colors, sortment of fancy » ins, wide also an as stripes and novelties No. 52—Up to 15c Ribbons 5 Yards for 15c Including pink, blue and white Wash Ribbons, 7g-inch wide; also odd colored Satin Ribbons up to 2% inches No. 53—50c to $1.00 Neckwear, 35c Of crepe de chine, organdy and plain soiled and net; both embroidered tyles lightly No. 54—60c to 95c Embroid- ered Flouncings, 35c Yard Up to 45 inches wide ( Pes i Cover Embroiderie Flouncings and others No. 55—15c to 25c Emheolfered Edgings, 10c Yd. p to also Baby. nches wide; some n ty Bands included No. 56—Up to $3.75 Auto Veils and Scarfs, 95c ight imperfe n id rose, oles! and are red lavender No. 57—$1.50 to $2.50 Broadcloth Collars, 75¢ Large and flat small styles ind-embroidered No. 58—36-Inch Allover Shadow Laces, 48c Yard Regular $1.00 quality, in nat ural, white or blac i No. 59—Up to $6.50 Women’ 8 Umbrellas, $1.95 or silk and linen covers handles of black ebon wood finish, with and gold-plated No. 60—Men’s and Women’s Umbrellas, $2.50 m the lot to $7.00 alues 7 I k ce or silk and linen; ha black ebonoid ter silver and gold plated trim ; cord loops and tassel trimming Most of the handles are detachable. ~ No. 61—Leather, Velvet and Silk Bags, $3.45 Values in the lot to $6.00 also Strap Purses. Leathers are pin seal, Morocco, crepe seal and patent leather. No. 62—Up to $1.00 Women’s Belts, 25c All colors, in broken — size range; suede leather or silk No. 63—Up to $6.00 Leather Goods, $2.50 Including silk, velvet and leather B Strap Purses, Bill Folds, Sewing Boxes and Jewel Cases. All from regular stock No. 64—Strap Purses, $4.85 Back and Top Strap Purses of pin seal, Morocco, crepe seal and patent leathers. Finest work manship; plain moire and fancy novelty silk linings | SECOND FLOOR |! No. 65—11 Corduroy Skirts Reduced from $8.75 to $3.95 5 Gray Mohair Skirts Reduced from $5.95 to $3.95 rs in the Corduroy Skirts ite, green, peach, ¢ anium pink, old blue and purple Made with pockets and separate belt Mohair Skirts are accor lion pleated No. 66—$4.95 Blouses Reduced to $3.85 About 150 in the lot, compris ing crepe de chine, Georgette repe or lace. Many colors and various trimmings No. 67—Sweaters Special at $3.95 to $7.95 Spencers Special at $1.95 to $2.95 A good selection in all colors, and all sizes. Plain ones, and others trimmed with stripes No. 68—36 Winter Hats Reduced to $1.00 Includes tailored trimmed Hats || THIRD FLOOR models and THIRD FLOOR No. 69—50c Shirting Madras, 35c Yard Two patterns in all white No. 70—12'c Imported Cotton Toweling, 10c Yard all-white or 17 inches wide; with red borders No. 71—$1.10 Imported Cotton Damask, 95c Yard 70 inches wide No. 72—40c Bleached Sheeting, 35c Yard 81 inches wide No. 73—$1.75 Hemmed Bedspreads, $1.50 Full bed size No. 74—$1.10 Hemmed Sheets, 95c 81x90 inches before hemming No. 75—35 Boys’ Rompers, Special 39c Ages 3, 4 No. 76—17 Boys’ Overcoats, Special $4.85 Ages 3 to 7 No. 77—75 Boys’ Felt Hats, Special 45¢ Sizes 64% to 6% No. 78—12 Boys’ Reefer Coats, Special $3.95 Ages 2% to 8 No. 79—37 Boys’ Wash Suits, Special 95¢ Ages 2, 2%4, 3 and 4 No. 80—2 Boys’ Double- breasted Corduroy Suits, Special $3.95 Ages 16 and 17. No. 81—Middy Blouses, Special 95c Incomplete sizes, ranging from children’s 6 years to women’s 44. White cotton galatea No. 82—Dix-Make House Dresses (small size) 59c A special lot; material, percale. No. 83—Infants’ and Children’s Apparel at Extreme Reductions Including odds and ends of knitted Caps, Carriage Covers, Dresses, Gowns, Muslin Skirts. No. 84—Children’s $1.25 Wash Dresses, 75c Of gingham; sizes 3 years to 6. No. 85—Children’s $1.50 Wash Dresses, $1.00 Of crepe ; sizes 3 years to 6. No. 86—$3.00 and $4.00 Corsets Reduced to $1.95 Incomplete sizes of Successo, Mme. Irene, American Lady and Warner Corsets. No. 87—Children’s 50¢ Rompers Reduced to 39¢ 5 and 6 Sizes 6 months to 4 years. White, light or dark blue and pink. No. 88—Brassieres, Special at 75c Of heavy Cluny lace; el; all sizes. | FOURTH FLOOR il No. 90—Imported Iridescent white muslin and front. fastening mod- Glass Vases 10-inch ones, regularly $1.00, for 35¢. ll-inch ones, regularly $1.25, for 50¢. No. 90—$5.00 Decorated Johann Haviland Ramekins and Plates, Special at $3.00 a Dozen No. 91—English Porcelain After-Dinner Coffee Cups and Saucers and Oatmeal Bowls, Special 10c Beautifully decorated pieces. No. 92—$1.10 Inlaid Linoleum, 89c Square Yard Eight patterns of genuine In- laid Cork Linoleum. No. 93—36-Inch Marquisette, Special 18c Yard A 25c grade of Curtain Mar- quisette, in white, cream or Ara- bian color. No. 94—Clearance of Odds and Ends of Stamped Packages 50c Packages, special 20¢. No. 95—Packages Consisting of Pillows, Waists, Scarfs, Combinations, Fancy Bags, Children’s Dresses, Etc. 75c packages reduced to 30¢. No. 96—$1.00 Packages of Stamped Goods, 40c Each No. 97—$1.00 Stamped Pieces, 40c Including Scarfs, Pillow Cen- ters; 75ce Stamped Pieces for 30¢@ ; 50c Stamped Pieces, 20¢. No. 98—$1.00 Stamped Kimonos, 40c Of blue or white crepe. No. 99—50c Stamped Kimonos, 20c Blue or white crepe, neat de- signs. | FIFTH FLOOR ll No. 100—Three-Stem Switches, made from your own hair, Special $2.00 { | | | |