The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 18, 1917, Page 8

it . STAR—FRIDAY, MAY 18, 1917, PAGE 8° "U.S. AGENTS "ARREST PAIR FOR SEDITION A MIGHTY AND SENSATIONAL SALE Well-Known Seattle Clothier Throws Up the Sponge Alleged to have had a hand tin the Gletribution of pam HF cone recy The Palace Clothing Co., 1022-24 First Ave., Seattle’s live wire merchants, make a master merchandise stroke, the greatest [f He franeger ot a cleaning snd ye purchase in the history of all mercantile business. With the mighty hand of cash we purchased of B. W. Woods, repre- ) es ee setialies of th HM) the Plorce ‘county Jal! in do. | if fault of ball. District Attorney | ft The men wo Thursday by Sppearance in all parts of . BP hmattane eousty. Th here Sunday w le Branch No - seditions conspiracy ih Who speaks six lang: ) ft a native of Rur |)) naturalized Amerte 1 )) nection with the » Te, and declares that TH gamed without bis knowled, consent Rice, who was born in Ohio, ad mits passing the bills out, but de Biles any part in their authors) The pamphlets were hea Conscription! No Invol Vice! No Slavery!” and & “Seattle branch of the No-Con tion league” | ' Newsboys were paid to leave the @irculars with their papers on door Steps Sunday and Monday. Post-) Office box 225 was given as the Jeague'’s address, but no one has galled for the mail since tho ce ICREDITORS Of S. Swift, the entire stock of Men’s Wearing Apparel, located at 1120 First Avenue. We secured the stock in its entirety for spot cash, at a low percentage of the wholesale costs, and now we offer it to the people of this city at prices that are truly startling, bewildering and dumb- founding, in the greatest “5 —A—l — Ever seen or heard of on the Pacific Coast, which will further demonstrate the wonderful power of spot cash. The entire stock has been moved One paragraph of the circular] ays, “Better mutiny, defiance and th of brave men with the the morfing on our brows, ignominy of slaves and death With the mark of Cain and our Bands spattered with blood of those We have no reascn to hate.” - into our double store, corner of First Avenue and‘Spring Street. The store has been’ cl all week. We have turned the whole thing over to T. R. HAYS, the Sale Wizard, with instructions to dispose of it in the shortest possible . He has gone through the stock like a cyclone through a Kansas corn field. Swift’ 's prices have been cut and slashed to pieces. The entire ‘stock will be thrown to your mercy at 9 o’clock the veal chara tomorrow (Saturday) morning, in the greatest price-wrecking sale Seattle has ever known. The whole store is aflame with startling bargains SS a meni He the greatest values human beings have ever seen. Never again such a Sensational Bargain Panorama. Whatever you need can be purchased wee ious. toy and 8 here during this price-wrecking catastrophe at the greatest economies. It’s to your intérest to be on hand when the doors open tomorrow (Satur- ee ne “ day) morning, and get your share of the bargains offered in this mightiest sale of the twentieth century. DOORS OPEN AT 9 A. M. SHARP A riot of bargains— } $3.00 olay Suits a massacre of values. § reduced to ...... $1 98 Every price a death- a Piss : : blow to competition. | seca Show $9 48 Men’s Collars reduced to .......... 2c $5, $6 and $7 The most stupendous Read, realize and Shoes reduced to $2.98 shattering of prices that § reap the benefits. 50c President 12c ever happened. Suspenders reduced te. Men’s Rubbers ae $4.50 and $5.00 Boys’ Over- reduced to .......- wwe reduced to 91.98 75c Work Shirts 10 Large Handker- 2c Selene ted d No Surrender—Out They Go 275 Men’s Fine Suits, val- Meecgs iB —__- One Lot Men’s High-gtade Suits, regular values up to age ay an Suit | Teduced to ...... sok pciagaagee 2 a Mig $5 Qk aged, reduced to . -63¢ $a.d0end $4 Men's $2.48 ce ea a 170 Men’s Dress Suits, val- ues to $20.00; all the men bares ane . ets aS es will clamor for these. Come, PR re ee Ae $5.00 and $6.00 Wool Sweat- S lout wn Pee $7.95 pene cre reduced $1.63 One Lot Men’s Fine Worsted and Tweed Suits, all this sea- son’s models, worth up to a pes i $2.48 $22 50, going $8 65 Sia aoe etaee r) $5 and $6 Boys’ $ Suite reduced to af 2.98 the latest styles and colors; : sizes 34 to 42; worth $25; Pants reduced to... OC far... $9.35 Hurry! Don’t Wait! Every Minute You Put Off You’re a Bargain 75 Salesmen Wanted. Apply at Once. A BLAZE OF BARGAINS Late. Be Here at 9 A. M. Sharp. THE PALACE CLOTHING C0. 1022-24 FIRST AVE., CORNER FIRST AND SPRING butter, n Stat 196, 2 ‘Statis 1° 150 Men’s Finest Suits in all $2 Wool Underwear 58c $10.00 Rain Comee 38 reduced to ........., sania Me $3.00 and $4.00 Silk Shirts, Overalls, big lot, 33c slightly faded, 69c 50c Arm Bands 6c 75c and $1 Under- 26c wear reduced to .... Students at the School of Mines & at the univers e Sed jal caused by ibe war ‘See Dr. aren J. Brown HIMSELF Seattle's Dentist?! Fmt Av. tate « * {READ STAR WANT ADs* ie—_—_—_______, |