The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 2, 1917, Page 4

STAR—FRIDAY, NOV, 2, 1917. PAGE 4 ! ! | «—— - 7) "ie PRIVATE NEWELL'" 9 WHAT Is Your ANSWER? Pig i Store Clases / Dundee |issenrenceo 10° StiALL we: “sTurF’ |acsP.M. Shop Early Saturday a¢é p. x Made to Order SERVE as NEARS 2nd at James St. McCormack Bros. Inc. 2nd at James St. od $15.00 Suits and Overcoats represent These Are Days of Economy HOOVERIZE ECONOMIZE First Food Second Clothing In buying clothing one must be careful to buy the ALL-WOOL kind, that keep their color and shape. The Suits and Overcoats we are $15. 00 “Walk right in,” Second at James Street. ae True Economy and Greatest Value for your money. Prices as Low as WAR TAX TAKING EXTRA PENNIES —tor— Suit or Overcoat Tom Jones Signs U p| ia liieciennetes Bry an I eS Go » OUR 2 ALLIES SI ° Our Reputation J wv eierwngh fon ARVE? for making quality to Clothes is sewn right in every garment. offering at......... Pelco naie ea Each garment has that style and cut of the ex- ave you that extra “Te lusive tailored garment. are dependable anc BOYS’ SUITS $3.50 TO $6.98 Made up in all the new, snappy models which the boys are looking for, in all the different materials, including Blue Serge and Corduroy. All sizes from 3 years to 18 years. Boys’ Flannel Shirts and Blouses 79c Warm and di-wearing Flannel Blouses, in Gray, Blue, Khaki and Green. All sizes from 6 to 15 —¥ = Food Food Pledge Week Menus ea on ee es son Pg a Boys’ School Shoes, $1.79, $1.89, $2.19 STEP in and_ inspect RUB YOUR BACK! - icine Binaeue Here is a Shoe that will give your boy splendid service for school wear. Solid leather soles, leather tops, aterproof canvas and leather uppers. BRR AKFAST m LUNCHBON leather counters, our line of Fall and r-| De ca t ‘ e $1.79 “ . 5 ton 9? Winter Woolens. 1. DINNER > chen tg Sizes 9 to 13 « ir seeeeeee seteeee pep Do you wish to Economize? e baked tatoes, creamed Sizes 1 a dy sik oaies * he ee See those at McCormack Bros. Tomorrow. r Sizes 214 to 6 at, pair Wes ee esos .. $2.19 - THURSDAY cee EE UIE an EES Don’t drug kidneys! Rub the oa wrw se neations) . ’ we U ’ ‘ pain right out with old . Pings renin ba Grapes, spider Women's Dress Boots $3.98 Pair | Infants’ Kid Button Shoes| Men's “< per ve Slippers St. Jacobs Oil. less and meatless day ttage cheese We are showing extra high top Dress Boots 98c Pair Let your feet rest and breathe more freely by © planned for : vicl kid, patent colt, gunmetal calf w oth > : purchasing a patr of these Slippers. | They're 304 Pike St Buen’. on r A ray, Ince 1 Black Viet Kid Button Shoes with hey're warm, they're comfortable; have ike . BREARFAST Baked a : $1 # ¢, I tent tp er r and felt soles combined and felt uppers. as ee cokan” seen: wentil ; ‘ 4% zes from 4 to 11 We Close Saturday - ¥ Move capone Ape . | He or She will appreciate a pair, those long at 7 P.M. t aweet corr BRRAKPA ‘ Bros. tomorrow. All eizes from 2% to 8 a oderate 5 1 9se Par | winter evenings by the fireside tee on ia | LUNCHEON dint wien OPENS CRING wae: eNTON MEN’S FLANNEL SHIRTS CHILRNS ne MISERY dae, ital wrest eee This is an » heavy gar $1.25, $1.75, $2.00, $2.50, $3.25 and $4.50 PREAKFAST: Steamed prunes R: H her large nd silky, A splendid assortment of Men's Union made Flannel and Union eam, potato pancakes, toast “= ie ” : mac ne, $3.00 suit Flannel Negligee Shirts, cut full size, in gray, blue, khaki and otber ca eras: s & garment er ad, apple dumplings sfaction. Sizes 7 : wrens WAYY COTTON UNION popular colors, Sizes 14 to 18% I to 16 year Fried eggplant, | SATURDAY . $1.50 Bult 2 INION sUTrs. pte suit oak | (Moations ttor nion Suit bf «).| BREAKFAST: Mixed fruits, rice Mf WHIGHTS WOOL UNION SUIT $2.50 Suit uid. Try it,as we believe a ei Fe vmlen wine ’ Made € ; ever used is as effect. : ar . . a! al cc me » pee k, elbow sleeves ona ed croteh. perfec Seconp Ave. AT St ankle er Scie Been #Lis REAL PAINLESS DENTISTS In order to introduce our new (whalebone) te! and strongest plate known. €ov="9 very Tittia Of the Toot of the wenegt you can bite corn — ‘ne cob: Buaranteed fifteen years Gold Crown ... —$3.! $15 Set of Teeth (whalebone) eer $10 Set of Teeth. 88 Bridgework, per tooth, gold g3 ry White Crowns _____ g3 Op Gold Fillings _ ry 2 HOW TO SAVE WHEAT (OFFICIALLY PREPARED FOR THE SEATTLE STAR.) YOUR GRAY HAIR| 2 Tey this! Brush | Sage Tea and Sulphur Co woh your hair, taking one strand at WANTED Permanent positions are open to experienced telephone operators. Platina Fillings All work guaranteed for fifteen years Have impression taken in the eth eame day, Ex matio a advice free Bridge Merk. We Stand the s recommended by our early a satisfaction. “Ask our sew Pp coming to our offica be sure 4 with y for Werking Poop! ono CUT-RATE DENTISTS 207 UNIVERSITY STREET Opposite Frascr-Paterson Ca 2S, STAR WANT ADS WORK wi HOUT A LET- -UP. There are also some positions open to young women without telephone experience. | t. ring bee Good wages from start. Regular and frequent increases. Steady and permanent positions. Pleasant, light, clean work. Do Your Christmas . Shopping Early eiamonds Light and airy central offices. Comfortable rest and _ recreation rooms. First class lunch service at less than cost, Ciast Mas $1.00 a Week will buy a $25.00 Diamond Ring 85.00 « Month will buy a $50.00 Diamond Ring $7.50 4 Month will buy a $75..00 Diamond Ring _THE oll VER EASY- PAYMENT: PLAN” D. ntalloy ‘Plates t economy, yet Annual vacation with pay. Sick benefits, death benefits, pen- sions, without cost to employes. ay payments. H. SILVER & CO. 715 SECOND AVE. THE HOME OF THE LUCKY WEDDING RINGS, at the Masonic club Arcade building Desert Miner Now Isa Millionaire RANDSBURG, Cal THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH CO. Telephone Elliott 5377 1115 FOURTH AVE. first of the ut Hig 1 by H. Churchill, Ward's lieve only reoenty leased to ‘the ne) Du-