The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 22, 1918, Page 3

STAR «FRIDAY, FC ORTH SEEING fame tak Seaeralllies igi? J | mint 2 2 fa citizen of] my hie g00 tim chitd a |) Entrance Through Main Store or 1420 Fifth Avenue SEND THE KIDDIES Frew tsetse a Ra ||erer oe eae es eraren er Pbpb ns Reb cawe OA cing of ent ar ¢ A READER tee was ie f ind odd lots purchased below regular price and DOWN TODAY or SATURDAY " Z \ robable th ’ $ rain. prices. HAROLD straum"winaew andl oh ;, te, frat tutemant or, second | — LOCKWOOD Sg i wien FAMOUS BEAUTIES nee Sere 8? ww sits) oh ltt’ ya's | NEVER GET FAT p —" ioe nd mea 6 teat at Oh be THe fetes covet aria atta | Combination Kitchen After breakfant Bridesmaid May or A story of th egg vay day and muat be off, to you a fay Not Wear Hat ‘ sated myself of my extreme senctivencas, RECIPE TO DARKEN |" “nab = veto down to fay GRAY HA eotir ‘ig [the longlived. gracefulnemt of th Special CUS ML es] $445 Tables are on sale Saturday. offered to our custome i Rate Girls Pay b " Seem ! nit inough ace tea tee , a The large and rigid ironing ard folds and slips underneath the table top when not in use. ion, Tab hich ¢ ha These Tables are made of selected fir tops, 28x Huse | able or ordinary, or ila Co 42 inches in size, and equipped with large cutlery Or the further e peapayrn By Seortoyaa yp ; ae. BOY. DOT ee ceses foe bevenicr ents. {f| drawer. Adventures of : ery little cost. A > the agi ee w s n This will make a.gray- eems fair to both parties few . ; a . OTHER SPECIAL VALUES include Dressers, t Chiffoniers, Beds, Bed Davenports, Rockers, s Girl Tries to * greas . : ao Chairs, Buffets, tresses, Rugs, Library Tables, MISSION Piyrerriptiuind rediuealpcagimgs — _§_ Dining Chairs, Dining Tables, etc. noe sed a tal cin je he All of these items are priced about one-third CARMEL A that E | below their regular aye ‘ MYERS t saw hr her Grote-Rankin—PIKE AT FIFTH Star of “My hake tes aa. ca rere ee 4 Wnmarried Wife,” Me ‘ nl and every WHOLE U. S, A. WILL BE } Boer leer na mee caring WHALE MEATIDON T BE FOOLED © “THE WIFE HE Mad ot Dick. play was a bore Into be a national dish, according | My Name Is Dr. P. i. Austin | am noUuGHT” _ am | 569 Men's Sample Suits and Overcoats Thrown on Sale FREE DOCTOx |e»: 8 from a bad AM riner AVE. or is rove er ‘he oret atverward| Mr. H. M. Rogers, Who Secured the Great Emporium and Larsen-|..; Sey Clty, Wask. i ; _ Mueller Shoe Stock of Portland, Oregon, Cleans Up Saturday.|': '0 mrt im over he Renee RIGHT DRUG Co. sTOnES To Be Continued) ‘csc aah sollte ee: Beam ———}! Slashed Sale Prices Backed by Sensational Free Offer Will) en estsnised at Kyuquot STIFF MINTS | Force Fast Selling Saturday. iy | Tomorrow, Saturday, Rogers cleans up. Carloads STU M E Z, E >", we of Men's Clothing, Shees and Furnishings have a Oia i | ; ¢ cumulated from the great stocks which we recently pur-|5%PS. Indigestion of Twenty: | | chased, and here’s how it will be cleaned up Saturday: | five Years Standing | ly Under the Sooth. | ; ‘ Men’s Overcoats and Suits—gray, brown and blue} 1. i, Hens the original promoter and Men’s Overcoats and Suits, beautifully tailored, worth). ‘ v corporator of Painiess Austin, I nm cases of umatiam and lame h %. the i bosinede Lt Austin, ple | - P to $20.00, go at $7.95. s for ¢ constr faving sold my staan t sorrnes : it ; ; Men's Finest Overcoats and Suits, beautifully tail-|; Spon* I crganised the Tall Do YouKno sWisard Oil 1s an absolutely rett-| “4 ored, including the celebrated Kaufman and Strauss |‘ i y, located : able, antiveptic application for cuts Pure Wool fabrics, former prices to $25.00, cut Satur-| 5 chare lees for first-class work than any other Dentist ara, bite nd stings, Sprains : in Cl Sel $9.85. Attle? Thelr work le guaranteed for 18 yours. Abso > | readily under ite day in Clean-up Sale to $9.85. ; : ; r n ‘ qualities. This Great Clothing Stock must be cleaned up, and in| : Sih Seen Oe eta ck order to further force every garment to move by the close baste f eeecae of business Saturday night, we'll make this FREE offer: ated or have sick With every , Overcoat or Raincoat sold Saturday we 5 Price sTREET mt tty Wisard Liver will give you, Absolutely Free, your selection of any $ | — : : \ Lloompet od. = a avettionnie: Hat in the house—and remember, there’s hundreds in 2 ae cae} CNITED - | H. M. ROGERS shapes and styles to select from. . wal FS” les | Please Note—This Free Offer. good Saturday ONLY.| The People’s Friend, Who Starte |. Note— , & Great Clean-up Saturday. We are a Union Store. We have Union Hours. Our doo Special Sh oes for UNION STORE—UNION HOURS close Saturday night at 7 o'clock sharp—so shop early. } fn i UNION UNION < nd fo LERKS W.O-R-K-LN-G-N-E-N (ae eee Ore east ge ees sroken lines, worth to $4.00, go at $1.98, for this wet weather wear, worth to HE Shoes are especially made to withstand heavy wear and wet weather Men’s Fine Sample Dress Shoes, worth to $6.00, ge at Clean-up Price of $2.85. | are Shoes that would sell ordinarily for at least a third more than we |, go at Clean-up Price, $2.48. Buy |. Ladies’ Walk-Over Shoes, broken how ‘everyone at our own | ’ an UPSTAIRS STORE. Our operating expenses are much |] 140 pairs at the price of one. lines; Clean-up Price, $1.98. ; to lend atl diffieait brea This saving comes off the selling price of our Shoes. ff ‘WO Palrs 2 p : Boys’ Wet Weather School Shoes, at arenvems' at ence and” TOR UPSTAIRS. Men's Best Sample Shoes, worth to $7.00, leather, go at Clean-up Price, $1.95; 250) *! ncn nnnanrruanensninnnimeintnnie go at Clean-up Price, $3.48 a pair. Girls’ Shoes at Clean-up Price, $1.68. glee saygingte, any Pre" Ff nen’ be nethod | The Clean-up of the Great Larsen-Mueller Portland Stock and 2,000 pairs Sam-|* m imply mail coupon The $ The $ ple Shoes is on tomorrow. If you need Shoes—come—you'll save money here Satu § Ry Every article in this great $10,000 stock has been marked down to lowest rock- , 5 day. Hardware’ And note the following prices on Men's Furnishings: ASTHMA CO. Room | Ettiett 3633. We heve a hod that cures |, m. to Sp. m Sum= the New Address, 12408, Niagara and Hudson Sts, bottom sale prices. (Arizona [ME || GENUINE ARROW COLLARS, 2 for 15¢|#.. $6.50 oH The BRADFORD CLOTHES SHOP, at Heavy Winter Underwear on sale, 98¢ 1. ee aN Fourth Ave. and Pike St., closed down and | up. Men’s Sweaters at 89¢ up. | Rogers grabbed all their Arrow Collars. A large lot of Men’s Overalls go at 49¢;| Cash talked, so instead of 20c straight, gen- Pants that sold to $3.00 at $1.68; uine Arrow Collars will be cleaned up at 2 ys’ Suits, for 15¢. All sizes, late styles. Come, buy hirts, Black Bear Overalls, them by the a a IGE RAGS Gloves, Mackinaws, Logser Shées, Sli Use Cocoanut Oil % ” . 2 Hundreds EN’S iH -GRADE | Coats, ete., in fact everything for ‘ : ‘ Rae. Silses seupee, sete.) SHEP; 1° Men's Chocolate ‘veal leathéry. ilucherit|) Ie nee te wo eter Re Cen Oe EE eee eee nee sprees on ee two full double soles. of extra heavy } cut, full bellows tongue. heavy toe cap, eee gee Ce een We Garsit aa ged Stati poog reverts isa ale ‘ A aa a wes , ar alt: Rr 4 value is ona 'e y e 8 s ese are ju ‘ew items ed at ran- &” sole leather, heavily stitched; regular H Renszeat wat two ae leather soles; }] tock of one of Seattle's largest stores. dom from this Great Clean-up. As long as| ‘ei! Mi 5 25 Pe agri Bee: wees $6 50 turday we'll also sell MEN’S 50c PRES- | we can pick up stocks of Shoes and Clothing | 005 contain too mu h alkall. This “i LORE DEOS - ea ni IDE ERS at 28¢; 10c Hand- | at about one-half original cost we'll do so—| dries the seaip, makes the hair kerchiefs at 4¢; Men’s Mixed Wool Sox go | because the crowds that pack our store from | britte, and is very harmful. Just at 13¢; Men’s Cotton Sox at 6¢; Men's | morn till night attest Seattle’s appreciation |?!" mulsified cocoanut ofl which | Wool Underwear, worth to $2, goes at 89¢; | of the supreme values that Rogers offers. ee ee ny ee eae . ’ Men's Flannel s, worth to $2.50, at | For Rogers gives what he advertises—the | sive soap or anything else you can! WOMEN’S BOYS 98¢; Men's $1.50 Union Suits at 88¢. people know. And remember— use for shampooing this can't] possibly injure the hair Good, serviceable Shoes; kid or gun- eet eis sizes; lack YOUR PAY CHECKS CASHED HERE, | ®!ny moiscen Our ale! Winn DR. J, R. BINYON metal; high or Cuban heels; large range Gee et ile aen am de gf Sia of sizes; $3.25, $3.75, $3.95, $4.25. $2.00, Ply mo en vale, -2¢ People, grasp this final chance to buy standard, high-grade merchandise at these ex-|t snfuls will make an abund- Free Examination vor ¢ F 25 4 $2.50. BOP ote i ‘ i ’ 5 : Sa : z}ance of rich, cre lather, and J ’ ceptionally low prices. Come and save—be here with the crowds Saturday. Sale starts, «" ave. ee core ee BEST $2.50 GLASSES We carry a full line of Men’s and Women’s high-grade Shoes at Consistent Prices. |] promptly Saturday morning at 8 a. m. Sharp, “Please Shop Early.” We are a Union ini. Be agp mer a aban Rl ee ke—note address on Earth ™UR 1Tpet 2 | Store—our doors close Saturday night at 7 o’clock Sharp. Make no mistal Aland Ba a a THE UPSTAIRS SHOE SHOP carefully. copier rote i sactaeee We are one of the few optical HAMILTON-~BROWN _||L00k FOR THE BIG UNION STORE WITH THE RED FRONT ws tie, SE tat oo ar hair in al what you} dust, dirt, da oll, The hair dries quickly and} fring lenses from start to finish, a | manage. | Examination tree. by graduate ops SHOE STORE The Red Front ¢ othing Oo. "Yow can get mutt’ cocoanut, Aha absolutely mectanar UNION THIRD FLOOR ARCADE BUILDING UN oll. at moat a y aru, stor oat s| Next to Elevator [css none} | Opposite the Public Market [iriicn "sia every one. inthe BINYON OF NCS. Ca 1508-1510 First Avenue Just North of Pike Street | ramiy sor sang te cane vertdeetiionsLahsen aenaids aicmanal 10 :