The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 3, 1919, Page 8

PAGE § THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, JANUARY 3 ARREST W. S. 8. WORKER MAY PHOTOGRAPH SHIPS NOW BUTTER, Mont. Jan. 3.—A short Cameras —— Age of more Tonight Last — sa HUB S Al F THE Hus pans le 2) =! a rev Pe ta Commemorative of the Hub’s a te Twenty-Fifth Birthday! Our entire $250,000 stock of the finest Clothing, Shoes, Fyrnishings, with nothing reserved (except Collars). An all-embracing offering of the best that money can buy in standard »« vewei f} Wearables for men will round outa Quarter Century of unbroken success for one of Seat- . wre HF tle’s oldest, largest, most reliable clothing establishments. ( =| Mien’s Suits =>. | Overcoats OFF Careers with, improv REDUCED REDUCED ade ar ban coms te mach With, thee, OC thelr roa 4 $20 Values oxt-rovrm $15.00 $25 Values oxz-rovem $18.75 chances for the future. “How much I make to enc . be all EDUCE 'CE ee Be oncnan oon {| $3O Values one-rovrr $22.50 $35 Values oxerovrts $26.5 copertunit : (you wilt be ready to reached by wagon rand rondo $40 Values ONE-POURTH $30.00 $45 Values ONE-FOURTH $33.75 SE ote wai ee YP fae : $50 Values i220. $37.50 Your chances for the future depend on the capital Griffiths Is § Le behind you. But it does not become capital unless you save it. Austin KB Griffitha former | Teer es “aiasck se au wisig ahd We! oanaaon Coe. me Men’s Hats, Shirts, Underwear, Hosiery, Neckwear, Handkerchiefs, Suspenders, Dress Gloves, Caps, isles Segualeations ot thi eebbount acts ane at sour 020 gar Hager ghee Nag spor ge Etc., All Reduced 20 Per cent. tiona The state training school at service Savings department open Saturday night. 6 to § stitutions against whi werr being leveled. Union Netinal Bank \\on ==) Wonderful Underwear Values Hoge Building, Second at Cherry snes Tevand. 18 yea Including Wright’s Famous Union Made Underwear WRIGHT'S All-wool Union Suits, regular $7.00 value, for. $5.60 | Gantner & Mattern’s fine Silk Lisle Shirts and Drawers, regular WRIGHT'S Wool Union Suits, regular $5.50 value, for....$4.40 $2.50 value, per garment, Sale price . -++- $2.00 $3.50 Wool-mixed Union Suits for . $2.80 Winsted All-wool Shirts and Drawers, regular $3.50 valne, per $3.50 Wool-mixed Union Suits for............6.2. 0-002. .+.$2.80 garment - $2.80 WRIGHT'S All-wool Shirts and Drawers, regular $3.75 value, per | Winsted Wool-mixed Shirts and Drawers, regular $2.00 va'ue, per garment . ‘ ; ‘ cossee. $3.00 garment .. $1.60 WRIGHT'S Wool Shirts and Drawers, regular $2.75 value, per | Heavy Cotton Rib Shirts and Drawers, regular $1.25 value, per garment garment ESE ES Se Want Sheep Insurance ewuwaaderarnecerv All Fine Flannel § Newest Pattems All Hosiery Shirts Dress Shirts Sweaters Reduced 20% Off 20% Off 20% Off 20% Off Regular $7.00 All-wool Flannel $3.00 Dress Shirts..........$2.40 7.5 Ni Sweaters 65c Cashmere Hose....52¢ Miirts fon e $5.60 | 82.00 Dress Shirts..........$1.60 | *7.50 Wool Coat Sweaters | & Gralntinidas: t ; $6.00 Wool $1.50 Dress Shirts $1.20 $6. 35c Lisle se Seaseee +. B89 lag ae. St EN fee bes = Every ‘Dress Shirt in stock in- $6.50 Wool Coat Sweaters Everything in Hosiery in- Flannel Shirts for......$4.80 cluded at 20 per cent less. $5.20 | cluded in the sale. Greenhood's regular $5.00 Wool Flannel Shirts for .. $4.00 . im ais Regular $3.00 Wool Flannel Shirts reduced to ..-........ $40 All the well-known Hats, including Mallory, 20 Off oath a ee Sree Berg and other nationally famous makes O -— esescuabhu haveworked Famous “Carhartt” Overalls 10 Per Cent Off All Work Shirts, Work Gloves, Oil Clothing, Blankets, Rubber Clothing, Rubber Boots, etc., reduced 10 Per Cent You know THE HUB and itsreputation for fair, square deal- We want you to come to this Great Anniversary Event expect- ing always. We've served you faithfully for 25 years, giving ing the best values that can possibly be given. i you the best standard grade, dependable merchandise at lowest Our big Upstairs Clothes Shop can give you the most for your Make pour Savings Earn the Highest Rate of Interest, consistent with . t rahe y No “buying a pig in a poke here. You know exactly how money because we pay less rent than any other clothing concern Safety. START WITH THE NEW YEAR. 60 make it possible for Per Cn areas ee ‘in town. pou, we will Pay Dividends as from January First on all moneys left acai raphe ; Compare Values—See the Merchadise—That’s the Only Way JANUARY 15, 1919 : Start With Onip a Dollar, If You Choose— But Start! i S ALE aoe STARTS SATURDAY MORNING la Cty, Stata end Gowernment Bonds Besides, we ave ender ovtct State Keguiation " For over Fighteen Years we ieve never paid lem than CS i P. S.—We have the largest stock of Union-made goods in the Pacific Northwest. Anything you want with the Union Label. on funds jeft in our care. REQOURCES OVER TWO AND ONE HALF MILLION DOLLARS PUGET SOUND SAVINGS : Your Money Back “ Your Money Back & LOAN ASSOCIATON : If You Want It If You Want It AY ANDERSON, President EW. CAMPRELL, View Pree - Sex’y ADOLPH F. LINDEN, V-Pres - Troan CORWIN & SHANK, Comnent ° POUNDED 1901 Honts: 9am to Spm THIRD & PIKE 615-619 First Avenue, Seattle. “On the Square—Opposite the Totem Pole”