The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 17, 1919, Page 8

‘ PAGE 8 ‘ THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, JANUARY 17, 1919. S2=5; MEXICO WON'T Westerner to Fill Roosevett_ | URGES ACTION "ore i Hieson Dovavey NO TONILINE HOOD SELL LAND TO Place, Washington Men Think | TQ GET WORK | i aa Ophan Garey” a aoe Be alll t UNITED STATES 2:2 Ret sai | othe me ott a | FOR ALL MEN = oo a me PIPES Asney te ee Ve ‘may Wenternera in Washit can tatgn re We f rier BY fe 6. MARTIN | Sechteeeona na tw vin Lyn, Making Glasses parila hes #9 * th ae'te + rye 6 f) Gov. Ratehan Canta of Ba. Low! PROFESSIONAL DANCER {BRITISH AUTO MAKERS |°",{"*. to wor 7 ioe ; nue eit Os ted | IS CIVILIAN AGAIN FEARING COMPETITION», "= vera|"water coe ‘hd rou a her the meer a anton ‘ aS oe a eee Sosa Se m t A fa plant . a are aos oer wlasne buat meek Cauy to take, easy to Oo) i - i va "pr = ome No Need to Be Thin, view be. lad onan —— ae na espresso ry at att Fourth ave, durin be ging in lane for reduction ean |partme : te nee Scrawny or Sallow a eae hoy Hair Ae ll starve your hair and ruin i if 325 ve’ STREET. n't do much good to try te ssh it out. The only sure ff in to die —_ Corns Stop Hurting, Then | s: rs nna tenes tes one NePa They Lift Out With Fingers vas nen, uterine : will begs MISERIES OF THE STOMACH FROM ° 3 end — be poms No pain or soreness! Corns and calluses vi instantly the ® o 2 laces wher SUCCESS Mabe, Un hath Hala Te wabatel epee It is inexpensive and four ef from Pains in the| disappears, then shortly you easy tt fe wonderful! instant es is all you will need, no mat will find the corn or callus Works like a charm. Keep + | Btornach caused by undigested food. | 6 how much dandruff you have © loose that you can just it on the dresser, Address Bellingham Chemical | t 4 : 7 “ ai pms 4 # | Indigestion Kelieved in Two Minutes |“ ch f just shrivel up and lift off—Try it! |tures are now in sedation and could | f nd rub it in . ower Califa ' a = |provide authority for emergency Perfectly Harmless y Absotutely |" 8 THEA > “ ? | work.” | Guaranteed y i . . ; | ning, most if not ail, PLAYERS 3 ~a > A noted Cincinnati chem-; lift it “off with the fingera, | Congrens ts being urged on overy Bend us your name and address. | your dandruff will be gone, f i “ ; int discovered a new ether| Really! No humbug! plain wr 1 we will send! tree or four more applications at ari pm ‘ % ned compound and called itfrees-| No pain, not @ bit of sore =} | ose. Toei 4 "to our stomach prep-| “ompletely nd entirely PP wade one and it now can be had| ness, either when applying i ne ey Ts 00 oe nn | destroy every single sign and tases f é in tiny bottles for few) {feezone or afterwards and addition ne you 0 wend us $1.00 oF re-| FON ; NOW PLAYING tte drome any doug stare | ib docen't even irritate the two othe "| turn the unused portion if not per} et stat fi WITH MAT. SAT. ’ | skin. fectly natinfied. } ‘Gating of the scaly ime You simply apply ® few! “Hard corns, soft corns of Senator France Relieves Gas, Sour Stomach (heart-| ing and digging of th ae a t BILLIE BURKE'S drops of freesone Upow 8! coms between the toes, also workers from ind burn), Belching, Swelling and Yull| sep, Ant Yved "better, al a: * xd tender corn or painful callus there ia an Feeling so frequently complained of | feel a hundred wn FAMOUS COMEDY ; ert, sat un offs | ve 1 Two Minutes. Almost | can get liquid t any drug Co., Bellingham, Wash.—Advertise-| This simple remedy never falla—~ ‘JERRY’ With The WILKES PLAYERS NIGHTS, 30-5¢ Plus MAT.SAT,2031e Tay ~~ ment | Advertisement. bh 8 bm ol a Without Waming—Like a Thunderbolt From the Sky—I Am Notified by My Landlord That ee ote = ma, | dentists doing dala ms = s- fll A Public Market Has Rented Premises Now Occupied by Me—I MUST GET OUT! Se ae Ihave No Alternative—I must GET OUT by March Ist. I’ve a High Grade $60,000 Stock mae eS . on Hand—and No Location in Sight. So here is what I am forced to do: J. BROWN and Manager My Entire $60,000 Stock for What Money it Will Bring. Cost willbe no object—I must get rid of my stock—I’ve got to sell, and sell quick. So here goes: Sale Starts Saturday, Jan. 18, at 9 A. M. H. M. ROGERS Nothing reserved—We are forced to sacrifice our entire stock of Men’s and Women’s Shoes, Men’s and Boys’ Clothing, Furnish- Proprietor of the Red Front ings, Hats, Suit Cases, ete. Our store has been closed this week to mark. down prices and arrange this great stock for quick disposal. Clothing Co. So come Saturday to this great sale. Following are a few of the Forced to Vacate Prices: rea wvanietee11¢ | MEN’S SUITS and | Entire SHOE Stock Men’s Heavy Wool Soc Forced to Vacate ma" 23c | QVERCOATS | SACRIFICED $3.00 Boys’ Shoes, Forced to Vacate Price $1.65 iw Men’s Dress Shirts, worth to $3.50 Men's Shoes, Forced . $1. QS PO Mens $2.00 Night a Men’s Heavy Ribbed Under- wear, Forced to Vacate Price ..... 50c Genuine President Suspend- ers, Forced to Vacate Price ........ 27c Men's Sweaters, worth to $4.00, Force* to Vacate $2.00, Forced to $12.50 to $15.00 Men's Suits, Vacate Price ........ 68c Forced to Vacate Price. . “ $5. 75 Men’s Flannel Shirts, $15.00 to $18.00 Men’s Suits, Forced to Vacate Price 68c Forced to Vacate Price... $6. 85 to Vacate Price Forced to $4.00 Men's Work Sh $2 48 MB vere t sce csmeye Men's f Fleeced Under Forced to Vacate Price. . Men's Heavy Black Sateen - a 6 $3.50 Men’s Pants, Forced wear, $1.50 value, 89c 5 to Vacate Price ; $1. 98 0, Shirts, Forced to Forced to Vacate Price.......... 98c Vacate Price 5 98c Forced to Vacate Price $6.00 Ladies’ High-top Shoes, “ $ Boys’ Chambray Shirts, Forced to Vacate Price. 3. 45 Forced to Vacate Price 45c unr unre eeeneeerreoeereereuseremnenennd HAS( OM ( F ) py 6Men’s Heavy Wool Under- Ph tog Fine Dress Pants, * $2. 95 wear, Forced to Vacate Price .... ‘ 98c Men’s Mac ws, $10.00 to $12.50 values, $6.00 and $7.00 Men’s Dress l5e Canvas Gloves, Shoes, Forced to Vacate Price $3 48 Forced to Vacate Price. . SOc $7.50 Men’s Heavy Work Shoes, genuine bd Haven’t You Gotten Men's, Mackina Men’s Woo! Union Suits, $3.50 ‘orced to Vacate $5 95 ” viles, Voresd. te te PHICOD 2. ss cecsseccsccoess . . That Bundle of Laughs Yet : Vacate. Prise $1. 89 Men's Overcoats, $20.00 to $25.00 values, a *hi a make, Forced te Vasnte Petts... 20 $3.98 $6. jirls’ Tan English-las B Shoes, Forced a Verate. Price $3. 45 Men’s Finest Tailored Suits, worth to THAT— . Men's Heave Forced to Vacate aeaigitiaaiheelpianeesastinsiilaibinenieasnienmemeiadmmnesial 2 Arrow Collars, 35.00, Force forced to Vacate Price., IC ff Vacate Price ............. PL4, 5 | Rubbers—All Kinds—At Sale Prices Ladies’ Felt Slippers to $2 0 Suit Cases, ed to Vacate Price 98c Men’s Handkerchiefs, 5 Forced to Vacate Price. . Cc Men’s Dress Hats, $4.00 values, Price. t--s--- OOD HENRY © ee | see, Seagrass e SHERR’S pram 98ers a to Vacate Price . GOT FOR YOU THIS WEEK —IN— “The College Girl” WITH THE Thirty Winter Garden Logger Shirts, Price a ; $9.85 We must vacate by March Ist. We have no location in sight. Necessity compels this Great Sacrifice. s Hecessit Knows No Law! Rogers guarantees the genuineness of this sale and stands back of every item here advertised. This s ir must be sold and will be sold both WHOLESALE and RETAIL. entire stock Come to This Great Sale—Be Here With the Crowds Tomorrow (Saturday) Morning at 9 O'Clock RED FRONT CLOTHING COMPANY§ Lice” | 1508-1510 FIRST AVENUE orrosire te Pusitc marker Nights (Sun.) é Mats (Except Mo aor