The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 7, 1919, Page 15

Orr irt ener ser -aprer ese -eersrtnt-rersapmer nen eteeranyrenemenre™ meer ent acm EEERSEE EHR PTSERESERTE THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1919. ALASKANS ARE ALWAY é LADY ASTOR IS TAMER OF REDS / Gets Best of Men Who Try i] . MeDougall Cfouthwick to Stop Her Speeches PLYMOUTH, Eng. Ne SECOND AT PIKE bial Mabiddoee cee ‘ ; KE Slid Sanlaaine Sy When a man goes NORTH he goes to win or lose, and = asaist Lady Nanoy Ast . he smiles when he “comes out,” whether he is rich or broke. C.D, Stanton and J. 8, Bddon, labor The war hit Alaska hard, especially the clothing stores. B ST Saiibhed: ‘ot sedinalie; feast All the men left for the battlefields or the States and the OV S rome 1 to peak in favor of thy clothiers were left with great stocks of merchandise on fA Ay caneidate, It an enue mnced, i hand and no customers. TAaYeR ~ Heation « ing able to conduc Overcoats se, casi eel New heavy Coats, are made hat 1" ® Cloth, Tweeds and Wool Mix- ooegh hong tures belted, models with mt her last night, “or Til down after you. I'm not going patchiipbckets:: nownh, greene: se Mat ecg prffeabeeseSnn He went to the best stores in Alaska and picked up the choice of the world’s best clothes, for Alas- people Ike u fellow grays, blues and blacks. Sizes 3 to 17. Prices $10 to $25. Silenees Hecklers kans demand the best, and the leading manufacturers of America send their finest clothing North 4 carte &« her oppo SS 6 tne sabes; to meet the demands of the rigorous climate. We not only bought at prices away below what we y I want LL Warm Mackinaws jas wed wa, tha could hope to buy from manufacturers or wholesalers, for we secured suits and overcoats made lala See tognn-thene ae made s } ae ge ge before the war, dyed in the old, guaranteed way, of material and workmanship that is impossible aw cio . 1 Gark 1 ures, eited, with A parliament { women,” she roll collars and patch pockets. Sizes 6 to 18. Prices $7.50 to $18.50 to duplicate today at any price. he rarely in going to say 6 platform, but Smart Suits Mannish models, of tweeds fe | yy $4.00 “Union Made” ee $2.85 always SUITS, OVERCOATS, MACKINAWS ([:::"..i:* 9 9 Cravenette ¥ / but Coats e and wool mixtures, are in =f ; osgay dae pies $60.00 Guaranteed Waterproof $10.00 “Keystone” Blue Seal browns, bines, greens and dark i) ahot emphastzing her remar English Cray- $34. 85 Pants, All Wool, grays—designed to wear for ‘ A gape Ee Again adie Eo enette Coats. “thick as a board” $6.85 school, play and “best,” and not Vy Sptsaxtcashdis ts tonerede were ABOUT oe Mena Wool $8.00 “John B. $5 85 to show soil quickly. There are >» : Basmcagarint 0 You get the benefit of our great buy in Alaska. We have marked Overceats Stetson” Hats... ° belted models, with novelty as of greatent the world’s best clothing at prices incomparably lower than you ‘ee f $10.00 “Bradley” pockets—some have two pairs can possibly expect to get the same standard merchandise else- $12.50 Wool Mack- Sweaters, where for. If you have a favorite among the advertised brands of inaws, heavy — Pure Wool ..... $7.50 clothes, look our stock over, plaid $10.00 Heavy Gray of knickers. Sizes 6 to 16. }\ Prices $10 to $25. < WAIN PRINCE $7.50 “Bradley” »@ Consider These World Leaders [t. _ ies Sree vee... $5.00 MEL (By Mail.) d L ki e Overcoats 25¢ Canvas Gloves, 15¢ Gx )0d-LO0e@ “Hart, Schaffner & Marx,” “Michael Stern & Co.” “J. Capps & Sons,” 5.00 a’ Guay Extra Heavy ....... ing Raincoats “Kuppenheimer,” “Student Craft” and other equally high - grade ar vn psd 25e “Arrow” and “E. Made of a rubberized cloth, these ventilated coats brands of clothing. “Mallory” and “Stetson” Hats, “Oregon City” waterproof $9 85 & W.” Collars...... 15¢ Flannel Shirts, “Ironclad” Socks, Bradley Sweaters, Arrow Collars, and such great underwear as Medlicott’s, Wright’s, Chalmers, Mun- $25.00 “Sheuerman” and sing, Vassar and Stuttgarter’s. “Standard” Brand, Mackinaws ... $14.85 $45.00 All Wool Blue Serge Suits, well tailored $50.00 “J. Capps & Son's” Wool suits... $27.89 nee aoe Serge Suits, ma hase y Stern” Worsted $34.85 $50.00 Heavy “Metcalf” Suits, Worsted... $28.79 $60.00 “Clothcraft” Tweds ---.. $34.89 are attractive and serviceable. They are in two shades—green and plum-—and have plaid linings. Rubberized Rain Hats are inclyied in the price of the coats. Sizes 8 to 16. Price $10. $3.00 “Boss of the Road” Overalls’ ....... BLD Ribbed ‘Underwear... 7 C $4.00 — Underwear ..... D349 vee Nopappirert sas Coaerhetd pan $2 45 75¢ “Ironclad” 50 Sex, 3 for... ... DOC “Rocloft’ Hats. 93.90 $6.50 “Bennington” Heavy Suits. s,.. D430 $3.00 “McGill's” Heavy Suits... 91.95 50c “Leather Face” Canvas Gloves ..... 35c $3.50 “Marino” Union Suits .. $4.50 “Day’s” Khaki Unionalls. . $3.25 $6.50 “Green Hood” Shirts ......... 94.89 50c “Tronclad” and stor... $1.00 50c “Woolmixt $1 00 o Work Sox, 3 for 75e Gray Wool Sox, Heavy ........ 50c nm their way to the and as soon as they state and fed $85.00 Hart, Schaffner & Marx $35.00 All Wool Blue Serge Overcoats, Suits at $47.85 well tailored. . $1 9.85 $70.00 Hart, Schaffner $37.50 All Wool Overeoats .... B42.50| | overcests™:.. $22.45 $65.00 Kuppenheimer $40.00 Medium Weight Overcoats-- DOT +BO| [Overcats ... $24.85 eption Flannel Shirts Wool Jerseys cant af prince before he lea have attached collars, | are made in slipon ff tig a and are shown in ox- style, taped and Toll naeenanen a oe hee collars. In dark colors, There Ought to Be | - ford gray and in novelty stripes. Plent f Cid drab. Sizes 12 to 14. | Sizes 26 to 34. Prices by Meallhgeinonans, EO 9 Price $3.95. | $3.50 to $5.50. ide cau eee Gal 23,177, barrels, according te department of «a, are highest since apple grow $3.00 Vassar Swiss $45.00 Heavy Weight Ribbed Union All Wool Suits at ° Overcoats ... $27.85 $4.00 Munsing Heavy Ribbed mi sg Black Kersey Union Suits, All, Wool extra sizes ° Overcoats ... $34.85 $7.50 Vassar Silk- $70.00 All Wool Scotch Tweed plated Union Overcoats, Suits at e extra heavy. . $37.85 Monarch Shirts, old $30.00 Gray Cravenette $45.00 Heavy Tweed fires $1.45) [tat $16.75) |i WEAR CO. iiss 608 FIRST AVENUE so, Youn $17.45 : $6.50 “Dutchess james Pioneer Bldg. orem Pou [tomer $4.85 Outing Flannel Sleeping Garments A heavy weight fabric in pink and white and blue and white stripes fashions these garments. Night Shirts priced $2.00 Pajamas priced $2.50. 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