The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 3, 1919, Page 12

poe | Our F irst Clearance Sale | Planned in time to give patrons the advantage of new clothes for | the holidays at prices generally available only at New Year's sales. _ || Superb New Stock 5 Fashion in the superlative degree is i exemplified in our suits, coats and Hi dresses. For our FIRST CLEARANCE SALE all are marked at prices away below what you would expect to pay for these truly superior garments. To Be Annual Event Our ambition is to make our first sale so attractive that next and succeeding years F women will look forward to our CLEAR- ANCE SALES with memories of the money they saved at our first. Coats, Suits, Dresses , REDUCED TO ay gar | ments are reg ularly priced and actually worth up to | ===, | $49.50 Coats, Suits, Dresses Best Materials in Exclusive Designs ——-_—- CLEARANCE SALE PRICES — $35.00 and $49.50 | ‘The fabrics, trimmings, linings and superb | style of these garments will indicate to you that } were never made to be sold at these low | prices. They are the latest word in material, | color and design. | Complete range range of atyles and colors in all the favored materials. Why Wait? When you can buy & new outfit In time | for use during the hotitiys there te no necemity for waiting for after the New Year, for you cannot pos sibly expect to get lower prices on high quality garments. We especially sug gest to our regular trade that this i* a Most opportune time to -feplenish: Wardrobe at a big saving clearance sales ro ” JEMPORIUM: WOMEN’S WEARING APPAREL PINE STREET, CORNER SIXTH AVENUE Diagonaily Opposite Southeast Corner Frederick & Nelson's, your | REA | GAMBLING NO CRIME; ‘S84 strongest piste known, covers very little of the roof of the mouth; Joseph Ff. Corrigan yesterday div you can bite corn off the eb; guaran Dee minsed seventeen’ card players ar 2 rrr raigned in Essex Market court charged with disorderly conduct. It ally ge lle 5” westh vanes was alleged the men had been gam. bling jn a house in East Houston street, The magistrate maid he wanted it $4.00 Amalgam Filling..........91.09 | Painless Extr: Pg Oy raeink an in the | time to gamble, though it is a crime and teeth same Gay Examination and advice free. t© run a gambling house. Right mem ~ 3 st Our Pinte ond Bridge Werk. (We Stand the |other prisonern arrested at another Fag t patronage is recommended oer be oor on Wing dood satisfacti: ‘Ask our | *@drens, also wore discharged who have tested our work. hen coming to our of! be eure | sp d | During the war Italy paid as much jae $100 @ ton for imported coal. Refore the war the coal came from |Germany or Encland and cost about | $20 @ ton, Open Sendays From © te 13 for Working People OHIO CUT-RATE DENTISTS Oppceite Fraser-Patersoa Om HarryLauder Makes Records - Exclusively for the - VICTROLA Thousands will hear Harry Lauder at the Met- ropolitan Theatre this week. You can keep him with you always to entertain you any time in your own home by getting some of his delight- ful Victrola Records. Victrolas $25 Upward Convenient Payment Terms Sherman, Pay s: Go. ‘Third Avenue at Pine Seattle Tacoma—Spokane—Portland |to be understood that it in not a/ THE SEATTLE STAR—WEDNESDAY, DEC. 8, 1919. WOOD NAMED IN | _ SOUTH DAKOTA’ He's G. 0. P. Choice; Wilson) for Democrats PIERRE, 8. D., Dec, 3.—Maj, Gen Leonard Wood today had the In of South |dorsement of republicans candidat in th whi Pra The vote Lowden, 1542 The democratic ex 1 na the nonpartinan onven republicans favored Gov, Cal idee, of Massachusetts, for fent, and the lemocrats t Thomas R. Marshall o FUR ae Gov, Peter Norbeck wan indoteed as republican candidate for United States senator, and Senator Ed & Johnson was given the support of the democrats Senator Miles Poindexter, who made a last-minute fight to pro care the republican presidential indorsement, was not mentioned by the convention. | After the democrats had indorse Wilson, it was proposed by a dele | gate that the cord in | fave wil if Wit ye propost order The » before the peo ple of South Dakota at the primary lelection, Other candidates may be | proposed by petition HOLDING SON AND MOTHER Sought in Connection With Death of Daughter | LAWTON, Mich., Dec. 3.—-Author. ities have located in Portland, Ore. | Mis. Lester Tabor and her son, | Walter, sought In connection with the Investigation into the death of Maud Tabor, according to reports re jerived here today. They @ill prow ably be brought here immediately Authorities today appeared to nearer a solution of the mystery of [the death of Miss Tabor than when | the Body was located in the trank in j the basement of the Tabor home here, where it had reposed for three | years | Bpeciatiats teatifying at the coron- or's inques| sald there were Indica- | tions that she might bave died as a result of blood potsoning brought on thru an atternpt to escape public orn sure by an illegal operation. Prosecutor Adams, accompanied jby deputy sheriffs, searched the | Tabor home at « late hour last night, ransacking desks god drawers for a | pommible clue to the mystery. Adams wild they had procured valuable evidence and on which war | rants may be inaued today |TAILOR ARRESTED BY | DRY SQUAD OFFICERS | One quart of whisky and several lempty botties, mid to have been found in the offices of B. Rosenthal, }45, tallor, in the Hinckley block, re- sulted in hia arrest by dry squad of-| fleers Tureday afternoon. He is at liberty on $100 bail, pending police | court trial | Ne was form by Judge A. W. Fr guilty GENUINE DIAMONDS SPECIAL $22.50 One of our speciale. olaewhere Cost $25.00 We allow face value time in exchange on larger diamonds. at any We can also show you good values as high ag $2,500.00. See our window display. Over $50,000 stock to choose from We know it will pay you. \merioa) JewslryCo. Seattle's Oldest Diamond Brokers Fstablished 1889. 821 SECOND AVE, Open Saturday till 9 p, m. |WOMEN OF MEXICO | MEXICO CITY, Deo, 3-—The worm eatin | on of Cocotapam, state of Ver Cruz! asoee than 75,000. bal ae recently broke wp an incipient strike | | 00" Jittes die yearly before they | | lin that manufacturing city by giv ling notice that they would do the | men’s work under the protection of | | federal troops factories until the men were willing to call it no strike | When the women learned of the | walkout they gathered in the public | square and with shouts of “Down | | with the agitators! and “The women | will give an example to the men!” |took their places in the factories. For industries where temperature | f°" 9\' records are of value an inventor has|and women are using it devised a registering thermometer /beautifier thats what it is Try | that can be connected with an alarm | \ " clock. CHRISTMAS AT THE BURNETT JEWELRY STORE Preparations this year’ have been made on a broader scale than ever before. Not only are the stocks larger and finer, but as far as possible, we have held fast to the pre-war prices. This policy has made hundreds of new friends for'this store and will make hundreds more. GOOD many years ago we started selling Cut Glass at half price in order to advertise the store, and the “action” has grown into a habit! This year, while prices have been soaring, the sale is therefore doubly welcome. Many hundreds of pieces are offered at exactly one- half the regular prices. For instance, you can buy eight-dollar Bowls for 50 $4.00; Water Sets—a large stead of $25.00. small, long before Christmas Solid Gold Lavallieres a A ‘specially fine group of Solid f- Gold Lavallieres in new and excel- lent designs, set with semi-precious stones, specially priced at five dol- ; Diamond-Set Lavallieres Exquisite bits of jewelry are these Gold Lavallieres set with a pos- sible to get to sell at this price now. But, w they last, $12.75. Cameo Set Rings ¥ $6.00 Sugars and Creamers for $3.00; Handled Nappies for $1.25; $4.00 Nappies for $2.00. tankard and six tumblers to match— can be bought for $12.50 in- Powder that were $14.00 are now $7.00. Magnificent Cut Glass Lamps are $15.00 instead of $30.00. Tall and elegant Vases, worth $22.50, are now $11.25, and many other pieces, large and are offered at price ranging from a dollar to a half a hundred—every piece half price. Of course it is nec- essary that you choose early and lay your selection * aside, for the whole stock will be gone Puffs every Solid Gold Ladies’ Rings set with finely-cut cameos, specially priced while they last, $5.00. Sterling Mounted Tableware A specially priced group of Tableware— the handles being sterling silver. The list, includes Tomato Servers, Berry Spoons, Cold Meat Forks, Salad Forks, Salad ¥ Spoons, Gravy Ladles and Sauce Ladles. The price is lower than is often asked for plated ware. Choice at $2.50 each. aap Signet Rings for Men Solid Gold Signet Rings (if they’re to be engraved should be selected early). We present two especially fine groups in new and original designs, at $5.00 and $10.00 each. aga Near to Madison St. phires, in, buyers’ favor. Diamonds Advancing Everywhere but Here For weeks past the newspapers have been filled with stories of how the world has gone to buying dia- monds because diamonds, in many countries today, ure better than gov- ernment bonds. ‘They have doubled in value in the last decade—and leading authorities declare they will double again We offer Platinum Bar Pins, set «with diamonds; Sélitaire and Cluster Diamond Rings, Brooches and Waist Pine set with diamonds, pearls and Scarf Pins and Cuff Buttons for men, set with diamonds, and Rings set with diamonds and rubles and other precious stones, for men and for women Our prices are decidedly in the In many, many tn- stances they're lower than will be possibile next year—or as far a» we can see—lower than they'll ever be BURNETT BROS. Community “Par’’ Plate Tableware containing 26 pieces of Community “Par” Plate. Also 26- piece sets from the Rog- ers’ factory, each piece guaranteed for lasting service, Choice of oak ot mahogany chest at $9.75. Chests Rogers’ Teaspoons $1.15 Rogers’ Teaspoons, famous “Lincoln” pattern, guar- anteed to give satisfactory service. Sets of six specially priced at $1.15. Dessert Spoons, $1.85 a set of six. Tablespoons, $2.45 a set, and Salad Forks, $2.45 a set of six. Knives and Forks, the famous “Lincoln” pattern, set of six knives and six forks for $1.50 a set. Men’s Elgin Watches Thin model Elgin Watches in gold-filled cases, guaranteed for 20 years. Accurate time-keepers and excellent styles. Choice of a fine group is offered at $18.75. Solid Gold Chains Men’s Watch Chains in the new Waldemar patterns (worn across the vest). These are fine gold, guaranteed and the last word in fashionable chains. Specially priced at $8.50. gon shaj able folk. Priced at $25.50. 909 SECOND AVENUE every part All the swallow tribe are found in of Great Britain, includ END MEN’S STRIKE |ing the shetiands, except the ewitt are a month old. They kept open all) ‘Uptown, town, 913 2d ave. body is using ut DERWILLO, the hundred thou today. like it GET HIM JUST WHAT HE NEEDS YOU'LL FIND IT HERE waich is not found in those istands | | pas-| 1414 34 ave; down: | toon, 909 4 ore | ical profession has Ye s 9 G i rls aot pea tel aden a of ry and talking|the causes of rheumatism, Nauid tint |though they are pretty well -white skin|/ agreed on two points. to touch. sand Its a reali/is more trouble, that the pangs of pain Fe ee flr money back if you) come from a source that is far ——|below the surface, and there- fore it is not reasonable to ex- pect any rational relief from a} treatment that is locally ap- plied and reaches only the surface. girls Try it FOR THE MAN WHO SHAVES HIMSELF OWNER Gloves Goggles Robes Horns Spot- Lights mntain Brush ps and Powders Warner Shaving ¢ FOR THE AUTO RNSTHARDWARE (0, Sid. 24 PIKE ST., SEATTLE,.U.S.AS Straight Razors. sizes. Auto Safety Razor, A with strop and 12 biades ..$5.00| Auto Theft Signals. Gillette Safety Razor au Radiator Ornaments. #0 stn Abs tedensgsoes $10, Flower Vases. Extra blades for all safety Lunch Sets. Tool Kits. jj! razors Taplex Warmers. | FOR THE “HANDY MAN” | Tool Chest, completo with a full line of standard, guaranteed ff] tools, for ...... $35.00 Then You Will Be Able to The first is that the disease When you realize the logic of this conclusion, y that you are really wasting {your time and money if you are expecting any permanent relief from the use of lini- ments, lotions, and other lo- cally applied treatment, which can only reach the surface and | have no effect whatever upon the origin of your trouble. Any disease should be treat- | ed at its source, and especially jone that \fering as FIND OUT WHAT CAUSES RHEUMATISI rheumatism are caused by_ tiny disease germ in the which multiplies by the mili germs are routed from the blood, you can see how futile local ment will be. In fact, rub with liniments an tions by the gallon and n hope to reach the cause o} YOUR Treat It Intelligently. lion, and until these than a mere local your trouble. | tified blood, ou will see | of S. S. S., because ses as much suf-|tism. cases is merit. S. severity. The only treatment} gists. worth while is one that will show some progress toward getting at the source of the | disease, and freeing the vic-, tim from its shackles. The other point that the medical profession has agreed upon, is that some forms of able ratory, Atlanta, Geor; Cameo-Set Brooches Now in the height of fashion, ti rich rosy Cameo Brooches in gold mountings will find instant fa The price is far lower than the size the present market conditions Choice at $6.50. Ladies’ Bracelet Watches A specially fine group of Gold-filled | Bracelet Watches, with 15-jewel move- ments. The cases are in the new octa-/ pe—small and dainty. Bracelets are either ribbons or filled spring style, though the are easily first favorites with fi Burke Building d use So many people have fe real permanent relief f; their rheumatism by the of S. S. S. that its use is j in practically case. Certainly if your rheu matism is due to a germ in tl , 48 so many thou dl of cases are, you should lo no time in begining the usd rely upon this fine ol remedy to do you more oot] than any other treatment. _ S. S.S. is beneficial in rhe matism because it is such a thorough blood medicine. cleanses the blood of all im- purities, and eradicates thy germs which cause rheum: oo ie The wonmer results). sm. For! as acc i what you want is not mere is prot of ieee temporary relief from tortur- \ing pangs of pain, which will promptly return with renewed aot of its . S. has been on market for more than years and is sold by all oy ats il reo It th fi druy You are invited towrite ou medical department for valu literature and advicilf} about the treatment of your |own case, for which no cha: jis made. Address Chief M cal Adviser, 166 Swift Labo- gia. STAR WANT ADS BRING RESULTS