The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 12, 1919, Page 4

THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, len 12, 1919. WE ARE NOW-=s t= CLOSING OUT An enormous wholesale stock. We bought it cheap and we have gone over every article and cut the daylights out of the price. We have forgotten eosts and marked everything so cheap that you will now have the biggest opportunity of your life to get the most wonderful values ever offered a buying public. Sale starts Saturday, December 13th, 9 a. m., and our advice is to be here s? “Gels It” Will Peel It Off! on Porth Like Simple “Gete- * for Corns or Catluse on ptococci Dolliti rs iproctelg Thousands jj “0 if yo | , thickened skin. on which often ts of the haven't suffered fre and most popular d in Friday and nee wn collection of dolis, Do n't! your Christmas shopping early! is BOILED EGGS are given a rare relish by the addition of a few drops of ‘e Leaferunig —_—~ SAUCE Eggs in any style are made more appetizing by the use of LEA«PERRINS SAUCE THE ONLY ORIGINAL WORCESTERSHIRE Have a bottle in the kitches ea well ason the table. Seattle has a n Doltitis, | - Sct bow Thureday will be “Laxative Bromo Quinine Takbiets’”’ ! Show was under the auspices of the Etka, who pla ned to close the affair and end the the same enthus t has marked th mee at ease in he only sure, guaran- ek but © trifle nt any drux tured by B, Lawrence in Beattie by the Ow! Drog Meas FRANCISCO, Dec ; strike of the al Cigar —! union came the union offer agr committee, Boye’. Gitte’ and Calldren's and decided ¢ HATS the strike and ordered its return to work Monday At men in four shops were inve jthe strike over an tne which was called three weeks ag RAvanscws First and U First, at Madson = is cam Hurry! Hurry! The New Management of the NATIONAL DENTISTS is making a very special offer on high-class dentistry for a short time. Best Gold Crowns... N ATIONAL DENTISTS, THIRD & PIKE Men’s Suits Made by America’s best makers and in new- est styles, will be slaugh- tered today. 5 Children’s Play oe 98 50c Suspenders The Ties ... oebe $2.00 Heavy Underwear 98¢ $5.00 Men's Work Panis ~ ee eee 81.908 $6.00 Men's Dress. Pants vir $2.48 $12.00 Boys’ Suits ...$5.45 $15.00 Wool Boys’ Suits at cece ees BB85 sae “ Boy Scout Shoes ... $1.48 “ane Boys’ Dress Shoes at $2.48 $3.50 Boys* Heavy Shoes at. . $5.00 Men's Shoes $7.00 Heavy Work Shoes at . $3.48 Men’s and Ladies’ Shoes, val- Overcoats Sold here now at prices that are ridiculous. iJ Raincoats Wonderful —_ bargains. Come and see them. rchants Remember we sell whole- sale, and carry an enor- mous stock. We invite you to come in and see our $2.50 Flannel Shirts $1.48) $6.00 Wool Flannel Shirts at $2.48 waee Men's Mackinaws ibe 00 Wool Mackinaws $7.85 $3: A Heavy Sweaters $1.68 Boys’ Suits Made in new, snappy styles, and we must close out every one at Half- Price. Bring the boy. Christmas Will be here soon, and what is more appropriate for gifts than wearing ap- parel? Especially when you can load up on our wonderful bargains. $2.00 Union Suits $1.00 All-Leather ‘abet $1.75 Boys’ Bib Overalls 98¢ early, as the stock is complete now. Loggers’ and High Cut Shoes, fine sample shoes for ladies, and dress and eavy shoes for men, boys and girls—all being sold out for less than half. PALACE CLOTHING CO. UNION STORE UNION STORE Symphony Will Play “Popular” Concert Dec. 13 PAY CHECKS CASHED First and Spring Street LIBERTY BONDS ACCEPTED | WOMAN BREAKS 3 wept the candelabra to the floor STATUES ON ALTAR) srs ec aes ens tans oc cas SAN FRANCISCO, Dec, 12--A/ of the four marble angels that woman lingered in the Church of St.) guard the altar. She had over | Mre Thomas Fortune Ryan, nad | beon pm into the contribution/box | several days before, complaining of the altar decorations. Sho was removed to Bellevue for! observation. The damage she caused is said to amount to $2,000. emer g 83 Me Prices Rearonsole, CHARLES SCHWARTZ Optician Fittea fe The program of the third pc Joan Baptiste after those who had turned three of these before Vey| Miss Simon is a maid in the home! 3 ~ | ‘once \ ' attended a funeral service there had| reached her jof Mrs. William Greenough. 5. iio left, No one noticed her as she ap] The woman seemed dazed when | aes : ’ y proached the altar, untit a tremend: | seized and muttered something about | a 237 Vplter om, S13 Second Phone Main eet ous crash broke the silence. the altar being overdecorated. She! The vexton, Alfred Vey, then saw| said she was Cecelia Simon, 36, no| 70 Stores that she was standing before the | home. Vey Shes nm remembered that agnifivent altar, th [aroraenens — e You may just as well have a perfect set of teeth Ma Country with which to eat your Christmas dinner. But you should have your work started NOW. And you'll be sure of saving a good substantial sum to apply on your Christmas shopping at the same time. Special Women’s San- dal Rubbers— Saturday only, The new management is deterthined to make this one of Seattle’s leading dental offices. The quickest way we know to do this is to give you more for your money than you can get elsewhere. ’ an Symphony,” an eve beautiful waltz y : ‘ Roses from sour 1 ie ing he 2 Thomas’ , ° 4 4 which featur De ’ , vs HM | solo based on the fam us 1 f ; i N. E. Corner Third and Pike om Lace nest of soft black kidskin, flexible soles; military heels; sizes 214 to 8; widths B to E. Saturday only. ee beatin dheas an $4.95 the Land Your Hair Needs Dendeitie Save your hair and double its beauty. You can have lots of Elks Make Room for Americans | Jong, thick, strong, lustrous hair. Don’t let it stay lifeless, boy to chambermaia,| thin, scraggly or fading. Bring back its color, vigor and vitality. | facapein Ste aay seis ge dobar | Get a 35-cent bottle of delightful “Danderine” at any drug or | toilet counter to freshen your scalp; check dandruff and falling jobs, have all been discharged, This “os ordered at a meeting of t © emy from elevator MORE PROOF OF THIS STORE'S VALUE- - wee GIVING EFFICIENCY Noon-enes pean Your hair needs stimulating, beautifying “Danderine” sath : \ to restore its fe, color, brightness, abundance. Hurry, Girls!