The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 9, 1920, Page 10

PAGE 10 WINTER COATS Placed in three groups FOR CLEARANCE REDUCED TO $19.50 Formerly Priced Up to $39.50 -Are smart Winter Coats of Sparkle Cloth and Silvertone, in modish belted and loose back styles REDUCED TO $49.50 Formerly Priced Up to $85.00 —Is a group of Coats of Velour, Silvertone and Pompom, with large self-collars or collars of Ring-tail Opossum, Sealine and Coney; also smart sport models with angora trimmi’ REDUCED TO $135.00 Formerly Priced at $195.00 Is a handsome full length model fashioned of The Finest Evora Cloth in a beautiful range of colors with luxurious collars of Siberian Squirrel or Nutria Lined throughout with fine quality of Pussy Willow. * * ~ * Clearance of WINTER MILLINERY All of our fine Winter Hats—including handsome al! black models—have been REDUCED TO $7.50 Every phase of shape and trim is represented in this clearance. We Are Discontinuing Our Neckwear Department And have placed on sale at HALF PRICE Our entire stock of | FANCY NECKWEAR, SCARFS AND*STOLES. MID-WINTER CLEARANCE THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, JANUARY 9, 1920. S EXCHANGE’ SOFT| SNAP IS’ NIPPED| of this exceptional sale of Women’s High Grade Shoes $ All widths—sizes 2% to 5% only, but a fine selection still to be had in All Black, Brown or Gray Kid Shoes —or with Crav- enette and con- trasting Suede Tops—High, Low and Medium Heels i ‘ If You Can’t Get Wt A “B U N” Why Not Grab Off Unusual Clearance Sale of Hart Schaffner & Marx finest clothes $57.90 f seanon, this time The fair little rabbit—the fidgety omed bunny—has come into tts own r, if you're referring to @ lap—some 1 because they still have er in gay Paree, The most yuret from voguedom vin a litte Jap bunny in Vince | De Bolslandey has tarted the ball rolling and it ts open $47.50 $67.50 on « refers to this new turn in terest as the “gentle art of rab Gentle’ i right—but © well to add, “super there, ia the “hair” in the nt! 10 has raised rabbits re ina brighter nide ax claims that her letting a chicken of the house, and laughable rumors of the pet cow eating off the kitchen table — Hut this latest vogue ts the rea! 1 halr-raiser! | ‘There can be but one reason for |! America adopting the rabbit crage If you can't get a “bun,” get a | bunny, } ‘Rhine Soldiers Had Been Making Little on Side | | | | ‘(My The Stara and Stripes Service) fe, which in said ew of the wixer you might think that at a time like this with fine cloth- ing not very abundant; with prices more likely to be higher than lower; a special-price clearance sale is foolish. We don’t; our idea is that things bought to be sold ought to be sold. Our stock was bought to sell this season, and we’re going to sell it. The future and its prices must take care of themselves. Hart Schaffner & Marx Suits and Overcoats for men and young men in all sizes; correct fit guaranteed. The fabrics are the choicest to be had; worsteds, silk mixtures, cheviots and fancy weaves. Priced formerly $55 to $85. Clearance sale prices $47.50 $07.00 $67.50 xii Every suit sold at these unusual prices is intended to make r— us a friend rather than a profit. If you’re not thoroughly Better Than Renting | — with your purchase we cheerfully refund your ceiving it in the for marks and then buying French franca with the marks On Toboggan in France rate was set. Thus, if the Yanks recetvin, follar and they a n the francs for marks at the | vailing that day, | Must Present Orders Under the new ruling, enlisted men ||| must present travel orders and a | | Uncle Sam says, “Own a home and you will be a better citizen You can own the above home and one-half acre of ground in Weat Se attle for only $100 cash and $16 per month, That surely ts better than renting. And it's the one way to make good. Have your own garden ens, and living will be much © many satisfied peo ple on my Little City Farms in West Seattle, and my unit house and easy Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes Shop |,} Corner Second Avenue and Seneca Street terms make it possible for you to be one of them, Better let my circular tell you, or see me at my office. H. C. PETERS | 716 Third Ave. —