The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 30, 1920, Page 4

ce lasts it order as ma sibly can. of these $35 who ha Suits Satisfy Two blocks “ONLY ONE THING “BREAKS MY COLD! ve in action, yet natural, com pleasant Dr. King’s Pills are a boon to howe! SFrom Maine to California | Always Believed Clothes elsewhere for less than HHH tO $65 BEAT THE COMING GREATEST STOCK OF wid seem the part quarter of a cent f this ts not LIBERTY BONDS ACCEPTED AT FULL PAR VALUE IMPERIAL TAILORING C0. siesta — 801 THIRD AVE, Giriic’ Sah’ mistaken in the store. To make sure, look for | Verdict Against |Boaster Annoying make it and | 2 ' minutes de ap tion asked of 3 ting individmal employes to quit “That's Dr. King’s New Dis-| : jm, br ——- -steip work orn od . erie iseue in in covery, for fifty years accused « got the rest of the vote inn tte fo net toon Gel ee =— —S= a_cold-breaker nder his ¢ ce, = the purpose o ring or sup| FREED BY COURT Police) J. T. TUCKER, 4718 26th ave. & /Much h Orat ie i Te “L. W. W. ORGANIZER? reportel * pal } a " HIT IN THE NECK by © bullet oremsing p ctio “ to | ey Xe b uc ratory ie an ‘OTHING bi ned quality |b gent to the revie an | fired by a target shooter, H. Jackson, | "Ty, S ti 4 man Jobn J, McGill ts p ing W., reported his machine struck by South Dak Patrolmen John Brady N and unfall espcan|and will be , : 2nd ave. W., was confined 4 fae 3 rated tothe “at ask reinstatement on the force, He t. and Wyo: | in tA | dulien Friday after! they arrested * arouse such m. Noth-| sanctioned. ’ me Friday aio. tauek he Gl os i was shot In the leg during a braw ‘ich time! PIERRE, & D. Jan. 20.—Forensic| Lee Harlan, 90, St. James Hotel, ast ing but sure felief from stubborn |———— - i Governor Alien, wit * a“ Year 1s Gay, and charged wit inlaw, sue-| treats in store for South Dakota in-| seized “wobbly” Mterature and old colds and onrushing new one Dr. Edwin ‘J. ment. Then the use wubst nduct ined a bruised back and hip. hes ‘ ¢ ce en ae j Centfalia defense fund stamps. grippe, throat-tea Elastic apother draft cane diene __ | tal candidates, Sreup! could five Brown : ‘ aig es P Gen. Wood of a representative wilt | New Discovery t Stockings ne one that had Just passed the meet Senator Poindexter, and James| en ae rae 106 Columbia St. f nonat W. Gerard is scheduled to megt| Fifty old y SEATTLE’S rsa is GIVES COURT POWERS James O. Monroe, democratic presi- liable. Good for the whole far \| LEADING DENTIST Varicose OF A MONARCHY | al candidate from’ itnole, a b t ;. " | number of congressional candi- ett the medicine ar Veins house b will display their wares in this! | THE SEATTLE STAR—THURSDAY, JANUARY SLAVERY AGAIN | KANSAS ISSUE Allen’s Industrial Court Bill) Starts Storm , 1920. a @UNNUAAL A> ANETTA OTT THE BOSS SAYS WE MUST SELL OUT ov Handker f Every Suit and Overcoat in our —And I Always Will Believe That every workman who is willing to work should be provided with steady employment. [ have a fine force of skilled tailors in my shop and I am deter- mined to carry them over this quiet spell, even if I have to take orders for a short time at a loss, TO FORCE nd prior there the waver blacks waa involved. Now. the avery of everybody who must work to live—whit and black slike—ts Involved ! union secs ual BUSI NESS doxical as it on 1 chief , Bandanas ls, extra Ia ot abolitioniste--griin pioneer or white, eat © store to make room for our jeut to TR DB postin S At oe is heavy spring stock which will soonbehere, $1.25 eee to work, I am offering it can ena'e eiso, Dress § and we have marked each garment lower J25 Garters cut to = » labor advocates brand us| bill a slavery bill Shirts cut to 63c lhe Canvas Gloves cut to 9c For a Few Days Only MEN’S SUITS than ever before. This is the final wind- 9c Cl | ae up, so be here early Saturday, Jan. 31st, 9 a. m. GOVERNOR Al BILL, ad FOUG 25¢ Men's Arm Bands cut to 9c ourt of indus be componed of pointed by the or, each judge to receive ar annual salary of $5,000 a year J Under the terme of this bai ft eS a 81.25 Boys’ Caps would be an offense for any employe | %5e Wool Sox cut cut to . And see these wonderful Bargains. Why not save money and come right down to our store and see for yourself. 68c Suit values up to $30.00, $5.00 Wool Un- $B CUTTO .. 1... eee eee nee derwear cut to Suit values up to $40.00, { 9 85 CUETO 0. cc rvcrscccceree ne ® Suit values up to $50. 00, f any corporation or firm or indt vidual to cease work for the pur-| pose of limiting pr tion or af-| fec to ——-MADE TO ORDER——— $ dering of suspend , | industry, or to engage | jcketing| r to intimidate any p «with the intent of inducing them to their employment or to try pre $1.00 Leather || Work Gloves cut nt them from accepting $1.75 Children’s provided for the viola ment that may be offered. Suit t t soamb to HEAVY PENALTIES Suits cut to a eae: (.. a | oe eee ee ee ee ewes ereeen 47c .0U, her of these stipulations m a fine of $500 and one} ear in Jail, or both, to @ maxt fine of $1,000 and a five-year entiary tefm, or both # what the bill, $5.00 Men’s Dress Hats cut to $2.98 Sox, black and colors, cut to $1.75 Blue Charh- bray Shirts cut to 98c $2.00 Black Sateen Shirts cut as framed to labor element To fit you in the finest makes, either for work or dress, and lat s, mer 20¢ ext styles, for about half, RAISE IN PRICES WOOLENS EVER SHOWN to are being offered to you Here are just a few listed, to iio nein en. Sar Slay Oe, eoeweny Sete: | © ada wt $1 18 at less than half their j SHew you we mean business: 9c is GO STILL HIGHER. While this special | have been adic bie gent ° pilive $100 Work or Dress ones, ext € $ . ho . . of prudence | stock in the tweeds, cashmeres, worst ay of the most f $15.00 Boys’ all- They are jumping sky-high [f Men's and Ladies’ Shoes, values E wool Suits cut to £ ; Sox ee oo SOR PPiclne flings wroncay to 619.00; cut to 84.85 cut to the phases of the bill apply employers are these s you pos. | Remember, my built to giv ~ at no tan offer you as low as $545, [f 85.00 Boys’ and Men's Shoes, service. Ask any ren of 8 . € stock to select from at. prices that maine ant Beer 45 and others besides those listed JB cut to .... $2.48 $6 65 x for a Cc below $5.50 Boys’ ‘feeary Shoes, cut to ° Values to $17.00; cut to $6.85 $1.98 Men's and Ladies’ Shoes, most alues to 70.01 ai 05 aed Values to $20.00; cut to $8.95 Bove, color; broken lines; all Values to $25.00; cut to 810.95 sizes, but not in every shoe. Roys’ Mackinaws, fine quality; [J Come carly; we can fit you. : Vaalues to $18.00; cut to 66.08 and examine thix great stock UNION STORE $15.00 Boys’ $10.00 Logger ff Suits cut to Shirts cut to $6.95 | $4.35 PALACE (oasnur First Ave. CLOTHING = a= corner or purpese of limiting production or affecting prices VAST MAJORITY uit BY THE BLA. So, not only the labor peo’ & vast majority of others in ditions of life are arrayed enactn of this bill, Not since John Brown days In Kaneas--cer tainly not since the spectacular pro- hibitien fight of the early 'S0s—has any other issue aroused Kansans an omits STO ionmonno ron MN NT TSE Q3HSVO SUYORHO Avd LOUIS SIDELSKY, Prop. Suits south of Madison St. Don’t be 801 Satisfy this one has the Allen and to Detzer Is Filed) to Pasadena Boys tin. vven tho no rine has bees NEW YORK, PASADENA, Cal—"What sort of | declared for collective Jan er five h person annoys yc The re is, however, a provision per Made to order | fashion Fit guar so tt _ eed lat . ° | : Ae ex | |Chicago Tribune Euiott 1608 zs | | Has Welfare Plan |fM are now tocated at $15 Kit a an t CHICAGO, Ja 30.—The Chicago bourne st., just two blocks , F.0.Ginnever ne Tribune toda oo Bp iol estab: stig my OLD location. a KR out 2 bh. Bh es thi | vent of a lant welfare plan, jose who had of a Thank You vise Aver ; ®t | 7 cd by five employe son hays tee fre or | Plant Y our The plan inctudes bonuses, pen ne have found tt fe |ju | Di i nd death benefit Pag tn tine of bereave- ; ote!” help int building and vaca m 5 alate’ | ri { imes t : ‘ Tasuenabll sympathetic are i in| és J better we lik ienenetaaiiiibieeen in synonymous Witiam \ Raise We welcome t JOE SMITH, politician, will be fe Lavase. n closest = scrutiny r Februar 9, in Justice Otte W.! ler A. T k Bit monet | Dollars te will reve surt for ataing! iibel of ! ake a BIte— AT 4% tntnces salke un | { wi , ° ¢ Protected by CARESS VE Oh, how good d! 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AUERBACH & SONS VitH AVE., 481 TO 477m BT. NeW VYoRK PAINLESS DENTISTRY ot teeth absolutely with DISCOUNT OF FROM 25% to 50% OFF Must have room for new stock—and must have it quid: THESE MUST GO: TRUNKS SUIT CASES BOSTON BAGS = BRIEF CASES BEADED BAGS AND OTHER MISCELLANEOUS LEATHER GOODS BEGEROW. TRUNK CO._ 1409 Pourth Ave. Between Pike ond ne Main 1691