The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 29, 1920, Page 4

THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, APRIT 30, 1920. | | cleaning department went on atFike. “" \Hand o} 2 Tras | PUSH GIGANTIC [SUFFRAGE AND. [=2":S=2=s%°.2:|METROPOLITAN Hondo cg Troy | amwouncemtn (an cea tt und ts days re |Coming SUNDAY #| | Seen in New York) aur hava niuranae é | for wages md , bved| ioe eee The men vow receive) With Mat. MAY EW YORK, April 20.—Despite Larger Salesroom | $4.50 a day SUNDAY the severest winter New York state | | experienced in years, the price | ; of tee to amily trade has been | s a “Lower Price Floor” —of America’s Finest Millinery Tag Paes ha rained 20 ent Most Gigantic Irrigation| Oklahoma Fight Waxes Hot cane | Work in the World Over Both Issues } DR. H. T HARVEY E 2 “4 ccoos de Ip cmstrentent sigan orate yesight Dim?) SPOKANH, Wash. April 30. OKLAHOMA CITY, April 30.—La-| Board Dental Mxaminers) if your eye | While the Southwest is straining | gany «peaking, suffrage and boone Dental Surgeon ate we gg tent FB ME, glee pi in Oklahoma Nh tangled up, | Diagnostician t is hard at work on a| National Ibition and national Pyorrhea Specialist which, if carried out, will be | suffrage fe men enter thru the ME? pat gigantic irrigation work in| federal am ent door IN CONNECTION Enemies of both In Oklahoma have aor of ‘Resteention Work Done . after both amend Dotimate tified by the legis ntion Iy that the | 504.12 EITEL BLDG. rn BECOND AND ViKK SEATTLE started petitic on the pre t been made Pexaminati path known as the Colum ot, and embracing the THE Famous GEORGI A for toated Tongue : ot inland Ne at 1 ath, Sour Stomac bhava te go to the Un INSTRELS Bitigusness, Sick Head preme « t for final decision. ipation,— take || 9.1 tt ptained chiefly from} Ohio's prohibition case is now! . ; at $26.00 $9.00 to 10.09 oe SO iver, If carried to | there. n, per Ib om tion it is expected the Colum bia basin pre will make Spokane W s ® . i the thriving hub of a vast, thickly hitewings Strike | settled Exien, where now are sage i | bruah and standstorms im Paterson, N. J. PATERSON, N. J, April 30.—The |laed $I S IUD Se) Taree: EOLEY CATHARTIC TABLETS |" WATCH FOR Le CUILMAELILUA They clearthe bowels, sweeten the stom. | ONLY SHow OF ITS ‘ach and tone up the liver. Do not gripe . 5 ‘ Mapidly as Possible p Batting Sale Conducted by People who try to stand prosperity | co! are foolish, They should sit down take it easy 146 drivers and lifters of the street Mat, Sun., 2he-B0e, Hive, he to §1.| H ‘ SEATS NOW herradbeaes a UNLOADING! Our enormous stock. You know very well that most every store is compelled to raise prices, but through our early good judgment we bought an enormous stock for less than the wholesale cost, and if you will only come and see for yourself you will surely buy, ze we are positively selling clothes cheaper than any store in this city. ATURDAY, May ist, 9 a.m. 7 This gigantic sale starts, and we have slashed the prices on every article in the store to such a low figure that you cannot help but supply your present and future wants for dad and the boy. Here you will see your dollar work overtime. We invite merchants to come and make their purchases in quantity, as our prices are almost half the present wholesale quo- tations. But our advice to each and every one is to come early. The stock is complete now, this is the time to make your selections—don’t wait till this stock is sold out. We are quoting a few prices on different articles picked at random—but come and see for yourself. Bring this “ad” with you for reference. MEN’S §f Men's arti Boys’ Suits | Shoes and Hats ? Values to $30. | ar / Values to $85. Shoes cut to Cc —C For every member of Are being sold here for Cut to Cut to your family—either An Amazing Stock of Early Summer Hats Requires us to move this showing quickly to make more room for daily arrivals. 380 Pretty Models to Select From at If you haven't visited this won- derful department, a pleasing sur- prise awaits you. Nothing like it in the West. —Lewer Price Fleer. —to the Dressy Little Miss —A new department has been created for you and you alone. Your Hats havébeen selected with most thoughtful care and they are “just the jest ever.” To introduce them to you we have priced a special group at —Just Say: “Meet me at less “— any yy in $12.85 $38 85 light or heavy, and you Maxime’s” peer e can fit e ien’s"ahd Tu. 1 can save about half— ‘ and save you a nice MEN’S SUITS 5 © é : $5.00; cut to i ‘ —Our spacious rest piece of money —see [Mm Newest Styles. | MEN'S SUITS | BOYS’ SUITS JM dies’ Shoes; | | Shoes. | % en parlor is for your con- Values to $40. | Finest Woolens. | Values to $18. most every | Values to $7. 2.98 venience. for yourself. Cat to Values to $70. oak te color; tweken —Cut to extentions —Lewer Price Vicor. —Mate Fieer. The Haven of Authentic Styles $19.85 ]¢94'95| $8.95 fp were | 93-48 [rm irs ery shoe. Come MEN’S SUITS ree 7 ‘ Men's and Fine Materials. | BOYS’ SUITS | BOYS’ SUITS HM early; we can | 1 vaiew Dress | —s-7 Values to $60. | Values to $12, | Values to $25. JM fit you; values | Shoes; values BOYS’ Cut to q Cut to Cut to to $18; cut to] to $10; cut to — $28.95| $5.48 |$10.95 , ats SUITS Working Clothes ishings end peat pies at at prices that will open 4 v, Maxime Building Three Floors of Ha’ WESTLAKE AT PINE : 7)|Woman’s Tongue Optometrist and Mix. Optician, Can’t Be Stopped . eyes. Bring that ie ae 2.50 Flannel $1.50 $1.50 Ribbed | $2.50 Union in and look them over. - ~~ | 2 : bf ~t Teal, Price | LONDON, April 20—No sum. | boy in here — we'll nak oA bibs Shirts cut to bar hosed Underwear Suits cut to | Summer Union Reason: mons can stop the slanderous tongue 337 Kpie ot @ woman,” said Magistrate Crone | of Willesden to an applicant for a} summons against a woman annoyer. | prove it. $1 48 Cut to $1.48 Suits cut to ee Ea * 9e_| $1.48) 98¢_ I og. |-S148| "osc" I Overalls 50c 75c Wool Sox $1.00 ' sd Ove ralls Suspenders Cut to '* [Leather Work [iM 75c Ties cut to} Underwear | so. Liste Sox 16 Soa saheat' weer thik, Cc Gloves cut to Unless your work calls 23¢ 38c 59c 38c 48c be se and if you really need UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM for them it isn’t neces- 28c them, we are selling OREGON-WASHINGTON RAILROAD sary for you to wear Méa's Panta: President 0c _ 20¢ Dress Shirts, Union-made Bib Over- them. Why, we have a values to $5.00 | Suspenders, | Handkerchiefs Sox, all colors, | values to $2.00 | 25¢ Arm Bands alls, in blue, for $1.79, & NAVIGATION CO. "| SWITCHMEN WANTED Men experiencediin railroad yard work wanted by O-W. R. & N. Co. to take place of switchmen who have walked out, but who claim they are not striking. Their action not author- ized by Railroad Brotherhgods. few hundred very fine —Cut to genuine, cut to Cut to Cut to —Cut to Cut to , and you kgow that is its i ll diff t or gh x st $2. 48 98c 1] 1 c cheap. So whether you new in style, and we wear them in _ the guarantee you a fit. foundry, garden or They’re really worth theatre, we can save up to $40.00, and we'll Mr. Workingman: We will cash your pay checks and [ff you money on a or we will also accept Liberty bonds 0 | Corner vera S —so why wear Overalls First Ave. 30 Y Spring St. In business is is. Yes a i ~“ is é Union Store, a do as we say, and we where Union men are i ii employed, Union hours ot ot Haag edges -e are kept, Union-made sale is the biggest goods are sold and HA omoney-saving event in to Apply to J. 0. BOYLE, é Union men welcome! wn. Depot Master, Oregon & Washington Station, i