The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 10, 1920, Page 3

——— This is how good you think “Twin Beds” is going to be— | } Now look clear down at the bottom of the ad— Twin Beds keep Divorce Judges working overtime. “Twin Beds” but no sleep! 34) 9 ae “Twin Beds” but no sleep! And this is how good it is: Multiply pectations by just per cent! your ex- 400 IT OPENS HERE SATURDAY MORNING COLTSTUM Tru And nib Friday —Good-bye Times of— THOMAS MEIGHAN —-In— “Conrad in Quest of His Youth” a Malotte on the Wurlitzer BELIEVE LABEL ‘CHIEF CAUGHT : “Deserter” Says He THE SEATTLE STAR |Says Flu Won’t Hit Has $33 Due Him| Same Person Twice N FRANCISCO, Deo. 10.—Mike PAIS, Deo, 10.—Proof that any | vwing the | ¢ @ had tr nedy, able trar from future at Dry Agents Make Important 7m Capture Exercise— Diet— be Systematically Applied Claimed Best: at for Excess F a y wort The Coyote Lost : to This Flivver | "I | is half Now here at may mak are a few simple exer puff as Wives of Smokers, Lend an Ear Here ge te pipeand makes it fou jIt’s Mild Winter, up and down with ye arms, until you begin to be exhaust ed. Don't try to start too strongly | in these exe them. Several tim take five minutes’ tt the following: Stand with ‘your feet close to n a ithout bending According to Bats! It's SP a. When the witter is ©, they wing their way far | its icy breath When ft is to be mild, they hang by | thousands from the walls a ot the en the etus hi the entr Take long walks and take them systemat Prvery time you leave the se don’t think you must | make use of a motor car or a trolley | Just say to yourself you will not | ride.~ Make yourself conform to the | rules which you lay down for your campaign. ‘This ts the only real secret in my advices Would Raise Comedy Standard in Pictures Higher Glass Comedies Wanted Says Famous Farceur “There te a strong and very real|- desire on the part of pic ers everywhere of comedy picture, to fill now occupied solely by the multite menting on his photoplay version of | the stage success He foels the majority of film fans |2°"" of today will welcome enthust anm high-«rade, pictures, depending wv and nm well-writ ten, clever stories, Inte acting rather than upon bur and a hodge-podge of impossible sit s for thelr success. Iment and a battle is that the en taineers a wolghing €%| by Mra. The difference between an engage | a receipt for ame in a one | just lke any-| the wash | at the vu will seo Jotures. ope” 500,000 rand for Mr. But ler as a wom photo on it re tomor v ture t q theatre tor is collar off. ih ng « volu of ta eit TOYS! ~ DOLLS!! Many Special Values Have Been Assembled for Saturday’s Selling. There are Automobiles, Coaster Wagons, Express Wagons, Veloc- ipedes, Racing Cars, Doll Buggies, Kiddie Cars, Trains, Mechanical Toys and Dolls, marked at sub- stantial reductions. ON SALE | 1,900 Pairs of Women’s Felt Slippers $149 and $195 Less Than 1914 Prices Somebody took a loss on this ready cash buy of our but it’s all your gain. All are conveniently arranged on our First Floor to facilitate buying ‘ me GROTE-RANKTNeo TOYS! DOLLS! 2 Men's Leather House Slippers, Special at $2.45 $2.95 $3.45 Buy Early While the Sizes Are Here! Exchangeable After Christmas bs = J 4; SUITS Overcoats Mackinaws Raincoats We mean every word of it. We are practically giving you wearing apparel at your own price. Don’t hesitate. Come into our store and let us prove it to you. SALE STARTS SATURDAY, 9 A. M. MEN'S SUITS AND OVERCOATS Lm eee sth, {PALACE CLOTHING and take a long Wok at “Meliotrope.” 4 LOT NO, 2—Worstell and Cheviot Suits, nice- ly made, in dark, neat patterns and good style, $25, on sale for worth up to $30—now $9.85 fr— $14.75 BOYS’ SUIT BARGAINS $4.85 |’ $8.95 $6.85 $10.95 LOT NO. 1. consists of Odd Suits, Over coats, Raincoats and Mackinaws, many of them worth up to Values up to $10; cut to Values to $12; cut to Val. to $25; cut to... $5.00 Men's Felt Hats, all 50c Suspenders cut to 0 Wool Sweaters cut to . 0 Suit Cases cut to.. Arm Bands cut to.. Here are five real reasons why i we can save you money, for we will ates show you how we save. LOT NO. 3 embraces some nice Blue Serges, Tweeds and Worsteds; also fine pure wool plaid back Overcoats; values to $40; quick sale price $19.50 LOT NO. 4 includes some swell young men's models in fine Cassimeres and swell Overcoats, many worth up to $50. Your pick $22.50 LOT NO. 5—Elegant all wool Suits and Overcoats, finely tail- ored, elegant pat- terns, real values. Your choice $24.85 LOT NO. 6 is the cream of them all— fine Serges and Wor- steds, swell patterns and styles, values up to $65.00. Going at $29.85 20¢ Sox, all colors, cut to 9¢ Mackinaws, values up to $2.00 Black $7.00 Work or Dress Shoes, cut to .....-.---- ae Men’s and Ladies’ Shoes, values to $10.00; cut $5.00 Boys’ and Men's Shoes, cut to - oe Men’s and Ladies’ Shoes; almost every color; broken ines; all sizes, but not in every shoe, Come carly; we can fit you; values to $18.00; cut to ... ceeeeese $6.98 $1.00 Leather Gloves cut to........48¢ $2.00 Union Suits cut to... $1.00 Ties cut to ...--.-- Te Wool Sox cut . B8¢ $1.50 Heavy Ribbed Under- wear cot to aD8S¢ $5.00 Heavy Wool Union Suits cut to colors, cut to .,...82.48 $20.00, cut cut to... . We buy stocks at big discounts for cash. . $23,600 saved annually in rent. . Just plain store—no fine fixtures. . We maintain our own tailor shop, . Strictly cash business, no credit losses. Cor. First Avenue = and Spring Street