The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 4, 1924, Page 20

ASA BIC WIND-UP TO THE GREAT GIFT TO YOU SATURDAY ‘ SALE—The Clothing House Known : for Quality for Close to Half aCentury ‘WE ARE GOING TO MAKE SATURDAY | }A BANNER DAY—A DAY THAT REAL Overcoats for for These Cold Days +BARGAIN SEEKERS WILL APPRECTI-| weu-made Ait-Woot Overcoats that were good boys at ATE, Singerman’s, one of Seattle's oldest | their original price of $25 and $30, $12. 85 1427 FIFTH AVENUE Between Pike and Union Streets [HE PROBLEM of keeping within your weekly income ta 40 eastly solved—4f you take advantage of @ a@ocount at Gately's, You need not pay all in 80 days, Stylish Overcoats XCEPTIONALLY well made Overcoats, built for many months of faithful serv- ice and with plenty of style— need not necessarily be expen- sive. There are more than a score of new models for you to choose from at the economical price of and best clothing stores, was closed for the | Wl! go to make Saturday a Banner benefit of the creditors and we secured the | ?*¥ ech Wow pelep' Of. e400 10. balance of the great clothing stock. To ieee ine Aah bee ne inneie ne, Fees: make the wind-up even more attractive We} ably with suits at twlee this price, are presenting a BIG FREE GIFT SATUR- | will go on sale Saturday for. . DAY. Don’t fail to come and take advan-| gppexpim ovERc tage of this most liberal and unusual offer. | ort "inena, ne ie rane A tremendous stock of dependable merchan- art besa patterns, Teas dise awaits you—and you will find every | Coats like "$35 models and they article marked far below ordinary retail hes: dry aed or solic santimie A : ‘ : get your choles for, , prices. Come in and see for yourself—find fo ena SUPERB SUITS, h 4 out why so many families get their complete wood, heavy weights In tho most . es ‘ 2 wanted materials, You have pald outfits at this money-saving a ae more than $35 for sults in this class. io 85 peeciely Saturday with the ie “™ 1 Look them over Saturday at........ a AND HERE IS THE EXTRAORDINARY BIG FREE GIFT FOR SATUR- DAY ONLY: With each of these Suits you get, ABSOLUTELY FREE, choice of 200 Fine Hats. Pick out your choice and wear it away. Choice of lany $4.00 Hat in stock. SINGERMAN’S was the home of Dutchess | ber Pacs may be had for the low price of} Erna Brown liked to be hostess ahd serve dainties to her} Trousers. For the kind they charged $6 |$1.98, and men’s good quality Work| friends. So she decided that she would combine business) and $7, we are asking only $3.65. Heavy | Shoes go Saturday for $2.65. Very fine| with pleasure. “Brownie’s,” White building tea shop is the All-wool Mackinaws go Saturday for $4.85. | Shoes for boys, are only $1.95. result, Sweaters, pure wool, are marked down from | CHOICE OF A SPLENDID LINE OF $6 and $7 to $3.85. Big showing of BLACK | DRESS SHIRTS, including some that were| ANd That’s How Erna Brown Found! i! YERALLS, Boys’ Suits of a qual- | recently marked at $2, go for 85¢; Work | i ity that will open your eyes are sacrificed | Shirts 69¢ and the tauan tpites of 69¢ for| Her Real Life Work at $3.85. And some good Overalls at 98¢. | good, heavy-fleeced or ribbed Underwear. j ee : : Saturday will see some great price-lower- | Regular $2 heavy wool Underwear goes for} ae vd nas ga oy Reaitlo | when Nis devices coma aa Fed ite ing in the Shoe Department: Men’s Rub- | ®8¢—and splendid Union Suits may be) omen who have made good In | subtlety of flavor. imparted to an bers go for 98¢; men’s heavy 12-inch Rub- | had for $1.39. the business and professional | old favorite, which meets with an 0 enthusiastic wel ne ep SO BE SURE AND BE ON HAND EARLY SATURDAY WHEN THIS GREAT FINAL| “°" Semi te ee WIND-UP STARTS. Remember, the FREE OFFER and bear in mind that you get choice | | “I have ‘alwa: of the trementlous Red Front stock as well as the balance and odds and ends of the great | you ke thr pope in oo Se SINGERMAN clothing stock. Come prepared to meet all the family needs in men’s and | Lod the white i nnek ai vd al rt ‘noe boys’ clothing and shoes. It will pay you to make a special effort to find the right place. | Siseover—juat the cls Look for the big Red Front signs. You simply can’t help save money, no matter what you. © buy. A store where working people feel right at home. man Others $30, $40, $45, $50 “th f bce Gately Charge Account is simple and practical — you need not pay all in thirty days. It will pay you to If you are looking for a good in- loved to cook."'| ‘ Board of ‘Acbeals = wom ‘ , Members All RED FRONT CLOTHING COMPANY, 1601-1603 First Avenue, Gor. Pine i: j::"cisw''tr"wix'%=) natmarre tears git | time she started helping her | boant of appeals ot the building de-| “leather: partment wi on t His interests on the Sound and tn} ere on the hands of Mey. Bef. Cc Alaska were such as’ to take him] Brown Friday, erore ‘ampaign away from Seattle months ata time,| Dissatisfaction with the now build. \Flyzik’s Trial Is was-to have been held. Flyzik is ac- Mayor Brown expects to leave Se-| quring which absences abe learned to| ing code, which the board members yz cused. of having crim‘nally libeiled jattle shortly after the 15th of Jan vestment, read carefuly what the | ary and spend two weeks on a vaca | anle © iene business alone Dut atiers strips them of ail power, i9|° Postponed by Judge | Witiiam short, president of the State | dealers have to fer you. jnho wan never quite aa © | given as the reason for thelr quitting Federation o po Oe ea Tri Mart! DR. N. YO! nind a yearning for the domesticity |" y" gf stecuuiey, chatrnant ee al of Mastin J. Flyzik, president w ; , ‘ ‘ nysiclan and Surgeon, jthat expresses itself in serving Per) board, charged that J. E. Fowler, as. | Us M. W. of A, district No. ‘con’ Ontoeee igo fectly prepared food in the Jest | sistant superintendent of buildings, is| Which Includes the state of Wash © herbs in. treating all responsible for the code, Fowler|ington, has been postponed, Judge | diseases of men and to place all powers of the board | J. T. Ronald announced Friday. The women, Specializes tn he building department of the| trial originally was set for January Fourth Church of Christ, Scientist | Brown Plans Rest SEATTLE ANNOUNCES TWO FREE LECTURES ON Christian Science MRS. BLANCHE K. CORBY, C. S. B. ~ OF LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA tlon before ent for re-election, ing hie campaign announeed Friday AND IT WILL SOAR HIGH The new $1 bill has no eagle on it, but will continuo to, fly Just the stomach trouble and same—American Lumberman (Chi-| other allments, 15. Member of the Board af Lectureship of the Mother Church, pce AERC AEE a ea So oe a tea shop— t neted on| Fiyzic must te absent trom. the!| De. N. Yow breance The Pirst Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Massachusetts different —and sande an ois adhe rantiea’ 3 10 Kesler Wey. FRIDAY EVENING, JAN. 4, 1924 RETHROAT _ workérs during tha period the | 810% Yiest Ave. ‘MA tn-1184 at the | Gargle with warm salt wate | —then apply over throat— | | | f in other than the inty edibles. The} ige of the enameled gleaming Masonic Temple, Corner Harvard and Pine at 8 o'Clock THE PUBLIC IS CORDIALLY INVITED TO ATTEND YOU ‘ARE GEADING SOUNDS TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE HIGH QUALITY, SMARTLY STYLED KS VAPORUB Over 17 Million Jare Used Yearly ttle kiited 1 al to jadi nses fully as much as your} bel favorite Mandarin blend, plus cinna mon toast or her famous date bara. | ns and afternoon teas were aspirations of this clever| but th insistence of its ‘dinner, too,” resulted in f the cuisine, and! ° 4 served almost} a | spends sob Gb char tinie: babe. ike tis WOMEN’S SHOES. Hundreds of pairs to choose from. Black and brown Calf Boots in all the wanted cinating screen with the littl white styles and sizes. Original retail price of these Shoes was around $6. Satur- = day your choice for......... And An Extra Pair for A New Year Determination SSS SST 4 > 2C ENT are BOYS’ SHOES. Good, solid leather. To almost everyone the New Year brings a desire ‘BUILT TO s PECI AL ORDER for greater accomplishment. The foundation of all “Peters” well known make. Fine for $2 $5 | Success is plain Thrift—the Ability to deny yourself school and play. Saturday's special price “4 | the small pleasures of the passing moment, and to save And An Extra Pair for ONE CENT More | MISSES' SCHOOL SHOES. And good enough for any dress-up occasion. Practically all sizes and style Will compare well with PRESSING regular 0 values. On special, $2.35 @ part of your income regularly. p very : Hose oes If you will make a New Year Determination to save, it will be easy to accomplish greater things during the , A ‘ascara Bromide Quinine wil n | DAUUTUMV MOE ce oderpibie trek } year just starting. It is our business to encourage lea your cold inone day. Taken And An Extra Pair for ONE CENT More FOR ONE YEAR Vi S| 7 v promptly it prevents colds, la grippe || é i methodical savings. For the past 23 years we have | End poedmanta, Demand red box MEN’S OXFORDS. Smartly styled black and never paid less than | bearing Mr, Hill's portrait. All | brown kid and calfskin, Formerly Bring your suit in as often as you want to and we will | ‘seme gilts Price30c. marked ° at . On ‘gale’: Satur- $9. 85 sponge and press it ABSOLUTELY FREE for one yeah tn ee gonpreryeoecr neh ile ee, + om etres We want you to come in every week so that we can have 4 “CASCARA gp QUININE : chance to find out if the suit gives you perfect satisfaction W. HL MILL CO, pemorr, acem, That's the way we are going to build up our new business - | Come prepared to outfit the whole family. No store in Seattle can possibly hope to meet these prices. 5% Per Annum Dividends Our affairs are conducted through a responsible Board of Directors under strict State Supervision, and our only investments consist of such securities as City, } State and Government Bonds, and First Mortgages on Improved Property. You know your favings are safe here, and you can start with as little as $1.00 SSS ONE OF THE LARGEST STOCKS OF FINE WOOLENS EVER SHOWN IN SEATTLE. Serges, tweeds and wor steds in all the wanted patterns, shades and colors. Come it Saturday and investigate. ° _/ gaa TAILORING Big Sale Starts Saturday 9 a. m. . COME EARLY—Note Address Carefully ef. EU1CE enue 8 SCUFFERS— | ¢. Mado $2.60. i All funds left here on or before Tuesday, January ; 15, will earn dividends from the first of the month ) Ladies’ One-Str: good values at Saturday for ... Puget Sound Savings ) Ve and Loan Association Hl , RESOURCES MORE THAN $4,400,000.00 Where Pike Street Crosses Third arn of experience con devine. Glasses $5.00 FRE EXAMINAT GLOBE UPTiGAL CO. 1514 Went Retwe bess Corner Seneca, Opposite New Telephone Building 1401-03 First Avenue CORNER UNION STREET SUITS OSC sronel 1201 THIRD AVENUE! VOL. Me Seattlf Friday Campfi: Stanwiz; bay. TH the girl: lowa a Keen, state _¢ ceremon about | Snow! The cout prdaching| tiviee: Fi then by ti Mrs. Mig mayor. W high heels, Runnf ning {dl you've g There is} in the Unifj Mabel ) from the q ways get 4 Dear } the longi shortest Ans.—] PB Tohibity How abd What T 19-hole golf and Stutz and er the And sudaé Bo And with "Yes, w