The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 13, 1925, Page 6

® THE SEATTLE STAR FRIDAY, MARCH 13, 192 Absolutely Free Tomorrow> Great Dollar: Day Saturday | Life Has Been Tangle of Broken Vows and Hearts for These Folks| | The end of this Great Sale is at hand. Yesterday we closed our doors and again Come tomorrow (Saturday) to the Grand | reduced sale prices—DOLLAR DAY will be ley ; on here Saturday. d f | Finale. And to make it worth your while to be This Great Red Front stock must he | h tomorrow—here’s what we'll do: In 4 moved—come, take advantage of this sale | addition to this Great DOLLAR SALE— while there is still time. we'll make this Sensational FREE OFFER: 4 GREAT FREE OFFER SATURDAY Here’s our FREE OFFER: We'll give Men’s and Young |Men’s beautifully tailored One- and Two-Panté Suits of E 5 D =—=—=™ jall-wool serge and fancy worsteds, in blues, browns and {pin stripes.’ Originally priced around $35.00, but they go |tomorrow at the Grand Finale price of.........--+--+ | And, as an added inducement to force all these Suits to be sold, we make ithis FREE OFFER: Any $4.00 Hat in the house—and there are hundreds to |select from, in all shapes and styles—will be given to you ABSOLUTELY | FREE with every Suit tomorrow. And, included with this offer, we'll give Men’s Heavy All-Wool Overcoats, belted models, tailored to show a their original $35.00 and $40.00 values, at $14.85 and newest Spring Modes areher ., | al es $ Coats Sizes from Sives from To those few women who with the “Worth” way Fifth Avenue styles today,” you to come in tomorrow and get acqua: d. WORTH | “Where Style Is Inexpensive” WOMEN’S APPAREL gor $10 OT SECOND ave — $16.85. And a special lot of Late Model ALL-WOOL OVERCOATS will go at the Finale price of........... And look—Men’s Finest Tailored Suits, Kuppenheimer, Clothcraft and Style Plus makes included; the major- ity of these Suits still retain their original $45.00 price tags (full guarantee in writing with every suit) and they go at the Grand Finale price, with FREE OFFER, at..... And with each of these Suits and Overcoats you get, Absolutely Free, selection of any Hat in the house. BUT PLEASE NOTE: These Free O and these exceptionally low prices good Saturday, Monday, and will hold good all next week and as long as the items here quoted last—so it behooves yc come early and make first selection. | Nancy Jordan Clarke and her baby Us r left: Lieut. Frank G. Warren of Kansas AND LOOK—SATURDAY IS DOLLAR DAY HERE | City. Lower right: Claude H. Clarke, Chicago. Look What Your DOLLAR Will Buy Here TOMORROW! [Reena wuss uataces "|e cnn pe: nod tates race ‘be| feu bance Ser artis ‘vomseas (82 Men's Overalls, $1.00. $2.50 Men’s Ide Dress § | So reads an old line. \$4 Men’s Shoes, broken Shirts, $1.00. bys trail of ‘broken vite givens cut (41.00, a Aratex Semi-Soft Col- é 3 oe ars, one dozen for $1. »/$3 Men's Pants, Finck’s, $2.25 Boys’ Corduroy —_——_ Knickers, cut to $1.00, *| Union-made, cut to $1. $2.50 Men’s heavy Swe@ It mained for a dive | sever all vows and add a | ever have a| _|$1.00 Men’s Blue Work : ers, cut to $1.00. af 15c Men’s Canvas Gloves, pete |of motherhood ou of t of a| She tmmediat h did | telling her tc { oa and that a home » 4 be ter to this drama of war r Shirts go, 2 for $1.00. 25c Men’s Sox, 6 pairs, $1. here going back td SAVE Sea Ati orne ths | = ecae . « pied : ; 12 pairs for $1.00. .| Socks, 3 pairs for $1.00. 200 Suit Cases cut to $1. $3 Boys’ Shoes, cut to $1. : ICY WATERS pet one $3.00 Men’s Khaki Pants, | — lark soon after ro- | $2.50 Men’s Caps, $1.00. cut to $1.00. Brees tbe | Woman Leaps Into Rivers Is | ri ee cae ot ecsit SALE STARTS SATURDAY MORNING AT 9 A.M. Come—You can’t make any mis- rding to the bureau of statistic | Rescued by Mill Hands | larke acoused his wite of |take here. Remember our address—on the Corner at First Avenue and Pine Street. i 1923 the repe t ri. crisp, hot cereal | 0 cook for him—ho asked | | | _ cee e=«-RED FRONT CLOTHING COMPANY ? | 1601-1603 FIRST AVENUE, Corner Pine St. rate in Japan was 34.94 A . seine . wy, a Lodge Japan also was first in the divorce just pour hot milk SPOKANE, Wash. M rate in 1923. Tho population ts . . over two SHREDDED |: y CANADA GRAIN REPORT ing point in 1924, with a new record| OTTAW. 96 bushels handled in that | jon bust |wan accepted b | were married. SUNDAY, MARCH ported to be increasing 1.2 per eent WHEAT Biscuits. A 15, 1925 — qlgiuamle, Falls Lodge—on |} balanced ration—100% | nourishment —the ideal cool morning set-up. | LEARN HOW TO” TUATE 4 Otherwise Readers of Your Writing Must Guess at Meaning the season of 1925 on Sunday, ul wee March 15, and will be open every day of the week, including Sun- Lae until 9 p. m., for the service of Chicken or Luncheons, Te: r Banquets for small parties, We can assure perfect satisfaction and service. Come out—view the won Snoqualmie Falls—or take a de- Vightful ride up to the snow Iino. Reads in splendid condition. REMEMBER—Service at any time, any day, until 9 p. m. of wheat y excited and eald/ n had caused Of course, you have heard the old eS t _ ‘a + In] 5,000,000 more than in 1 of the man who pu! of thi t nd of _———$—————_—————— J 1 handled 94,866,503 bushels 9 bushels Everybody is—when Galveston, | stomach and liver are a, Boston | out of order. 2 Dyspepsia, indigestion, bilfous- ness, constipation and | quickly removed with Chocolate Fudge, Wine and Butterscotch SAUCES [ sauce that mat burner TR DROPSY |= Short Neved in a few hou: ins few days, regu y useful & of the new dictiona Wrinkles Disappear in Fifteen Minutes! ALL QUAL! French Premier Faced With Stupendous Task ake two tonight and yon will fed! ood tomorrow. 50 for 25 cents. thi pares Bel ac HWABDACHER BROS. CO» INC. | tanta. i Sold evennchera explanation ee is to uso them | PARIS, March 13.—Premier Her the radical head of the Frer svernment, Is engaged in the other exclusive educational | ji y ayes, wi | grateful task of secking a settlement | features are inco ae agic. It la most atart Sater take ese auch ts | elsewhe |, how, what you Bae ee +N} napph-coin, scsi ak | Pl hs . According to all present plans, Her-| you can get | to Play Registers jot noon is going t r = = | with the hea: When you wash off the | roment on pl {aco looks years y 2 | most difficult ‘8 pros o t t ee ent multitude of r me with leona 0a atiggiat | Herriot, probat 0 Finance | For ailing peo ir can obtain a pi {nin ch ‘ | Minister Clemer id his chief | lik th ng ple | i Brie, The, soak Of nent treati , |'n ao far as debts will be concerned they never knew | ae =e | Herriot is the first head of any before t that has mado fomo of the greatest results in| a iny real, ven parent. | modern medicine have come through | | : odern medicine he ough Recently the Lydia E. Pinkham leffort to settle France's gigantic war c j | a ‘ink ff a T| treating glands, The method means I wo-Pants | Medicine Co,, of Lynn, Mass., nent || § oy Herriot mado a start toward| revolution. Instead of drugs, we Jout over one hundred thousand JOHN i. F |‘ecking a basis of negotiation for a|now are using gland extracts and | questionnaires to women who had| GRADUATE OPTOME Ist ettler of war debt to] secretions, | | used Lydia B. Pinkham's Vegetable || _ Our eye examination Is as per- || tho T d State: 80 | | Compound, asking if the: han he ier fect nm skill, selentific Instru- ||), 4 PrP hittradtialine eee ene eevee yer. Alea) =) Rs hey had been || tecnts and years of experience || £804 Ins ations with | »st Important. Wo are using| helped by its use. From tho ro-|| tam devine. |Great Brita lement and | 1 to stimulate its functions piles received 98 per cent \en, from all walks of lite uthorities state that | | vill make|when inactive. And we are bring-| Glasses $5:00 |further efforts to reach an accord| ing helps, quick and impressive, Complete with Ame: which people never could gain In tho | had been relieved from the various | FREE EXAMINATION According to the Intest offocin!| old ways, ailments for which they had taken | 0 P (gures, France is owed a total of} What Torpid Liver Does }it. Isn't this a wonderful rocom-| GL BE 0 TICAL C0. 5,189,074,000 French francs in war| ‘Torpid liver doca more than cause | | mendation for the efficiency of this 1516 WESTLAKE AVE. ‘ | » which comprise obligations of | const! | old-fashioned root and herb medi i Between Pike and Pine a, Belgium, Serbia, Roumanta, | a quart of bile a day. And that bile|{| cine Advertisement. | ireece, Poland, Czecho - Slovakia, | checks intestinal germs ltaly, Portugal, Esthonia, Latvia,| If that bilo ts scant, germs multi- » Hungary and Austria. ply by millions, ‘They foed the blood OPEN AN ACCOUNT AND PAY AS CONVENIENT pation. ‘The liver supplies bilo, yourser | (XULBRANSEN The ‘Registering Piano Dandruff Soon Pie rn takes Boh dae bo Nara bento ee I tot va HE best way to judge a piano is by its performance—that’s why we invite you " $14, » th nited States and a|from that polson come all the re- mae 7 — M4 2 Destroys the Hair total of 627,000,000 pounds to Great| sults you attribute to fmpure blood. | to visit our showrooms and play the-GULBRANSEN yourself; whether you | Britain in war debts. Not only bad complexions and dull A rolls yj , its to ity wi i u Nee If you want plenty of thick, beau pects 9: sides TOME co Rae that Weed reat and auiti!) use the rolls or play it by hand, its tone quality will delight you. GULBRAN- | tifa), i ¥, silky hair, do by rid of dandruff, for it will your hair and ruin it if you SEN is the Registering Piano—plays in a musical way by registering your time, | touch and expression, Therein lies its superiority over ordinary player pianos. A trial will prove it to you! e@ A Kansas City baby has 10 living | mature old age, Heart and kidney grand and greatgrandpargnts, mak-| ttoubles come from poisons. ing another American who must be| Almost everyone who reads this strong for disarmament, suffers from inactive liver in sont way See What Ox Gall Does Try this now treatment in justice ida £5 to yourself, Stimulate the liver with [ Aids Girl Scouts | ox gall. You will fool the results in ja day. And perhaps they will show you tho way to new health, new Miss Alico Con-| youth, Perhaps this new glantl vay, nattonal) treatment is all you noed. 1 director at! But got real\ox gall, It comes tn of the Girl} tablets called Dioxol, Each tablet Youthful models in Wj { Kosa. Mat tha popular | It doesn’t do much good to try to |brush or wash it out. The only jsure way to get rid of dandruff {s to dissolve ft; then you destroy it lentirely. To do this, get about four ounces of ordinary liquid arvon; | apply ft at night when retiring; use enough to motaten tho scaip and rub jit in gently with the finger tips. | | By morning most, if not all, your dandruff will be gone, | Let us send a GULBRANSEN to your home under our EASY TERMS; we will accept your used | player or piano as part payment in exchange. Other GULBRANSEN “Models: Community $450 Country Seat $615 White House $700 All the new Spring application Scouts, @touring] contains ten dfops. ‘Then you will || “O” Upright $295 “S” Upright $350 Baby Grand $785 Topooats are on a entirely de-| BETTER AND the South, reor-| quickly realize all that ox gall does. | 1} Golbransen Trade Mark ibacconeiagta display.here now single sign and trace | CHEAPER ganizing Seo ut! Remember the namo — Dioxol.| at moMato prices bexou ‘will ting, 499; hat alae | THAN councils, During} There ave many spurious treatments 20u wil id, too, that ai ching , the past four] now for glands. Watch for a few Jand digtteg of tho senlp wilt atop MEAT years jt is estl-|days tho wondrous changes Dioxol pend your hair will look and feel 1,| Ft for Health mated Miss Con-| brings about, Your ceri future Band and Phonographs hundred times better. You can get | wyomiee, Fhcounl way has come in| may be changed, \Do this at once. Orchestra and EA Sanson RRC ies ae | WHEAT Bi Ls a direct contact| Guarantee; Anyone not is Instruments Radio Sets A y ANY with 100,000 Girl] fied with results from the first vox 1427 FIFTH AVENUE t how much dandruff you 304 Hallway Vachauge Bldg. Scout captains, | of Dioxol may return the empty box Between Pika and Union iis simple remedy never 4 wirls and moth-|to the makers and receive his money fails.—Advertisement, ane. back,—Advertisoment. ~.