The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 7, 1925, Page 14

mee HIE FPEATTLE t To Seattle 2 as ‘ ¥ » : Parker To Deputy Sheriff Lee der agent i aw To. Santa Claus sepa tn spite To a Summit Ave. Street Car Operator sr To Pedestrians exasperating To oa Brown you will at tableaux of all nat & good cause To “What Price Glory? Metropolitan Theater | f Tye not Gentlemen atreet cars wi with a sm derstand, the fj fans’ organization To Old King Boreas You Cold-hearted Bird: funny notion of pulling the same » time.- Ice and sno Seis land. Stay ther To All Auto Drivers Dear Motorists: It's time to. wak Why wait until the last minute t get yours? Do it now, lessen th Moment rush. There wouldn't be plenty of time, between now and th To Theodore Winthrop’: Revered Pioneer Aut “Nah-chez pass" will be read by every citizen of t It's in the public library. To Standard Furniture Co. Home Furnishers: Congratula on the erected at the University board and fitting it up with real f And it speaks well for the honesty of display unguarded To American Negroes Dear Colored Folk: I hear fact that you haven't b despite liberation of y fact that there’s little band you together as an organization to’ secure your CHIEF SEATTLE To My People Dear Seattleltes: and condition of his monument out n Built in a day when hideous bronzes and ¢ there is nothing beautiful and nc can be proud. Why not a useful a memorate the red-skinned friend of aa spirit? The old chief ts rather To Everybody Just before you come downtown t Christmas presents you intend to gi fore that last Saturday’s chec! helping the salesgiris, the mailmen and a lot of « CHIEF SEATTLI To the Washburn-Haines Co. Dear Chrysler Distributors: I saw your new opening last Tuesday. It is a beautiful place an ¢ity can well be proud of ormal nd the CHInF SEATTLE To Chief of Police W. B. Severyns Dear Chief: Good for you in ordering suppression of all gambling dice games, I understand the Retail Cigar Store a operating with you in reporting ail v fon 1s co: partment, BATTLE. Jolators to the police CHIEF To Phinney Car Conductor 131 The chief has noticed that all sorts of people getting on your car has a pleasant word for you. No matter how tir worn or weary, they brighten up to give you a pleasant word. Ma t ur personality, but we believe it is appre: of past se person who has served the public cor sly can have To Supt. Henderson of the Municipal Railway Dear Sir: Why, oh why do you send out thes “open work" trolley ears on these blustery, rainy, cold mornings? Oftentime *% they do not even have heaters installed, and {f one is not securely clothed, ha han a hard time to keep warm. Woe have seen closed cars in we passed car burns In these open refrigerator cars : CHIME SH. rds when TLE, To E. L. Miles, Bhsinels Matinge? of “MAin-7810” Dear Sir; All radio fans er from KTCL on the working everything from A to bout ho ing lives and property. Good stuff To Dr. W. H. Rich 4 Dear Fisheries Hxpert: Welcome to Seattle the federal fisheries laboratory for Western United State located here, in the most important fisheries port on the T hope your work will be successful, for if tt is, It cannot hal to the great benefit of the Queen City, your in » police dopar this organiza alk Monday night ki CHIGE SHATTLIN. FETE AT HOTEL | Olympic Banquet Attended by 600 Seattleites Barrel Factory Is Destroyed by Fire yed A THREE QAVS COUGHS YOUR - UNGER ait with portrait pumpkin pies hit the ertisement. (Ady Rub the Spine If pine ts the} . nical iNe, thinking ®0 a rubbing Ease and you bel column | alghten out | makes old ks look and feel younger. Many | pple are getting It daly from all | | good pharmaciata. 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Store closes forever January 1. SUITS and OVERCOATS a | fies Suits and Overcoats that sell regularly at $30.00, and some at $35.00. Included are 2-Pants Suits. Closing Out Sale price Think of this: Here are some good wearing garments at $9.85. Not this season's styles, but mighty good clothes that sold at $25.00 and $30.00 a few seasons ago. NOW.......... 29" DRESS. SHOES per pair for 150 pairs | 150 pairs of Men's smart $5.00 Oxfords, . :95 this season's styles, u for Suits and Overcoats of the kinds we've never sold for less than 25.00. Some of them reg- ularly priced at $30.00. 2 for Suits and Overcoats in a select group, including fine worsteds. Many have two pairs of pants. 85 for Hirsh - Wickwire Suits and Overcoats that sold regularly for $50.00. famous $ 9 of our regular $5.50 — Tan and Black Dress Shoes. 200 Collar - attached All the $1.00 Neckwear in Shirts, former! priced this store, on sale at..... 69c at $2.00, a ne : $3.50 ones in the lot, going All $1.50 ties at..n:.. 2. $1.15 wiki Van Huesen collars........ 39c 278 Silk Stripe Mad Arrow webbing cloth collars, 29c ras, Corded Madras AMA YOOsLOD pr, 5s eer spare ¢ 85c and Cameron Sun vy proof Shirts, regularly Arrow stiffcollars.:..).....7.. 16c priced at $2.85, sale A dozen collars for... ..$1.56 Idaho worsted sox......... 39c 18s Olinx. unhohed Shirts of English broadcloth, priced at $3.50, NOW... regularly UNION SUITS All §2.50 and $3.00 Superior Union $i 69 . Suits on sale at $5.69 Flannel Shirts Half Price 300 Silk Stripe Mad and English Broadcloth Shirts, Very special to ras Union Suits, sold regu », to close out ac close out SHIRTS On account of limited time, prices have been cut with entire disregard to cost. At These Prices Just think of buying Xmas gifts as cheaply as this. Good ARROW HANDKERCHIEFS 15c ARROW For dropstitch Heather Hose of excellent quality. HANDKERCHIEFS A box of two for....... GOOD LISLE SOX, ONLY 23c Five pairs for a dollar 3/c For 50c President Suspend- ers. Webbing is strictly fresh Genuine Paris and Boston Garters. The 50c kind, only 39c Our regular 0 $ Mallory Hats, dneice 2:45 CUE Ate cates cers Our regular $6.00 Mallory Hats, closing $3.95 s 19 OUE Ate eG ieee coecegs Our regular $9.00 Hats, on sale, very $5.95 special, at ......... Closing out a few $13.50 Hats in this sale at $9.95 . $1.95 . $1.45 $99 $3.00 CAPS AT. $2.50 CAPS AT. $2.00 CAPS AT 5269 sau nee: aig IS OUR OWN ORIGINAL STOCK, NOT GOODS BOUGHT FOR THIS EVENT ALSO REMEMBER—This Sale Does Not Apply to Our Big Store at Fourth and Pike Some were disap- pointed Saturday on account of the crowds. But we have employed more help and will be able to serve every ' Big Assortment $5.00 Cassimere and Worsted one now, Pants $2.95 Tailored Ready(Co. THIRD AT YESLER—FRYE HOTEL BOYS’ SHIRTS Madras, Percalo and Crepe Collar + band Shirts, regularly priced 95, now