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Friday, Feb. 8,1914
fj Link Your Interests to This Chain of Credit Stores. Hi
nYou Should H
Q Save Some Q
Q Money NOWQ
Ll Tin' opportunity is here for you to he well LJ
p\ dressed, save some money and jjet credit too H>
LJ if you want it. We let you make your own LJ
Hi saving and terms during this sale. This is HS
LJ how you can do it: LJ
I 1 $1.00 Deposit Credit* you with 92.00 I J
W Balance $1.00 ■ W.-ek dgfo L^
f^ $13.00 Deposit Credit* j„ii win, $1.00 Jm_W W^\
I I Balance 91.00 a Week At3m 1 I
SAaw $«.00 Deposit Credits you with $10.00 TWJMi *^U
f*\ Balance 91-00 a Week V^>\
II $10.00 Deposit Credit* you with 920.00 /wßlrt 1 I
Q HALF PRICE Ik. %LJ
Yon Have No More to Pay , A»"A\ t Y~^ r»^
!l Come lv aitd select a new suit, coat, l&7« k) Vv*^\ \<4 I i
jM£ dress or pair of shoes You can net A Ut^%\\V
f'M them for half pflce, or you can pay us fv-^jHBC
|.J much down as you wish ami have your ■vw^.rfll' 1 I
Jot own terms on the balance. This stilo t*S_^'l\y W
J"'l applies only to women's wear. IT^ eit_U
{__,§ Women's Suits $1H..10 to $:tL'..->0 \ 0 W I ]
W Women's Coats .... $t».7.'» to *;t7..".0 I fi 7 Km
I"1 Women's Dresses $0.7.1 to 927.30 V 7m M^
Q |$1 down sale :::::;:: ' | AIL Q
U -ii Until 111 P. \l. Satui-dav.' LJ
« 1125 C St. W
-LJ ItIHUIV THE CABLES
Stylish Clothing for Men, I
Women and Children
91-OO a Week.
Between the Cables.
"Swap" the dog for a Persian
rat. See Want Ad page. **
Just a
Few Left
We have a few fine overcoats
ln dark brown and gray left
from the season's orders we
will sell for about halt price
$10 .2 $17.50
We also have a few fine suits
left from orders we will sell
for balance due on them
$12.50!,: $20
THE HERALD
TAILORING 00.
E«tab. 1889.
110 So. 12th St. Opp. P. O.
Tacoma & Indianapolis
FaaUit and KliioK Day SUam
•rs—Ths Quick and QuUt
Way to ■•attla,
EIGHT ROUND 1811-S DAILY
lmara Municipal Dock, Taooma,
7:11, ».00, 11:00 a. m.. 1:00, 1:00,
1:00, 7:00, » p. m.
I_aav« Colman Dock. Seattle.
T:00, 1:00, 11:00 a. bl, 1:00. 1:00.
»:00, . :QO, 111 lp. m.
SlngU Fara, lie; Round Trip 6t>c
* PrCANKa kvkht a HOURS
■. 0. JOSEI, A(..t
O.flc Municipal Dock Main 3441
ULTIMATUM IS
STILL MISSING
The "ultimatum" of the coun
cil to Stone-Webster was just
grandstand.
At 3:40 Thursday the time ex
pired ln which the T. R. A P. waa
to answer whether It would ac
cept the offer of the council on
the tldeflat line.
The ultimatum waa treated
with (Xtntempt and no answer has
,been made, according to the
mayor.
Today, Instead of declaring ne
gotiations off, the council pro
posed to start some more dicker
ing.
"There will be no more dicker
ing aa far as 1 am concerned,"
said Mills with great bombast in
the council chamber.
Then he went Into the star
Almost Frooze
After trouble with his foster
mother little 7-year-old orphan
Percy Baker slept ln a big dry
goods box ln a neighbor's yard at
Belllngham with the mercury 12
below freezing and he nearly
frooze to death.
SOLD ON SUNDAY
Charged with violating the
Sunday liquor law, James Mack
of South Prairie was arrested yes
terday by one of the county's
special agents. lie was released on
$:.'i(i bail.
GETS IN TROUBLE
MARTINEZ, Cal., Feb. 6. —
Alfred Rhodes, former soldier and
war correspondent ln the Philip
pines, ls in Jail for wrecking a
pool room in a frenzy.
Seize Opium
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 6. —
Opium .^orth $70,000 shipped
from Hongkong to Manzantllo,
Mexico, was seized and confiscat
ed here Thursday.
Higgins Here
J. J. Hlggins, state pure food
Inspector, talked to Tacoma gro
cers last night on how to keep
their wares in good condition.
DAY OF PRAYER
University of Puget Sound ob
served Thursday as a day of pray
er
SCHMIDT IS
FOUND GUILTY
NEW YORK, Feb. 6.—After
deliberating almost five hours,
the second Jury to try "Father"
Hans Schmidt returned a verdict
last evening convicting the al
leged priest of having murdered
Anna Anmuller, the girl whom he
made his wife through a self
conducted marriage ceremony.
Schmidt will be sentenced to
death next Wednesday. The sham
priest still assert* that he Is
guilty, and that he wants to die. -
He declared last night that he
would resist any effort to drag
out the case longer, and begged
that his execution be fixed for as
early a date as possible.
REBELS ORDER
FLYIN6 MACHINES
CPLTACAN, Mexico, Feb. 6. —
General Carranza announces that
etxenslve operations will soon
beglnsby the rebels. They have
ordered flying machines in the
United States and will buy some
armored cruisers slso to use on
the sea. Arms will be poured in
to the rebel camps from the Unit
ed States and there will be things
doing against Huerta now.
Barbers Have
a Great Time
Tacoma barbers ate, sang, play
ed, laughed, boxed, howled with
joy and listened to oratory from
Charles Perry Taylor and R. Ess-
I ler at their first bamiuet and so
elnl session last night. Easier
talked mainly on barber sanita
tion.
HOME FOR POOR
WHITE PLAINS, K. V., Feb. 6.
—Annie Coe McDowell .has left
$75,000 to establish a home for
genteel and cultured persons who
are without funds and are not
wanted by relatives.
NOT FI6KO
WASHINGTON, D. C, Feb. 6.
—Unfinished currency worth $4,
--000 has disappeared from the
mint.
FIND DEAD JAP
Mangled and unidentified re
mains Of a Japanese who had
been hit by a Northern Pacific
train were found on the track
near Ostrande Thursday.
■ —_-_—-—_-
chamber, and the mayor whis
pered In his ear ln his seductive
tone, and Mills came out and de
clared that the matter would be
settled next Monday. So there is
to be more dickering after all.
It was given out at the T. R.
& . office yesterday that Bean was
preparing his answer to the city.
But he did not file It with the
city as far as known. The mayor
said he had heard nothing yes
terday afternoon and none of the
other commissioner* did.
Woods said this morning he
understood Stone of Boston had
sent word it was up to Manager
Bean. It is also whispered that
Mayor Seymour, after putting the
ultimatum up to Bean, then be
gan telegraphing Stone to go over
Bean's head.
N.P. SELLS TIMBER
Northern Pacific sold $72,870
worth of timber near Fairfax to
the Manley-Moore bogging com
pany Thursday,
Itching Stops
Instantly!
Oae Application of 7.i:t10 Slop*
Thin 1 nbearanle Torlurr imtl
IMakea 111,- llmlli Living
(_-l ■ 20c ll„HI.- Toda; and Prnvr It
It doesn't take any longer to ap
ply ZI.Mo than It does to ac.ratch
and rub thOße
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S^£rt&-* ym good. zi.mo
(mSjr-^^ rff I""" an Instant
{JBfSy *\WA fcj ond to the
\fc» Itching, lea.
¥k I Ins tli,. skin
KIVL "Sf I cool ami rotii-
UM >J fortabla, while
mm ... rut. liiiik Just
k »«» Mmm Hqu.'i'H the cause
a..*. .•■ H..»r tVcMrtw Urtcif the itching;
■ltaE__?tS____V_i____i"'* at the same
tram nam t ule-tlr time
—a -a— This remark
able skin remedy acts almost like
magic. It quickly allays the Irri
tation that causes itchlinj, whether
this Is germ activity or clogged
pores aud blond vetsele, and when
used regularly produces really
wonderful and permanent results.
Try ZKMii! Prove It for your
self. Buy a 2.1 c bottle today and
■ton your torture at once.
y.1.M0 la sold and guaranteed by
druggists everywhere, and ln Taco
ma by Crown Drug Company, 1132
Pacific avenue.
Try Tramm's Special*
Whiskey lo*
000M0
nitUMMR
Ikua 80. a Mala 177%
THS TACOMA TIMES.
February Clearance Sale
Tomorrow Comes the Wind-Up of This Remarkable
Sale and It Is With Great Satisfaction That We Note
the Ready Response of the Public to Our Values
Offered During This Sale
i
Grand Finale In Women's Wear
The final boy to the public will be made by the 19.13 styles at
tomorrow's selling.
But still we consider our ready-to-wear garments a pood in
vestment to the women of Tacoma. The general effect of the
styles cooling in will cause but slight changes.
fAll Our Coats In
Are included all our women's coats, priced
regularly up to $17.50. The latest styles are
IncJuded and a more up-to-date lot cannot bo
•At $12.00
All our coats priced higher than $17.n0 are
Included here and you will find exceptionally
flue models of rare elegance in this assort-
REMARKABLE SALE OF
WAISTS AT $3.98
Fine dressy waists suitable for formal occa
sions during afternoon or evening. The dain
tiest of colors In contrasting effects made
of delicate chii'lou:*, shadow laces or silks
are here in these delightful waists marked
regularly to $7.00, q»9 QQ
now only tpdiuO
Be Sure and See Our Suit Specials
One Lot, $12.50
And another lot at 91A.00, probably offering
the most stupendous values eter known in
I I HAVE YOU VOTED IN OUR BIG I ' " I
Williams' Talcum On\Jf\r\T nCWt^T* I?C.T9 pc a, Vcerlne
Powderj regularly 25c oUiIUUL. UUJN 1 J-LiO 1 I Soap; regularly 10c,
Special at— The enthusiasm and interest the public has taken so far in this voting Special at—
contest show their interest in the schools of Tacoma and the welfare of
I 0/-> their children. Tlie voting contest is quite close and a large number of *\(~*
.lmmm--\.s s<ln»ols arc fij>,litin^ for tbe lead. t/v
Lwimihmm WATCH TOMORROW NIGHT'S PAPERS FOR EXACT RETURNS ■m._^..^mhh._________m
UNDERWEAR SPECIALS
WOMEN'S $2.00 DRAWERS $1.25
Pure wool white drawers and lights, in all sizes. These are so reduced because
the vests to match have all been sold. They are regularly $2.00, now special
at 91.25
WOMEN'S UNION SUITS $1.50
These are mixed wool union suits in high neck and long sleeves as well as
ankle length, Dutch neck and elbow sleeves. The extar sizes are $1.75, regu
lar sizes 91.50
SPECIALS IN OUR GROCERY DEPARTMENT
DRIED FRUITS—
Prunes —Fancy 30-40 Washington Premium, 5 lbs.,
OOe; per lb 15c
Prunes —Medium size, 50-60 size. :, lbs., 40r; per
lb 10c
Prunes, small size California, 90-100, 6 lbs., 80r; per
lb ir* i 7c
NUTS —
Walnuts—Fancy budded, 6 lbs., 91.05; per lb 30c
Walnuts, large hard shell, 5 lbs., 83c; per lb 20c
Almonds —Fancy soft shell, 5 lbs.. 91-18; per lb.. .26c
Brazil —6 lbs., 91.15; per lb. . .2. 25c
Pecans, 5 lbs., 91.15; per lb. . .I. 25c
CEREALS—Pancake flour, Spstfry, large pkg., 25c;
per doz 1 92.05
Alber's large pancake, per sack,Bsc; per doz. . .92.05
Peacock buckwheat, per pkg., lilt•; per doz 92.05
Roman Meal, per pkg., 25c; perfdoz 92.85
Post Tarem, special, per pkg., 99c! per doz. . . -91.90
Cream of wheat, per pkg., 20c; |er doz 91.95
Grape nuts, per pkg., 1254 c; perodoz 91.40
Shredded wheat biscuits, per |>ki;., 12.4 c; per doz.,
at il »«-40
Kellogg Toasted Cornflakes, petf pkg., 10c; per doz.,
at 1 *1.10
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All Children's Hats Reduced
We have only three prices In our ele
gant children's millinery, aa follows:
AT OCm We are offering regular
C-J\i values to $1.48.
AT Efln We will sell our children's
Jvd hats marked regularly up to
83.00.
ATf lAA H*ta originally as high as
0 liUU f6.00 and 17.00 are of
'ered here.
1,1 ltm. MWEAI/S ASPARAGUS—No. 2ft can, large
green, 2Bc value, special, per can 20c
SOAP AND OLKANKKS—
Lenox Soap, 7 cakes 25c; box 100 cakes *:«.__."»
Bob White, 6 cakes 25c; box 100 cakes 94.10
P. A (i. Naptha, 6 cakes 25e; box 100 cakes . . .94.10
Gold Dust Washing Powder, 25c pkg.; special. . . .19c
New England Cleanser, 10c can; special, 6 for . . . .25c
CANNED VEGETABLES—
Corn —Fancy Maine BUgar corn, Pride of Maine brand,
case 24 cans, 98.80; doz. cans, 91.00; per can. . . .15c
Flower Oirl Brand Corn, extra good, case 24 cans,
91-00; doz. cans, 91.0O; per can 10c
Tomatoes —Ferndell Brand, No. 3 cans solid pack, case
24 cans, 93-00; doz. cans, 91.95; per can 20c
Tomatoes—Hunt's Supreme solid packed, caae .24
cans, 90 , 25; dot. cans, 91.05; per can 15c
Tomatoes —California Club Brand, No. 2\. cans, hand
packed, case 24 cans, 91.90; doz. cans, 95c; per can 8c
Hominy—Great Western hr»nd No. 2V4 cans, case 24
cans, 4.iAH; doi. cans, A'.eS. per can tSs
Peas —Small sifted pea, Ferndell brand, case 24 cans,
90.N0; doz. cans, 92.00; per can 20ft
Peas—Medium grade. 3-P brand, case 24 cans, 92.50;
doz. cans, 91.40; per can 12He
MILLINERY CLEAN UP
The last of our winter hats are going at
a very low price. Spring is a long ways
off and no woman can afford to miss
such an opportunity. All our hats worth
regularly to $10.00. 7Q_*
now I «)C
SUITS FOR /hAHF
REAL LIVE NkU /■%
MEN AT ... . t|/t/« I tl
A real clearance of standard, staple goods, held by a reliable
house at prices far below the usual clearance price for such
splendid suits.
Our suits are made of all wool materials nnd may be had <C__fa.
from a good selection of brown and gray tuix.-d. We X" lV
have a wide selection in sizes 34 to 44, both regulars & 29P
and stouts, although we have not every - .-■» in every ISTT'T.
Overcoat Special, $9.75 _^ri'i'Mi^»i
Lots of cold weather ahead, they tell us, and the MWft.'/_ hii'ft^m
Groundhog saw his shadow, so you had better get one Kitifa/VkVjß^W
of these nice, warm winter overcoats that we sold regit- ?'j|_?''f #^_\ X
larly ut |IS,OO and $18.00 ,and come in brown, gray *'V/asi'i.-Tfe^ 1
and tan mixtures, as well as tweeds. Sizes U4 to 41!. V 4** .tNT VmYi \\ \
Now, siiecial 90.7,"» fl,, :.. ,j k\\ v\ |
Men's $1.00 Union Suits, Now Only 69c *ny \ j B\U
A good medium weight union suit. This is made of a I !■■'"'■ I>' k"^
nice cotton knit material, and is Just the thing for this l-j* •• y ':.' \ \
season of the year. It is n very well made garment, fit- tvl'. I ; \
ted with the closed crotch. Sites 30 to 44. Regularly, I I l-j \
per garment, $1.00. Tliis sule only OOe \ 1 \
Guyot Suspenders, 29c k P
This famous suspender is sold the world over at SOc. I XL I
Here you may have it at the very special price of. .JMJc ,-• I- J f
All Men's $2.00 Hats Only $1.50 M J? M
Derbys, felts and soft hats of all descriptions that com- frLr^vK
posed our famous $2.00 hat line are now being disposed 4C^ Y£\
of at special price of . 91.'">0 Ss/
WOMEN'S <t.O/IQ
SHOES AT tpZ.4:7
We have just, received a large shipment of fine dress and walking shoes In stzes
for women or big misses. We have them In patent, dull calf, gunmetal with dull
and cloth tops. They have rough toes, heavy soles and low hcles. Some hare
Cuban heels. We have a full range of sizes 2Vi to 8. They will be special to
morrow at 92.49
CORSETS 69c
A large number of Dollar corsets, rep
resenting odd sizes In broken lines. In
fact, over 40 of these are Included In
this special lot, which will be cleared at
the very low CQ*.
price of Otf C
I TEA
Tetley's Green Label Brand, India and
Ceylon Tea, 1-lb. can, 65c value, spe
cial 50c
A C Japaiie/iew crop, 60c value, special
35c; 3 lbs. for $1.00
Lard —In bulk, special, per lb. ... 12Vae
Crisco—Large can, $1.05 value, special,
Syr can 95c
iutter—Fancy Washington Tub But
ter, direct from the creamery, fresh
churned from pure cream, special 35c lb.
3 lbs. for $1.00
Coffee—Peoples Store Defiance Blend,
25c value, special 22c, 5 lbs. for.. .SI.OO
Milk—Mt. Vernon brand, 7y 2 c per can,
per doz. 90c, per case 48 cans $3.40
UMBRELLAS AT $2.19
The India Shaped Umbrella, that can
be turned Inside out without damage;
made on steel rod and paragon frame,
with good cotton taffeta cover, lone
ebony handle*; priced •<! f A
only *tila
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FAOI THEML ,
