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Tiun-v.iat, ,lmie IS. I'M I Patronize Washington Socialist Advertisers and tell them about it. FORCED SALE!! By order of the committee appointed by Mr. Meier, pro prietor of this store, after a meetinjy we came to the final de cision that all accumulations for the last tight years in this establishment must bo sold out at any cost. If you are not a particular dresser according to style and want pood tailored clothes tor very little money, in fact, for less than the cost of the labor, not figuring the cloth, lining and trimming, tort is an opportunity of a lifetime for the most humble people to be well dressed at those prices. THIS SALE WILL INCLUDE OUR UPTODATE GOODS AS WELL AS THOSE THAT WE WON'T CARRY OVER ANY LONGER. A REMINDER 'I'll.- Blue sky law of the State of Washington is very strict . in regard to advertising an\ --toe]; of goodl at prieei that can't : produced, ia a felony and the penalty is a caah fine and a jail sentence, one or both. We can assure \»m that the pro prietor of this store has so far conic up to his word ami is more ■ than willing to abide by it now. BY COMMITTEE. JUNE 19th FORCED PRICES THAT WILL _JfIJ)VEJHE GOODS_ . _ LADIES' SUITS $20.00 Suits cut to $5.95 HM Dresses cut to $1.95 MEN'S SUITS AND OVER- MILLINERY U"Al° *10.00 Hats cut to $2.95 $15.00 Men's Sits, Union Made, One lot of Hats, value up to $4, cut to $8.85 K°od tor camping, go at. . 19c |SE "" Men's Suits cut to $14.85 $1000 worth of French Plumea at Wcsb Waists up to |1.50 this forced sale at less than go at 49c half price. Egrett style stick- Middy Blouses, were $1.50, op, looks as good as the Kenu now 79c me, go at 29c TODAYS STYLES TODAY "**" !812 HEWITT " § EVERETT'S RELIABLE CREDIT HOUSE * ALWAYS THE ALWAYS THE jj LARGEST SELECTION LOWEST PRICES I »♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦»♦»»»»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦»♦»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦»♦♦♦»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ BACHELDER<aCORNEIL j t Better Clothes || i > for Men and Boys • Special Hosiery Offer Guaranteed Wear-Ever Hosiery fc Men and Women Ladies' Special Offer For Limited Time Only— Six pairs of our finest 35c value la diee' guaranteed hose in black, tan or white colors with written guarantee, for $1.00 and 10c for postage, etc. SPECIAL OFFER FOR MEN For a limited time only, six pairs of our finest 35c value Guaranteed Hose any color with written guaran taiand c pair of our well known Men's Wradise Garters for one dollar, and Wl for postage, etc. You know these hose; they stood thej test when all others failed. They |if* real foot comfort. They have no Seams to rip. They never become loose and baggy as the shape is knit in, not pressed in. They are Guar anteed for fineness, for style, for su periority of material and workman ship, absolutely stainless and to wear six months without holes, or a new pair free. Don't delay, send In your order be fore offer expires. Give correct size. WEAR-EVER HOSIERY COMPANY Dayton, Ohio RILEY- COOLEY SHOE CO. 1712 Hewitt Aye, B. & M. $2.50, $3.00, $3.50 SKoes will save you money B. & M. CASH SHOE STORE Corner Hewitt and Hoyt Aye. Our Shoes Are Better Fisher, the Shoeman Cor. Hewitt and Wetmore Fifteen Years In Everett Always go to C. PETERSON Oldest and most reliable iho« ra pair shop in the city. 29*1 WETMORE AVI. Next to People's Theater HOW COULD IT BE! "The honor of our flag i.s no more in the keeping of Mr. Huerta than it is in the keeping of a Papuan canni bal who might, have eaten an Ameri can missionary who had a flag in his valise. "The, honor of the flag is involved in preserving a just, peace In the world, In minding our own affairs, and in promoting the welfare of our own people along the lines of self-govern ing democracy and equalized economic irtunlty." So spake Representative Kent, of California, and so say all who are not tool of the Oil Trust or the Hearst ests. THE ARMED CITIZEN. in th<> Washington Socialist for Ma; 28 Comrade H. Untnrmann has an artl clo under the bond "Arum and Secre Police," which bead very pertinent am lice," «hlch i ■ \ i tv pertinent ani very timely, i ash every reader ti lumt up tin1 paper and read Unter until such ■ time un wo can win ■ na There is no disputing the fact tim the master olass in trying to force i i ; ti It before we are ready for It Moreover, THEY WILL SUCCEED. it ii nil well enough to oounoel calm ui'hb and deliberation] but wo shouh not let our calmness go to th« extent [of stagnation! it In easily possible foi m to deliberate bo much that, we will loie the fuciilty of doing anything else, • After nil these years of deliberation wo have arrived iii the point where the first cull for real decisive action finds iih all up in the air. ■ If we can put off the final conflict tit 11 it Bitch a time v wo can win ■ na tional election, It is very probable that the moral effect of inch action would be strong enough to greatly reduce the opposition to our program if it did not remove it entirely. If wo can gat all workers properly educated in class solidarity, AND SCIENTIFIC! SOCIAL ; ism, wo can without doubt accomplish our object by s PEACEFUL general strike. Hut the masters know this just as well as we do; and they do not Intend to give us time. This chronic panic which we are existing in, is making the uneducated workers desperate! In their blind and groping way the workers are seeking it redress of their wrongs. Persecution Swells Our Numbers. Socialists will have to become seme thing more OK LESS —than human before they cease to agitate, and work for the advancement of their philos ophy. This unceasing and ever in creasing activity on our part naturally draws to ourselves tile strongest and most violent opposition of the masters. Ridicule and slander could not stop us. a "Conspiracy of Silence" could not stop us. Starvation, imposed by means of the lockout and the black list, only made us grow the stronger. Jaillngs, by .wholesale, made our cause all the more popular. Individual and Isolated beating and torturing of our more militant members has been tried for some time, but with the result of strengthening our ranks rather than weakening them. Individual and iso lated killing 1 of our comrades has proved futile. NOW they are resort- Ing to MURDER EN MAPS. , Cause for Alarm. Yesterday it was Ludlow; the day before it was Calumet; further back it was Paint Creek. TOMORROW it will be Seattle, or Everett, or AR LINGTON. Next week it may easily become general. America may easily develop "Black Hundreds" as well as Russia, Socialists may very soon be hunted in the U. S. as were the Jews in Russia. It is asking too much to ask people | to sit calmly deliberating and allow themselves to be murdered, e.ven if they are Socialists, and working men. It i.s the law of life, "To continue living." The person who allows him self to be murdered without making the greatest possible effort at resist ance has never really been alive. He is merely a semi-animate lump of : matter, and should be put out of the way. Should Take Berger's Advice. Wherefore, after several week* of the calmest consideration of which I am capable, I have decided that the law of self-preservation demands that we now ACT upon the advice of Victor !.. Berger, when he said in his famous speech, "Therefore, I Kay, each of the 500,000 Socialist voters, and the two million working men who Instinctively incline our way, should, besides doing much reading, and still more thinking, also have a good rifle and the neces sary ammunition In his home and ho prepared to back up his ballot with his bullets if necessary." The IT. S. con stitution provides that the right of the people to keep and to bear anus shall not be Infringed, and, until tins rlghi is infringed there is no need of sec recy. The only reason why the or ganization should be used for the pur pose of supplying ARMS is because by co-operating, and getting them In quantities , they can be purchased cheaper. Also it Is important lb.it | they should be of uniform pattern, and calibre, so that ammunition can be Interchangeable, Equally importani with the ownership of arms i.s the proper knowledge of how to use tin m, and at least a good working knowl edge of guerella warfare. For this latter reason, I hope to see every So cialist local, and every union local, transform Itself into a military school. War Is deplorable. It. is brutal and tld be avoided aa long as possible. WAR IS HELL and we want none of it. But, If the master class Insist on having hell, let us be prepared to them hell, .TOWN 1 McSLARROW. Northern Transfer Co. i I No hauling too large or amall » J Storage In connection J i Office phone Tnd. 292, Sun. 191 » i i Residence Ind. 417 ' i * 3006 MoDOUGALL AYE. { WASHINGTON SOCIALIST SOCIALIST PICNIC WILL BE II KM) AT GIG HARBOR. 1 Jul) I will be celebration day In a 1 Hoclatlßl waj Qls Harbor, Refresh -1 monti ami short afternoon speeches VIII he Hie order of Hie diiv. The Tnl lowing Interesting program has been 1 arranged 1 "One Big Union," Dora McKee. "The i '' i ) l l- Mini Patriotism,*',.i. n TldbalL ■"Why Hie Chtirch (Ipposes Social I Ism," Rev. B, n Bills. "Why Bhould Teachers Be Booial Ihln'."' Sue McKee ' "Revolutionary Tendency of the Orange," Lee Pace. "The I.ihhl Question," W. P, Yar 1 nell, ■win This Pinching, Biting Pov eriy in the Hay Island Country?" John Fredericks. "Thi- Militia s Disgrace to a Young Man," Earl Knapp, ISLAND HALL PICNIC A SUC CESS. Last Sunday Boclalliti from Traf ton, Sllvana, Lakewood and Arlington had mi enthusiastic plonlc a( Island Hall. An enjoyable program wu ren di red in the afternoon oomlitlng of music, recitations and shprl speeches, Comrade Tbot. Jensen gave an ad dress of welcome, County Secretary Curl Olonska spoke on scientific Bo olalisto and the fully of voting the <>i<i parly tickets. .1. M. Sailer K|»>ke of the remarkable growth of Socialism in thin country and (lie extent to which Boclallsi philosophy has permeated ho ciety, splice foriiiiis giving a more <ie talled account of the program and the comrades who helped to make it a sue oess. 6* FARM AND CITY LOANS May tie obtained to repay mortgages, remove ineumbranccs, purchase or Im prove property, special privileges, correspondence invited. A. ('. General Agency, 767 Qas * Electric Bldg., Den ver, Colo., or 440 I'hclan Bldg., San Francisco, Calif. The Ulster situation isn't half so Interesting us the manner in which Bernard Shaw will sum it up when he gets around on the Job. New York Evening Sun. Man yields to custom as he bows to fate, In all things ruled —mind, body and estate; In pain. In sickness, we for cure apply To them we know not, and we know not why. —Crabee. Grand THEATRE "The House of Features" Saturday, June 20 Return Engagement of Mary Pickford IN "less of the Storm Country." THE GREATEST ATTRAC TION OF THE YEAH Don't let it Ret by you this time. It's your last chance to Bee this famous star In her greatest dramatic production. Sunday, June 2! "Lucille Love" ihe Bin of Mystery SERIES No. 9 DON'T MISS A SINGLE INSTALLMENT OF THIS WONDERFUL SERIAL. THIS TIME THEY ARE IN 'FRISCO AND THERE IS SOMETHING DOING EVERY MINUTE. You and all your friends will appreciate this number Immensely. Music by the Grand Elite Orchestra — Max Elßter, Lead ii. See the Grand first. MASS CONVENTION OF THE LEWIS COUNTY COMRADES. ITo All Boclallßls in Lewis County! Comrades The county > xecutive committee has decided to call a maun i onventlon in bo beld in the Socialist hull. Centralia, Sunday, Juno 28, i m vi ni inn to open at n o'clock -,\ m, and remain in session until Hie Following i - ni'SK is transacted: i iii Selecting candidates tor conn ty iiiki state offices to stand tor noml nation al the primary e| ( (lion Hiis full. second Writing county platform. Third Making suitable arrange ments for the carrying on of an ag gresslve campaign this full Please notify all comrades in your Section by phone or postal card ;irid urge them in be in attendance at this mass convention. The time for action has arrived. If you enn possibly arrangl your affairs BO thai you can Spare tie time to at lend this mass conventll>n, do <u> and lend your counsel to Hie end that, the actions of the convention may more nearly voice the desires and senti ments of the Socialists of Lewis coun ty. Action, action, this Is the order of the day Yours for the revolution, W. 11. BTACKHOUBB, llox 618 County Secretary. POWER OF THE PRESS. The advantages of the press art; very great and consist chiefly in the fact that the circle of hearers is ex tended a hundredfold, or a thousand fold, ;ik compared to the hearers of the spoken word. ThiH increase of Hie circle of readers is important not because there are many readers, hut because among the millions of people of different nations and sta tions to whom a book becomes ac 'l ihle, those who share similar thoughts discover one another, and j while living thousands of miles apart not knowing one another, are yet united and live by one spirit, having the spiritual Joy and encouragement of tiding that, they are not alone. — Tolstoy. TO DISTRIBUTE LITERATURE Volunteers Wanted for Sunday. Bundles of leaflets for free distribu tion are to bo had at the office, 1612 California. Comrades who wish to aid in this work will be assigned territory upon offering their services. A regu lar Sunday morning distribution is I now being systematically made. ICO BEAUTIFUL AND COLORED POST CARDS Many are rich, rare, pictures of BEAUTIFUL MODELS AND ACTRESSES Also a Self-Filling FOUNTAIN PEN All for only 50 cents The greatest bargain in beautiful cards and rare art pictures ever of fered. Many are hard to obtain and have sold singly for the price we ask for all. These will go quickly to all lovers ofthe beautiful in nature who appreciate rare art pictures of well developed models. A reliable self-filling fountain pen free with each order. These alone have sold for one dollar in stores. The 100 beautiful cards and pen all \ for but 50c and 10c in stamps for post age. ART PORTRAYAL CO. DAYTON, OHIO YOU CAN HAVE HAIR LIKE THIS Lesß than a year and a lialf ago the owner of this luxuriant growth of hair comparatively bald. This is a liv ing testimonial of the wonderful pre servative and curative qualities of the B. S. Reis hair remedies. What she has accomplished for herself ami many others she can do for any man, woman or child with ■ Hi ig hair or i oalp disease of any kind. Ami [or a limited lime only, Mrs. 1.. ;'. Rets personally, will give one shampoo and scalp treal iik in free with every bottle o( her wonderful dandruff cure and hair re er tor only $i.oo. Consultation tree. Treatment at your own b appointment, Patrons out of town can bi nd f ample ol h.vr Including for analysis. Office hours from S a. m. to ti i>. m. Room 413, Colbj corner of Colb\ and Hewitt. An Economical Place to Trade MODEL SAMPLE No More $2.50 No Less SHOE COMPANY For Men For Women The Upstairs shoe Shop That Saves You Dollars How do we do It? Small expenses Low rent, no clerks to pay FOBES BUILDING, Room 18 Next Door to Star Theater 1806-1808 Hewitt Avenue UPSTAIRS • I GOLDFINCH BROTHERS | I Wall Papers, Paints, Glass I 2812 Kucker Avenue i % Both Phones 285 ■"'■■ Both Phones 285 • • • m>sW»s«««*s£ • • ■' - • • *♦«♦*s**< ♦ .We recommend you to the— % HOTEL HOLTON £ Rooms are nice, large, pleasant '? and modern. Z 2928 Wetmore 4 Phones: Bunset, 646; Ind., 953 X Coroner's Office JOHN F. JERREAD Undertaker and Embalmer Stat.<> Licenße No. 3 Phone Main 330 ETerett, Wa. S.D.CLARK 2820 Rockefeller Aye. Wall paper, paints and glass, paperhnnging, paint ing, kalsomming. Esti mates furnished. All work guaranteed. Everett, Wash. Phones: M. 213, Ind. 299Z k ' $ • > For Harness and Auto I %)§&££JEsh Tire Repairing Try thes ; / '"~^' i (' 1 Tire Repairing Try the|; % Wt3 1 RIVERSIDE HARNESS? % US shop 1 ( '> % Carpenters' and mechanics' tools, small locks, hinges, build ing, builders' and shelf hardware. ARTHUR BAILY Sporting Goods and Hardware J. C. SOVDE GROCERIES, DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS 3419 Everett Aye., Cor. Summit Phones: S. S. 1818, Ind. 470 The City Grocery Staple and F»acy Groceries, Flour, Feed, Produce, Etc. Both Phones ill 3410-13 Everett Avenue JOHNSON & LILJENBERG WEINZ <& EDSBERG GROCERIES & PROVISION Standard Roods at reasonable prices. We pay no rent or clerk hire and can sell as cheap as the cheapest. Give us a trial and be convinced. Cor. 37th and Rucker. Phones Ind. 492, S. S. 684 PULT-OST AND DRY MUTTON. TRY THESE. AT EIDEM'S GROC ERY. 2709 LOMBARD. THUESON GROCERY CO. Agent Dr. Fahrnoy Msdiclnes Groceries, Flour, Feed, Fruit and Vegetables 1209 Hewitt Avenue Phones: Ind. 14X, Sunset 1356 TEA, COFFEE, SPICES, Etc. EVERETT TEA CO. Under New Management 2806 Rockefeller THERE'S A DIFFERENCE in selling clothes down-stairs, both in rents expenses, which m miis you can t.ave Five to Ten Dollars on your next Suit or Slip-on if you trade with Kettleson's tty-Stairs Suit Shop Rooms 20-21 Clark Bldg., cor. Hewitt and Wetmore. Removed from Riley bid. "IT'S A WISE OLD OWL THAT KNOWS THE RIGHT TIME TO HOOT." AND IT IS A WISE MAN THAT KNOWS WHERE TO BUT HIS CLOTHES. THAT IS THK REASON THIS SALE HAS BEEN SUCH A SUCCESS —THE WISE MAN KNOWS WHEN HE IS GETTING A. SQUARE DEAL. LET IIS SHOW YOU. The Brodeck Go 1701-3 HEWITT CORNER WETMORE PETER HUSBY Attorney at Law Room 209 Stokes Bldg. 1616% Hewitt Aye. KITTLESON GROCERY CO. Good Things to Eat Phones: Ind. 47, Sun. 1540. 1701 Wetmore Aye. STEVENS FITS THE EYES 2004 HEWITT AYE. : ISHEZSSHHHDBBSSHHfII §| WOLD BROS. & WEST- 9 m LUND 3 * MB Nineteenth and Broadway I •SS Dealers in Fancy and I \ H Staple Groceries, Dry Goods, ■ > S3 Drugs, Grain, Feed & Flour. I ■ H Sun. 357 Ind. 315 I r KM M ■ BBBHHI^BBB^^BBBIBiHBBBHiH EDW. ECKLUND Dealer in Fancy and Staple GROCERIES Ph«p«w 3?8 2707 Wetmore CHARLES L. LINDBLAD Staple and Fancy Groceries, Fruits, Flour, Hay and Feed Sun. 1064, lud. 465 X LOWELL WASH. HIGH SCHOOL GROCERY Both Phones 1166—25 th & Colby HIGH GRADE GROCERIES Our Motto, Quality and Service MOON & KEEP Successors to REEP GROCERY .. .. 1912 Hewitt Aye. Phones: Sunset 197, Ind. 437 Thompson's Hewitt Aye., Near Maple St. Something fo;- Everybody Page Three