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75c at ail Avoid substitutes.
Trial Treatment mailed Free Write to
SAMPLE
DRESSES AND
COATS
Below Wholesal Price
at
219 PINE STREET
We purchased from an Eastern
manufacturer a wonderful line of
sample Dresses and Coats that will
be placed on sale today.
Beautiful Dresses—tricotines, Poiret twills, Can
ton crepes, taffetas, etc., in a large assortment
of styles and colors; sizes 16 to 53
52.75 to $14.75
Stylish Goth and Plush Coats, trimmed with
beaver, squirrel, opossum, etc., a large variety
of styles and sizes $5.00 to $25.00
100 Silk and Georgette Waist& at $1.25
BO Skirts in various styles and materials
52.75 to $4.75
EVERY GARMENT A REAL
BARGAIN
Dickstein & Klatzker, Inc.
219 Pine Street
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"MAKE A WILL"
TO BE SLOGAN
Thrift Week Plans Are Being
Pushed Here
"Trepara lo maka yoor win "
Kyen thnaa eltlaena who e*peef l«
live paat tba century mark will l>e
urged to draw up the fateful paper*
on Monday. January 11. which la tha
ufflrtal -Maka a WIB" day In tha
National Thrift w»>ek program
All o*ey tha dty addreea.« will ba
given and apeclal advertising ilona
on tha importance of will making.
The program for the day la In charge
of A. K. IVatley, ylct |»ieeldent of the
Seattle Ttlle Truat Co.. repmaenling
the truat oompaniea, and Frrj W.
Oatlett, reitrearnung the attorney®.
in line with tba general t-imimlgu
of National Thrift week. January 17-
tl. many of the larger retail atoraa
ar* arranging window diapUva.
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UradMlt Optesetrtet
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of eapartenco can davtee.
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WhfO your food Is II i« at*
eortoed from tho intestine* Into the
biood. When th* carbon In your food
come* In contact with th* oiyr»n
curried by th* Iron In your blood, the
t-arbon and oxygen unite, and by to
doing they glv* off tremendous en
rrgr. thereof **atet ye* r**t feree.
ao4 •ndunifif* WilllMl iron
r««f Me** osrrte* so oarfoa. en* with*
on eifgvi iK«r« te nothing to tnlti with
the rartwa In reur f««d, eo the! «lial you
•at 4oa» you ne «et » - yo« do »« |«4 any
etrentth from It—ll ia uho putting reai
iiMo a ateve without anr fire. Toy «•«-'
m•< «»• an r heai aataae the eeai ecu tee
aiili the ftra.
Tha atranca* eaaeaa artfh whtrh te
pravrnt an* ererewme ro!da. pMumesia.
tr-oohU rho w mat lean. »*r*>ua pree
irauina. ta fa<i, aimoet ear <i*eee« mr *ia
■«aae garma. le plenty »f *««*• rtel». t»«ra
l»loo*„ atreegth. tnmtgf and »n4'if»o'..
an* t*e flrrealeet enarsy eerrtar ta the
endy le argante lrm». not m*tallln Iren.
which peeple ueuailf tek«. b**t »rg+*\r
Iron, like the Iran in aptearh. taenia and
aepiae. and life* tae iroe contained la
whet ta tinewn ae NutatM tees,
which may be ha* frr>m aloaoat aey dtug.
Stat. Nuset«k4 trwj «fY«e ln«-rw*M»d the!
eiraecth. an«rsT and eadureara ef w»ik.
a«niaa«. ruadawn folfca le lw». raakar tim«
It hae laaa auaed and htghif recwoa
mnndad hy farmer tailed Statae Mcaom.
mtmhara nf ewnfraw*. judc*e «f I *
cnt»ruh saaay ph/aieUMM ead peonuneat
sm>a.
Or or aeeeaee snaete see new wat*« ft
eaneelty Miafa'torr raeelte ara ruar
ftntaed er the will refund
tour man ay Held hy sit trust tela la tah
l#« form only.
[lwricLafca»tOai jw Ntnm
CpaiHhnu (Ghreys
"liar*" Plea for a Solution of the Pro>n\i&euou* Kin*
Problem Has Readied Far and Wide —Have You
Any Advice to Off erf
BY CYXTHTA GREY
What do you think of thin, girlat A young man write*
'hat Am ner intiulff tn thr jm>»ntj»<-*<m* ki*n brpQU## Ik* girl*
Ultl it an(t expect them to—they, the men don't get any "lark"
of it.
M'Aat »'* your opinonf Tht letter* follair;
Dour Cynthia <ln»y: 1 h»ipiM*n«*«i to mi> yoaV article in
Monday's paper and it amused me itnrnensaly, and will aay
Uiat I would adviso your boy friend to utart aomething or
-U>p into the bat hflors' rank, for I am sure that he will waatc
Another jpkml 25 years hunting for the kind of a girl he wanU,
'or the girl of today is something different from the girls
Uiat Ins dad knew. It is a crime, but a fact, and If the boy
linds his "ideal" it will be a phenomenon, surely. He cer
tain! v has a lot to learn.
| I couldn't to tan k and number tha
time* that I have klaaed the othar
ee*. whether It ba bruneta, hlondaa.
medium t>pea, Mr. I founts tham *ll
tha MUtM>. It waant thru my aperlal
liking tlmt I klaaed tham. for 1 don't
think thara la a "kirk" a* far aa tha
mala aide ta concerned. but It aaania
to ba rspactMl bv tha othar aide and
I don't think your frtaod would ha»a
laated long In har company had It
not been Wr tha fart that ha had the
rood mo nay to throw away and that
k't>< bar mind occupied
Heferrlng lo hi* Httla <umUm
about xlttinc on tha da van port and
i doing juat tha oppoaita to what
i mot her or dad Mya. It la *i»rt a mat
tar of doing aomethlng dlfferen) and
tha gtrla of today are afar tha kick
that I* auppooed to go with tha ro.
maixa In tha davenport: and tho
aomatlmea not enloying thrmeelvea.
|lt la purely tha aatlafactlon of not
bring la-hind anybody rl» around
itham. You will find la tha majority
of raaea that thla la going on bwauar
thara la nothing batter to do and
| realty not alwaya enjoying Ibem
aalaaa aa ha expert* they are. Tt»a
not ally of anything aoon wrara oft.
| I adtlaa that ha not break hla en
gagement and give har a real big
aurprlee. and If tha ahock didn't kill
>her they would ba married In a week,
(live her klaaaa e«en If It la only to
oblige her. and aa for tha enjoyment
of tame, that ta for tha ether eel to
darlda.
Your* for th* batWrmeat of tha
Use * |M>r le m ed, B
N H I'erhapa a good plan would
b« to take a year or a» mora and
make a study of glrla. It la a great
•tody and 1 think ba will really be
aurpriwd at what he learn*, but tall
htm to ba prepared for anything,
a a a
Paar Ml* (Irvf, I ha»* )u* raa4
Jlal» r*penei»c»» In tha paper to
nifhl and 1 Ml thil I would Ilk* la
my * word* to him. I
th» man that will stand up for tha
principle* that ha hu njirf«»d In
hi* tetter to you. I ai*o firmly ba
lisva la them. ani I (ml ntr« thai
th*ra can never t* a mtrnu* Ihtl
could ba really railed a mtor»mi wham
*urh principle* *r« not rarognlsnL
To m* tha kin I* aacrad. I law
bna BurrlMl Cur antna lima. Ilut I
mnr kt*aad 017 wlfa until tha nifht
wo iKrilM »nc*C*'l I know now
Star rmd«n who wish fm mat—
for preparation* that wtU ramo*a
suparnoou* hair may
um" t>y writing ta tha Reattla
Star* Washington Korean. HIS
New York **«.. Washington. D
C. Inr losing leant *tampad an
vslopa for repiy.
$50,000 Must Be Raised
In the Next 30 Days
Surplus stock# In nil department* have been slaughtered reffardless of cost We
must raise s£lo,ooo within the next 30 days, and the only way to do it is # to sell
merchandise at bargain prices. This we are doinff. Every day we are sending away
crowds of satisfied customers. We urge every thrifty person in Seattle to benefit
by this big sale, Hirifty buying: will enhance your bank account, an! in this regard
we can surely help you.
$12.50 Boys' Suits Oft $15.00 Boys' Suits <£Q QO
Reduced to . . .ip'wO Reduced to .. .
Buy your boy his suit tomorrow. It Another biff savin ff —sls.oo Suits for
means a savinff of dollars to you. Up- $9.98. These are all hiffh ffrade, nll-
Uwiate models, fine wool fabric*, best wool suits; new fall models; bolted;
workmanship—all at a bargain price— full lined. A biff clearance tomorrow
97.98. at $9.98.
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Men's Dress Shirts Men's Union Suits Men's Slippers
$1.98 Values for 98c $1.25 Values for 98c 51.50 Values for 98c
A rleen op; (rood materials; Ftne cotton ribbed onion slippers, Rverett
neat pattern*; well tailored. eotUr. pir; medium wel(bt- style; leather eole; blark. A
A splendid boy. Pi*#* • to 11.
Men's Union Suits M«m*a V Boys' Shoes
$5.00 Values for $4.00 Values for
$2.19 25c Values for 19c $2.98
Bprlnir need]" wmt»; ml*«d | pain. for Mr.-. heather ml*. .f T" A
mc*J; fine ribbed; medium round toe. lare slyle. A sturdy
heavy wetrhe- tures; good wearing; al slxea. little ehon at a bargain price.
fixes io to tj.
Men's Suits, Overcoats and Mackinaws—Half Price
mmmmm—mmm—mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm—mmmmmi
Udie.' Silk How Cut to 98c Closing Out Readv-to-~)
Ironrtad Brand Hoee that regularly well op to ® m? J W
$1.50. To clean oat. 08#. Wabw
Ladies' Cotton Hose $14.50 Girls' Coats for $7.50
Fine rttn hemmed top; to close, 9 PAIR* BO#. Waif I'rW; Velvet Coats; wine ahade' self col
lar and raff a.
Boys' Union Suits Cut to $2.75 $55.00 Ladies' Coats for $19.50
$3.75 Valnm; extra heavy weight wool union Tfrmandotm cat in prVe of Astrakhan Cr»ts;
suits, beat quality. lined throughout; kit roney collar and ruffs.
Ladies' Union Suits Cut to $1.98 ,!^ ieß \ CoaU for * l2 - 5 0
$l5O valnee of heavy weight union sulta. beaver shade; lined. ° CO * ta ot * oo<, bear cl °U>i
Pollyanna Aprons Z)"Wf srow wr/)/^\
Cut to 35c [OIJI ,
Regular 65e values; made t M //IM4Ay§L/li / J
of fine Amoskeaff gingham 0 ' v'
-very tidy looking. - AVENUE A^SmeTst^T
TII K SEATTT.T: ST AH
Mloa flrey will receive caller*
In her office Monday, Wedneaday
and Krtday from 1 lo I p m , and
on Tueaday and Thurwlay from
ll' a. m. to 1J m each week. Ileaaa
do not coma at other time* aa It
eerluualy talerferea WIU> liar
writing
• hat ah« in* for Ihtl Ami
' I am aura that Hal ahould wait for
Ihr clrt that will raapact blm for hi*
vl««»
M'~tam yottnir p"'pl« (• a »»~*at
ftlutt regard tha kl* a« aocnattitng
very triMal. and lln * U to t>* ra
ffrrtlml. If lova la to taat and mar
rt>p to ranialn Mtrxl, lh« klaa mual
n»ver la a lloar<l to l«nm« common
Hut >»t where thapa ta lova betwean
• man and a flrl, ha ahould not be
mU loatrd h«r, I'artiap* Hal li*«
Ijeen too n-arln* with hit fcl*aa« that
la. aftar h«- harame »ntfa*«<l to l>
ThU ill my o|>ml<>o la ft mlataka
Hal *lll Juatlflad la breaking
hla *n«»t*mant with D— If akr
Iwu amtll fra"l for klaaing Tnw
lova would naver laat vary ton*, an
i hla marrla** would I* a failure
'Ttua !«*a in wild rir. er In <! •» 1 .t
t«li»%e that, tha awn* M a flowar. I
xSSJLIZA, vaiiL',
Tj~ " fl-
I kij ijh
v/l* 'iiuui , '/im k 'n» v
"Pape's Cold Compound" is Quickest Relief Known
Don't iur •tuffM-op! Quit blow | a«opa nam rmnnlnj; r*Uavaa hnad
tn« and A d«iaa of "Papa'a » rh# . duli»aaa. favatiabnaa, aiiaa*
Cold Compound ' taken arrry tare'
' . ' Papon Cnld Cnm|wun4" la Uia
houfa until thr«a dimi ara tak»n 4Ui( . kHas , or «al rati»f known and
usually braaka up * cold and and. rtmlM on | y , , t drU g Moras
ail ffnppa tnlaary. j |t acta without a—utanca. Taataa
Tha flrat d<>*a «pi« lop mi* Coouuu bo quUuna. luut
Moatrtla and air n,—,gm of head.. upon P/jw'«l
Goiters Removed
■on wcniara
or. WO w*n nimin jtrar rolt>r -atmply apply 07.-X0 p»nltt*a «*»r
tha inltrr apon rtuhnf, and within twn wrrki yati will .otlra your
(olt*r diaappaarlnc. *• iiitrutr. raauMn r«f*r-nr>« (ladir
glvvn Thin riMthnd af r»mo»ißg «wtt»r» I* atmpl* and h«fml»«
»S-MO rMall* at 1} »• p«r tta. *jk four druc(l*t, and If h' caaaot
npplr you. fall Wml
DR. ft.a rk wu*o rn. nrr. utrn.ll. wim
VETS TO HEAR i
NOTED SOLDIER
McAlexandcr. "Rock of the
Marnc," to Speak Monday
I'larh Amartrwn 1 x>d»ri P°at
| atlla will have it* own a« tion to h«*ar
llrlffarilrr tlanaral I'ly***'" I Irani M"
1 Ala*«nd#r, of t l<»wla. ap«ak on
lha "HiMurtd I tat H* of th# Marna." *•
I'ryatal |*iMil Mmiitay at * p. in. Ilati
ami M' Alri«n<lor won world wida
fnma anil tha tttlo • , l(«*-k of «ha
Mama" wh«-n hi* rr«rlm> nt of Infant
ry hald hurii two ill vtatoii* of Oar
■ nana In Jul/. ItU
It waa Irarnnl thla mnrmln* that
(Janaral Mi'Al«-*nnd»r la to
airiva In Haattla Halurday
J Arthur You«ir#r, nawly alartad
rommamlrr of Halnl»r Nnlila poat.
Amaiiran I.acton. «"'• mak* Ilia flrat
appaaratira aim'# that honur **» ron
farrad upon hlin with » brtaf »'l
draa* Krai.k Kret wall. < halnnan of
tha Oiamtiar of rnmniw" military
affair. rdfointtla*. alao will «M<«k.
Tha I act lira ta o|>an to th» ranaral
piil.hr without rharira. OntaM**
ttona may maka a|>a< t«l raa«-r*allotia
by «al*i .turning tha 8a*tll» ChamUar
Of CMIMMt*.
Gift of Chlrairo Italian*, a f»r
ilmita of tha oldaat f>anta manuarrlpt
l»> ailatanca ha* l»"i rarrlrad at tha
library of tha I nitrrrmliy of Waali
Ington. in wimmamorwtlon «»f 'ha
•OOth annl*»r*«ry of IMnia'a daath.
Tha ropy waa roada by tha prlntar
t'lri»o H"#pH "f MIUUI.
It la "< uMlwHed," It win «mw. and
If not II will atarw and finally 'H*
| hoi# lli*l Hi! will flnd
tha right girl. and aha will bava tha
prop*r r»»|w<'l f«ir kKalnf,
A ItAPPT MAItItIED MAN.
• • •
How old d«aa • «lrl ha»a t» h«
hafora »h» ran itiatry Without her
par*nta* ronaanl?
Thank you,
X MIBH M 0.
A pirl mmy marry at It trttAawf
thr mmtrnt at hrr «, Hi I «Ac
raaaaf l»lr until the It tl.
WILL VISIT
John M. Morin, congress
man from Pittsburg, Pa., and
(jrami worthy president of the
Fraternal (Jrdtr of Eagles,
will visit the at ,-ies of Wash
ington January 16, 17, 18, 19
and 20, Morin will be in St at
tlr January 17 or 18. The lo
cal committee ha* arranged
*pea king <la ten for him in
Western Washington as fol
lows: Anacortes, January 18;
Iletlingham, January 19. He
will be a gusst of Seattle
Aerie So. 1, Friday, January
20.
WAg|irN<froK -Mn Katharlnr
Ktkln* llitt, dlmrcad wit* of %Vrn
I. It liltt milltonalra, to vml an
tinprwtrnUou* Virginian. raporu
hava It.
———
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii THE EMPORIUM****
Corner Sixth and Pine Street Opposite Post-Intelligencer Bldg.
JfH*- A Real Money
Saving Event!
n \Kji The entire stock of the Lucille Cloak &
1 \mi I Suit Co., combined with our own splendid
\ iK4 U stock of up-to-date ladies' wearing apparel,
1 o| | will be closed out
IM! Every Garment Mast Be
rrW Sold Regardless of Cost!
£j Our Policy la Not to Carry Anything Over
V Most Timely Among the Specials Are:
100 SUITS—
Of splendid materials Duvet de Laines, t
Velours, Tricotines. Nifty styles; well made; A | Vl,|J /
good linings; some fur trimmed; others plain. I M II
Many formerly priced as high as $45.00, now I J m lj
reduced to ... mLWKM *
33 HIGH-GRADE SUITS—
Of the season's most wanted materials. Some £ hn
with trimming of Squirrel, Beaver, Mole; oth- A*lf| ( /j
ers in plain tailored effects; suitable for all- ===
year wear. Values formerly as high as $70.00, - ■
reduced to, %J
| ~A G/?£Ar SALE OF COATS |'
70 COATS—
Of Normandy, Bolivia, Panvelaine, Moussyne; (
some with trimmings of Wolf, Squirrel, Beaver, <b • V m\,f J
Mole; all the season's late effects* splendidly
tailored. Grouped from coats that sold as high .■ TW
as $89.50, reduced to
AN EXTRA SPECIAL—
Fifty of our best coats of the richest materials; A m mm
, some with luxurious fur collars and cuffs; «p M
others handsomely embroidered; wonderful MM ===
silk linings. Grouped from coats that formerly ~W
sold as high as $llO.OO, reduced to A
100 DRESSES—
Of Tricotine, Serge, Taffeta, Satin; suitable
for street, business or afternoon wear; a splen
did chance to pick up a dandy little dress to
finish the season with for little money %Jr
EVERY GARMENT MUST GO
EMPORIUM
Corner Sixth and Pine Opposite Post-Intelligencer Bldg.
MOTHER! GLEAN CHILD'S BOWELS
WITH "CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP"
Even Cross, Feverish, Sick Children Love Its Fruity
Taste and It cannot Injure Little Stomachs.
f \/p.i\ Don't M chU ftoy
\ yjl \ bltoun, KiBSUpaM.
flurry, mother! A tntupnonful fit "phy»l«vUjatlve" In often »T1 that to
"California ITig ftyrup" today may neoewaary.
pr«-> <-ni U airk child tomorrow. If Gauulue "California Fig Bjrrn*"
your child In conatipatod, biltoui, fev haa d'rwttona for bablea and rhil
eriah, fretful, haa cold, colic, or jit «lien printed on tha bottle, flay
atomacb ta aour. toiigua coa * California" or you may get an loil
br«Mth bad, runembr a ifoo. utlon fig ayrup Advertlaemcnt.
MIVNKAPOMB—r. C. Thornton.
li#i>aon. Minn . »l«rt#d premdrnt of
OUrlrr Trail amwlattftn. which plum
Oonriro Washington highway from
Miami. n«.. to IWttl®.
"Kor an«n*thtn( tastr. th Boldt'a
FrMirh l*a»try."—Advarllaamant.
Girls! Girls!!
Save Your Hair
With Cuticura
FTtTDAY. JANUARY M. IKS.
RED TAG SALE
All |11»0 to til ValiiM.
Boys' Suits $8.50
And t «Tj«rant»»d I
WATCH FREE
With trrrf bori' ault.
Ob* f»rtc«. JT«»h or Oiarr*.
QBWS
14*7 rirm AT*.