The Tacoma times. [volume], August 17, 1915, Page 8, Image 8

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PAGE EIGHT
DRURY
THE TAILOR
An Unusual Offering
of Tailored-to-
Measure Clothes
In order to keep our workshop busy during the dull season of the year,
we are going to make great big reductions in our prices for a short time
only. All our—
$25 Tailor 6OA AA
Made Suits .... $£V«VU
$30 to $35 *9£ AA
Tailor Made Suits . . v£«MFv
$25, $30 and ftftA « n| | tiMC
$35 Overcoats V«" allll $ud
We want every man in this vicinity who has been buying hand me
down clothes to see these bargains which we are offering.
We know that our prices are lower than you have been paying for ready -
mades.
We also know that if you once buy a suit from us you will continue to
buy Drury made clothes.
Material« Style and
am? , ? Tailoring
At the special prices you have _ . . ,
—*- ■ Every suit or overcoat leaving
unrestricted choice of the very this shop not only possesses snap
latest novelties in Scotch and and style, but the tailoring as
English Woolens, imported direct well must be up to our regular
. .. „ .._ standard. For 26 years we have
byjis^ thus saving all middle- *
been making Clothing in Tacoma,
men's profits. We also carry the
and we have made Suits and
best to be had in Domestic Wool- I
■ —— Overcoats for some customers
ens in exclusive patterns. We during this entire time. We have
carry the largest line of Woolens never had a Suit leave the store
in the Northwest, nearly 5000 without knowing that the pur
patterns to select from. chaser was entirely satisfied.
n^M?r§ We Press and Keep in Absolute Repair Without
1* |%|j JLjI Charge All Clothes Made by Us.
TAILOR T|Hf 111 V TAILOR
114 So. 12th St. 1/ll.Vll A 114 So. 12th St.
100 TACOMA ELKS
GOING TO REUNION
A delegation of more than 10"
Ttcomi Klkn and their families
will leave Thursday and Friday
for Beilingham to participate in
the 10th annual state reunion.
GONTER GETS IT
RIGHT IN NECK
In bla fifth legal encounter
with hit wife during the present
fear, Louis Gonter, a Sumner hop
dj Jiptelumde Visitors! I
grower, yetserday was fined $100
and ordered to put up a peace
bond. Justice Graham Imposed
this sentence after It was testified
Gonter had kicked his wife off
the veranda.
ItItKAKS ARM AM) lie.
Henry Harrison, of Auburn,
while crossing the roail near the
interurban Htation of that city
yesterday was struck by an auto
mobile, breaking his right arm
and leg. He was removed to a
hospital.
KILLS SKUNK
OF 10 POUNDS
H. F. Andrain of Fruitland, on
the old Puyallup line, claims the
distinction of killing the largest
polecat in Pierce county. He says
it measured two and a half feet
and weighed 1" pounds.
A fox-terrier first attacked the
unimal, and Andrain finiKhed It
vlth a pocket-knife.
TACKS BIG FINES
ON TWO HUNTERS
Killing groiue out of season )•
agin the law. So Justice Graham
yesterday tacked a $50 and costs
and a $'-■• and costs fine on Julius
P. Astelan and Paulita Kagnc, re
apertively.
Kiimia H. < uniminjCH olrtnins
decree from Benjamin F. Cum
mlngs.
THE TA«OMA TIMES
COUNTS 7IRED NOW
OF AN 07 HER SPOUSE
LONDON, Aug. 14.—Earl Rui-
Mll is divorced again!
The peer of tingland who has
■pent $280,000 in 11 years in di
vorce courts, who spent three
months in the state of Nevada
seeking divorce, and 25 years in
the troublous war racked "state
of matrimony," was fr«M from
conjugal ties when Countess Hm
sell won her divorce decree.
A year after the earl's first j
marriage be and Mrs. Motile Som
erville acquired domlcil* in Ne
vada where each applied for di
vorce from their respective part
ners. But they didn't wait t !*• -
necessary 4 0 days required by
Nevada lawn, and Judgment had
been nettured without knowledge
of the countess, consequently
trouble awaited the romantic earl
when soon after his Nevada mar- j
rlage tv- returned to Liondon, wan ;
arrested on charge of bigamy, '
tried by his peers in the palace (if
Westminster, sentenced to thre?
months in llolloway Jail.
After "serving his time" he re
turned to his second countess
the same that divorced him v few
days ago. In a series uf popular
lectures he recently made a strong
plea for easy divorce.
The first Counters Russell died
in 1908.
Furniture Plant
Great Institution
The history of the wholesaK'
furniture house of F. S. Harmon
A Co. is an example of what abil
ity, grit and perseverance can ac
complish.
Starting away back in about
1883 with a capital of $3*.0 ami
the management of a little store
owned by Alexander Parker,-sit
uated where Turrell Bros', store
now stands on Pacific avenue,
sticking to it through the tips
and down of the succeeding years
when many times the liabilities i
looked bigger than the assets, F
S. Harmon has built up the larg
est wholesale house furnishing
establishment on the Pacific
coast, with branches in Seattle.
Portland and Spokane, all owned
and operated from Tacoma.
If you don't know what you
have In your home city, it would
be a revelation ot you to niak«
an inspection trip through the
iiniiifiiM warehouse and busy fac
tory of F. S. Harmon ft Co., at
19th mid Pacific. On the ton
floor of the factory big picking
and felting machines transform
wpwmmxt
So-called war sum-Ks continue
to soar in Wall street.
llenjnniin lde Wheeler, presi
dent of University of California,
tells students U. 8. must be pre
pared for defense.
Heal Whole Wheat Health
Bread. DuenwaJd's, 818 11th.
"adr."
Helen Folta, who was to have
been bride of John Grybok, Ke
nosha, WU., disappears on eve
of what was to have been biggest
wedding in years with $180 of
groom's money.
Genuine I l.vim s Health Bread,
iiold at Crescent Butter Store,
1104 Market St. "adv."
Wisconsin amends Its eugenic
law, making examination re-
Perfect Refrigeration
Quick Service
Low Prices
at
FRYE
& CO.'S
MARKETS
■PMXAt nfotranflnfm
for mnniiuK
Lamb Chops, per lb 15c
Lainh Stew, per Ib lO<^
Shoulder fork Steak, lb. 18c 1
Loin Pork Chops, per lb. 180
Steer Shoulder Steak, lb l:ir
Steer Rib Boiling Beef. . lOc
Steer Round Steak, lb.. .18c
Washington Brick Cheese,
per lb. 15c
Washington Creamery But
ter, 37U* 1 lb., 3 ll*. for tiOc
Location of Oar Market*
FRYE & CO.
171" i •nd Commerce Bta.
WASHINGTON MAIIKET
1118 and f ii*» C St.
Look for the U. 8. purple
•tan:.)—lt signifies purity
Md quality. Meat kept in
■anUary cases and Is per
fect condition by our cold
air tyitem.
V»« Give Penny Chance
Counts** Kvu8«ll
bales of cotton into soft, flufv
mattresses under your eyes while
you wait. The wood-working de
partment with its humming saw*
and knives, nnd the busy little
machines which weave a spring
fabric in the twinkling of an eye,
in.! the big upholstering room
where are manufactured the fin
est of diivenportn and upholstered
rockers and chairs are nearby.
On the Kround floor are the
excelsior machines which shave
Washington cottonwood into
packing material for Washington
made goods.
Coming ac Tons Commerce stre.et
under the big pipes which convey
Hie waste of the factory to the
furnaces you find the finishinc;
department, where all classes of
furniture are finished to --nil
every taste. The storage floors
contain everything in tho way of
furniture to suit every taste and
pocket, and then one comes to tho
Hhipping department and window
shade manufarturing department,
llelow this are the display floor:)
and offices.
quirenientx less rigid.
Thousand cigars stolen from
He an (II a galoon.
STANLEY DELL PRINTING CO.
Mrs. Helen Marnier of liake
rlew robbed In broad daylight by
two men as she was walking
from car to her home.
Dr. Henry A. Smith of Seattle,
man for whom Smith's cove was
uamed, dies at 85.
Cut flowers and florid works.
lllii/. florist, So. Ttli and K. adv.
T. F. Casey « Co., Taioma,
awarded contract for $2,700
building at Puyallup experiment
station.
John Yant, I'uyallnp pioneer.
has dahlia garden with DO vari
eties.
California rnllrond commission
abolishes practice of charging de
posit fees for public service cor
porations.
Recapture .link Miller, escaped
Pierce county prisoner, at C.en
tralla.
Creditors of Missouri Paclfir-
Iron Mountain system ask for re
ceivership.
Hill Taft li'li - finding of
industrial relations commission.
Mattle 1.. Itronsim, school
teacher, sues Tacoma board for
$ 107, alleged to be due as salary.
(■loe Anna Kohti mm-. Isaac H.
for divorce; David Biscoe does
VISIT THE
NAVY YARDS
Sunday. Aug. 22
On the
Fire-Proof Steamship
IROQUOIS
Leaves Municipal dock
4p. m. ( returning 7:30 p.
m.
Fare 50c Children 25c.
Municipal Dock Ticket
Office
Main 3445
fIJWWg /ty''Sf\VESYOUMONEv//(f)p f BAREFOOT SAN DAM
\J m M{** i^l^lflftftf^m^lMm^f^MJ^ barefoot Sandal., In^al"
PACIFIC AVENUE AND COMMERCE. j\T 15 T sf) Sale, pair
Double 4?K Stamps All Day
Wednesday at the Mill End Sale
There'll be the greatest crowd here
tomorrow that you ever saw in this
store. The announcement that
We'll give Double Stamps as usual Wednesday even with the
Tremendous Values of the Mill End Sale, will create intense
excitement among the economists of Tacoma. ALL OF THE
BARGAINS ADVERTISED IN THE SUNDAY PAPERS
STILL IN FORCE—AND MORE ADDED.
rP? m Turbine Egg Beaters
**mj^^ Reg. 25c Values 7c
Cup and SaUCer Free Them bandy and modem utensils will
.... - _„ _ beat eggs or whip cream in a shallow
With 1 hese 1 eapots dish or • saucer without nattering. On
sale in nianv a store at 25c each. Sne-
Brown Glazed Earthenware Teapots, • 1 * If ill T? I<j 1
genuine imported Knglish ware, glazed WM 101 j'HII 1.11(1 rVUO, J f*\
finish, one to nine-cup Oflf* to Rflr each *
size; Bpoclally priced at.. LM\t to UUU .
—And « fine Japanese Cup and Haurer, ™ loast(US, ill tollr different Shapes,
handsomely <1.-,t>i- H i<<l. free with each regular Isc, 19c and 250 Values.
Teapot in any ,I M . | W «dnesday Olllv, at, Mflh OC
Plenty of Bargains In House Needs
Wall Paper, two lines to be closed out, Tennis Racquets, a good strong raciiuet,
dainty patterns in light colored grounds strung with genuine catgut; a C 0»»
vsg&tsrsx&'r. 6c KH~" «•"'»*' -'?""
. , reeds, all sizes
Stoneware Pitchers, naif-gallon size, glazed going nt U OFF
inßlde and out. for lemonade, milk or water, window Screens."a cleanup "of" all'the' remain
convenient shape, Dutch Mill A "?p mR B ,. re ena on hand. Adjustable style, size
decorations: special lib 1 fcx27 inches, extend to 18x43, Q 1 *»
Copper Bottom Wash Hollers, good heavy regular 4 lie seller wIC
one*, with wood handles; will not burn; ex- Waste Paper Baskets, plain or fancy shapes
cellent for canning fruit; ffi l»ft in colored straw, very low
medium size, $1.30; large $iiUU priced originally, now 1-il 1,1 s,s
Mill Ends of Wash Goods and Domestics
Mill Ends of Muslins and Pillow Tubing
Factory Surplus Men's Underwear
Great Factory Surplus Women's Waists
Factory Samples Fine Lace Curtains 29c
Mill Ends 25c Shadow Laces 6c Yard
Men's to $20.00 Summer Suits at $8.95
"adv."
ditto to Emma H. Biscoe.
Br. Str. Oown of Oajicia, re
leased from admiralty service,
comes to sound for United King
dom cargo.
aisuRATED
MAGNESIA
Neutralizes excess acid; In
stantly relieves indigestion, heart
burn, belching, sour stomach, etc.
One teaspoonful in a little water
after eating. Pleasant; whole
some; Inexpensive; at all drug
gists everywhere, in either pow
der or tablet form.
Bisurated Magnesia, No. 23 E.
26th St., N. Y. C.
Puget Sound
Electric Ry.
FOR SEATTLE — Limited
Trains every hour. Time
of Limited Trains seventy
minute*.
Trains Leave
Eighth and A
Sts., Tacoma
I.IXIIII l» TWAINs 7:35,
8:30,0:85, 10:85, 11:85
a. m.; IfllM, 1:85, 3:35,
3:35, 4:»5 and 5:85 p. >>.
All Limited Trains Htop
at Auburn and Kent.
LOCAL TRAINS leave 6, 8,
10 a. in.. 12 in.. 2, 4, 6, 8,
10:05 and 11:85 p. m.
PUYALLUP SHORT Iflß—
'I lulu.- Will leave Tacmna
at 7:10, 9:1O and 11:10 a.
in.; 1:10, 8:10, 8:10,
6:10, 7:10, 0:10 and
11:80 p. m.
A CIRCUIT TOUR
OF THE
East and West
At Small Expenditure
Presenting 200 mile? of Columbia River scenery, Yellowstone
National Park, Salt Lake City, Denver, Omaha, Kansas CityJ
I St. Louis and all points East, going now, especially to the /
• TOPO/E* ALLOWED AT I /-, ... . — . ...
HHTI akf California Expositions
j IIU I LniVL. In Either Direction Via the
| OREGON
Pacific
w\ \ ow.r.&n. Qijcfrorn
f \ ) O. S. L. and U. P. I^YljLdll
\ F""i%sf "Standard Route of the Weit"
\ \^S^ Automatic Electric Block Safety Signal*
I B^fi "'"' finesl etl"lpnienl protecf you nil the way. Reduced
i r^dß round nip tickets mi naif daily. You khouid plan that
I L^*<* neglected vacation trip at once. Liberal
IP ' ~M itopoverF In either direction. Call at 1
f\ mt CITY TICKET OFFICE 4fm
JrUi 1117-10 I'.i. ilic Ay. _. ,1^
m d^N. M"'" AHH' F t^.
'fi'^^x. w. cakhltiiehs. Service I
Tuesday, August 17,1915.