The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 14, 1903, Page 5

o tepee nt THE SBRATI Top a rs) MULTITUDE WILL SEE CUP RACES seerescr27 [3 ~ JOHN OREW AND HIS FAMILY = Saturday ee TOMORROW ONLY : : Gasolin Lowatgul pund of support. HAD A GOOD TiME bu b ip excursion! You to What lao w he Charter Company __ THE PAIR. THE FAIR THE FAIR Most Sensational Sale The Rebuilding Sale At the Fair Probably the most sensational sale of the year is the Rebuilding Sale at The Fair, by means of which that store is to part with about $50,000 worth of goods at half price. The order to vacate comes at a bad time, just before the fall season starts, and many early fall orders of seasonable goods are here and others are on the way, hence you choose most advan- tageously, and the Prices Are About Half the Usual But the greatest crowd of the sale, so far, will be tomorrow. Remember, the entire stock is marked down---nothing reserved. We want to see the last of it as soon as possible, and such cH as we are — will do the work. Out Dress Goods and ‘Silks | THE FAIR THE FAIR. (one Closing Out Waists and Petticoats Out Notions and Ribbons —— Out Entire Stock Buttons Closing Out Laces, and Embrolderies | losing Out Millinery Closing Out Suits and wra | | Closing Lay ba rles and Curtains Closing Out Shoes---Every alr | Closi uslin Underwear Closing Out Men’s and Boys’ we — I, Entire Stock Groceries In fact every line in the store is on sale at practically half the regular value. Come in tomorrow and see and be convinced. THE FAIR °* Second Avenue and Pike St. econd Avenue and Pike St. Puritan Straw Hats REGULAR $1.00 FEDORA STRAW HATS, all reduced to . BSe Blue Flame ALL 360 TO 0c STRAIGHT BRIM STRAW HATS, reduced to 150 OW Stove Soft and Derby Hats LATS ory DERBIES, in black or brown; regular price $2 "i cremula © Hos $388 ues mo roe as. i! $1.56 G00, n Wondouse STAR GREAT SATURDAY BARGAINS Nearing the end of the sale of the Sound Clothing Stock. The greatest array ‘of bargains in Men’s, Boys’ and Children’s Wearing Apparel ever placed before the pub lic. SHOES AND FURNISHINGS rates Men’s Shoes FINE VICI KID SHOES, , SPLENDID WEARING SHOES, th now to ALL THE REGULAR §2.50 SHOES Seat ttle Saturday Night Special Fine Quality Vici Kid and French Calf Shoes, Goodyear welt, regular prices $4.00, $4.50 and $5.00, reduced now Miscellaneous Furnishings REGULAR Pn NECKWEAR, the new ef! a all @e FANCY CovoneD HOSE, 5 MEN'S FANCY NeaLiGss SHIR . wl 6 o6 ve, mens. ?Se BLACK saTeen ETS, for . 0. MEN'S FANCY VESTS, MEN'S % rv FANCY SHIRT S— “ber re. duced to TSe FANCY ‘sHiRTS, r LACK | nesses UNDERWEAR, * lendia valve at Tbe, Teduced now, to . 530 FINE ‘QUALITY UNDERWEAR, that noid” regularly oy aye 75, reat wr Extra Salesmen Wanted . BRIDGE & CO. 1415-1417 SECOND AVENUE “Son mancue ane § = Sana an (TOW aS oo TBE Colma te —_ | Pre- |: sale tions We use SQUIBBS’ goods in our prescription depart- x will tell ment; your docts | Pacific Packing & | Navigation Co. Carrying Alaska Pacific Express and United States mail you what that means | PETTIT'’S UNIVER- SITY ADDITION PRICES $50 TO $250 eets are graded, city water, nt walks, parked, and hydrants, all and paid. One block from school and car, fine am 24 minutes’ ride from the |"SOLD'ON EASY PAYMENTS. PETTIT & SON __Main Entrance to Arcade Block. Seattic i rane. FOR VALDES, Calling at Juneau, Sitka, Yaku- tat, KAYAK, Etlamar and COOK INLET POINTS. §. 8. SANTA AN NOME cre XCELSIOR ing from Arlington Dock, * 627 First Avenue, Seattle Tel. Main 85; Ind. %. rs or dates of sail- | | | 8To am notice. —— | rn ui " iat R Ine. €. E. CAINE, Operating Agent, — ¢ wt. Seattle, Wash | Phone, Main 1147. Tob Maly rh ase Sunset Ma Take Green Lake ear to Green 615 First avenue, Seattle