The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 17, 1904, Page 8

FP BANKS ARE PROSPEROUS paths Beattie banks now have «ca \n the Good Old Summer Timo i wt This ee eae shaken, recently Get Next ; M he olty ne w lus { Hf erating inv rt H A taxes r WASY PAYMENT SYSTEM when ap THE SEATTLE STAR—FRI DAY, JUNE 1¥, 1904 GENTS’ WRARING APPAREI ‘Sl Per’ Week---’Nuff Sed Eastern Outfitting Co. | Corner Second and University | r he d nn ex Corner Second and University Hohenschild BankruptStock of Men’s Furnishings FIRST TIME WE'VE HAD A CHANCE TO TELL OF THEM IN THE PAPERS. LIKEWISI HAD } rO DISPLAY THEM rOMORROW Corner Fifth and Pike DPRDRDUCRCRERERERERRERECEREENT00 OF 2 Great Great 2¢ de Day Day Tomorrow AS + Monday One Thousand Articles Tomorrow, 20c GREAT 20¢ SALE dl ! vk ' YOU'LL FIND THE GIST OF THE COLLECTION SPREAD OUT ON THE BIG TABLES IN THE NORTH AITSLI EVERYTHING A MAN NEBPDS AT INVARIABLY LI THAN HALF PRICI On the 5c Table There Are Linen collars, all styles, all sizes, Corlias Coon make, worth On the 25c Tables There Are ats of percale o From 8 Selected fr worth | from fi 206. nd ta antage of this rare sale m sale tock contained Join. in with t ough there & a-plenty of » we launcl Trimmed Hats Worth to $6.00 for vty 00 a » Be Crush Suitings 200 2c Infants’ and Children’s Mus, 39¢ Fancy White Oxford ...200 200 4 ” Be De Linings 200 200| 2 206 Bleeve Holders. On the 10c Tables There Are Underwear of every short, wool ne ix 200 200 2 € 200 Damask 20¢ Nazareth Walsts for Boye " We | and Girls wc We White Madras We Be 5 i Be 5 Be Art Denims 200 Be Cream Fascinators 206 On the 39c Tables There ie golf shirts & i} . » > > ¢ > » > St a i Howsecleaning Sale of Underwear and Hostery for, 20¢ Day Boys’ Soft Bosom Shirts Womens’ Knit Boys’ Black and Blue Overalls Ww. mens’ Union Suits otton, Heht or dium Boys’ Sweaters, small sizes we omens’ Plain and Lace Hose suspenders worth to Boys’ labt or heavy Underwear Plain Cream Hose . a white dress shirts, muslin night Real beauties and all fresh from workrooms all y Neckwear, all styles Ww Black Lace Hose Mens’ Hose Supporters robes, muleskin working gloves: styles and every one underprice ag alongside is the — oa ‘og oe ae Wo ns White Overalls eer ven yu - ) Suhenachita wots ‘ ; po © e derchiefs. ens’ Soft Bosom Shirts. ens’ Muleskin “Glow j . Womens’ Sleeveless Vests. Mens’ Neck wear Mens’ Stiff Bosom Shirts, } Sees Bereta Pend Weaua'y See aes tuum a ) PS a ay | Wome Routh Straw Saliors; worth On the 35c Tables ~ 2 turday’s Bargain of Women’s an irts There Are t in three hat a sae | lt! ; : 20 There Are . $4.50 $6.98 ae STS , 1S¢ and BBE | Children's “‘Tringned “Hiais— Leghorn : For Womens’ All Wool Twoek e house » to-| For fine all wool Black Btamtne, Hands, Techs and Windeore, ¢ tu . _— “ ; Fr Began anon Mena | Suits. Come early. The price morrow on Fine Black and navy cheviot Sutte Ties, Fancy and Plain Half Hose. Mixed Straw Sailors; worth 50¢, T5¢, We $1.50 rt pring _ re wool Regu Jackets silk lined. Regular Worth $1.00, $1.50, $1.98 and $3.00. ng shirts, working gloves, Handkerchiefs, Calfskin Working Gloves. Will close the line out in a Tweed Tatle hurry. Prag - : negligee sbirte wear o lar value $7.50. value $20 Come early sgligee dhista, neciwear 68 Last Bot Most = Pts ike ith Tal i acd nll nas ceeyonerss SC'wA™ haere eee SE Walking Skirts Worth $4. 9 5 Bright Bonny Ribbons A Gigantic Corset Sale, $1.50, $2.00 and mOInE price T aD ‘ancy, Satin urday S Specials in the Big Bargain. Basement og mess. wieen ; hes, Hobenschild’s 32. 25 Corsets at 85c ats * Beading Pan Sas ani _. ee oo iran a Se ae | mag The poorest bargain tn the lot t# worth eight dollars, so you these famous make on eo ee aan hae wa" Pe 4 sal regular lie, ine Med pias , ctuehen Oui, tee 4 see the first buyers will get abnormally great values even in this Fitting Chicag Rustproof, the Royal Worcester +. 18e)| 1 qt. Milk Pit 16e Decorated Cups and Saucers, sale a a we Bono in = sort or another; ik Pr . ft choice while they las . = 1% at. M ? a the pair for Oe Handsomel) tailored skirts of mannish suitings in the popular col ¢ dleasanes of a decade. ase 7 o egetabie Meh, 2 be re Pot o . “ a lee p.. sy, ” oc Wire Potato Masher a A ors, finely pleated, strapped and stitched; values up to $12.60 co) od Shabbat B8e\ 8 in. oval Vegetable Dish ‘ while they last pe BRE ep ko EES 0 h 75) T. bi Th Ar Be. for 25¢, for 2ae| 1° sor ie n the 75¢Ta eS ere re ool ribt od un lerwear, cotton Ins, dress gloves pattern to close before) After 6 p. m. spectals 12 In. Platters, 4S, for B4e n ool ‘oweuté TS. Miventory time at about one-' 6 doz Clothes Pins for Se’ 1 qt. Bowl, 200, for 196 a te th he th te A th th hh th th A hh eh a A Ae e dress pe ns shirts, four tn-bande that were $4.95 et Ral ee EF aa —s THE CLIMAX A. BRIDGE & CO,.—Popular Price Clothiers, IS NOW REACHED The Mighty Power of Ready Cash EXEMPLIFIED IN THE PURCHASE OF I. GOLLAND’S SONS (MANUFACTURERS) 809- 811 BROADWAY, N. Y., ENTIRE SURPLUS OUTFIT OF MEN’S AND CHILDREN’S CLOTH- ING AND FURNISHINGS AT A PRICE AGGREGATING THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS UNDER THE ORIGINAL MARKET VALUE. _ It was a daring buy, seeing that our mammoth store was already heavily stocked, but the opportunity was like buying $10 gold pieces for $5. Our New York buyer urged upon us the extreme high quality of the **Golland’’ custom shop- made suits as a strong point in the deal and we closed the bargain by telegraph at a time when things were looking extremely gloomy to eastern manufacturers. We’re going to sell the en- tire — at 65 cents on the dollar, commencing Saturday. Some furnishings even less. $40—tha 1 can have for $16 | $22.50 SUITS $1 4. is 5.00 SUITS 3. 75 Shirts For ; | ¢* ity dozen Men's Fancy Summer Shits, good mat = For . | For Ss . Me ee $1 0. 75 he ig — «$5 30° LAR ncn, 65 CENTS ON THE DOL. tartling UnderwearValues " For . xi ’ MEN’S DRESS SHIRTS, 65 CENT THE DOLLAR p SENIG. ON THE ; The Golland purchase added Our own immense stock gives the largest men's under Wear department on the Coast ommencin Saturday 5 5 Peverything will be sold at 65 cents on the dollar. | fia pol DREN S 2Ui } S MEN'S NEGLIGEE AND GOLF SHIRTS AT 65 Men's $2.50 Underwear for........ 0.20.6 .60s CENTS ON THE DOLLAR seth Men's $2.co Underwear for... 30 | tment in th Hland purchase, all styles, inc wit nsale ton J Men's $1.25 Underwear for... Byes veins Ce | | WHITE SHIRTS, 65 CENTS ON THE DOI LAR Men's $1.00 Underwear for. Men's 75¢ Underwear for.. Men's Soc Underwear for... .66:666 pescen seceeeees A ERCES- fend On 65c on the Dollar ! . : ——————— ~ | was Men’s Hats THE ENTIRE STORE IS DRESSED IN BAR- GAIN ATTIRE, GOODS ARE DISFLAYED vie eal MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES, | ‘Notice {GOODS CHEERFULLY EXCHANGED IF THEY'RE NOT RIGHT. WR WANT EVERY CUSTOMER TO FEEL SATISFIED. ' 65c on the | PS mao SSS CSE ce at 7.90 and Cloves Sy o’Clock P. M. on Saturday | UMBRELLAS, 63 65 CENTS ON THE DOLLAR, . & CO. SUSPENDERS, 65 CENTS ON THE DOLLAR 4. “MEN'S nats,, me i are | chord SOA 7: Second’ Avenue — pxt De io ihe Bon Marche | if Tlie Doran | Aone hy Ae aes a f " <n STOR