The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 11, 1904, Page 7

~~ <_< cui | aoe eiu THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, NOV. 11, 1904. g MAKE} Clearing the Millinery to Make Way for Santa Claus IS HELD . e AN OBJECT LESSON * In a Restaurant A physician puta the ¢ di Dress Hats and Turbans ina Hundred and Fifty Different Styles Worth $5.00, $6.50, $7.50 and $8.50, Are All to Go on Sale at — - $3. 30 Bigher ted to timony generous . 2 ae Ble with iige « 7 a. * v * “ : of “ alo. ‘ ae-balt manufac 2c ON THE “DOLLAR A FEW SPECIALS WE MENTION FOR SATURDAY The extra 10 pe 1 »wed tomorrow and next week WiLL GOON VALDEZ RUN SUITS $2.50 Genutne Calf Skin HATS. $9.65 FURNISHING ¢ Extra Special Wool Sox $i225 de Linen Handke felt in beautiful ‘ “Algnen Umiorell kK a page to tell of t Hat } 1 Last Call to the Sale of Women’s Tomorrow $25.00 Suits vill Coats at $4.50 Sold for $16. 50 } | FO oer orerus ot AIN $ THAN Haw Even the most un- that this i o breasted, with p to Will Now Be Closed Out at $4.50 | New Tourist Coats That Make Their Initial Bow Tomorrow At $89.50—Tourist Coat of At $232.50 ng Coat of tan cloth, three *® eth) richly SMART _ECONOMICS cwars] SMART ECONOMISTS Cd THE ROGERS TAILORING COMPANY SATISFACTION GUARANTEED OR MONEY PROMPTLY REFUNDED | ATTENTION! ary CLOTHING I A NEW YORK WHOLESALE AND RETAIL MER a CHANT TAILOR MET WITH A FATAL AUTOMO BILE ACCIDENT. YOU ALL READ ABOUT IT SIX WEEKS AGO d, box front with d satin on edge patch pockets, Suit of flecked tweed, tight fitting back, fly front, no collar, y and cuffs trimmed with lv skirt handsomely nd braid trimmed, Suit of rich blue cheviol, | Norfolk coat belted, half fitted back and loose front, cape over the shoulder with edges trim- med with fan y braid. | Soach’uepun bra ana vote “Choice of al and Dozens Equally Fine | aa a at $16.50 Second 7 the Nex = STONE, FISHER & LANE annish tweed in wn mixture, short Second Avenue and University Street ip the affair red ia bulle { f " ‘© have > 8 splendid ent of Fine and Medtum-Priced forme ‘ nes long $12. Fancy F quality Imabetla n in If you are in need of Furs, we have them. One Dollar Per Week Buys Thom WESTBERG & CHILDS OPPOSITE THE ARCADE CLOAKS, SUITS AND MILLINERY 1912 SECOND AVENUE. y nearly th c it f the gars " SEE THESE GOODS N THE WINDOW Examine them critically and yo be amazed and de brilliant and fascinating they are. Be Here As Early Rataide rv Possible. WE MEE NTION ONLY A FEW ITEMS. Uncalled for Tailor-Made Suits or Overcoats, the $50.00 kind; sale price oes cn $27.50 Uncalled for Tailor-Made Suits or Overcoats, the $40.0okind; sale price $22.50 Uncalled for Tailor-Made Suits or Overcoats, the $30.00 kind; sale price 17.50 Uncalled for Tailor-Made Suits or Overcoats, the $25.00 kind; sale price . 11.00 HIGH GRADE TAILOR-MADE TROUSERS SOLD FOR A SONG REMEMBER—SALE STARTS PROMPT AT 8 O'CLOCK TOMORROW MORNING. AT YOUR SERVICE THE ROGERS TAILORING CO., 718 Second Avenue AND NOWHERE ELSE. SEE THAT YOU GET TO THE RIGHT PLACE. panied Candies CIGARS Leading Brands “se 25e The Very Finest and Latest in LADIES’ AND GENTS SUITS on One Dollar a Week Payments 256 ar 1d BOe D x We Are $ pt Ghe MAIN CORNER Second and Pike Street ———FREE DELIVERY Phones: Main 787, Inde Eastern Outfitting Co. Inc. THE RELIABLE CREDIT HOUSR. Corner Fifth and Pike.