The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 9, 1904, Page 4

4 THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, DEC. g, 1904 “ 101-1103-1105 SECOND AVES ) " re * . ‘ Unde rpri ed for T morrow "EW. BLACKWOOD, cn . Building “THE QUAKER SELLS ITFOR LESS Morris | A DERELICT Clean CutonLeather Goods _ Chairs ve LADIES’ HAND BAGS seal ARE YOU SICK? “| ' HEATERS i 25 Per Cent Discount ie _ Monarch ae | LICENSE FOR can ROYAL CAFE 2% | We offer $ for any MONAR H RANGE ever Hains Holiday Items Thirteen More Busi- # =< =~ t : th oe ora x ry r " b 4 hol ! Xmas purchases for future delivery » | Pest Christmas There Be ay Miner ag ae Evans Pret Xmas Gime a} fine } ble and » able 7 esen | ” GREAT CASH on oneptT—— $1.00 A WEEK 6] ONT ee THE TIN SALE = EasternOutfittingCo.,inc. 2.0 Se Eg PHOTO SuPLY ca | tears aa, TACOMA COMES TO SEATILE PEP ANTE RESP BO TE RTI 0 In other words, Mr. David Gross, of the well known firm of GROSS BROS., of Tacoma, has decided to locate in Seattle, Locations were scarce---the ony opportunity was the store now occupied by the | thi C Corner Second Avenue Uaran ee 0 ing 0. And Madison Street This company was willing to concede its location, but asked as a bonus the sale of its entire stock of Men’s and Boys’ Clothing to the prospective tenant. Mr. Gross, eager for such a prominent corner, readily snapped up the proposition, and the deal closed speedily. The purchaser has for a number of years been prom- inently before the business world as an importer and dealer in Ladies’ Wearing Apparel, and knows nothing about Men’s Clothing. He has ordered his repre- sentative here to dispose of the GUARANTEE CLOTHING CO.’S entire stock of 5 3 7 Men’s and Boys’ Suits and Overcoats and All Holiday Goods, Such as DIR CI ERR AR RIN OT TR A A I LIC REET EE PSL Le NNN ET n Smoking Jackets, Fancy Neckwear, Fancy Suspenders ited? TL RATA LL, AMT aL as OE ELE ES RS SE TE TS Etc., Hosiery and Furnishing Goods THIS SALE WILL BE THIS SEASON’S BIG OPPORTUNITY SALE STARTS SATURDAY, DEC. 10 2s" Corner Second Avenue and Madison Street As J intend putting in a large and choice stock of Ladies’ Suits, Cloaks and Waists at this location on January 1, this stock must absolutely be out by December 26.---DAVID GROSS. For the convenience of the patrons of the Guarantee Clothing Co. | will retain during this sale the full force of clerks now employed by this com- pany.---DAVID GROSS. G:L-Holmes Furniture Go. SACRIFICE AUCTION kp Schoo! of Photography p< 7 free 10 Amat Corner Pike St. and Fifth Ave. # - ree te Amateurs THE PLACE TO DO YOUR XMAS SHOPPING r fey MARK TEN SUIE CO. “tg Pesers: | 998 First ave "i sich saa N {fadison Street J