The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 20, 1905, Page 2

; P" 2 THE SEATTLE STAR-—-MONDAY, NOV. 20, 1905 vt [Eve veee sees ee eYnY Sere TTT TERY O hed at the | nix Dan Mc Lod c “ li-inning affair, the Angols win-|morly played on the ‘varsity eleven ably be out} t de ning to 1 at Dartmouth and ts using Dart F ra " a . < Both gamen were full of fast) mouth methods thie year the . . ! « work and tar playing b; the| high « play ” * | aya n bad “ ? Raiders. on both dagve " methods are to the errr rrtrreretr rete erst eee eres ba tod in the Eve wolght two 6 runs were made, | sh on lay in ‘ © Ciaase— Hak fa ‘ a 4 ‘n N swith standing he and is out to ma Brashear sending the ball out of th woon the Da ¢ maid to have beaten rv ha a t f am, it He has been tn the ng jot in tho first game and © evens, th Mg | pt dow, % | Noa he | the bh hoot " for many years and ta a sele TANDING OF THE CLUBS | duplicating the feat in the sixth o ! a } ¢ way shape to put up a. goo lad, knowlng all the jo] STANDING renee the wecond game, W, Hall, whe tm ' “ Pp aturday won from Davis, t } » Won } was in the box for Loa Angeles in n the te a | Los Angeles sso. 56 by }the first game, did great work, al and held th pponent y ‘ > with tad ‘ wing but two hits in 11 innings.) down to an even . The « ne t eon the local high glad Oakland m game was a battle of pitchers, | ’ : ‘ ° Bchoot eleven and y , o ace doing th " Pt | t erican Eaiteke waneh. oh a Port ‘ ae 47 Maids doing tho twirling for Be-| BILLIARDS hag se alll ‘ oa @uled for Saturday a ; a a'g ws a | 1:16%, with a chunk ght Gorga A asily f Portland, failed to ~ See See, 7 om 4 aaituneens . furious 21 Good wort ’ Bellingha: last Friday, taking twe nt mant fest ec 1 ' 1 x ie tx | | ni year in the billiard tournament] y.4y Hainault—# “ 5 The articles he his signed the| ¥ the rest S | McLeod mateh call for eae in the mond Jat the 8. A. C., practically all of the)” yin, n—Half in 150%, han ( k ony, Q done by the h ae econd game endedgines Tight jelty being interes Bay Wor T quar i to the canceling o! ad matoh bet between Umpire Davis ang Figod of L ons of ) Portland and the fact tha neer, at the Los A * team t ie paid b last year kn ialf in t a tt Il feel | been made 5 c l Ww t for this month, Col at | oe Naw a br gre | Arrangements have about been toss A wy ee | aati. tales oe the two men for some time anc i oreman ants to Agee ag Pht - n. cotordar when ‘Flood | completed by Manager Harold Stu 3 ee 16 DAYS TO ac Smith , cg —— mine i is ~~ tt 1 for | PEMENTED GIRL LOST bo . 4 SELLING OUT c Ynjury | ee e0 thi Wenatchee in that} 44 from her | have all his speed ON CLOTHING H ; ly LH | i game for some time. | Frank Coleman, the Bellingham| will be a smoker for the men eath inning, the Professor Frost, who isecoaching| ativey have entiat wervi of snerdale—Mile in 45, east First Ave. 8. and Main St, gh hool boys this year, for-| tne , eeu ' omens Mile in 1:44 Ripp Penny” Westover, left tackle,’ wrestler, is out for a match with| an athletic exhibition for the lad The first. gam STONE, FISHER @ ‘LANE STORE NEWS: | MAIN STORE SEATTLE, WASHINGTON, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 20 SECOND AND SE NECA SILKS SALE of tv | QD tt an } $20,000 Worth of Plain and Fancy Silks to Be Sold at $10,500—Choice of Scores of Styles and Legions of Colors The Entire Collection to Go at Seventy -Eight Cents a Yard \ —Actual Value From $1.25 to $1.75 a Yard the sitk sale which began today The list of styles and colors printed in this announcement shows the character of the silks Without doubt the greatest silk transaction that ever happened in the Northwest is tet the Stone, Fisher & Lane Store Moreover a very large quantity are identical with the samples the mills are showing for wear next spring, and an- The firm secured from the foremost silk house in America over ” 1 ed at the sale pri other goodly section are for evening wear. Phis gives the enormous total of twenty-five thousand yards 3 Of this batch Seattle gets the lion's share and some fifteen thousand yards will be offered for sale tomorrow at a The values are very conservatively stated. Not a yard in the collection is worth less than a dollar and a quarter a hrice thet ‘Soeaks every previous record yard. Many pieces are identical with silks shown in the store's regular stocks at a dollar and a half a yard, And still The most significant fact about the sale and the most important, is that the silks are mostl aple more are such as the most exclusive silk houses in America boast of at a dollar and seventy-five cents a yard. ‘| The Entire Purchase Which Will Be Offered Monday at 9 o'Clock at the Extraordi- ‘fary: Price. of 78c a Yard And every precaution has been taken to give every buyer an equal chance. The salespeople have been instructed to reserve no silks for anybody—no matter how valuable their trade may be, Nor are the salespeople allowed to purchase any ( ae PER REBRRES This sale, which started Monday, November 20th, will undoubtedly last f n fo sell this enormous quantity in the firm's present quarters—the store will not ig eriough t ste one half the people who are planning to attend the sale till after the first day's sale The big double windows have been filled with these silks since Saturda morning and the sh I t ted crowd of sightseers. Indeed it is stated that tho vf dollars have n turt ulready 1 tant st f woulthbeé To prevent dangerous overcrowding the doors will be closed as soon as the store is filled. Buyers are requested to buyers entering the store Saturday and be to be allowed to reser ertain patterns, Ir use t ame answer keep to the right in passing through the aisles. There will be plenty of salespeople to cut the silks and one-half-the store twas given——“None sold till } will be devoted to the sale Moreover the man: t ‘ his paper, that « 1 of silk st nt 1 bea | In conclusion the sale will be the greatest ever known in the Northwest—in value giving, in variety, in importance, nd costly as they are, will actually be sole dat tthe advertised price, seventy-cight cents a yard | and in the character of the merchandise offered i = ' She SALE OPENED AT 9 O?CLOCK MONDAY MORN I) VARIETY How the Deal Was The Sorts of Silks Included in the Sale Are Here Listed Ma de A Waffeta Chiffonette tn brown, gray, tan and cardinal, Imperial Twilled Radium Silk fn all shades and combinations, Radium Swiss in champagne, silver, national blue, tabac, Luster Chiffon, soft and clingy, all shades for street and even- reseda, Nile green, pale blue, cerise, ivory, rose ing wear. Amure Royal in all colors Iridescent Taffetas in stripes, changeable colors, all shades.” z Glace Taffotas in fancy figures. . io Dolly Varden Silks for evening wear. ‘The foremost silk house in Ameria wired its Pacific Coast rep- ‘When the samples were submitted to Stone, Fisher & Bas as 2 Brocaded Silks in Colonial effects for evening wear resentative to close out the present stock of silks at one price. firm's buyer voted the pric o! prices too high, but telegrams to New York o” a lo blue, rose, cream, French a Se De Seroee Motre Loulsine The order came from a new managewho had been engaged at eventually ggcured the $20,000 worth of silks to sell at the price ye rr Figured Granite Silks, *e the highest sala ever paid a silk man In the city of New York. named—ten Phousand fivg hundred dollars, Over eighteen dollars was y imaginable color, vlewy g eveng Ch Chitfon Tattetas, © The new man began by clearing out all the stock bought by his spent in crams stond ihe firm at last securing the silks at the Badium Messalinos, Rte, otc, eto. predecessor, P price they wanted to pay. ©