The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 11, 1906, Page 3

7 oe aa H s BATTLE _STAR—FRIDAY, MAY 11, 1906. i vw i? 3) a a oa asked Mi:| Mra WA. Leonhardt, 1 Toes gone erly : rea Nt { . iene’ a ManAieteee ~i4 lan teanicna pak coe aed he cat ig Mth "ln Big Auetion ‘Sale polite have been naked to {ooKup| ae é Peg? Br ok by SFr ay COUNT LEO TOLSTOL, — > |iscnarismn ten okra," An i Fo — 20,000 CRAVENETTES MUST BE SACRIFICED AT : 20 CENTS ON THE DOLLAR ‘ ee Our Big Store|: which had at that tw to be thakalwky, af anised in Biberta by the Ksenda| friend 3 # and one of} Sirotatnaky ithe principal ac 773 Market Street were born—-Polee—|even the Russians amongst whom | ot, waa | he lived, freely affording medical | and enilat-| aid to whoever applied to him at Rossolovsky, tke Migoursky and| This Shakalsky rding to Ronse. | OD ti? » 2 baniahed to Siberia for desiring tol Maa, worshiped by everyone Destroyed in Frisco Fire Cc MM CRW on this We recently received the following telegram from headquarters: RELIABLE GOODS ONLY n a talion as Mij@Ry time of the day or night ER pT ky. OR sky, a former| “If only he had been here when Y; Rerastete, 58 joston, Maw yril 26, 3 " a ornate anager Goodyear Raincoat Co, Seattle Wash . Fo os th A hed = M “en row i Fg ones were i) thought | Goode shipped for ‘Frisco tranaferred to you. Close them out immediately 20 cente on the dc i en . fel @) ere > ollow cheeks an bins | Must have mone ; Ag Rae ee frowning brows, and had a quiet He was led the first,” related | H. 'V. ROGER, Presides CAN BO YOU A GOOD TURN BY SHOWING ‘During th ec may vet gene YOU RIGHT QUALITIES IN FURNISHINGS This shipment consists of $10,000 worth of Cravenettes for Men, Women and Child asda shed wept, or ‘ A beasts " ok a : Daring th tng he | wally saying a Russian who kep' ren, made up for this senson's trade and have been transferred to eattle store, Th HERE TOMOSROW. nat treet Store, wher we were compelled to vacate, Must be closed out within 15 days Here Is a Chance You Will ria a secret | could which wags, | behind = H . - Yr " Seldom Find _ NOTE THE FOLLOWING PRICES ry Men's Ralncoats, never sold for a leew than $4.00 wholesale * 1 ute a Py te hundreds of them at $1 1 . $19.00; hun choice, to ¢lose out wale — ons ~ 1 ut he " Fale wi . . throughout i yours now ®1.50 fe ea ’ : Men's Rate oate 6 ewagger of ote, natty tans, grays, browns ave shoul cannot be that which is ~ ane ‘ , t « Men's Ratnooats, wholesale price and mixtures close for?” She e @ " t te € ad ” hundreds of ders; « garment and Ge i < t ' t 1 been sold at $4.00; clos » | bought lees than §28 Men‘s very fis ipitieat an ans no we nas arely & (51 La $14.60; law sinsky Was a man ¢ tes, semi-tight fit $6.60; balance to « and her Hife = ex iife of pore f oe . Suits $15 but Rate Prices se ey Gar Ghee ae ‘Teas an. ' BH won ¢ Hecond a t et and Pike one and fy lant week at $i2; sale pride to close 810.00 Children’# Raincoate almost Kiven away to close out the balance of them. Sale now on evenings during thes nale SALE BEGINS SATURDAY MORNING Goodyear Raincoat Company Formerly of 202 Pike Street 916 First Avenue THE HILLS FURNITURE @ CARPET CO. ' iCE FURNITURE]. he SPECIAL pa we (To Be Continued.) _ {SHED ALES ow Line of Typewriter Desks, | 2°23 (@ Tables and Chairs}= Salcar come Factories A Saturday me “Eclipse” Bread Machine Corset Covers Ladies’ Drawers a lace. a6 Nainsook Night Gowns t ace edged Extra Qua vt ‘Muslin Sk "82.35 McCarthy Dry Goods | 7 . Man's net Mesh Un ae | € rae ’ ©; spe 5 Hoe “ Men's Natural Woel Shirts i $1.00 | Men's Fine Neglige Shirt . PH ko Mon'e Fine @ecke of f é ; | “ le f a " Hosiery and Underwear UNUSUALLY GOOD VALUES FOR EVEN THIS 8U PERIOR DEPARTMENT. Women's Summer “47 ¢ Women's Hose f P this 5 Oe > Children’s Pure Lisle Thread Hose— fourth tare ent for this « 4-—t black : | rs x Juds at the ch. ide en's Feet Black Cotton Hose, be " | bh i -, @ A « i good « t « E | Second Ave, and ' =, and the sus LATE SOL G. SIMPSON, i. ve ican et Soy gee pownde of Company Madieoa Street erms of i each week applies. eine age ci rh Pe moet Bt gah oe Fi tg would cost $16.25 baker's for noon at 2 o'clock at the fam! Ba Hread, t sing the “Eclipse” you sa every barrel of flour $10.00 on ausplors of Bt. Jc you use for Bread | mn ’ idence, T17 Madison st. unde r€ 0 ane Ppt ie gt : ‘ Making, and you have perfectly clean ‘CATARRH nv y “t “ ‘ and wholesome Bread once, turn the handle to the t ch ailments, because of the neglect te Three Minutes 1 you have a t kneaded Dough tt anda it. thas ee - and W. H. Gorham ‘ 4 v THE “ECLIPSE” Ts the only machine t knead a WORK ON SUBSTATION WE BUY, SELL OR EXCHANGE CASH REGISTERS We pay bighe:t cash price for Pegistera. The Sundwall Co. 609 lst Ave. Phone 697, bullding on top of the hill across t WwW McHARRLE, M. D Phone, In m. Event PICNIC BY TRAFFIC MEN v rthwest PIKP ST. . $1.98 ‘ Srconp Avenvr & Sac kes & Sees : | extra Special Sale | c Brussels rs | $ , M0. 2, regular § * eS Peer $2.98 nag Our fine of Mt . e of the very hinhest Made, G f : i We pay $30 to all our customers us IHinch Ne : $2.98 ~ eat de tiscnvicics $2 - ing the “Never-Break” Range any Meinch Nev pond db cba vig hay ey . : time they wish to return same, and ac y Wrach New Norka ....+0++4 2 o0 206 eevee ess 93.98 as part payment 4 BOTH PHONES 1158 1 } 314-516-518 PIKE ST. | THE BARGAIN STORE orex sarunpavsrittosom NS ae ee iat,