The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 19, 1906, Page 5

THR SEATTLE STAR—PRIDAY, Och sso, 1906 ®) LIGHTNING STRIKES | Te Terens AMY NUSTLEPER 1S cc wd | OLYMPIA, Get, 18—The OR. 4 a selection from our great Mission u the be P " 5 r Rasehid, th ! 2 7 , oberg, “ ; ag ff ANDOVER MISSION CHAIR ANUVOVER MISSION ROCKER ANDOVER MISGION SETTLE cack, wae A f ‘ r ! m dred, ‘ b > ag . o An no te " meget pel ye oe a 1 Ww aad t mt throw your od rm Ee ae Ne an Jue yt ad way, Have them cleaned to look (ster Special Service si as: as . the wat * “des . ‘ tthe new at the Pantorium. M OLYMPIA, O° — *|JANE CORCORAN AND JAMES); Lage aor Mead ail "2. cauge | 3008 weet vert war ne « « . s - . satay - 4 ee a es veri olympic Meat Market. etihy are te ‘ ad ateak, Se Ib airlo od be 1 . ' - eee. . ; — psnenge Mew ha one! "yh her-—one of the reaita Don't Wiss § Seeing th e I yeate’ bese, e Aty Cone . the week, very special ,.B5Q5H special oo oo os spoeee cial for the Wook 187-05 d ee bande for the wife a Ss bah eee =— Standard Pubiaillinbe Co. seta ae ae ee to| Bunday ‘and ‘ee the United etirin From Business S| | |Hardware for House Greatly mt Sra pe on ingfrom ers SK... , lund. mer @uasnne te the j hard . Ings and i tm wen low va . ~ 7 s from me ac w. Lewis 4 CO ; f 1206 Becond Ave, SEATTLE 1006 to 1016 First Ave. TACOMA 1 moet |@ he ts © jealousy | wd An up ‘ n the former Mt the two and finally | 8 anne sees her foolish ideas em jed and she ask lying her head gp ts breast, asking to be hi his only one. Daring this scene 4 pretty clean bit of repartee occurs in por and stocking plays a , *~ 39c | RECEIVER’S SALE ONLY 15 DAYS MORE IN WHICH TO DISPOSE OF THE ENTIRE BANKRUPT ef STOCK COURT ~~ of the Robinson ‘Clothing Co. The bal-§ wwe ance of the « $125,000 | 4 Stock of giveness, husband's FLOOR HINGES. ¢ Bohmer Si25 Kestner Large size Doll Head With mut te ex ) small an audience the performance wh much merit. “The Freedom of Su sanne” will be given tonight and tomorrow night, "A Doll's House" | 10¢ Childs being given at the matinee tomor A, B,C and Picture Books Colors, Assess Seb SP UEE oecrieee week ina 4 company Toc Hardwood i! Pen rx y, opens for a wee © Seat theater aext Sunday afternoon with cover, Se Special! purchase, famous “ Keen Kutter Pocket Knives, worth Sea,” the heater | ine tonight, tomorrow | nee takes place Relutidoluess L PANTS. The White Caps,” ne: play, starting Sunday made the Taylor oa jmany friends last Lote Theater Oraws Well. The success of the double bill at the new Lote this week shows that Reattle likes good, clean comedy Pp avy Canvas OIL STONE. $1.00 fam 8-in. India Oil nbc Fe, | an = ee | HIGH GRADE CLOTHING eer, CAPS, SHOES, ETC., ETC. Next Monday Mr. and Mra. Truse come to the Sta | Johnson Optical Co. Room A, Times bu corner tnd ay. and Unio redit oe Must Be Sacrificed for the Benefit of the Creditors. By order of the Receiver, M. Gitterman, of Portland. yorated firm of Oregon and Washington, with its chain of six big stores, has been forced to the wall field, and being unable to find a good locati yened with an immense stock of high grade goods at No. 116 Washington st, Their goods were too good for the location. High priced trade co not be attracted to this neighborhood. Fall goods ar- rived and a receiver stepped in. The cre rs want money. This Scmaaane Stock Must be Turned Into Cash. Price Is No Object. It must be sold and sold quick, A hundred sales may take place, but this great Receiver’s Sale will stagger the community with its low prices. Here are only a few of our many great bargains: LOT | go0 All Wool Suits and Union Worsteds, broken lots, where there are 1, 2 and 3 of a kind. These suits were sold for $8.00, $10.00 and $12.00. Rece ® orice sale . 475 LOT 2 350 suits of the very latest Cassimeres Che- viots and All Wool material All sizes and the swellest patterns. Former price, $12.50, $15.00 and $19.00. Receiver’s Sale Only 40 sssaee sees ine 006 Cavemen The Robinson Clothing Co., an in Jetermined to enter the Seatt! One year ago tl _ Retiring From | Business Our immense stock, consisting of Cloth- ing, Purnishinys s, etc., will be sold be- low value. We en in the clothing bus- imess in Seats! ¢ past cighteen years, goo of the est Imported Worsteds, Un 500 Young Men's Suits, in all sizes and lat- est patterns, will be sold for cost of mate- TS 1,000 Overcoats and Cravenettes, The very finished Worsted, Serges, et Hand made button holes, concave shoulders,un- rial, Banking Made Plain With {ts corps of capa bie officers and trained employes, this com pany is in a position to make the details of a bank account clear to those who are not fa miliar with bustness or financial transactions. breakable hair cloth front, guaranteed by Re They are the makers t gular price $18.00, inéllng Ww feta. ss cise eves. $11.95 latest fall styles. Priestly g oods. Are closing them out at less than cost of mak- ing up. and now, because we cannot secure as large a | — . . ; ties ks we need. we amiss yetite ou | acacia , ; SPECIAL ‘BARGAINS ON PANTS F usiness | J. P MARTMAN, V-Pree 5,00 pairs of Pants he best makes in America uch makes as the & alentine Robinovitz, the best pants makers in the country. ill be business. 5,000 f {Pp The } \ A Such mal he R. & W,, Val Rol the best ' ! y. Willt Our léase an xtures are for sale and ev- | a Pg -— hg oe sacrifice at unheard-of low prices. It will pay you to come and look at these trousers, erything we ca tock must go. | 6500 | Before we d 1 to retire we had placed %o INTEREST: SAVINGS h Ss Unde ear F h G ft Srders for noon» sto of new fall foots. | ESS oes hoes rw urnishing Goods 5 0 ese goods a riving daily and will all Le soo dozen Blood’s Ribbed of Placed on sal ooo pairs of high grade shaes, The well-known Hamliton sit eskors lar price | 200 dozen Sox, black and brown Regular price 15¢ and 2 for and | "anlar miss rreat opportunity to buy Brown, Bradley-Metcalf pad other leading makes. All fall] 5c, Receiver’s sale price 2 eiver's price .. Te oi I cxtfic of oricer ler wel. tte seduce entices alli: ah er. MOG | OF A pair for ..eeeee eases REG 2.50 Our fur ' | In this SPECIAL FOR wet” a ” oe ae " 150 pairs Merino and I isle Thread Hose. Former price 25¢ ve i class of go i See us SATURDAY I Shoes, size 24% to 3% Jat, per pair .. BEG | 0 coven. Alt Wodd, sit ns Receiver’s price 20 nettes, Fi before buying : ? WETS Ra or Former price from CCCLVEN’S PTICE ceccerereeeneeeeererneee wens aye aa | ed 100 dozen odd Vests; regula price from $1.59 to $3.50. _Re-] $1.50 to $2.50 a garment. [SUSI Saki Re 10¢ neved civer's Sale price i. gh » .TGO 1 Receiver’s Sale price OE pisbuees 25¢ We Can Save || Sur Sakes Be 0OZ. 2 FOR ihe You Money — GRASP THIS OPPORTUNITY Union Bakery & Cafe | FOR THIS SALE WILL LAST ONLY 15 DAYS MORE 500 DOZEN MEN'S $ HATS, IN ALL SHAPES AND SHADES, THE LATEST STYLES AT A GIVE-A-WAY PRICE. 141° Beoond Avenue H. LE wis rcv o" ET XTURES AND LEASE FOR SALE Independent 680. ANYONE WANTING THE STORE, WITH A GOOD LEASE, MUST TALK QUICKLY. 15¢ Linsey Gas L 45c With White Q Globes, Adjust able Burner and Mantle for paee agate spake ss Abe Doors open at 7:30 daily, close sharp at 9 p. m. : all customers inside at that hour will be serv- I ed, On Saturday the sale remains open until 10:30 o'clock p,m. REMEMBER THE PLACE. WASHINGTON STREET [16 BET. ‘ IRST AVE. SOUTH AND OCCIDENTAL FOR THE Ba siGw 4t 4x0 IN THE MIDDLE OF THE BLOCK, ¢