The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 29, 1906, Page 4

es si a 4 A xz } s | ii BALLARD @TAR AGE at Bellard Ave Suneet Pailard we were oa eyes i bi on ‘ in gente wesk, oF twentyptive conte per montm | te have to take my place | F (87 PRIZE FOR BEST CONTRIBUTION, $2) BECOND PRIZE, 91 a tem the . -— . ¥ a | GENO IN YOUR YARNS, MAKE "EM BRIEF, AND ADDRESS | Brown,” exclaimed the np ’ S onde » ve wan taken which resulted jmall b ‘op it tt THE SEATTLE STAR rg ® ‘li ~ mnore weaka - BY STAR PUBLISHING CO, 1207 and 1200 Gevagih Ave ner bys fect od that any of | " “ _ EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY t ; Ne gg £7) Bunest Male 1080 s he neon ” god 4 1108) Buract, Maln 1050, By “JOSH JO8N Wikg,” THE STAR Iw ermal o much about Ad tmmense stock of sheet musto, musical merchandies, it lee ea RAR AR EAHA RAH) Hight. The mooting wan called t | ook 0 Oe. pee nee Fi w y « or for the purpose of deciding {to Me lat eee oe hg machines, pianos and organs has been moved to 146 Homes recked b Prosper i * PRIZE WINNERS LAST #| whether it would be Wisat ‘ rm n i haih’t got no blood toy eee —_—— i* ween ® |) move to the vietnity of the Health | Second ave, where at costemers vill veesive our beet at- * * | office wr , ’ ‘ © First Prise, M. Hall, 890 *) Hecttius Smallpox delivered) an} A anne Ag ” w aeor 1, as hie € # homish * i address in which be set fort, the |?" °) i | e * Second Prine—Netta Carter, @ What a he done ; And he got #o rich advantages of that looallty ser ani fram crea atte |@ Seattle. * He bought his winter can se ; . - &| _Hactilus Consumption, “hawover Jpimecit ant charged himself the ~ . CI Y & CO y . eet t ho w lee eee eee ee ee ew ee leed Ao objection on the €fe¥0d | game price ae hin tomers S i 9 oe ag é cei | that the present location wasteher of BH k " “ ; | Mealth Board Meets tod for their welfare. Her a lotte Btoinway (and other) Pianos w thounat A Microbe meeting which’ was| After the arrival of « delegation} my wi! ome to mail two GEATTLE | very inves ended was held in| of Germs from the site of the pro weeks am |} 1408 eBOOND AVENUE e la tw the alley back of the Clty Haw! last posed Municipal jail and ofty hall You'd better walk straight to « | M t got and wieely used, ie good to have n t at} the work? to recomp wa h | } it 5 a) to those w of t and t n Hut th wea h i fa 4 fact oe n . ai the » Ww if ' that mak © the | The real life is no : 5 The rea ousl t wha ts may graap, but what the heart may hold | see we } A tok of 1 e \ hs a . , t | in ' rial, the pr a h . no ¥ P no t they can u in th ms . . f E ti : . In Which to Dispose of Entire of or 1 what is worth while 46:0 * To be rich aw wtale « virtues i the b | love WORKING FOR MEDICAL CONVENTION FOR 1% STOCK of the Robinson Clothing Co. ance of the $125,000 Stock of HIGH GRADE CLOTHING FURNISHING GOODS, HATS CAPS, SHQES, ETC., ETC. By order of the The bal- American Beattie in 1909. FORGER ARRESTED | Klein, the shoemaker, 217 James —_ EVERY BUSINESS DAY IN THE YEAR The Best Hosiery Bargains In Seattle Are Here at | Our Store ‘This strong, positive statement we absolately make good You can prove it to your own entire satisfaction any day in the week by coming to the store. Thousand yw buy their hostery exclusively of London. Visit our Hoatery, Se ction Must Be Sacrificed for the Benefit of she Creditors. Receiver, M. Ghtengan, of Portland. The Rainy Season is ($5 Excuse Enough for a $5 aaa Rainy Day Skirt day Skirts and take the opportunity we je st a low price, consisting of a ht colors, > am assortment of tailored in the latest fashion. » now for $5.00. | The Robinson thing Co. an incorporated firm of Oregon and Washington, with its chain of six big stores, has been forced to the wall One year ago they determined to enter the Seattle field, and being unable to find a good lox ation, opened with an immenge stock of high grade goods at No. 116 Washington st. Their goods were too good for the location. High priced trade could not be attracted to this coight hood. Fall goods ar rived and a receiver stepped in. The creditors want mowey, This Immense Stock Must be Turned Into Cash. Price Is No Object. It must be sold and sold quic 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 | Lor! LOT 3| LOT 4 Come and see our Rainy have presented to buy a fine « nice line of greys in dark and invisible plaids. Everyone strt Always sel! at seven and upwar Bath Robes $4.50 sailor collars with cord and tassels, regular $6.50 for $4.50. broken ns, wher there ae ‘i iri finished Worsted, Serges, etc. Hand- est patterns, will be sold for cost of mate- = ste 0 and $12.00, Receiver's ha aale made button holes, concave shoulders, un- rial, st eneeenene 75 breakable hair cloth front, guaranteed by items That Will Make Other Sec-| | whe makers to hold their shape. Regular going now for $1195 Necklaces—Latest style in im! tation Pearl Bead Necklaces, 7) Hose Supporters—Ladies’ front 1,000 Overcoats and Cravenettes. Pad Hose Supporters, with The very 350 suits of the very latest Cassimeres, Che rubber buttons, made with string cose oe Bho viots and All Wool material. All sizes latest fall styles. Priestly g oods. Are oar + apallgaa™ F CORSET SPECIAL. and the sweflest patterns. Former \ os é s s , price, : ors and black ...... ze ie teutieé, wbreskeble $12.60, $15.00 and $19.00. Receiver’s Sale closing them out at less than cost of mak- Comb Sets—Good strong Comb Corset, made of strong black 1 Sets, consisting of two side material with unbroakable OY om osreee vere ss - 87.95 ing up | steels, in sizes from 21 to 36, at one-half regular price, $1.50 FOMOAY .- seccee aces ise } combs and one back comb, in either plain or gilt trim: m ing. foset with stones, set...25¢ | SPECIAL BARGAINS ON PANTS. The best makes in America. Such makes as the R. & W., Valentine Robinovitz, the best pants makers in the country, low prices, It will pay you to come and look at these trousers, Shoes Will be $,000 pairs of Pants. sacrifice at unheard-of Shoes ereeman London’s Gloves From London, Eng. Custom House Released Them Setmten Underwear Furnishing Goods i ; ; : 500 dozen Blood’s Ribbed, : 5,000 pairs of high grade shoes. The well-known Hamiliton in olors; regular price 200 dozen Sox, black and brown. Regular price 1§c¢ and 2 for Brown, Bradley-Metcalf and other leading makes. All fall pe hls ase, Receiver's price Re Come ore the cold weat nd examine our ladies’ and chil ter weisht holesale cc or air for dren's Sweaters. You will find them cheaper and better qua . and winter weights at wholesalecost. = = = = = 86. estates ¥ 150 Bd Mer ean tn ie Tr Pe the money invested than in any other store in town. We hi a Ladies’ Shoes, size 2% to 3%, at, per pair ... 25¢ | 2° fozen All We ool, all col 0p rino and Lisle Thread Hose. Former price asc co} ine in red, gray, wh blue, black and mixed colors LINER a slice pats page Beas ors. Former price from Receiver’s price ...seesseeveseserecenees eoeees 12)0¢ pric a ees ot gel os a 100 dozen odd Vests; regular price from $1.50 to $3.50. Re $1.50 to $2.50 & garment. [Suspenders, asc goods se 10¢ Also vial derwear and Infants’ departments. ‘@ are 4 7 2 ee ee er ee ee rn ways pleased to quote prices and show you around ceiver’s Sale price ......+. The Receiver's Sale price 9B¢ Ge GUBMity ove ss cssecssecccee eevee see weupistd Be soo DOZEN MEN'S HATS. IN ALB SHAPES AND SHADES THE LATEST STYLES AT A GIVE-A-WAY PRICE. in the Dress Goods Section New Piatds for children’s school dresses and cial values at .. One window full of Suitings and Cashme Value t Broadcle Rain proa Black and White ‘ Short Nap Bear Cloth, black and navy .. Oinch Sicilian, black, gray, Bavy....-+« This Is the LAST WEEK rT Your;Last Chance . on sale | THE STOCK IS PRETTY WELL BROKEN- UP. all colors, thoroughly fast, yard yan 5a pegs She wee good wearing Lin ladies’ waists ee #, all the col rg good Best quality of Silk, 26 inches wide, tomorrow, Tuesday, on! IF ANYTHING FITS YOU, YOU YOUR OWN PRICE, CAN HAVE IT AT PRACTICALLY Be snd 2he Yard Wide, Silk Velvets ing Satia, in black, white and | in black, cream and 7 a Game ¢Glomeneew, ail edters on sale at London's. ANYONE WANTING THE STORE, WITH A GOOD LEASE, MUST TALK QUICKLY. lay, only, yard We | yard .. «. » 81.00 Doors open at 7:30 daily, close sharp at 9 p. m.; all customers inside at that hour will be sery- SAY tanerten PAYTORND te. ed. On Saturday the sale remains open until 10:30 o'clock p. m. NOT REMEMBER THE PLACE. WASHINGTON STREET BET. FIRST AVE. SOUTH AND OCCIDENTAL LOOK FOR THE BIG SIGN AT 116 IN THE MIDDLE OF THE BLOCK. HOME OF THE UNIVERSAL RANGE 116 116 HAMILTON BROWN GHOES OLD COUNTRY LINENS, You see, her mem-| * 0 take 9 wites heart, slr; PRISER, undup, Aa thin elt © tide ot cat be rt Ort. 4 vated hop Batter Sensational Sale of Rubber Cioods wart Water flow, reinforce guaranties, special for them os shore, tal ial for three dap The Quaker Drug 1013-1015 First Ave. Little Down---The Balance at Your Leisure cash ts none too ful with you, don't put up cheap garment that will give you satisfaction. Buy something that's and up-to-date, something will give you pleasure i= wearing-—you may pay @ ever you can down, aad small weekly monthly instalments = hardly miss the money. We have the finest stock @ Fall Apparel for Men ast Women in the city. We teri you ction and wilt be é Lghted to have you open 0 a6 count with us, balance in Eastern Outfitting | Company, Ine. - (332-34 Second Avenae Near Unica “Seattle's Reliable Cred House.” of lnws ao not have alwaye © PE] LroOVomea=S 2 HIGH GRE WINES ANO LIQ KEYSTONE PORT y nid € Calltora PPLE « “810 FouR r ROTTLE - wHiskt N RARTH. ot 3 Rave STONE LIQUOR CO 23 rinet Al AVE. Cor, Phones—-Main 1104, Sys, Ind, 198 | r Ree & LIVER