The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 28, 1906, Page 7

- . a e wey ae . mn Ge i Chi L if | wt Hu Mn Nol AIGHIE iF S NG Geer es cmon vinenane samerenmmercon th Lsernwaad Lips cremate tears tes . YF ; | il wen | / To GHARGEL E DINS DIVORCE Phone, Main 1514 Phone, Independent 3373 =“ McCARTHY’S * " a Ps ; Cases Seattle's Reliable Stere—1512 to 1522 Second Av. Bed tht S bie ' od “ot Mr. \ MMi i Bs i" nl saaatiye Ke ready-made Spreads, have | at for ~ rer | DOUBLE CRIME = and by the Nz ‘ap kins, iF THEY WERE MARRIED od the ¢ CASE WILL BE DROPPED (Borinne Telegraph Service.) " Ake BOSTON ee 8 fortis " ae Annual iy Comforters Toweling « FiouseKeepers’ ©: Ai Sale wt De A K. Russell Starts Saturday Morning December 290th, at 8:30 In announcing our First Annual Housekeepers’ Sale at our new store we wish to impress upon the women of Seattle the extreme importance of this sale to them and the chance it gives them to supply their wants at prices that will be impossible a month from today at this or any other store. Our orders were placed for these goods months ago, at the low prices prevailing at that time. Prices have advanced from 20 to 30 per cent since then, but we are willing to share our saving with you as long as the goods last. i$3UT we reserve the right to withdraw any or all lines at prices quoted at any time if in our judgment it is deemed advisable = Ni 0 N D A y to do so. The goods are worth more at the mills today than you will pay for | them here at retail. This sale will comctinue two weeks IF the goods last, but we i Our lease expires Monday at midnight, and then be- §} do not guarantee that it will last more than 48 hours. gins the great task of preparing a $60,000 stock for the ff storage warehouse. Such a: condition of affairs is almost un- ff) ee # i paralleled---not a store to be had in the great city of Seattle oO 3 ° l Off fi Bfor love or money. This building is to be torn down at ff ur pecia er or CHILDREN'S COATS. INFANTS’ COATS. FUR NECKPIECES. LADIES’ SUITS. i] PERFUMES. | BATH ROBES. LOUNGING ROBES. KIMONAS, Bonce to make way for the growth of our big neighbor. ‘ h Saturday and Monday the Few Remaining Hours Every Dollars’ Worth We Can Sell Between Now | At 1-2 Price | At 3-4 Price and Monday Night Will Mean a Great Saving in packing LADIES’ COATS. MISSES’ COATS. FANS. LADIES’ NECKWEAR. Some of the choicest garments in the entire stock, worth f and storage charges, and we are willing to make JEWELRY. FEATHER BOAS. Aregulariy $20, $18, $16.50. and $15, will be on sale Satur- }g day and Monday at $10. Fitted perfectly and pressed with- Hout extra charge. See the windows. MISSES’ SUITS. SMOKING JACKETS. | TOILET CASES. MEN'S MUFFLERS TABLE SETS. ART GOODS. © STATIONERY SETS. MANICURE SETS PICTURES. FANCY CLOCKS. WORK BOXES. SMOKING SETS. i] JUVENILE BOOKS. ADULT FICTION. RUBBER TOYS. FANCY BOXES | JAP CHINA. CUT GLASS. ANIMAL TOYS. ALBUMS. | FANCY PLATES. BERRY BOWLS. DOLL CABS. COASTERS FANCY VASES. WATER BOTTLES. EXPRESS WAGONS. TRISH MAILS. | BON-BON DISHES. CELERY TRAYS. DRESSED DOLLS. UNDRESSED DOLLS. | CUPS AND SAUCERS. WINE SETS. MECHANICAL TOYS. VELOCIPEDES. CHOCOLATE POTS. NAPPIES. TOY TRUNKS. TOOL CHESTS. H} CRACKER JARS. PUNCH BOWLS. One Thousand |Men’s Suits Overcoats Cravenettes eas Terms on These Goods Are Strictly Cash---No Charges---No Approvals---No Exchanges ‘ Wednesday Morning F Stee vata January 29d To Be Rendered Saturday Night From 7:30 to ro O'Clock by Miss De Voin’s Full Or- chestra. Advance SAOWiING | iov.u of 1907 Spring Goods . wi i 3. Serenade, “Sueno de Boys’ and Children’s Clothing No such bargains were ever before offered in Seattle. ‘The entire department must be closed out Saturday and Monday. Suits, Overccats, separate School Pants, Waists, 4 @ # Shirts, Children’s Hose, etc. ‘The prices are cut even deep- # fer than in the Men’s Department. New Wash Goods New Dress Goods Dibra: perpeteogie 4. Selection from Comic Op- New White Goods New 1907 Silks or ‘ekove “Autumn” ... «Moret New Embroideries New Gloves 6. Intermezzo, “ De Secret” New Laces POO CRE WINS cB tees mera! 7. Selection from Comic Op- era “Chimes of Nor- mandy” ,,.... Plauquette 8 A Day in Ven Romantique” Men’s Underwear and Furnishings New Ribbons New Petticoats -, New Hosiery New Corsets An unlimited stock of Underwear at sensational sacri- Hfices. All sizes, all kinds, all weights. Men’s Fancy Shirts, Sweaters, Jerseys, Working Shirts, California Flannel sh Overshirts, Working Gloves, etc. New Underwear New Small Wares 9 “Novelette New Muslin Underwear 10. March antic City” McCarthy Dry Goods Co. 1512 to 1522 Seanpe Ave., Between Pike and WE MUST GET OUT---EVERYBODY HELP A. BRIDGE & CO. ine Streets 1415-1417 Second Avenue Next Deer to the Bon Marche