The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 16, 1907, Page 8

THE SEATTLE STAR—SATURDAY, NOV, 16, 1907. FIRST PICTURES FROM SENSATIONAL VON MOLTKE TRIAL IN BERLIN Union Tailors THANKSGIVING SALE E BOUGHT EVERY YARD of Imported and Domestic Wool- = ens from the Manhattan Woolen Mills they had on hand at less than they can import it---yes, 33 1-3¢ less---so we can sell you these goods for one price--- Game y EST ELS eS Sees tal was a remark the count had that every man had a mission in the world and th to | make her un a py | ——— = a = ae | Rte na nena nnne 4 Notices for | th *® column in the ® will not be acce = wan k Friday atte Dadartnare tne Congregational Plymouth Ma tion and Y Re en egiatt ual he first of a se} on The City pm: YP S week services ™.; morning. ing, “Foreign Mis ree gland av Any suit or overcoat in our house we will make to order-—NO MORE= $15—NO LESS—with a ; f high-grade SHOES FREE. We just bought over 2,000 pair, to be AWAY FREE every customer. WHY pay your high-pr t rs $35 when we can make you just as good a suit for $15, with a pair of high-grade shoes F REE? ome§ | © SFSF2 E222 .LSEBUERSERE* . SEF SEREETELETELESERS BERERS yey F2535%*_22e0egeezerse, ry suit or overcoat made to order. } n our OUR eua tee We make « suit as go oles your OURP wn $15—NO MORE—NO we LESS—with a pair P de sl REE. | ont made Bi We are the largest est of OUR MOTTO ery ¢ brir nther— day A NO. 1 work, ANO. ‘ linings AS Phe | Saturday, Monday, Tuesday black and r over A ‘ u at y Fh 1 wal for ‘ the « base: Rx UNION TAILORS| THE LARGEST TAILORING HOUSE WEST OF CHICAGO ee eres te i nee | WO STORES 518 THIRD AVENUE THIRD AND WASH. ST. TWO STORES: