The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 27, 1907, Page 8

ase BRAT TI. 4 STAR-PRIDAY, DEC, 27, 1907. cory pen ore. ih grocer oe them | er trust, thon tee a ue LAST SUMMONS ° nine oa had nH . “4 - ve , “ STON, Deo, 27 a ot - “7 y ha no ‘ow | Widely known as @ violin # nd | “Made Re Seattle” day comes who has undertake ro ie PD gg main gvods of the orts! ot |f year with most of the Seattle manuf far ra tle h « Apparel for Women, Misses Frederick & Nelson, Under One Roof “Everything to and Children, Incorporated Furnish the Ho le SEETEOS ES AEEO*) Radical Reductions AreNowinEffect on All — Suits and Furs (NEN POCKET THESE SAVINGS!) ea Sees Women’ sig Miss« Fur and House Garments afe now in progress 500 Fine Tailored Suits, Worth} = @eXp eos e Garments are notable for their Regularly $25, $22.50, $20 and|l| “]/. is Sea extraordinarily good In yun P iring have we been in an $18 on Sale Tomorrow at Only]]| =| | se i peat ro 4 th ive i oan ake de upon the stocks, vould therefore-be well for yo $i by so do prs So re of lowness ¢ pecial prices and the dition of the alteratic room, it will be necessary to make an alterat of barved for each Coat and Suit requiring alteration during the Stoc Arrang- ing Sale Third Day of After- Holiday Sale Chien ond Clasewirs Here’s an unity half_a thousand Seattle men should and | §}) Ralgiey phe mt rant ie or edhe aprender Dale: pat rset pegs in rokied lines is effective » be will avail themselves of, and quickly, too. It’s an unusual | ff} ade are of mu tance. A few general hints follow Reading Lampe |All pchatt ing Dishes, Me o'Clock Teas and Copper ice concession, but thoroughly in keeping with THE BON |§}) fang Electric Hanging Domes red The Wee } ry ea atuary ‘a reduced prices. t half pric MARCHE’S a ressive way of doing things Brief , we find | ae eng Entire line of Art Pottery Jardinieres at half-price. Several patterns of Dinnerware reduced in price. ourselves on the eve of stock-taking, with more men’s suits than | § | ® stock of Ridgway English Art Pottery at | Also Odds and Ende in Ch 8 conan we wish to carry at this time of year; so to reduce the quantit | , sand Ende aS ars and Cream re Cups ana | we've combined in one lot half a thousand suits that sold earlier | I D S Is for To , Sell in the season for $25, $20 and $18, embracing the finest : . Special <Lapshee sag ¢ woolens woven by the mills of the old and new world; every | one ve i Pig Wet é ( ti ( Loh : th . ee af No An ng a m Cur ur i ny Re a ad he suit is tailored by hand in the most faultless manner. The fab- |) detail rics incluile ] ln meat fo worsteds, unfinished worsteds, i weiss Sevgpectal $2.95. Covers, | Nottingham eee Special soft and luxuriant vicunas and London's fad-of-the-moment | ne of the | ; ere made t oft tterns in wi chalk stri worsted chalk stripe worsted cheviots, all all made of pure pir ape Pay ona wool. We do not hesitate to nce this the finest collection of suits ever Seattle placed on sale by The Bon Marche or any other n The Bon Marche or any other mercantile institution. Your [ff Ph oe F d k &N | unrestricted choice of the entire lot while they last for $12.50. All sizes for | 9 | aie re eric e son stouts, slims and regulars, in the Men’s Clothing Store, Main floor, south en- i} Range Incorporated trance, tomorrow at $12.50. Men’s store open until 10 p.m, Saturday. | # | Choice-of-the-House Saie of Men’s Smoking Coats and Bath Robes at a Third Off Regular Pricings Are made of double face golf cloth, wide wale che ihe oats oats © viot, ve , broadcloth and silk brocade, and come rs. Here are the new prices and the old e Were $6.00, now 1 $4 Were $10, now $ 6.67 Were $7.50, now $5 Were SIS, now ee 00 a big Clean-up Sale The Robes tivci:sitsarsndirytt conden ind ur iu as are iat pew and in perfect condition, a Preparatory to inventory we find our stock a Were $3.75, n now $2.50 Were . $1.50, now $5.00 little larger than it should be, and in order to reduce Were $5.00, now $3.33 Were $9.00, now $6.00 it quickly, we offer the following goods at ridiculously =ii8 Suits and Coats Half re sind gh at at $6.50 and over at half price Cue the c period of i invento! ory preparation. We ae frank o say that atthe prices mentioned the Boye Clothing viock is op HAM MNS Clothing, ome Top Coats and hh Cravenette heavy. In selecting this canine stock we aimed too high, and missed. ‘a at half price. New clean, reliably made clothing, fashioned from the finest for eign and domestic woolens, in black, blue, and all the nobbiest checks, stripes . . and mixtures; all sizes, all styles, all colors, for boys 9 to 16 years; all at ex All Holiday ee at a saving to you of 4 to actly half our own regular retail prices—prices always the lowest.in Seattle by 20 > . a0" ar 1RACG to 25 per cent. Parents should grasp this very unusual opportunity to clothe off re gulai pl 1Ces. the boys at Half Price. The Bon Marche—Main Floor, $6.50 Suits and Coats . . . $3.25 | $10.00 Suits and Coats . . $5.00 Big Bargains in Men's Woolen Underwear $7.50 Suits and Coats . . . $3.75 $12.50 Suits and Coats . . $6.25 a ‘ , ‘ , Z ee ee Le ee es The kind that will make you feel comfortable these cold, damp days. Head to Foot Outfitters McCormack Bros. for Men and Boys 812-14 First Ave. Parle, 3 Cite Trevies, Chemnita, 22 Theater Street, anchester 8 Between Marion and Columbia Streets ' ae ‘a Geattic, Second Avenue and Pike Street New York, 2 Walker Street.