The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 3, 1908, Page 2

SOUTH BEND SEATS INDIANS WALK IN RAIN aac Bi vd | YourWad on a Jaunt from Seattle printe nd in a whic mh Lan terly attack Jim false my tk PACIFIC OUTFITTING CO. Inventory Sale of Cloaks and Suits E ~ YESTERDAYS RACES First race. t _ . ; ; THE SEATTLE STAR Dears 21@ SPORTING neat se BURKS WRITES 10. en bs BILL Or FARE HOME LosT Uj January Clearing Sale of Hosiery and Underwear And the prices we are quoting in this department for tomorrow FRIDAY, JAN. 3, 1908. 2: De aroma AA WHITE. (By Ur xing | Mee ' 9 Lt KE ¢ m Fa Kaw t 8 : ' of | Pi K ® GIVE JORDAN fe) & + ow o__UOLIER WORD sar CAR NIVAL. Un dP _ = ps <i tefreshed Assortments ; Coach } HY A RAN CIBC( The Values nd New Bars s Are ‘a Azing yains, % 3g Every White Articie {n the Store Marked Down _ ee Table Linens Women's Nec kwear. w vend oi 5 x 2 2 ASAP ES — Saturday Specials | After 6 P.M. 2.00 Gateen Walets—After ae 7 “a tomor. Petticoate— After @ p.m : 95c } certainly how that we mean business. Every vestige of the “ wie i winter stock must be closed out this month, and this means the ' and At F : : t b « best kind 6f bargains far you. Here are sample items that in é pte ew : lannels— ap gions 7 dicate the manner in which we are geing at it oe 8 Aprom Ging © hours SPECIAL EXHIBIT. WOMEN'S 5c VEST® AND PANS AT 9c CASSIMERE HOSE 33 Kr Se be of — ar $32.50 and $35.00 Suits; Sale price $8e0—Good flesce lined winter w Good 1 ( y aray tae cou Cbesevvvmwees coon « - Oe garments that will give ye - any vagy dpe t nels. ce tw 1. wee: Bardoman, second s and "the come in . : " 33c 10¢ me med Me Ikwee, 11é wire Tiere. nat gray and are well fnlave wal . 6 he 19¢ Brust ie ae ‘ we “ae ute rou cREDIT Good S6¢ values at th % ce. ceniearek alves ae , ; tee —— en a dvantage of the Sale Prices. 4 “ 1 ‘ na and are ore LOB ANGELES, = in CHILDREN'S 35« UNDERWEAR | 2te we garment ” i B+ 2, ‘ First race, fimelghtbs of @ mile Fie . nter ‘ we and : TAL o — —emeitee, 118 (Betsad), 7 0 | P. ifi ag? ‘ af } = | = a Me E ete BE Cincadacees "s. is POUR oo ecnre.cosocsen ie 22 PIKE “At 6 0’Clock— $4.50 Cut $2.49. Saturdays Glass is [HE STONE THAT SeRVES YOU BEST CARY? Y~ $1.25 Umbrellas at 7T9¢. Now here's a bargain and COR. THIRD & WASHINGTON. Whidee, 97, second: Me ~ afraid you'll rR : : anot aor Have ’ : t frames, steel 413 ~lIS—M7 SECORD AVENUE a : proot covers and gun meta ¥ = be , Raney Speen ee wee DOWNING, HOPKINS & RYER, INC. ‘ ns er ( FRAMED PICTURES ve ; sey oD 79c oth Ph Meche, B eae urea Petvate a gee Ss 25c ERE “s «tor tore ertdap, 101, third. Fi vt 1 fie AND pee FRAMED 4%c Pyrography Wocl dilettante 4 WEIGHT iS MPICTURES $1.98] %0 woxes Ar sero || youn wear SeTATE OF ANY $5.00 FRAMED Pik Handkerchief Boxes, | CESCRIPTION AND WANT . a “i ¥ $2.50 Corset Covers, anf Necktie or Glowe Hos | buivome AMERICAN BANK (By United Prem.) ay lepositor 7% 3 = ~ at he . Ores ae Ate Jee Of ve mc t . ; iA os GOING TO MOVE? R = Wess sell comes GN iT COSTS LITTLE : O'Toole at Philadelphie, a i at Jost call ay by teiphone and we wf) wll you © o ect : : onthe gorge I Bonga ad nn ee as came teree Gee to MEL 8 BF bscecedisnconceces tat your move will cont, Gis! or Ot.000 fe viens austin t Mae 1503 ose eo a wd ont ee ag: 2: VING AN ji To Bank Depositars ee ee 4 TW Couiha’ Deas 0 BEKINS Sronce co. ta. some | Scandinavian American Bank f 24 Che Ty st wilt mak ir sat Se caite tar O06 Ser Failding, Seat Lets The men who know } good clothes values * " are the ones who are profiting by this sale. Every suit, over- ; cout and raincoat formerly priced at $17.50, $20.00, $22.50 and $25.00 (our regular prices a pero | the best clothing values you will find in Seattle, so if you stop = G4 4. 50 and think you wil! realize what this sale means) will be soldat. . iT’S SO if you see it in our ad ou want it -THESHUB | ~ Opposite the Tetem ‘tom ieeeeece cee gece if you see it in our ad iT’s SO Suteiffe Baxter, Bevriir DowverdJ.Sheban,. &, 333939 THEEHUB Bddd>>d tte ~- a e@ @ Fire Proof Sinrege Cat Freight Reales. Great Unloading Sale Preparatory to Inventory. Winter Underwear 45¢ | 75c Natural Fleece, extra heavy .......... Broken lines Men’s Shoes, $2.50, $3.00 and $4.0 75¢ \ Heavy Merino Wool, non-shrinking, in 2 colors, MINED COE, Ssoscsseks cs Perecess beoenes.ss wv | natural and camel's hair ........eeseees: Golf Shirts, a big variety of patterns and colors; Extra Heavy Woolen Fieece, 2 colors, flesh and WOT Bees Os ncunss Binsesthenatss ss | hrown,; special this week ........0e0008 15 y) y ‘lesh and | Hats, $2.00; $2.50, $3.00 values, for ....... $1.48 Heavy Egyptian Yarns, 3 colors, tan, GOOG; FIO GUBUY FOF occ cscccssCasccnceee 45¢ | Men’s and Boys’ Caps, broken lines, 25c and Sie MEBTRE. GOR a cncccteexceecus4.ciaces sea 15¢ ‘t 20¢ Maco Cotton Sox, seamless ....0.....005 10¢ |, 25¢ Boys’ Extra Heavy School Hose, oaths knee Big Bargains in Men’s Clothing, Topcoats, fF. @nd sole seveceses oe $0eeseseerseseece 12'.¢ | Priestley Cravenette Raincoats and Overcoats. y t ates Heery Wool Sox, 3 colors, tan, binck and Though some of the lines are broken, we can fit t 1 TAY, LOT we seeee ss eeeee seveeevces S.¢ nearly any man from some of them, and at a big i | Sold everywhere for 20e¢ saving to your purse. { Boys’ Underwear, the 50c kind, for ......4..25¢ In Jersey Rubbed and Fleece Lined, 7Se Boys’ Sweaters for .......00.00000008.. BOG While they last, $7.25 $8.95 & Men's Suits, formerly $25.00 to $30.00, now $1 eee e ee Cores weceseees seseeeee eee Men’s Suits, formerly $12.50, now Men’s Suits, formerly $15.00, now .. eeeeee 50 | ih Overcoats, Raincoats, the $15.00 kind, for. .$9.75 | New Year Calendars Free to Ati Customers Tomerrow } McCormack Gros. igs ea i 812-814 Firs Pa eat 2 : 2? 5 SRE EEe MARIS LAP pow Suspenders, $1.00 quality, now ..... .45¢ Smoking Jackets, Bath Robes . Half Price : im;