The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 25, 1908, Page 3

THE SEATTLE STAR—TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1908 piG FUND FOR MILLER AEE: | ne | NEGRO WOUNDS FROM LIQUOR INTERESTS |: steed Sa tarot a |S HIMSELF H frsident of John F. Miller Club Fails to Deny Charge CWSI x ‘ int the Weehinato| ht woaaing of Sie Carine [lang #96 persnlobropencag That Seattle Brewing Company 4s Assessing Saloons. ine 0’ NEWS BS nse ten Pro: |movning. March at 9 pueenag * ; diate i Se ny Se i ua, WANISH ve — tee et which 1 a TO VACATE STREETS P Ma nee me . ste $ f the : X K D $ A . man. foo Sone ae ont gta: a John F. Mi Pia a sear en 20 Pool Tables FOR BASEBALL GOODS ‘a rhe ‘ J = rt be 4 ‘ 4 Piper & Taft, 1024.26 Second av, ***| uy your hat of KE. N, Brooks @ | ship tourt < ¢|Orioutal, 1413 Third Av. near Pike, the Hand Box, 1100 Firs Re pay *** Co, 131 Becoud ay #9 Fleet BC, 1 eee home w 0 vs , sib < ae 7 . CopyriahTed . {900 re) By W.T. Emory. oa id 4 iti ty MILL REMNANTS ARE—NO MILL CAN HELP MAKING THEM—This is especially true of-the largest and most important mills, because no machinery ever has been, nor ever can be devised that will weave perfectly. A dropped stitch here, a broken thread there, and at once that piece of fabric or that garment is taken from the loom and thrown in the “Mill Remnant” pile. Wholesale houses can use nothing but full pieces, and so as a result the largest mills in America have made Mr. Emory their special representative and special agent to dispose of the entire hundreds of thousands of Remnants and Mill Ends that these busy mills hourly accumulate. To quickly sell this enormous output, Mr. Emory selects stores that have a tremendous outlet for merchandise—stores that are capable of organizing Large Selling Events, such as opened here today, and make it possible to handle this gigantic output, offering, as we do, this Vast Stock of New Goods at actual Mill Cost and less. THIS GREAT SALE LASTS ELEVEN (11) FULL SHOPPING DAYS THE FEW VALUES QUOTED HERE GIVE BUT THE MEREST INKLING OF THE THOUSANDS OF STARTLINGLY LOW PRICES IN EFFECT IN EVERY NOOK AND CORNER OF EVERY DEPARTMENT, Onty —[EMORY’S SILK SPECIALS | New White Lawn Waists 88¢ Wash Goods Dep't Come feat is unique in th: Here telegraphy RETURN OF . e Regular Prices $1.25 to $2.00. FILING FEES Oncea_| Black Taffeta Looms at Very Special | \,, en and. Ih Waist <r " a¢| Ready to $1.35 quality 36-inch Black Oil-Boiled i sizes up to 4 Worth pe aaa : Year Can Taffeta silk, soft fei h high luster trom $1.25 to $2. 00— ae Get All beautiful silk for wear, as it contains no | Milf Remnant Sate Price 88c se We Offer gape sept jy Stir ”*“I'YouNeed tarch or « in lateve Exee $$$ TOWELS: TOWELS lent for waists an a uits E mory Mill Fl lett Ki 39 Turklah Towele $ quality </-inch Black Latleta SUK, | pe, quatity'Fiannelette Kimonos and Dre be, . 8S bBe, t1¢, 18¢ and up STRIKE REPORTED mg C2OOUS at ; led for | : meat | ie, oenughomortneat ot pation and coors tuar | ab Dry Tov - | Months for underskirts, suits and coats. Emory ray ge ie boo copes hi These Mill Remnant Sale Price, per yard. 95¢ | Mill Remnant Sale Price 39c to Come ai.sod Uality ~eInen HACK alicta Silk, e. Emory Sale vad P Prices pil boiled. perfect black, with excellent | Sateen and Heatherbloom Petticoats woes aan .ate | Read Every Word Ne k ' ay, CHEE x 1oteG 10 caring Regular Prices $1.25 and $1.50. s bh Only When quality and is warranted to give entire | o,, entire tf eg Pett of This Adv. atisfactic See the special number ‘ Skitts {nt t; good q Mr. Emory Emory Mill Remnant Sale price, per want aay Look for Comes Cam | yard ..... cc cece en cee eeeee .. $1.25 | Milf Remnant Sale Price 89c vd e ie We Do This = Emery 39c Green Ticket EMORY SHOE BARGAINS GARDEN SEEDS THAT GROW ALL 5e PACKAGES TOMORROW 26 ALL 10¢ PACKAGES TOMORROW le Mainsprings 50c Bite ongra fg ao ve pres co Se . ee