The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 3, 1908, Page 5

etl dare ame pei Rh Sig Sey TNE Ht ofa i ie om The Chicago Clothing Co. 608 Second Avenue Offer th@r entire stock of Men's Clothing, Top Coats, Hats, Shirts, Underwear—in fact, everything in the house, at an enormously large reduction ‘WE OFFER THE CHOICE EF OF OUR WANT MARINES © LANDED Petrie" MAKES GOOD HAUL 5 IN BALLARD have you been in Stats store yet?|f ~ — oe rap ge gdh eg wert This give it ¢ p Coat ues in i = — BIGLE CLASS TRUST p 2 cluded | ; (sy aa Press ar aan —if not, you'll. enjoy All the new shades of brow! by the-recd Sens ye a visit here— (etter Ae ipa ft Mle leap aR otomingt pfomaprrg eke dog | can make you a better offe nd save wht ri ‘ ill during this sale w Y ible class hundreds of people daily pronounce the new GREATER STANDARD, located at Second Ave aptist chureh ¢ Hat Choice of any TO GEE BATTLESHIPS ate al Pler 2 Tea r a round tri a FISH ROD $ 62 sippy |» lar $2.00—Extra Special ted Split Bamboo, Close Silk Wrapped Fish Rod, With Good Cork Grip and Extra Tip; Ex- treme Special Saturday... . $1.49 MUCH WORK YET: Sate : ropriation bil “FOR CONGRESS ies. BiSc Fish Basket, 49¢. | Sc Matches, 3 for 10¢. }]) : : REGULAR 75¢ ¢ | REGULAR 5¢ Box of the Pase s Sp ts es: Sa way extra gress may « a uF 1 Ber. 9c | “ee Oeics NG VERDICT 25e Soot Destroyer, }})\)** perssyeroe j B 85c Door Lock, 49. 19¢. and Pine St., the most commodious and John fh. Aitetso Hats elegantly appointed housefurnishing store in the whole country! You'll think so, too! _-- — come in and see its many superior features— $1.50 and $1.75 Shirts Soft Bosom ft and Pleated Rosom $5.00 Pure Bik Negliges Bbc Boste Standa tureCa, Le. Sora, Second Av. and Pine St. $150 Me Shirt All these are New Goods, just received this s eason. Sale Opens 9 o’Clock Saturday Morning SEE OUR WINDOWS The Chicago Clothing Co. 608 Second Avenue Oriental Block, Next to Alaska Building. 8085. 222 se> 2 geagtnes a REGULAR 25¢ ~Package — Ghat 18, nad lajne gary te the totes aueen noel lh, with knob and escu stroys al PB cheoe to mate! himne a cheap chinta ney pf Pp saerday 49c sweep ; 19¢ 75c Shovel, 49. es soot in pipe Receiver’ sSale . * avery! ghin a 20c Butter Crock, — : > indian ns ae ae Baywee: Within the next thirty days we will sacrifice the balance of our st at almost half of the cost of material. higher wages He sted tor bat 7.000 REGULAR 20¢—$-pound Spectal all tt stitul | "FO SEE BAT TLESHi Butter Crock eakfast Pac per “| boas at Pier 2. Ten rowhd] highty poet with Rand Box, 1100 First ave oo [trips daily. S00 round trip, Baking Dishes, 10¢. . Goriet, Sues Monies ff $ The Washington Trust Company § $3. Fi Bak Dist F SEATTL P ; oe ae for ° pind Poor ee a We Worth of new and up-to-date Ladies’ Tailored Suits, ¢ . Dresses, Evening and Afternoon Gowns, “3 s ng t ial , cack 10c Capital, Surplus and Profits .......... .. $585,000 3 8 Silk ser A ilk Pe the ts, — z awn, 2 nad t ace W; — , etc., will be sold at such ee ‘aches ig . prices that will surprise the public. Atdethese goods are late arrivals—some shipments arriving this ira special 221 19 30c Tea Pot, 19¢. Transact a General Banking Business. week. These are from houses in New York which B. Gerber did not owe any money, and they were en REGULAR 30¢-—Import LOCAL DIRECTORS tirely ignorant that a receiver was a ag after they had shipped the goods here; learned the facts, ‘ ed Gibson's Jet. Black Eng 4. W. Cliee C. J. Smith and they wired us to close them out at any old price rather than have them shipped back, for these pe. Shipment of s Pots: Wie. he As & Korey F. S. Simeon t oods were made up especially for this firm. Remember, these goods will not last long at the prices we $ mak every ed; 4. W. Godwin C. MH. Cobb i g oe ' ’ » th g > ast long a prices Cc dehn Schram 3M. Frink are cutting on them new. ‘ W. P. Trimble 0. J. Humphrey George F. Stone Ww. W. Chapin ger ¢ & Hadbot Ce Bertie rm cha Following Is a Partial List: . FIRST AVENUE AND MADISON STREET. m= jjouits Worth More Trouble With M. L. Strauss to $35..... D 1 3. 9 > d distineti at are cut on graceful as the thirty-five-do BTR dissatisfied partner of the Crown Clothing Co. 1121 First Ave., demands a full settioment of his share in the business within mo de Is A: to colors, there are various shi ides of Brown, N Copenhagen Blue and Black.— Ev nd in order to pay Mr. Strauss and satisfy his demand, we must raise the required cash. We shall make another deep cut in ia reyes ; : : Psi large stock of clothin sts, shoes and furnishing goods and Alaska goods. The Crown Clothing Co. is widely known in ery garment ist ighly ulored and built for se ce as well as appearance hey are wonders Wicinity for its square dealing Therefore it is neediess to say this is no fake, but a genuine, square sale, to raise the re it Keceiver Sale, $13.95. cash. These Prices Show for Themselves Sr ae ‘Lawn Waists Suits Up to $50 Ladies’ Milner} aa ~w © ridery and d 0 voy ; tine d with wpe ae a ancy Vests re od Hae Bese gs Suit Cases Men’s C peep SL.251¢ » Me Black Che viot Suite SS.50Ts Mer ‘ S1.50Ts M $t M Men’s Shoes Ht of ee ide al lai’ Skirts |! For Evening and After- I un es «OF Ladies ir $2.25 | 88.20 Men's Wo | oO ~' | Sale Will Continue Until the Notice arg es ont ioe e Entire Sted Cased Ont He J an with fancy si S550 13.50 Bo aes Thee Cost of Mate- c. ROBINSON Less Than Half of For #125 $4.60 Bo rial. Receiver. mer Prices. oe eee os oe eh ne Otees SL Re led he Day Received——Cash Must Accompany Orders rown Clothing Company Seapeeapa Tap Pao CORNER SENECA-GEE THE BIO SION. \1 206—Second Av.—1 206 SALE STARTS TOMORROW, SATURDAY, MORNING AT % O'CLOCK. NEXT DOOR TO PANTAGES’ THEATRE. -~ ar * 6a * = ath © en 2. waa. 4 . ° * °