The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 28, 1908, Page 5

THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, AUGUST 28, 1908. SAFE AND GET $1,500 “pelted Pree.) Ay = 28.—-Sale blow nee Hbair way into the pos x forced tral a aud me the night w fate, partially ws nook of this store is Seattle’s center for office furnishings— not only ta this atore’s showing of all kinda of office furnishings the most attractive and largest in the West, the pricinga the very fairest also, but the best makers are represented tn our showings, for which we are exclusive agents, your credit is good" for office furnishings, same as anything else in this Btore. eeeret other bg eseoeoeoeorses ae SS on TES exclusive Seattle agents for the famous We gs ot MGIAL NOTES =] macy and GUNN filing devices and section. ae on eeroceeee al cases $18.95 for this $30 ELIE steel range— we ann Tennis Ba annual ba me clad will be Christensen for the W : Kelliher, Mra. « ; Montgomery Rus ya F. Backus Mre } Heh TD. Farrell,» y, Mra A. F Mc “ M nH. W GRAND OPENING OF THE i} | American Gentleman Tatlors Tomorrow SATURDAY, AUGUST 29TH, WE OPEN ALL OUR NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS | TO THE PUBLIC. | FINE IMPORTED WEST OF ENGLAND SERGES. | FINE IMPORTED AUSTRIAN BLACK VENETIANS. | FINE IMPORTED GERMAN DRAPE CLOTH AND WORSTEDS. | FINE IMPORTED DRESS WORSTEDS. | Our regular prices are $50.00 to $65.00—English Brown Stripe Worsteds, English Gray Worsteds, in Herringbone effects; Imported Silk Mixed Worsteds; Gold, Blue and Red Mixed Worsteds Our regular price, $45.00—German, English, Scotch and American Worsteds, in stripes and checks | and plaids; in Tweeds and Worsteds; all new and up-to-date goods. All exclusive designs and assigned to us for our best trade mee this remarkable. special price on thia guaranteed ‘hole $30.00 steel range—less to pay than for a cook stove. this is a splendid steel range and will give very satisfac tory service. It la of newest type con struction and latest approved range de sign for practical use. Full nickel trimmed, h roll warming ¢ et, du plex gr heavy covers, top centers and firebex linings, asbestos lined body and balanced oven door, No. §14—4-hole ELITE STEBL RANGE and high closet; regular $30.00 value; extra special $18.95 No. 816—¢-hole ELITE STREL RANGE and bigh closet; regular $35.00 value; extra spectal— $21.50 (—no mail orders fll ed.) fon of the most to L awyers. eres Nigh te al glea. nts gle abalter, and « Mas Pautine Morris will be how ‘at an informa! dan ing ood evening at the fain\!y residence Mth ay, in honor of her brother | who will leave shortly for at Shattuck, Minn, where he | | | On Saturday, our big opening day, we will make you any of these Suits or Overcoats, in long or short pe et to your order. Made e uP in A No. 1 style, double try-« on, cut by the Twentieth Century Cut- | , : ois Price On $20 SATURDAY $20 . Opening Day Remember, in 18 years we never put our shears in a Suit or Overcoat for less than $45.00. We will m — line and trim complete alk Suits and Overcoats, just the same as if we received our full price. Positively, Saturday is the last day we will sell any Suit for less than $45.00. From Monday on our reg- ular prices gQinto effect. Weowill line and trim all Suits as follows All-Wook Serge, All-Wool Italian, All-Wool Silk Venetians, Silk Serge or Satins; Silk Stripe Vest or Sleeve Lirfings. All Suits can be lined in black, buff or gray—any kind you want—same as if we received full price from you ture Co, AT PINE ST. ONE ACRE FREE TO THE OWNER OF THE BEST IMPROVED TRACT IN H.E. Orr Park AUGUST 1, 1909. Take a comfortable ride any afternoon on a Green Lake car or NEXT SUNDAY Get off at our Branch Office, at Denny Station, and we will. show you the greatest value you ever saw in fine acreage for $450 an Acre 100 Acres Sold Last Week. Prices Across the Street $1,000. This is Your Chance. Acreage is Getting Scarce. H.E. Orr oe Tie Inc. 708 TO 713 ALASKA BUILDING. tennis tournar ; _ SECOND Ave. TACOMA. ry. Mise Viole t and Miss Pitts ot Vic ve Entertains. jek Cart Struve wi on Saturday for th Bertha B. Johnson will give Of & series of dances this at the St. Francis hote Mand Madison Dinner for Alumni. informal dinner fewfor visiting me Inn Bar asec H join last evening by the W Alumni ase ation. Yale Ci members « will « at the University b for members of the America elation Hill Entertains. 4 HIM gave at the Uni of the Arn Covers were laid for 40! This is what we will do for those who want to take advantage of this sale. Notice We will lay aside a Suit or Overcoat pattern for you for 30 days at our sale price— 4 All mail orders will be filled that are received up to Monday’s last mail, if deposit accompanies order, Samples mailed ; also measuring blanks and tape measures to all those from whom we receive orders. at Sutior Hotel. m Aux ney ers are re- ! And only one Suit and Overcoat to a customer, as this is our Fall Opening, and we only want to show { RGARET DALY A REAL a you what it means to get a first-class custom made and well-fitted suit, and what a pleasure it is to wear | —— a fine tailored garment, first class in every respect. All our customers know us by the clothes we make, ~ WOKES Is DEAD Premises to Protect the Public | 4¢?"t¥ prosecutor to bear out its If you are not satisfied your money back, is our motto. BOSTON, Aug. 25. — Siatiiaeet! Against Swindlers Who angry A Our first and last opening this season. Any $45.00, $50.00, $55.00 or $60.00 Suit or Overcoat pee oH _ 7 ergy 0 | ecuting offenders who were pre on sale— - ‘okes, Samra pel wr} Rob the Public. on the public in a large © : ‘ns night, After a jong illness of past, and I will do so in th | r She was the wite of! “While I realize that the voters|!{ the responsibility rests . a e re) our c er | Vokes of the Ward & Vokes! do not, as a rule, piac h im-|!f elected prosecuting attorney, 1 and was one of the fa | portance to the promises made by ber prosecute th promaters | of Fiona Daiy fami “aid hat, it | Wildes * and other . ¥ ‘ . P ee pe vr pon tome aueenen, ‘there | swindl against the pub We know how to make an up-to-date Suit if you want it—Any style front, any style cuff; any style recat thant go } coat, any style pants, peg or medium, or full peg; cuffs or no cuffs; all cut to fit. Remember, we only know how to make good clothes. " He, no 1 will be no cause to complain of On Your Savings | inactivity in the pros ) rf Par See pa minals Puget Sound Savings & Loan Co. | Vite j lod — Street. Bit can OPENING SPECIALS Exursion Rates on Guns, Shells and Hunters’ Clothing for i Opening of Season. mm, and his de Albin, busir ess men’s ican nomi county commissioner || aecan GEN TaLOR Y ™ n strong th e $20.00 Hammerless Shotgun $13.98 | iu:i' ) or eee" Double-Barrel, Hammerless Shotguns; best armor “ nt ! . ! eh fs y iis Steel barrel and imported walnut stock; warranted ~ ; . to give satisfaction. Regular $20.00; . A A. Po a . rege Corner Columbia 50¢ Box Shells, 43¢ 85¢ Dozen Tumblers, Each, |[| the burden of taxation w “4 “, Box of Kixce Jaus ot de have arrie 1 i " tree loaded el by Thin Blown Table Tumbler e. _7 Special, ee of | bh 43¢ nae 1 re Panes 4 D I 4.00 zpating Co 82.89 |} [er each Cc ) AF. ina, A 1 Bent 10c Garment Hangers, 6¢ A 1 - a ' . ce MELON MAN MIGHT: $5.00 Shotgun, $3.59 fingle Bar OM, 12 or 16 _— “ ho tenis a “xi O AMUSEMENTS Van GET THIS GOAT cakes er or Victoria when he ASE —- ic TD 2101 Grand—Pollardas, in ot 2 “a Lo he The way “Billy” did the water By United Pro orth $5.00 r leading sheep up| oie r O88 ; ce ay ‘ae ' 0 $3 59 a ; 5c Canadian Pacific Ram boeilil the Canadian Pa.| melons up was a show, and now YEW YORK, Au H, FL A Se Can a wus Grandpa’s Soap, 3 for 10¢ k Arthur Calder is digging down into | exander eattle, president of the en vias ¥ 9¢ Grandpa & Soap, or 0) ) ca 4 hi poche © soothe he custome l € } $1.50 Hunting V 89¢ Hi her of Grandpa's Wonder Soa ; © Delicacies of fered at the head of| 1% Docket to soothe the customer | Alaska ship re megs 1) Lole—Fraw it Corduroy. 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