The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 25, 1908, Page 2

GRACIOUS! DUGS => WIN AG ° THE STAR--FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1908. at the ladiee that made tho|! Aberdeen Starts Well, But “2: ae ' Seattle Is “Strong at Finish. THE HUB—On the Squar That’s a Regal Suit |. It’s Easy to Tell ¢, Opposite the Totem Pole, They always fit, hold their shape and look ‘‘dressy.” All the newest styles, nobbiest patterns, and the workman- ship—like the “‘fit”—perfect. We carry a very large stock of this make of clothing because we know it’s the kind of clothing we can guar- antee to our customers—the kind our customers will be pleased with, and our best advertising is ‘‘satisfied customers.” Regal Suits $15 Others $12.50 to $35 Pay us a visit—we will be pleased to show you these ‘‘Fine Clothes”. Saturday Sock Bargain Men’s Cashmere Hose in Black and Natural, Usually Sold at 50c Special 25c pair , Os the § Square, a a LEXINGTON RACES At the American Gentleman Tailors Saturday One hundred and thirty-five full bolts of English cloth were bought by us today at less than you or I or any mill in the world could weave it—goods we always paid $4.50 to $10 a yard for. Wealways made suits of this kind of goods for $45 to $65, and by this-time the public knows we are first-class merchant tailors. Our price is $45 and upwards. We own and control our own shops. We employ only A-No. 1 workmen, paid a od but first- class linings—A-No. 1 work : 4 (One Day Only) <i We Will Give You Your Choice of ca Be Suit in Our House (Made to Order) for ‘nee he Just the same as if you paid us our full or regular price, $45 to $65. Made to order Saturday for S$ 20 We cut by the American Gentleman cut- ting system. Remember, we are only making this sale for Saturday. Only one suit or overcoat to a customer. American Gentleman Tailors 717 First Av. Old MacDougall & Southwick Bldg. Open Until 10:30 P.M. Saturday, Sept. 26 To Accommodate the Late Shoppers (By United Press.) GRAVESEND RACES (By United Press.) ESEND AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. | AMUSEMENTS. ae PORTLAND ner if ponerse —— atre “The CLANS AN e | #" Jeatnning | Hes With Matinee | a ana} at ne Is Coming p etton of ” , “THE DEVIL” Lois Theatre (By United Pr . The Grand | PORT! “AN 'D, JOUN CORT, Manager ANACONDA RACES nited Press.) “rt STAR a he Ro e of the : Ra Leading Vandevitie Starneme 7% Pappretiond THIRD AVENUE THEATRE | Wricn 122" mig Mvlines Anes x -!) The CLANSMAN | Te CLASH ie ee ae | Is Coming Is Coming Fe town a “ome