The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 23, 1908, Page 5

] CHARGED WITH Nrainmor, a (By United Press.) Any mAKES KITTINGER ADMINISTRATOR AN ast Bivins YARD, Oct, BR cn ’ te Ste re eatate « sinter aaser Ralaton ‘an opjection to the "t Kittinger, did to pursue his obj Be Ne Pt Prosser while on | t Chamber ar his body, ts SPECIAL GLISTO PREMIUMS WHICH WE ARE —BE SURE You ARE AMONG THEM. tage of these Saturday specials Standard Special all metal couches, for Saturday only, each, . . . TRUNKS We make them, See us to save money. Kuster & Hartzell 2107 First Ave. page F Zz a 10c Jap Rose Soap 7c the Famous Jap Rose Soap, for the Fo ger Bath; Saturday special j 7c cover is on) $1.50 Football, 98¢ $1.50 Boy's (Rugby Football; has a heavy ‘hersehide cover and pure rubber bladder; QB regulation size . c Stove Polish, 5¢ p Known Stove Polish 5c Gaslight, 35¢ PWelsbach Junior Gas Use instead of open Pmaves gas; 60-candle pigbt five hours 35c Cooking Ware, 29¢ $2.00 ba oxy Brace, 1.39 $2.00 Ratchet Bit Brace, made by Miller Falla Co.; has cocoa bolo handle and ie nicely finished in GMM 450058 secwaes ta raised the couch presents fat surface for bed.) and wire steel fabric, which is the square “National” construc by helical springs; has two sides, which fold down, as plet Regular value is .. Special for Saturday only. 4 important Saturday Henry Disston Handsaw, 1.39 Fireproof Brown white lined, Saithout handles; 3 while 2% ola, S¢ pknown Black Choice of Henry Disston and Keen Kutter Handsaws, 9 grade, 26 inches Jong; 1.3 Worth up to $2.00 $ $1.25 Liberty Lantern, SD¢ | $1.25 Famous Liberty Cold | Blast Lantern; No. 2 brass | burner; large oll fount 83 patent lift .. uC did appearance 00 Hunting Coats $1.98 0 Extra Quality Canvas Hunting Coat, made of ial Mackintosh Cloth and is rain- Standar Le. Comfort and Service Depend on the Fit | | | | | "For you to consider—it’s to your interest: i. The most complete stocks. _ The most selected assortment of pat- Pies. The most modern, up-to-date designs. The most artistic and costly tailoring. | Men's and Boys Apparel | Cold Rainy Weather Reminds Us That We Should Encase Our Feet in ARE AFFORDED BY OUR GREAT Boote | People who desire fair treatment and reliable ° e feel at home in this well-stocked store. We extend an invita many new styles of Fall Footwear e SPECIAL AGENTS f Enlarging Sale J. & es Shoes for Laird, Schober & Co. Shoes for Women Boys? Shoes That wear the way you BEST TIME TO BUY ee men and 1 ade the v “WHERE THE CARS STOP.” yur mer are rhade rr t 4 It's different—$2.00 ¢ 903 Second Ave.—Burke Block ay THE STAR—FRIDAY, OCT, 23, 1908, —GIRLS AND BOYS, COME TOMORROW FOR YOUR SPECIAL SCHOOL BUTTONS—COME SEE THE DISPLAY OF TH GLISTO JONYOR’sALesGirLs AND sALeenove — EVERY GIRL AND BOY TW SEATTLE IS INTERESTED IN WHAT WE ARE DOING FOR THEM good, practical Saturday specials— —your self-interest will be served by taking advan- (showing the Standard Special all-metal folding couch closed, ready for use as couch when pad Regular value is .......... Special for Saturday... . . . $3.95 te rel | f store open Saturday evenings for your convenience ae a ; * SEATTLE. SECOND AVE. AT PINE ST. TACOMA. he Most Genuine Bargains 11) Your Feet Are Property Fite Here} VERAL HUNDRED iWVING AWAY TO OUR —(showing the Standard Special all-metal folding couch with one side raised. When the other side —this special couch is a most practical and useful article, It fe made entirely of steel angle frons of frame - $7.50 . $3. 95 er $6.95 coal heater for $3.95 ethis Ideal Oak Heater is one “Of heaters you can buy that will ne best low-priced coal has ‘ture Co, nSard, AMUSEMENTS. hanes Theatre Elks’ Show “TOODLES HOLLAND” Special Matinee Saturday | DIXON AND BE! Seats om Sale. Moore Theatre JOHN CORT, Manager Clothing Which You Can Depend Upon for Good Wear At $12.50 and $15.00 Our lines of Men's and Young Men's. Suits at the above prices are the strongest in quantity and best in quality and workmanship we hav ver offered for your inspection A satisfied customer is worth more to us than big profit Our busy store and fast-in creasing business are ample proof of our assertion—small profits, quick returns. Higher Priced Suits rROM $17.50, $20.00 to $25.00 Have all the careful work manship in their construc tion to warrant a life-long fit and stylish appearance o the wearer Overcoats, Topcoats¥ Priestly Cravenette Raincoats Are now ready for your in- spection, at $10.00, $12.50, $15.00 up DON’T FORGET, WE CARRY Boys’ Knee Pant Suits And see them, too. Our Boy »ys’ Department is increasing, too, for we are offering the best materials and most natty suits for the young chaps, from $2.50 to $5.00, that can be had in the city Men’s Perfect Fitting Pants FROM $2.00, $2.50, $2.95, $4.00 TO $5.00 If your coat is not worn out, and you need a new pair of Pants to go with it, try us. We have the goods you want, and can fit any man, big or small SOX SPECIAL Underwear FOR TOMORROW BEAR IN MIND We carry complete lines of the Famous Win- sted Underwear, known throughout the country for its good-wearing qualities, at Heavy Merino 75c, $1.00, $1.25 $1.50, $2.00 Also several other prominent makes in Union and Two-Piece Suits, from 50¢ to $2.50. 20c, morrow. Our Furnishing Hacamee Is chuck full with all the latest Novelties in vate Shirts, Neckwear, Dress Gloves, Sus- penders, Sweater Coats, at prices whi ich will astonish you Remember, we are exclusive furnishers dae i men and boys McCORMACK BROS. Head to Foot Outfitters for Men and Boys 812-14 First Avenue Bh er Colman Block AMUSEMENTS. ANUSSRENTS. | AMUSEMENTS. porkneeeseinenamerenadeatneaeanemsnieen 1 aeniibaien Seiieaibadionmiinen The Grand Lois Theatre | AmenconThests “WANS AN’ NIX” 9 |66 ‘RAFFLES 99) «a woman's BITTER ATONE GIRLS MUSIC FUN |Last Three Times With Saturday A edy be Nights, 26¢ to $1. Sat. Mat, 26¢ Matinee. from “Bertha M j The Grand | Week B Askin @ § or JONN CoMT, mM POPULAR VAUOAVILLS. Per OWEN * 830, 7 . Tae TIME, THE PLACE AND! - rd : | formances Cake 2:30, 7:46, 9:1 The @ ” Beginning With Sun ines, | Prices, 10¢ | With John une H. H. Frazee Pi resents | romoRKOW. SCHOOL © HILDREN, Goat Bale This Morning, S00 to $1.60 ANY SEAT, 10 CENTS. } JAMES J. CORBETT Four Huglish Rockers. Seven ether | in poe BASTRRN av a 7 a TT ” Trio, Ma ee ee ee “THIRD AVENUE: THEATRE Mec ne va | . ad ry to o | Seats This Morning, 26c to $1.00 F: ny hy Mer ton & Op EXCLUSIVE MILLINERY Removal Sale Closing Out Store at 1122 Third Ave, L 1893 BIG REDUCTIONS IN MILLINERY, 1328 Third Avenue Opp. Postoffice. Player Pianos at the lowest s for prices est, Don't estigated ‘hand planos, upright Cline Piano House Ave 2007-0 Second Third Ave. Branch 1321 ht and ANT AGE’ VAUDEVILLE FERRA, “The Iron Man” ate ‘Seattle Theatre Russell & Drew, Mera. Phones 43. | | Matinee Saturday Tonight | ‘and all week | BLACK HAND® Oe and 200; | a Sunday Mat Robber MING ARROW.” Ii Famous Artists 6:30 to 12:30 + cemehaiprielewini Many Pinyin eimninanbeaten oe ted Maanany: Fi ago