The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 28, 1908, Page 6

4 THE STAR-~WEDNESDAY, OCT. Uncalied for Tailor-made Suite at half price, Alee full dress uite for rent, Rates for Classified | Advertisements 1 f THE CHICAGO MIGFIT The Star cannot «uaranter a,” PARLORS, A. BRIDGE & CO., P 1400 Firat Av. Largest Clothiers on the Coast. 2,000 MEN'S SUITS Overcoats and Raincoats ON SPECIAL SALE This announcement, coming from the largest Men’s and Young Men’s vege va, House on the coast, in the id aeouracy or bility for erre occurring in telephoned adver | tleements. | “SITUATIONS WANTED.” “Situations Wanted 0" linemente 380 for 18 w times. Additional « line. “HELP WANTEO” AND ALL CLASSIFIED AD 8. |) | One cent a word Minimum 7) | FARM6 AND ACREA Would You Walk THOUSANDS OF HOMES IN SEATTLE ARE ON “THE STAR" charge Ibo. When charged to | a unt actual numer of lines fe net will, be counted. Seven WIRE. insertions made for the price | WHEREVER THERE'S a 1,2 i eat is paid, All fon. thereof, two lines. of six when om cap. lines, or will be counted © TO ADVERTISERS PHONE “THE STAR” OFFICE i6 AT THE OTHER END OF THE WIRE, WE'RE LISTENING FOR YOUR “WANT” UNTIL 12 P.M, Ctassification cannot be given | , Ne intened tagh after 12 o'clock dally i! te 5 man Richarg p BALLARD AGENCY -P. " t av., OPP. 3 . - b “ lobwon wan walt Mat Pham altar’ 204. Main 1056 Ind. 441 very midst of what should be, under ordinary condi- ly discussing ‘he hapa na Ce oer and University tions, the best season of the year, will certainly create bit diene EPSTEIN | : 1 chien ig pine A Fhonen, Male 1000 aoa MANCHESTER consternation In the ranks of our rival clothing mer- mann vereverman, gteananannanenes BOARD AND ROOM PERSONAL ACREAGE chants—but we've decided to take no chances on what savai atin, Sea # RAILWAY TIME TABLES. */ — < might happen on Noy. 3. We're frightfully overstocked, weverted that Japan ha Mae He nea wae petntee time witne thanks to our bee pag Rg and the only way out svar ic te & Nablee in newepapers.. For # he Joist ii tall mar aaa is a Special Reduction Sale, with the severest kind of he overtares of page. ® time of departure and arrival #| \\n° | ‘ M A irt of Japan, sald the & of traine telephone King Street * | De ee eT price cuttings. We hate to resort to such drastic meas- te thls & Suneet, Male’ a7en, independ * : Se | eee ant tak to | ures, knowing fully the demoralizing effect it will have i *. Wt, rn 2 . a r Se eneeaneneeeneeel ari . arr on our smaller competitors; but with every department > te The Manly Boarding Horses hired for eh 7109 Western ay Thad 1899 and by panne overloaded, and face to face with the uncertainties of an election, we are not in a position to take any risks. BIRTH NOTICES. Thompson—-To the wife of I ©. a WANTED TO Maresuion — Ko the ite ot Ww. Bi see ae We've set aside for immediate slaughter nearly two — oo yock hove, Main ae Moone iv co. | thousand Men’s and Young Men’s Suits, Overcoats and ith-—To the wife of & Aurora, city, October 19 + Savings Hank fide ad 1 the Filipinos also discureed the Japanese and concluded “ATTORNEYS AT LAW. | Raincoats, embracing good, old-fashioned, hard-wearing tweeds, fancy mixtures, plain blues and blacks, ete. ihe int Mae Weasley Reith & Kelly (Che thee Ammer SOO AND COAL. | Frederick W Kel DEATH NOTICES. “3 Saromieaet oaaaad eed ere zi No extreme styles, but the more desirable staple pat- Pacific will Ineure penaamn ARCHITE SHORT IN. THE MARKET The early part TLE COAL @ FUBL CO Both) q————~ ’ son's speech lection of W. presidency. He declared Bryan was the only logieal @ of the people on issues that | affected their interests and@ the republican leaders for conduct of the nation’s ae terns cut to proper style, made by reputable manufac- turers and backed up by our ironclad guarantee. Don’t let the low eae prices give you the impression that the garments are not just what you want. Give yourself the benefit of the doubt and investigate. Hun- dreds of the Suits and Overcoats will be on exhibition ORTH & SON. Pr jcensed Baba heatre Both SPECIAL NOTIC! All kinds of wood a. | wood $5.40 per load and coal Main fais | ar ; ‘ ; Oreroee ° “QUARANTERE cunE FoR Kum. |———oginaee GHANCE in our mammoth show windows Thursday and Friday. + pete afEIARE BME Phone aryen | — a ~ 3 SOCIAL \} ———_——— | . The Sale Opens Tomorrow pers : Mrs. Manson F. Backus rRee ee yoppaansnat And for your convenience the stocks have been di- |honor of Mise Grace Dena tig Sranchta! rubber anther atipeste | vided into five lots, so that you can make your own selec- | acine Signa eset ail | tion from hundreds of different patterns. All sizes and Nov. 1 She Win he nama Becks “Fiesta 22h styles in the various lots and we guarantee a perfect fit ea sre teights eiey hahara to the loxg, the short, the stout or slim man. on winate Seen at the bridge-tea given by Mi] D. Th sand Miss Ennitie Them Mra. Michael to Mr. and Mra. W. B. Mi entertain Saturday evening court ] Personal. Mre. J. ©. Moore and will leave Saturday for @ eastern cities, She 3 Anderson Buppiy Ca. Ht BANKS. Lember ter | Beinn . r daughter, Mrs. Williams, wil “LUMBER. Mex Dr. and Mrs. F. J. Bethel Yakima are guests of Mt. i H. T. Bredes Mre. George B. Kitt her home, The newest, nobbiest styles Men's Suits, worth $12.50, $15, $16.50 and $18, in cassi meres, Scotch goods, tweeds, in Men's Suits, worth regularly $18, $20 and $22.50. All wool worsteds in browns. London wodied 19 and 35, for U be native bers or Excellent opportunt Good dinner t Oct. 30, from 6 to 8 p. and plain blues and blacks smokes, blues and blacks, gray mixtures, etc. Schloss Bros., A Hallowe'en fest wi Jarson - y : | Friday by the young peo Garson - Meyer, Kirschbaum Unitarian church in tam and Kaufman pre - shrunk rooms. makes. Every garment guar- anteed for a year. Don't expect extreme styles in this lot, but good, dependable, ing to betld need several men an in Times block staple styles, worth every cent H. The English Aid will hold « bazaar at i jdence of Mra W. T. 2450 W. 63: noon at 2 o come to call and inspect @f Current Century © Oo | The Current Century eb llard will meet Tuesda: the residence of Mrs. Lot 3 wooo RED | fei Bt Club. eure Mews 1 O.0O L. B. Moffett, of 41 onday afternoon, ce will be discussed, Dra: The latest college models, in blues and fancy mixtures; worth reg- rt ; ‘lege Ball = 5 — 4 M 1 in the c ee ularly $12.50, $15, $16.50 and $18. Snappy patterns in worsteds, tweeds, prom te belag arvaane plain blues and blacks. Single and double breasted, Ages 15 to 20. for entertainment of Art Club. “Early American Paint subject of papers to be Fred Graham and Mra Wy on Monday afternoon befores department of the Wi tury club, at 313 Peg | building of the original prices beet write 1 Wanted Pants maker and co R 8M. LTTE Madinon SITUATION WANTED. — ery kind | half Hive ad-| Don’t Wait WINSHIP BROS 169 Colman Bide 28-pe Relnry Loans Quick ‘service, beet terme Dramatic cla: lege of Music an SITUATION WANTEO—FEMAL AUCTION SALES. ASSIGNEE'S At OF IMPORTED Lot 4 Men’s Overcoats and Cravenettes $10.00 Lot 5 Men’s Overcoats and Cravenettes $15.00 CERT ARSE TNT Set just THE are p « ball, which will be givell Jan, 1, wedding Washington. maids of Rainie Contide ples Bank MASSAGE. me The finest makes and newest Medium and heav ig OCULISTS AND AURISTS. heavy weight The . ; ~ aoe effects out this season, made Overcoats in all the new ef the An jie’ tor | POR SALE-—-MIGCELLANEOUB, [throat 60) Rite! Wide Mt t by the best known manu fe and genuine Priestly for the W ngton M Cravenettes | n the afternoon of NOW ND DOOR BARGAINS ar t YAU facturers in America The : : nettes in black unfin Mra. Jo 0 eats . ished worsteds, fancy mixed expect a gathering new auto coats an ackin ‘ : i “ A musical pragma worsteds, all new and up-to eo « feature of the ent @ includec evular $18 > 1 . ettes included, Regular $18 date. Regular v $12.50, Moora a $20 and $22.50 values. Your $15, $16.50 and Your . Nee noon, Now, Mra. D, A. GOR paras : ide. Becond und wes Gee ' E i = ; Sa a wvonneee = PO tg Suit will be fitted perfectly and nicely pressed free of month. : yl 4 Sale will continue until due notice is given in daily papers. When he retura rm $ H rpova i 2 Potttteat, fen te ' me PHYSICIANS. hour go milli OO nt A. Bridge & Co. . Ind 4. % Ee 2 “ Mail = SHOE DEALERS. : 4 : e LARGEST CLOTHIERS ON THE COAST , Tw. h Keeping, } « gor, Af Muth, 1917 Fist ay : ve aud bore f home ; Y q ats, sho. ~~ WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS F 0 din A = a - . wee on FIRST AND YESLER ct. hes SN Spay : 3 ; TRANSFER COMPANIES : * “asp inier aa ‘ 42.00 Hats, Kavanueh. 1310 First, at ? i ae ~t te)