The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 13, 1908, Page 5

ntorta that may | ing himself gapectally to the Reo | rqually as finportant) foot Lake night ridér outrages, It | ation. Was an unhesttating notification to | The itinerary as artenged nop ta the law-dofying elements that thetr | oh; Low Angeles, /@@predations must cease and a Fresno, Nov. 27, San | UMmons to every patriotic citixen | ov. 28 Sacramento, j to give his assistance to the ma-/| 0, Nev, Deo, 1; Salt Lake | chittery set Ip motion to puntsh the | | § apd 4; Denvor, Deo. | murderers of Quentin Rankin | jS and 6; Fort Coltins, Colo, Dec.) Gov, Patterson had recetved “The commitsston probably wilt ai. | W4ralngs through the mall not to vide at San Franejéeo and part wilh |/Come to Obion county again, but lyo to Portland, Dec. 2; Spokane, | he walked unmolested from his ho |Dec. 4 and 6, and Boseman, Mont. | tel to the court room and back 1D € and 7. + ——-—-- — Tae > nate mands . New, i AND GOTCH 10 THE STAR—FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1908. ing the this storels open Saturday evenings for your convenience @ we call your particular attention to the 7 re imulator which ends tomorrow---- TEE LIGEE ELE unsurpassed {# our showing of brass beds and we cannot too atroggly urge you to come here tomdhifw if you have in mind the pares ee ofa brass bed, The savings b the most noteworthy we ston Sul ee te Lady Say OF Ts eke eH $7 i) 5 $15.00 $7 4) 5 this “Saturday” special fs a Men’s Suits for step ladder chair 99c ' 7 B85 About 500 Men’s and Young Men’s Suits which, during the season, had been selling for $15-——but the lines are now broken, and for a quick riddance we have placed them all on the bargain table tomorrow. Come early and Get Your Pick for $7.95 here fs an exceedingly practical article for house or office; com @ bination step Iadder chair; can be used as a chair when closed and when open forms a step Indder, Strong and well made, x ly finished; the actus! value at any store is ® $2.00 Bpeciaily priced 99 for Saturday only .... c 95c instead of $1.75 for this splendid Scotch Tweeds— “universal food chopper $30.00 and $25.00 “CFak tial ad sak: tom, begets ——on sale tomor- bles, frult, cheese, broad—ail mate! row for mg, because there are no narrow openings to become filled Orack . ers fan through the machine will The season's clean it thoroughly. The hopper {s selling has left us farme,| whieh filed all the avatlable apace in the etvoult ewurt room, Gov, Pat torsen delivered today @ toll speech on law and order, add we Hackensohmidt, the two » shook hands We Have a Fow AND vanasaap - POR TAILOR. ADm str AS) a bed ments in his t > gman ecrooe Pick One at Half-Price schmidt a the invitation Consultation tre pn, GEO. D 1 COML, Tailor reeted the other in a friendly will be ay ect the referee jand make other arrangements for | the mateh. | . ee ee : : COSGROVE GOES SOUTH. (By United Press.) POMEROY, Wash,, Nov, 13. Gov elect Coagrove, accom: panied by his wife and son E} lot, left here yesterday for a trip to Southern Califorgia for the benefit of his health. Dr. H. R. Keylor of Wa Walla Joined the party at the latter place and Went south with it, Showing of White Toiletware and Decorated | Porcelain Dinner Sets at unheard-of prices. § e windows. eeeeeeeeeeeeeae ee ee ee ee ed Seeee eee ERE RE Ee Government Lets Contract. | The gpvernment yesterday let | the contract for clearing and grad ing the sites of its buildings at the By | Be Dry Battery, 17¢ 25c Stove Enamel, 15¢ wemite Dry Batteries ha Black and Glossy Stove Enamel, |vyoltage and more curren! easily applied and quickly dried; Wife and better service; | will not burn off; regu- 5 1A-Y.P. to the Pacific Contracting #o large that whatever ts being chop several b rok For Boys and Te. lar 36c, Saturday .... .. 10G || @ Grading Co, which must com ped finds its way to the seven cut I en TR re c plete the work within 24 days, in ting teoth Inside the barrel. No fill lines of Fine, Men, from $6.95, 4 50c Paint, 35¢ Quart order that construction may begin strength ts wasted in squeesing or Hand- Tailored 3-in-1 Oil, 2 for 25¢ Quart Can of Arcade Pure Pre || Although the exhibit planned by the mashing, It cuts. Whatever is be . mn $10.00, $12.50, of the wonderful 3m-1 | pared Paint, made of pure lead | rament is extensive, those in ing chopped lubricates where frie Suits. Your choice tion oecu je self sharpening; parte lubricator, polisher and and ofl; comes in eolors; thority think that within the five $15.00 up. Men's Pants The best values you have ever seen for— $2.00, $2.50 $4.00, $5.00 venter; regular 25¢; worth 50¢, months remaining before the open are #0 constructed that any wear turday, 3 25 special quart ........... 35c if | ing of the fair, everything will be tends to keep them always keen; three cutters for chopping fife, — uC put in shape for the inspection of coarse or medium; all parts are tinned, gu uteed and inter vistto changeable; the regular va 10 ssyees $1.76 Welsbach Gaslight, 98¢ Papi: ome — Extra oe for Saturday— House, Numbers; | Genuine Welsbach Inverted Gas | trish; worth 100, | Llght complete, gives a soft | . light that does not tnjure the eyes; Saturday, Soap, 10¢ se” ‘medicated | $5.00 Electric Iron, $3.49 m not contain acid, | Electric [ron with new patent |f/ er anything in- stand; each fron guaranteed for | Depot to be Enlarged. As a result of the visit of James Benn. | J. Hill to Seattic and hia inspection of the terminal facilities, it ts prob able, declare railroad men, that the |matter of the enlargement of the Union depot will be decided upon after the first of the year, While here, Hill, in company with Howard Elliot, Robert Dud geon of the King st. station, and Alex Stewart, local engineer of the Great Northern, inveoutigated thor Speciaily priced . 95 for Gaturday only ..,. c a ae! womens is samme ee tomorrow is Saturday and every school «irl or boy will have an opportunity to come in and get a Special School but ton. Most of the schools are repre sented and we want w to get One of your school, A when you come tn for a school beften, it would be a good time for yee ta register for a GLISTO SALESGIRILZOR SALESBOY We pay you for ar trouble and besides you have your choice of the many handsom r grease, tar, | one yoar—guarantee tag with | Te, to 10 each fron; regular 3. 49 } - an IC | $5.00, special .... .... ed | oughly the need of a larger depot. : : } premiums. A great many girls and boys have been » Davis Deputy Coroner. GLISTO, the best furniture polishamade, Don't you want to be } =$1.50 Ratchet Brace 83> | Dr. George Davia of Kirkiand tas if Ong ot thew? oats With combination collar and cuffs, in all the newest $15 It is certainly a misfortune that we cannot show quality on paper, but the business we do in these lines is the best proof that our goods are of reli- | able quality. SHALL WE HAVE THE PLEASURE OF A VISIT FROM | YOU tomorrow? Your money back if not satisfied. McCORMACK BROS. Head to Foot Outfitters for Men and Boys s Sales & Brokerage Co., the World’s Greatest Bargain Givers ||. 812-14 First Avenue Opposite Colman Block F: Wall men by these presents: That the firm known ae The Sei Co., having lost their looat! » they were compelled to quit business; and having made "angements with the Ati Co., who h quaranteed to dispose of this a In the next 15 days or forfeit $2,000, the money deposited as guarantee, and half of the time allowed us hae expired, therefore EVERY GARMENT IN THE HOUSE MUST BE SOLD IN THE NEXT SEVEN DAYS. A FORCED SALE OF HIGH.GRADE MERCHANDISE Mammoth slaughter event that wil! long be remembered. Never before were prices quoted so low | ittie of any other city, Never before were M ylieh Gar at such 4 joss. Our contract demands that we dispose of this stock in the time specified, and dispose of it we will, even if we do not get more than a fraction been appointed d Carpenter's Ratchet Brace, with co- (but one to @ person, no phone or ©. 0. D. orders will be taken for these specials.) taps B3c}} - in Seattlo and ts well known > | He has been pra: | Kirkland for abe the City While You Wait SY 4AMSD GT. StATTLE—SECOND AVE. AT PINE ST.—TACOMA LL RL TT A NR os Doomed—the Final Wind-up _ OF THE $40,000 STOCK OF THE SEIGEL COMPANY NOW IN THE HANDS OF THE to secure Bf) ition of their lease, and being unabi PAY SPECIAL ATTENTION TO THE FOLLOWING: floor space was limited, so we were unable to display the entire stock, but owing to the large business we have done the first part of thie sale, we find the ily reduced to display the entire stock, and in order to comply with our contract and dispose of thie stock in the next seven days, we will appral ° Property | oe once ‘We will sell it. INTERNATIONAL BOND @ BRAL’ } COMPaRY nsead | that in many instances the cost of material will not be taken Into consideration. You are offered the opportunity of a lifetime to purchase this Save Money | Furnishing Goods, Shoes and Hats at prices less than cost of manufacture. An inspection will at once convince you. | | This Slaughter Sale Begins FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13th, at 9 a. m. — owPodsttce |] Avoid Pain Opens Nov. 14 at 7:30 p. m. ‘Will offer Greater and Getter Values than we have last week, and every customer was more than pleased with the Bargains they obtained. Don't walt, as stock Sold in next seven days, and the prices below are only guaranteed while they last: i MIDWAY SHOWS | rrices 50 Beautiful Booths |} [ “'" S*t Teeth. ot suaranteca } CLOTHING ! HATS ; MEN’S UNDERWEAR 68.00 Men's Fine Black Sateen Shirts Riga IN| ridge Work, coxiva heavy’ “Shae ME Men's Business Sits 4.95 | $1.50 Men's, In different styles ... | 450 Men's Blue Ribbed Underwear Ss en Electric Girl jold Crowns 00 Wool Business Suits $5.95 | $2.00 Men's Fedora Hats Men's Brown Ribbed Underwear ae os aoa Pelloes dee oer ee Fancy Cheviot Suits $7, | $3.00 Men's Fedora, in black and ¢ $1.25 Men's Fancy Blue Underwear see me i ae Speen 7 ris. 06 Fancy Worsted Suite Le +4 60c Men's Summer Underwear 7 or bs c - sawlng Esquimaux Village We use nothing but the dest ma : Buses Fine Worsted Suits 69.98 | $2.60 and $4.00 Men's Fedora and Men's Merino Underwear seuie/ tiene wah alt were for tains pee OO Pianos for $100 Men's Select Worsted Suits Hats ‘ | Underwear ; . iry Company Pi. f sree 811.39 | $5.00 Mon’s Hats, in all styles | 1 Underwear pe | pee eaten re wie gp gai: Y { D : | anos for $125 Su $1248 1 Underwear ares | e roar RD AV. COR, SPRING aie entists | Pianos for $140 Imported Worsted Suits CAPS $2.00 Men's All-Wool Underwear : ws LLARS Pianos for $175 Meaiy Beaver 914-95 | iho Mens and Boye’ C "ee | MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS | #2°° over CO le, Ze, Se | me + tear ess. om ° oeeagegh iad Me een’ G Overconte "$4.95 | 360 Men's aud Boys’ Caps . 16¢ | $1.00 Men's Boayy Ribbed Underwear i : es tee 21 Pianos for $200 00 Men's Overcoats 600 and Tbe Men's and Boys’ Caps ..20¢ | 100 Black Hose ....... .. ‘S06 CURRS, de) SHURS, 10 ‘ : 6-95 SHOES | 28¢ Wool Hono esevss se0s 6 Men's shieig Tecks 196 = Knabe Pianos 9 | i | 100 kerchiefa 0 Men's Band) Teck ive Soh. Pi $5.05 | $3.00 Men’s Calf Shoos . | Biack and Tan Hose b0e and Thc Gk Fourin-Hand mer Pianos «i? 5 | $3.00 Men's Vict Kid Shoes % Fancy and Plain Colors | ie Meas MeEAOErs cts. 7e5 e Behning Pianos Y $4.00 Men’s Calf and Vici Kid Shoes | Heavy Wool F | 600 Men’ enders ees a : : $1.05 | boc Fancy Liste Hone : | ” emodelin aie o ae See. Sane 913-45 | $6.00 Men's Box Caif and Vici Kid ees > Blue and Red Handkerchiefs | MEN’S OVERALLS Foster Pianos ars manda FO Ca eat 2-45 ewe White Hansherehlote | ete Men’ @revalis ‘ aoe ‘aan | Farrand Pianos $5.00 Men's Logging Shoes 2.75 | * arated rae yodap | 760 Men's Ovprajis ....... . 58e ; Brewster Pianos ose | $6.00) Logging Shoes .. $3.15 | 26 Men's Homatitchod Handkerch! $1.00 Men's BitrOveralls 63¢ ; f ery j sa ‘ q | $7.00 3 Logging Shoes oe 3.45 : } 3 ale $1.00 Men's Deerskin Gloves .... | SUIT CASES Id any other makes SWEATERS $1.25 Men's Pigskin Gloves : GO | $2.00 Guilt Canes ..,.... oovees O04 sol on easy payments 1.95 | Tho Sweaters ...... «+++, 89 | $1.60 Mon’s Horsehide Gloves «+ BOE $4 0 uit Capos ot ilatis ica’ Midbiiuincains leew entslinion : e without interest. No 4 2.00 Sweaters ¢ | ‘ | $6.00 Sult Cases ea 2, hile the workmen are busy enlarging our new store, making ‘ ‘ : ig % 00 Sweaters ; 3 | 18¢ Men's Working Shirts .......89¢ | $790 sola Leathor Bult Cases 4.8% it one of the finest exclusive millinery establishments on the coast juggling. No jockey $5.00 Sweat $1.00 Men's Working Shirts 40¢ | $10.00 Leather Sult Casos 86.05 we will offer our entire stock of fall millinery at from ing with our customers. ae 42.98, Sden'o, Bloat Gatenn Sirto ».-< UBS. | CA80 Rega. ined Out Cpee ». OFEE No coupons. No cer- One-Third to One-Half Off Special Showing at $5.00 Come at once, Nothing reserved, tificates. Legitimate methods in every in- stance. Largest Stock. Lowest Prices. Cline Piano Co. Don't class this with the so-called special or clearance sale, where only a few items of old merchandise are offered at bargain pric Every article in this $40,000 ROW And seasonable merchandise, and everything will be sacrificed. We would like you to bring this ad. along for comparison, as prices quoted herein are all DON’T FORGET THE PLACE AND DATE. The Date FRIDAY, Nov. 13, SEATTLE | MME. PAUL BEBE cst 2 : 9 a.m. Exolusive Millinery. , , S0eeeeeooseeeoooes 424 Pike Street, Cor. 5th. Atlas Sales & Brokerage Company in Charge } |] Opp. New Postoffice 1323 Third Ave. bee cs An me a —_ - aid = Thee * = = Se SS Sa See ree POROCOO SLOSS rr ry