The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 20, 1908, Page 5

THE STAR—FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1908. ” . 5 WARNING a Te SH another day of exceptional dining room savings— -=to those who have been unable to take advan Your . tage of the exceptional gavings this week, we urge you to come tomdfrow; the savings are noteworthy, and if you have in mind the pur chase of one or more pieges of dining-room fur eniture, you will be served est by taking adyan tage of this week's special pricings, equently ia unde ‘ate m on ty Parents Are Up les Six fpebes Geen: Wt te Gale th wae Tt : Arms Against Un- ae Siete ts " ier oh rule. bie ge Conditions. f “the , —— 1 rate wht THE TRUEST TEST OF VALUE IS COMPARISON OF GOODS; | THAT WE URGE $30.00, $25.00, $20.00 MEN'S HAND TAILORED SUITS On Sale TOMORROW for . . _.) 1 730 condition. pr plain good, seasonable specials for Saturday— Sesion anne carving set 29¢[2=5 ing var ADC a blw f was no BT igh v8. ther R winter me Saturday me rent special— “ny R MANTON KEPT OLD GLORY) <= PRYING IN USUSUAY 40 YEARS a thin handy jue this splendid two-piece carving set (composed of knife and fork), good steel, ebonized handles; the regular value is 75c, Specially 29 priced for Saturday only Cc (neatly put up tee special box.) DANOMOOMAC HAN 4 Inches b t the regular price turday 9¢ avery season able Saturday special— queen 1.95 -—this is a splendid and practical kitchen fixture, an idea designed to occu- py small kitchen space and serve as a cabinet for flour and small kitch ware; has kneading board; bin bottom is of matched boards; the top is 28 by 43 inches—well and strongly made; has drawer. Specially 31.9 ed for Saturday $1.95 —no C. 0. D., mail or phone orders taken; delivery at our conven lence, —this store | is open Sat- urday even- ings for your con- venience. BE | te im REAL PICTURE OF CHINA’S DECEASED ae ed, Wanted, Wanted HIS BRIDE AND THE AMERICAN CONSULATE DOWAGER | EMPRESS ben AT COLONIA, URUGUAY. Service.) of the Telephone. f put in the Nor. 20.—Yarns ea electric light plant - n early life Capt. Manton Eien 2 | anlied 10. ell the corners @ the eof New Yorks “orld. He wears a medal that oS proves his sé-vyice under Farragut ed he hails from ' the civil war, and another that Uruguay. He | "Bows him to have been a ‘der ocen't look to He i a member of the Loyal Le ‘as lighthearted #19" and the Sons of the Revolution ‘as though he He settled in Uruguay 40 years ago, & hankering for | *™4 *Wears that it ts the “sweet the long little country on earth.” He to claim | STO¥> rich there. shi |. Manton’s trip north wan made [States consul | for the purpose of marrying Mins a : } Hey Mave Aimerlen gathering material, for 4: 3 a's HEAD TO FOOT OUTFITTERS FOR MEN AND BOYS the ca: in pok, and met the captain in, Ure . . ; : > °° ~ . “3 * ne, 812-814 First Avenue Opp. Colman Block. Colonia for 30 Suay. The marriage was secret be- This may seem ridiculous to you for us to offer such High Class Cloth- ing, up to the minute in style, at the extremely low price of $17.50. All | we ask of you is to investigate, compare. The reason for this offer, we had several cases of fine clothing coming to us from the east. The cases were tampered with on the way, and several suits stolen from each line. The railroad company has made us a satisfactory compensation for the broken lines. This is the reason we are offering such val- ues. We have all sizes from 34 to 42 chest. Come ear- $17. 5 ly and get your pick for ............ bef Wipeeceses | $15.00 Men’s and Young Men’s Suits $7 While They Last. 95 These are the broken lines from the season's selling, and are principally in medium sizes, from 32 to 38 chest. Good business suits at the price you pay for shoddy goods. | ‘Everett and Edmonds sss a a that time with. C®use some of the captain's relatives for my services, ObJected to the match office, and for “It's none of their, business,” sald rican Yeasels do the captain. “What if | am 79. I no fees. don't look it, do I? 1 certainly B money for the. rs don't feet it. My relatives here) floated over the presented some sort of a claim for the figstaft. 1 $22,900 against me. I'd like to know the government for on what it is based. In the 38 they abolish the years I've been coming here | have given and lent them money without Place becanse it hope of return. My adopted daugh lige that was valu. tr, one of the finest girls that ever That's ste - Motto 2619 to 2623 3 sans to 2623 First Av. |The Bee Hive First Av. Bet. Vine and Cedar Streets RELIABLE DRY GOODS STORE Bet. Vine and Cedar Streots. Supply Your Thanksgiving Wants Saturday TO OUR PATRONS—Our aim in advertising is to gain and hold your patronage, and, through you, to gain other patrons, by offering the best possible merchandise at the least possible price. We offer spe- cial values in many departments for Saturday. We would ask you to note them: Sn@ to the country. lived. and the wife of Admiral To open the markets Lyon, has congratulated me, and | ® American products “don't care what the others think.” of thousands of dol. Neither does the new Mrs, Man-| the telephone in ton care, and they will soon be Me all that southern happily settled in the captain's pa wl WM call me ‘Father jatial home at Colonia GIVING SALE OF SILVERWARE aturday Specials | Mechanical Locomotive 15 Locomotive, to run on floor; runs for and backward: an interesting toy; : Men’s Furnishings Noted for Splendid Shoe Values for Striking Values in Ladies’ Waists Saturday Saturday Saturday 1 Lotof Laties' Brilliantine, Wool Batiste and The above is the only real ploture of Tat An ever made public ‘ Scores of caricatures have we published, but this one is an exact Men's Strong Natural Merino Half Hose, in Other Wool Fabric Waists; they come tn reproduction of the off painting of the dowager empress by Kate natural and gray; suitable for early fall an eciee Gh tea ¢ black, white, navy and red; waists in lot | Augusta Carl of Louisville, which was made in the palace less than wear; sizes 9% to 11%; 123c aan” tanned ae worth up $4.00; your $2 49, five years ago, and was hung in the Chinese exhibit at the St. Louis . 2 choice Saturday world's fair Men's Marine Calf Shoes, blucher cut, oak solid leather; good Lot of Silk Net Waists, silk lined through- out, trimmed with applique. k lace, ec ae ee aoe me r 1 uality, in black, natural, Oxford, tan and Hive j a 300 te bree a VIOLINS $500 Reward a in fancy effects; 25¢ special $2.50 pose of — } nella $ . $4, 50 And outfits one-third off the special, only Men's Vici Box Calf and Fine Cashmere Half Hose, superior value at $3.00 Ree ting Coat, $1.98 10c Shoe Polish, 5¢ For any case of alesholiem that 1 beroid iy oe Sag aga ag cannot cure in from # to & days Men's Tan Jersey Ribbed Vests and Drawers Velour Calif Shoes, in | Bee ce tterProot | Rox of Ravenola Shoe Polish Musio Dept. of Kohler @ 5. 8. BRISBOIS to match, earky fall weight, and drawers are | all the latest lasts, all Choice and Dainty Kimonos Priced ae ett °o8t | just a peste, that’s all; easy to Chase Gtowe Motel made with double seat; sizes 32 to widths and alzes; you ¢ | are, euble " easy to shine r C. H. ROSE, Proprietor. Cor, Firat Ay. and’ Maye, 9 44; Boe Hive price C] pay $4.00 for shoes not ‘ Remarkably Low th large gar Saturday Jvc sees Seeene Sv Woatite Private Ofiee, tn as good; Bee Hive 1 Lot of Ladies’ Kimonos and Bath Robes, | Men's Jaeger Fleeced Vests and Dra = 1 to match, all s¢ covered. The Jacge: bf $3. 25 } made of heavy quality flannel, cord and flenee is guaranteed not to wear off or taseel = Ceemnend om “4 gather in lumps, and {is strongly recom We carry the famous $4 your chol $2.3 | Felder logger shoes ¢ Sat tended for its washing and wearing qual & aizes 32 to 46 inch / warranted hand made, Ladies’ Short Kimonos, in wide and narrow | Hive price, only 50c Prices from $5.00 up eev " th loose d tight-fitting back, | Boys’ Wear-Well School . es in lo rth ‘ 49c | ae tei worth $4.00; $1. ‘i Shotgun Shells, 42¢ © Excetsior - : Pound Heavy White Glazed it beet black wd 15¢ Butter Crock, 10¢ |} 1 wi! “Gus Brown’ ss be Ci a We show astrong line of Men's Wool Under | "3h oon, warranted nn . 0 Ps ane ' at nae vi © e Have You Been Waiting for That DE ae Dag pence dine dna oh garth to. rip, California. oak \ ’ way atlas Sy yrelge yy Be or He Beeps 886 | in'etoorted colors: entrome {i Blue or Black Sut? $1.00, $1.25, $1. 50, $1.75] is i, $175 postal tor abordas $1.19 3 ‘ound Platform vende ere tin Our customary Holiday offer solves the prob A Weigh accurately b Pennhenteien "9, = ” 5c | lem. Your pick from the most select atock the a $2.0 00 dle mir Sty &. a zi : = : alg egal Dony wr : were = me Sixes from c to 16 ) “ ‘ “ey Senet Women’s Warm Flannelette Be | $2.00 Doz. Sherbet Glasses, | | | tela tan alpen ag ares ne Fenn Py Shoes spell for $1.50 } Gowns } 10¢ i ee ere The Choicest and Best in Ladies’ } |v eves Kid. patent vt and api medium soles, mat toy \ Pull Pinioh allt F R { Belts and Neckwear not as good a shoe +) 50 t ‘ , Hee Hive special i fa ing apec wal e tu ar 14 Lot of Ladtos’ Silk Plastic Melt rm Ladies’ Giinsers, je wine, » F ul styles, come in black, nw own een ¥} apoc ' “ie P S ee Seer eet | $1.00 ons $1.25 sone in this lot worth less than hdc ti H Hi Te Welsh Licht 49 rices... ean beats ee . mae ml Wow elsbach Light 49¢ Ladlad Bik Biastie Rot, in ott vices oad | Baye Wants fev School Wear | Welsbachs Ge eclal discounts in all other departments dur. tyles, all the very newest bueklos, values | Boys’ Knee Pants, made for strong, hard we a * Lamp, coraplete, with high-grade ur up to $1,00; special for 50c hey come it ee y wool po Men’s and Boys’ Flannelette ANNUAL SALE OF THANKSGIVING Saturday a r i ported opal gidbe ; 4S ~ all this v'#atyles, values up «25 RRP ih Ao tee ve to 0c; special for Saturday 5c 9 pea other material a new nobby s, ie Strong Weart Johe he ¢ Hier mete: Second ard Yesler. “Where the Cars Stop” Branch Store 240 1 “2403 Jacl | GH CO i oe Meeza o ? , ——