The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 1, 1909, Page 3

SPORTING NEWS ye | drop my evil habit but T oan ode Tirinker a regular, playing him make of my life what | choose, in the right gardens, Dode finished Rotts sent tahiiw all ou and today, as on any y, | ®/ the 1908 season with @ batting av; Hy \ he z can Bo act aa to free myself of erage of 260, and Brown thinks a urge are redt the bondage of my besetting sin if T want to. 1 DO want to. And thie b & good day RRR RARA ARR! Code Way BF Fieguiars No one can compel me to Wh GOODS an of (hat caliber a bit too| Hl r the bench, Brown, h ut to give the big {fl W up ae a pitohor Moor en Seattle Boys to Fight © Marino, lightweight cham: | a : ! = Cle and Perey Co ; Love 1 ‘ 1 eR ARERR Tour Orient. Sunday to Umpirey Evangelist Bill kane, has conse an indoor baseba next we The (” was & membe Sox 20 years. ago. Shrubb Wine Rellay wine PH JOLLY It fant the @ areer upon the toe ciroult In Can vediesn Vai Pertormances Dally——2:2@m Jeera of #004 Brook he nee th fs Creditors’ Sale of _ tee con Dally : Jones Has Retired. A ie Shoes me oe ae Bal that invoiced at $ Calendar of Lop velop tnt 000 y fe the good fortun of Oshawa, Canada. Browks ts a tiverymar summer pur worthless as a bugey b to fl temper and general smash things Bredks did not know what t With the animal Beyond the £ denies that with President as his reason fe skey. He give aving baseball that be gras by Deverns (2 sone of Breet (2:05%), not known of his breeding. It re that the ¢ and he mcing Brooks that @ triai in hoppies woul! prove the Animal's value or worthless When tho Indiana pajamas were fitted to the scrawney DE Brooks discovered ¢ pected apeod was hidden fough exterior and he t that it is bis duty to his family to look after his business interests. Also he wants to retire before be-| ing classed as a has been “Soccer Gamo Today. United soceer teams are playin last local game of the Pactf league at Dugdelo’s park. § has played the visttorw a dr Vietorfa and expects today to win Schreck. Hart Go Of. LEXINGT( Jan. 1 tickets had voll sold, Chief of Tt te not our B. if you don't share the t baranive that are ne® at at from our store. Our Low Prices Have BeenCut tt Men’s $12.50 and $15.00 TORN. ss acbia's ere $7.651(s1 eats, 10 Ce Dreamland Pa nth av. and Unt Jou. 3, at 3 and VIReT “POP" CONC um Conca end Grehest Ee f t, Main 1904) Wiver over to Tim Hayes lice Jenkins last night refus Ta..three months Hayes « . permit the Sebreck-Hart fight that Brooks had a speed we m. About $4,000 will be hia words have come true. for! to the holders of the pasteboard to iy malt, ‘Bio, ¥ has the gelding, now | day. y ‘$1. 55 naiaed “Flying J" shown miles) Cup RATE cl ont the Joo in 2:06 flat, and harness AND-——~+ repairing. Suite Cl hotee sharks predict he wil! prove 7 Yu es a8 Bret a sensation down the grand PRESSED, 75c. Club rate, $1.25 a tm Amerien to Present PETER PAN. today at 2 Evening ; Seattle hes b Drew, Myre JACKET a] On Ber, Fe ig RR SI J. 00 House ay 3) 819. Wise Persons Will Investigate, gircalt_ nest summer as did “rhe |" H, L, Stuteman, 1904 Piret. | 2s Cutter 16 Te ns | » oe +o eee ' . RO Belt" season, ara ee { Overcoats, $1 BS for . “The Mell” began bie sensations! i, hy i $1.15 Fredlund, : ES r car loads of Clothing, J 8218 yor tec ciaicy SAD If ibs ees ; A; about ON RHEUMATISM. ] | uicniz! Sect, fagst | "ion ete, $2.00 Hornberg sak boot’ gk ces teas eae HALF ‘regulctl & Larson B)}) 250 xte1's sweaser Coats fo -35 | | pices, mountains, now of sale at By matt, 3.40 600 Third Avenue. Clothing Store ss Se SPINNING. 1104 Fivet Ave. M fered in f 1910 Seeond Ave. DON’T JUMP AT Reduced Prices on Clothing comin a REDUCTIONS Now is the time of the year that the Clothing-Sales fever makes its appearance—and it is catching. At some of the Stores that have caught it they will ‘‘catch’’ youeif you don’t look out. That’s why we say—patronize reliable sen clothiers and buy reliable clothes. YAHIMA Large site compe 1 ae HONEY tight m. ay mouth Cc comb Suits, Overcoats and Cravenettes }f-ss-s 7 $15.00 Garments now$11.25 | $25.00 Garments now $18.75 Creamerie Butter Store y ed on, $16.00 Garments now$13.50 $30.00 Garments now $22.50 Low e i $20.00 Garments now $15.00 | $35.00 Garments now $26.25 oe Watch Our Windows for Prices If through these bargains you find (by wearing experience) what sort Hub-Tailored Clothing is—it will be ten times over @ money’s worth to youmand of future benefit to us. Relieved tn one free treatment 30 Ares tus we it. Write for our free liter. $1.00 Boys’ Sweater Coats for REMEMBER, this sale is trictly one price to all All | will find that our prices are much »marking up goods allded. W re tg MM tS 800 Nights H0, 5, 90, gue of you is to INVES STIOATLCOMPARE. enont Venton, ame t for ine class of go wee, me. McCORMACK BROS. 812-14 First Av., Opposite Colman Btk TWO STORES wer than any competite | | Seattle= Saturday’s Saving List Don’t forget Wednesday's List In Tuesday's Star, Best SUTTER E 75c —- < & eve va wa any Wa Gunty GET YOURS _ - WH ~ Sal} ReLABLE CLOTHES and economy. Try us. impurities, For cooking—the s we ay and asl Guaranteed Eggs", °0."""" BSc ths. Dp fascen nial ANGELINA BRAND _ Gallons PURE OLIVE OIL 2.95 1014 Second Av. HIGH First Store North of Madison QUALITY wat “Gus Brown” SAYS eV NE NN ES Wishing You All ee From SIX to eight o'ock are t Saturday ¢ vening hourg ‘in our . ings Department The easiest surest Way ‘to accumbfahe and Prosperous i > ce ut is the gre postmmuenislimgnonmennatiinns ' Breatest forgigis Whether gox New Year Your Money Back If You Want It During this sale—as. our rule has always been—money re- funded or goods exchanged at the pleasure of the buyer. Get the Hub Label in Your Clothes xd or bad, th the line of least resistang who has once fully for 849 the of Saving will ever f aud old careless w ays, fteat and the 4 per SB ao per cent Che trod est soon make a tidy/? men Deposits may be less than cost of Totem Pole | ° | | = } |