The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 18, 1909, Page 2

THE STAR—MONDAY, JANUARY 18, 1909 =SPORTING NEWS PROPOSED RUSSELL-ROLLER . (332°: HERE'S A 110-POUND LIVE WIRE MILL IS A ee Abe SH an | WITH A KNOCKOUT POKE HANDY geeenpen cymes me Rigs ES = i} | Wallick’ * nied Misses’ Coats, Jad ssiieliolad ' Furs, Waists & Suits to Be Closed Out =| at A and a la Price E to eed ai VOCAL FIGHT FANS REMEMBER RUSSELL AND HIS WAY OF FIGHTING, Bu f ena (BY ©, HARRISON GREEN Women’s and Misses’ Suits errritiar, tttttsff Mantas Sige. — : Women s Coats steetatieneteresererterr© H. LL. KLEIN THE SHOEMAKER, If you can't get boots or shoes to ft you, get them made to measui t17 JAMES STREET. recite tinecy Suit Cases Traveling Bags MeEK Bs py bey & BAG Co. Ave —~s <2s=e227= => «3 3r2ecree OLD TIMERS WANT CHANCE AT ROLLER | l HE CAN GET ALL THE FicHTs “" HE WANTS FROM " HEAVY WEIGHTS. F. Roller, who meet f3 at iS a ; _— ore = Women's a, ~ gio Blac & 26 veh ts tn ph t — OLN REMI RRR INBN Boe 5 Washi nate ; oe | ER (0. Seattle, } Tacoma, { SECOND AVE TONE et ESAT oetiiadl Everett. 2 wit” THIRD AVENUE hip has AMUSEMENTS. STAR nn | j POPULAR VAUDEVILLR. THE ig emg ‘my, | Ponte cos Daily—2:30, 1:15, 8: aldo. Be. his Week, Matine TODAY—TODAY—TODAY « M. Yale ¢ AFRICAN LIONS “rae soa « Dr avey * MANDKCEN, ther New se g Athletic - Exhibition i Pet-Stock Show Mats. Thu | SY ERY SIGHT Excep “mur? IN THE WoRLD” TO BP HELD IN THR A STIR? sta 39c. Old Postoffice Building Well, I should say so this sale i oi tors” THEATRE Week Siento! Ia Ed. Martin mound. ot, Ma 1206; Ind. 4386. | makes all others held in Seattle look a sick—had not enough salesmen to go a round Saturday, but we’re prepared § » a” at : nee | Make Your Savings now—and didn’t those $15 Regal §*:: ‘i a gy poe Cogs | Productive Suits and Cravenettes go for $7.50, 9. 7) Oey = In theen cite though—why, the most skeptical were convinced that this is the big- gest real “sale” ever held when they came and bought Monarch Shirts for 50e and President Suspenders for 25c—and satisfied, — well, ask any- one. Come tomorrow and pick out the Suit or Raincoat or Hat or Neck- tie—or anything you have been want- ing—and get it For Half (A Few Contract Goods Accepted.) $2.00 and $3.00. we have con- to form the F. M. SPINNING 1310—SECOND AVE.—1310 | c. H. arn Teer rietor. 1818 Secon Seattle MIDWINTER SACRIFICE [f) s888i8 5 0 CLOTHING SALE nd Rain $16.00 sand Rain " $20, 00 Lot 4—$35.00 and $40.00 Suits, Overcoats and Rainooats; Sacrifice price * $24, 00 Lot 1--$20.00 Suits, Over coats;” Saoritic Lot 2—$25.00 Suit conte; Sac: Scandinavian American Bonk BAlaska Building, Seattle, U, S.A! Lot 3—$50,00 Suite, O coats; Bac Money back if you want it UB ON THE SQUARE 615-619 First Av. pp. the Totem Pole 615-619 First Av. | SBIR Quality | || Exctusive Lines } || Dependable Prices Rioh Je awelry, Wretghan, » Sterling Silver, y 2 Chinaware, Tiffany Bro: | ing Holl Clo oka, jel = lanes Oe TAL BERT HANSEN @ For 25 yeare tho largest, finest and most reliable | Jewelry House in the Northwest, | : PAINLESS HXTRACTION A | SPRCIALTY St. Paul Dentists’ Corner Third Av, and Pike St. Snoqualmie Hote! Entranck Second and Yesier. “Where the Cars Stop” ae