The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 17, 1909, Page 2

ee (Sa. Aihciaiap sbhaninpeuntsradhaadioe card 5° = acs AOM 2 THE STAR— WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 17, 1909. TING EDITED BY JOHN L.. SULLIVAN | || The Final Clearance of Women’s and Misses” na "OTHE MIGHTY JOHN L. SULLIVAN SHOWING us How )} °™S,aml Wis. S$ RACE Last Thursday we offered forty- MUON IVTEHEST MaANnernD three silk dresses at a price that ™ Txtwox conten” | sold the whole collection inside of sixty minutes—and the sale we announce for tomorrow is by no i | means less important. The values | are even greater. | Tobe sure it’sa collection of odd lots; ones, twos and threes that ‘have escaped the general clear- ‘ance orders. But now that the spring stocks are arriving they’re all “rounded up” for speedy rid- dance. The lists printed tonight give just the bare facts, but the bare facts will be quite enough t whole batch. | Women’s and Misses’ Garments, Worth | Superintending the Make-up of Sporting Page Digging Out Sport Dope for Star Readers. | $10 to $15, to Be Sold for $5. 00 Sixteen Migses’ Coats, in black, tan or navy; sizes 12 to 14; regular prices $10.00 | | ~ | LARGE ASSORTMENT oF oo ma! im L. TELLS FREDDIE a @oope JUST AR 1 Ag Reward nen’s Goats, % length; all sorts of fancy fabrics; semi-fitting: regular price | $15.00 FIRST THING 10 LEARN PRICES RIGHT ee cate of cleahetiog ines f Twenty-five Covprt Jackets, fitted and semifitting styles; were $7.50 to $12.50 | RAL Se Pa. Fifty Orese Skirts, in navy, black, brown and Oxford; regularly $8.50 to $10.00 .. Two Fancy Black Cashmere Dresses; two-piece styles; regularly $15.00 | One Blue and Green Checked Dress; 2 pleces; regularly $10.00 ( He TRLLS THE SPAR ofmHOR MOY fy THAT HONESTY FIGURES EN russ MANLY AnY | Women’s Suits and Coats, Worth $20. 00 ) to $35.00, for $10.00 Twenty Suits for Women, made of tenes? mixtures and stripes; regularly | 925.00 ‘ és “a One Cheviot Coat, in leather shade, % length; was $25.00 eneee Se, | One Black and White Striped Coat, % length; was $35.00 | One Brown Serge Coat, % length, loose fitting; was $19.75 .. Two Navy Broadcloth Coats, semifitting; was $19.75 One Green Broadcloth Coat, Empire style; reguiarly $19.75 Two Red Serge Coats, loose fitting; regularly $19.75. Three Black Broadcloth Coats, loose fitting, %4 length | One One Ten Cov ert Coat, % fe length; seri-fitting; wae $19.75 ALMOST HAD REAL Fit HIGHT in ie a ‘Brisson =f) ate oh Farate Olen oree Has Howorable Repata: Here They Are (dds, tnd AND Leftovers At prices most too ridiculous to put in print, let alone to sell at. You know that The Hub never shows anything (in season) for less than $15.00, so take advan- tage of this fine offer—we can fit you in many desirable pat- terns. $15.00 and $16.50 Suits and Overcoats now at 7.50) $18.00 and $20.00 Suits and Overcoats now at 9.50 Fifty Trimmed cnet very be wate! and ~ | Trimmed henley ‘ix Lationatte sraneiiiass oven reqederts ‘om ee ng ee Moar 00 to $25.00, are ts » be a d out tomorrow se hats have been held aloof from the cleara ale—re — ded parting of the sac ierifiodd, but now they reach BASEBALL PLAYERS ARE LOSERS - ier ie BIG: , ac Frou 0 ORIENT | MONEY NOW DA ve , 8 YR O8LDEN TEs winwen |! o rook ALL IS THE rine e RING BATTLES. AMUSEMENTS. Moore Theatre j | | | Jobn Cort, Manager | For One Week Only ALL PLATINUM, SILVER AND CEMENT FILLINGS 50c—fifly Cents—50c Th lomitimate and holds good wath, ‘Fen. 20th omly. Yale Dentists Corner Second Av. and Yesler Way, Room 204, over Guy's Drug Store. | LAMBARDI GRAND OPERA 0, In Repertoire j hie that Danny tm here rng and Delabanty home in Texas for | o will join the Wash « wet Hel known Hitine Ment “probably = thet major leagpe contracts to CY. YOUNG NOW WITH THE CEVELANO TEAN “Rigoletto” | a” nad “Pagiincet” | Mone THEATRE: Monday Ate eb. 22, Glenn Hall |The great American ten an i won much distinetion ie Perun will sing with the Schubert Club Monday Afternoon | Feb. a2 #, $1.00; Gallery, | tio. PURCELL SAFE CO. ~™ THH GENUINE HALL’S SAFE & LOCK CO.’S SAFES Herring-Hall-Marvin Safe Co. Manufacturers $12 OCCIDENTAL AVRNUB |OMAHA CAN'T BEAT |etanaeeeneaiens BROADWAY oA TRAIN, CHAMPION plea ta cag : WILL TELL OF FIGHT ** & Watch for it. * |® Beginning tomorrow, John * On sa a FOR TRACK MEETS . be Surivan sol dat tme story & || $22.50 Suits and Over- Tourist, . Bee ns the seosteres hia — I} qctllet-tn Gree testont Gm conte mowet .%. . « a a Turkish : THE GRAND Hotel Baths JOHN CORT, Manager. Finest Bath Establishment in the Northwest Hotel Rates, From 75c Up Special Weekly Rates = Corner of Main St. and Occidental Av. |e RRR $25.00 and $27.50 Suits and Overcoats how at $1 2.50 $30.00 and $35.00 Shits and Overcoats Wow, at $1 450) i Blues, Black ‘and Fancy Pattern Garments—About 1,000 to Select From hy have thetr trow sa WAN?—Board and room | page 6. \75¢ Welsbach Majestic Gas Lamp, Complete | _Cortane, In The Girls © rom Bertin.” |, Seattle Theatre | Good Bread—Soon Wed —Use— Excellent Flour And Live Happit Ever After r SPORTING NOTES FROM EVERYWHERE The Jeffries | | Juan |. Los THEATRE | Ph | Get Your Money Back if You’re Not Well Pleased AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS, ~ ee Matinews, 106, Advanced V STAR ORMENS— ALL BAST. aN TALENT—200 LAUGHS. 8100.00 PRIZE CAKE WALK t DREAMLAND MORROW EVE Dancing Untill One o'Clock for ridloutc ie and ends WANT—A ventairant oF stora.| Fe Me Spinning 615 to 619 First Avenue leee. page 6 “ 1310—SECOND AV.—1310