The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 11, 1909, Page 7

IP acain In| + SN wNCLD United BY PETER POWER YELP t The final curtain fell in the great) Mined, 1 HATS ARE sMOUNTON ORCS POLICE BAND 2-22.22" carts Ca YACHT SHOWS LIS wv so) MAY COME © LABOR’S AFFAIRS [2 8°22 % “Guss W THIL TAP i i O. Melty (ty United Press) (th ld r ere he 4 yi PORTLAND, 1 Frelimins |Thie pole, a aw = oat male 4 ee ave tee Dore | tise wens ‘s shy: Mew Ab g § , The ¢ End SuIT. Wants Money for Aliena aS tion of Husband's Affections. Myra Constan Jevse Hall, saiate broker ¥ ty William ee g affections a0, accor! oatt of Kanss ire Hedrick her husba alimony Town Know— “that Seattle produces a A candy thai is as good, if fol superior, to any man- a in the East. C faciete | == Ciwolalsr Are as dainty as the girls who advertise them. Made | Of the parest cone sugar, di Mats, molasses and flavor- ings, Packed in artistic con- || tainers, In fact, from the || Oalside 10 the bottom of | the box, Societe Chocolats || demonstrate the Highest ly, _ We are selling, under fame of Imperial les, a Souvenir Box Bor the A.-¥.-P. Exposi- tion. Send one to your }| Gut-of-fown friend — and don’t fail to visit our ex. | hibit at the King County | » We are giving Thu may fh attractive sou- || WR 4) CANDY ( SEATILE: U5, 4 ) i oe encement at North Yakima 1 NORTH YAKIMA, J Fifty Graduate Special Eastern DR. J. N. SAXE RSET AEE TSAI TOES iP held wat | Excursions rh ' ‘* D entist +) Ren oa — mary ira likely] Mickets on sale July 2 and a, Aw | gin oF fuste of } weaters ersity Dental Ont $10 Expert and Careful ad ype es Latest Methods Only At the UNSIGHTLY POLE urn Full particulars, tickets 1 Prices Reasonable. All Work eh, wher and re \ at Union Ticket Miners Ready to Fight the ¢ Guaranteed wa ar Office, 608 Firat ay bk. Bb. Billa, On the other aide atood the West felat cor " ¢ Cok lo w hi 337-340 Arcade Bidg 1A r f the campaign! General Agent ern Federation of Miners with it CLOSED ITS DOORS! POST CLOTHING CO. CORNER FIRST AND UNIVERSITY ———————_ COMPELLED TO QUIT?!!! This Immense and Most Desirable Stock of Spring and Summer Clothing for Men, Young Men and Children Must Be THROWN TO THE PUBLIC BY THE RECEIVER AT PRICES REGARDLESS OF COST OR VALUE TO SATISFY THE CREDITORS. HERE ARE A FEW OF THE PRICES— Evening Dress rong be gellar oR a The Famous Peerless Pants — Selling reg- materials, from the great Stein-Bloch fac- nue at © ( Mnnkdala tory. Retailing from $35 to $50—while 14.85 2s (sk neg ad aims 5p DOT DA ire aah ek ee ete MOC oe Sects kdl y kb a eats ae $10 AND $12 MEN'S SUITS YOUNG MEN’S SUITS IN WORSTEDS AND IN FINE CASSIMERES .......... WOns:EDS ............ $12.50 MEN’S SUITS $15 YOUNG MEN’S SUITS, IN WORSTEDS AND STRIPES AND Sale gE CHRERS firs c pumas’ G reatest Starts "SUITS ue Money Tomorrow §f “toes UENS SUIT” Saving CET ioe. See cceneis GT TOD cacy cea idtenns (Saturday) Sale At 9:00 In All ’ NE SUITS FOR CHILDREN REGULAR $5 VALUES 0 Clock CUT TO AS LOW IN me SUITS Seattle mh. Ti ee CUT oss odie dieeh ss RUSSIAN BLOUSE AND CHILDREN’S SUITS, SAILOR SUITS REGULAR $7.50 VALUES, CUT TO sales ec cevcccons OD ee ee Seen THIS STOCK MUST GO AT ONCE IF THE STORE IS RENTED, AND THE RECEIVER MUST SELL EVERYTHING BETWEEN THE WALLS, REGARDLESS OF PRICE. THIS IS THE GREATEST CLOTHING SALE EVER HELD IN SEATTLE FOR REAL VALUES. THIS STOCK IS NEW IN EVERY RESPECT, THE COM- PANY ONLY HAVING COME TO SEATTLE THIS SPRING. THE VALUES WILL SURPRISE YOU! THE PRICES WILL SELL THE GOODS RAPIDLY—AND IT WOULD BE WELL TO BE ON THE SPOT EARLY TO GET THE VERY BEST IN THE BARGAINS. Remember— Saturday Morning at 9:00 o’Clock POST CLOTHING CO. it ke FIRST AND UNIVERSITY All Goods Cash—No Telephone Orders—Goods Not Delivered No C. 0. D. Orders—No Alterations—No Credit Given Twenty-Five Experienced Clothing Salesmen Wanted—Apply at Once at the Store—First and University