The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 2, 1909, Page 5

THE STAR-—FRIDAY, JULY. 2, 1909 eee RRR me Ae cn eee eee eta ee ee ene meme " Je TOLD JOHN BROWN "TWERE BETTER Stiri altr wins : 10 DIE OF A BiG IDEA THAN OF A FEVER s — i% CONSOLATION RAGES. IN MOTOR REGATTA) for Saturday's sale we have carefully selected the following spec ials—every item mentioned here is an exce ptional money-saver. <= PO lawn Special Eastern | ‘ i | LK : swing’: Excursions WY size , Ys NA Mission \\\\. special le \ \ for i" \ lables = We Saturday— 1 9c; $5.90 = aia \ emer fill. | ton aular priee ' $5.90 a splendid folding go-cart: 5, extra special: summer special for Saturday— H folding i aa, chair— Admiral W Shar ed t APTISTS ARE Home Mie nd ti ti y ' : . cy: » |Shoes That Stand _ COMING SOON "SESS Men's Wear Wednesday—Third race for the 2 Alexandra cup t he t the © he Wants t a an ! . » SAMUEL SILVERMAN FILES A W w PETITION IN NEW YORK SHOWING FAILURE Eat Mapleine Ice Cream —It’s Delicious -£ $3.95 19¢ | a few words about the MALLEABLE— : - iets —it costs practically NOTHING | —WHY? —BECAUSE the MALLEABLE saves its | price in a very short time! Adame Shoes are $6.00 to $8.00. MEN'S SHOE STORE Colman Butiding, $06 Fire FREE , Picture enlarged, ome gilt frame, D1 hanging—FREE. on entering not nec- . First drawing Sat- 9:30. » to get your YOUR PICTURE ENLARGED WITH FRAME | Absolutely Free As an inducement to you to exam- ine our large stock of Our Special Picture Offer By special arrangement with a European artist, we are enabled to make this great offer. Why We Do It We have only one rea- son—to induce you to come in and look over our large line of sample goods, direct from manufacturers. have lately made special arrangements with esac manufacturers to dispose of all their sample goods in Seattle, and received a large line of these goods direct from ¢ manufacturers. These goods are all new and were lately carried e rs in selling to their trade through this territory. These goods are consigned to us to be disposed of at prices g it, in most cases, to savings of one-half. Some lines at even greater reductions than that. NEW, SEASONABIE , BUT SAMPLES THAT MUST BE SOLD. ALL MIDDLEMEN'S PROFITS ELIMINATED. THEY COME TO US “te Every garment, every hat, every pair of shoes bears the mark of latest style and supreme quality. Included in the are such well-known makes as Kuppenheimer, Loewenstein, Fleisher Bros. and F. & F,, and in shoes John and Selz, etc. The price we ask for these goods is only a fraction of their real value. 7.50 Suits, Sample Sale $8.50 lot are all the late popular and colorings, made up into Styles. These clothes Out the lines of your physique mly clothes should. They are sold elsewhere for h Sample Sale price— Mmple line of Hate ev le in ats shape 1 ite r 92.5 Values a $1.50 No Less $20, $25 and $30 Suits, Sample Sale $12.50 Aman may consider himself well dressed when he dons one of these high-class productions. They are the new weaves of wool and silk and all wool, every line showing the graceful figure,,as a high-class hand-tailored Suit should. These Suits are here in all the new colorings. Use good buying judgment and select from the big sam- pleline ‘fim at ° Our first cons and Hoye’ Bhoes in viet kids, patent Men's Heavy Work Shoes Men’s $3.50 to $5.00 Shoes, all styles... jeather, vele Noto these $5 Pants, Sam- ple Sale $2.50 A large line ®£ Wool Pants of the latest styles apd only popular col ors in this big Sample Sale at only— 2.50 Ladies’ Shoes and Oxfords $3.00 to $4.00 values — $2.00 Boys’ $2.50 Shoes; splendid values $1.50 ALL FURNISHINGS CUT HALF PRICE in the oof at 424 picture fe Buffalo Sales Rooms | 424 PIKE STREET 424 es is “yee Risk vet sen yonceys intr emagontrssdretienenpamerttr mites 9 igh WiC )-c¥ at Your picture, with frame, abso- lutely free. Get your ticket. ¥~ the best of range \]| ~our Suburban | | Delivery serv. n ice is a great 5 | conve nce ing far out; we mak ular deliveries to all points of Greater Se. attle. AMUSEMENTS, MOORE THEATRE JOHN CORT, Manager Tonteht—W © of Wee HVANT IN THE HOUSE to $ Mats., 2he to § ing M no| atinee “RTHEL BATILY MOT” - The Grand JOHN CORT, Managor POPULAR VAUDEVILLE Pall to Hear Matt Keefe, the Yodler ta the World. ry Day to the Week etetee |LumaPark Sw teutten atin CHINE si HONEY MOON? ciownl r The Grand ATTRACTIONS —} ess, Heron Drur Hira | BIG FPRATURES Wonderiar Shoot the Chutes, Rolle ‘ouster 1 Joker I i DUGDALP'S ATHLETIC PATK, NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE, | Seattle Theatre ; BASE BA L L Wat s9a0, OPHE CHINESE HONEYMOONS | I rf to $1; Mat t SPOKANE vs. SEATT EN, Tonight DANCE Tonlaht At DREAMLAND SHVENTHOAND UNION STREET Bach Coup Nach Dance le Sc ADMISSION PIER yaehing Hit of Oh emt ~~ COLLARS fc, 2c, 2rc v 5 | | Minis SHIRIS 8c RACK | hae do rah | CHILDIUDN'S BYE TROUNLIS | Nights, Be, Oe atv 1d careful at aly e ee "| be * , ~ Standard urniture C Second Avenue at Pine : 1 will be ased MALLBABLE “works it —GLISTO Ie the ideal furniture polish; we Your guarantee it to be the best you can buy. Full size bottie— 25c Savings & Trust Co. of Seattle LIABILITIES, $ 300,000 00 profite 44.218 70 ++ 2,857,614 26 ++ -02,701,832 96 BRANCHES AT BALLARD, GRORGHTOWN AND RENTON Private Lease’ Wire to All Bx- chang 8. C. Osborn & Co, M STa5)) (GPT Firet Ay, 6858 The Raven prescription service on | means that the doctor's skill In pre pect | scribing is most efficiently supple oderate. h pers, SCHUCHARD OPTICAL CO, | Phree De Hrothers, 1207 Second Ave. mented by the drugglst’s skill In |eompounding. RAVEN DRUG CO, 1416 Second Av.