The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 27, 1909, Page 3

THE STAR--FRIDAY AUGUST 27, JUST 27, 1909. 3 A OLLY AND ALL HER CIRCUS TROUPE SEE ~ J gn U0 HA lg, THE BIG SHOW THAT SEATTLE PRESENTS Tht GREATEST PIANO |Z = ‘i SALE ON RECORD © TailoredReadyCo. Fourth Avenue and Our Very First Day Selling Pianos Pike Street a rN “ * I} invite your early in- pection of our new and complete fall stock of “Tailored-Ready” Clothing. In variety of choice and general ex- cellence the stock we have now on display is even better than we offered in former seasons. Prices are the lowest possible consistent with superior quality. Full line of Dress Suits, Tuxedo Suits, Fancy Waistcoats and Fur- nishing Goods. Our showing of new shapes in = = = = = = = = = = Stetson Hats is a particularly | = ¢ This put the expense de for y P to « minimus 1 give you the|t fore 1 benefit of every powsible low 4 Our Mr. Jno. ¢ &, prowident Our entire rent stock has | ordered in. In this stock are mar t He {ded to engas _ be " of from $1¢ © have not and wi POLLY AND HER cincus AT THE MOORE THEATRE, jnot add the freight from the Bast of the a bi ro : e » {ts We can simply get our first cost {We are satisfied. Do you reallee pane to you, providing he - an says I'm a fresh kid, an’ that} what this me . oe SOCIETY WOMAN FINDS NEW USE FOR y “Well, | got "em: buttoned, ail| Never iste Isto the plato EC BOYS OF THE MESSENGER SERVICE 5 '*"' business have reliable pianos been ALASKA EDITORS t m ices i; som have w Red She's got a pink dress on when ARE INDICTED P- at many per s back It don't fit her attractive one, WABHINGTON, Aug dy” MeGiowan, a loc waged in the | er and bey, ha scovered a br € good an’ then 1 pipes it (hy United Pree) as delixh job. In response to a phon , that ft ain't buttoned. There's JUNBAL = sane, he Was sent to a fash he ig string of black b f : fr. Bingo 4 ’ apartment house on Connec ut ack bossy © avenue low, It red by any a r,\* vcated. You can | ODly % block from the new White ‘ ‘ Kr at all prices, but | bullding " empting to pee | When you think of buying such well | JNO. C. WALLING & COMPANY, one a prinone Editor Russell, of) | Re wan b dy” returned three-quarters ur later, Hix face wore a nd hia eyes were all TAILORED READY CO. Fourth Avenue and Pike Street Dim, det b them just a» amile could ha ont atwinkle Ged, bad she cared to, passed) «nig you 'find that lady? asked t on the parks and apart ine clerk line the streets ‘Sure I did, str,” replied obs ee ae the Dispatch, and Kdltor W ‘ 5 neeen _ = ds Reddy 8 " ; Ullrich, of the Transcript, were tn-|f H. ee KLEIN : Sp P : = h n to ed Once. dicted for criminal libel for com |G ad i ZB 2 the company | “oui! have to make 4 report om away ck ted fu eta ne Rie ahoewaxen ff | Special Showing of Hats on extended out pe thie,” sald the clerk the Not wente are the outerowth of 2 You can't get boots or f $3 oo to Frederte Thompson Got to Peach. pant, nT took @ guy around In & O'iirien's assault on Hussell last 5 nee yee Oe thom made f re Pit ° Paul Vi [ Ne hi staring the show, and "RO! “Bho told me to peach to no one,| treasury an’ White, Hoe urd 7 JAMEs erneer. dam Fe ‘Money Saved || "ew Lots ear position but | suppose 1 gotta, replied | things, but I aln’t never had to but MA DIER DEAD eT, we at) "Reddy She meets me at the|ton no dress on no lady, | toile Won sn eae , oS ‘oney 4 ‘ eh i 4h ‘ (By United Pree e Ss -s door and she's sure there with the her me han's ts dirty an’ ahe WASHINGTON, Aug 2 Mre and ative | had — ‘es 40 | jookes all right makes me Wash ‘em, an’ then I/garah EB. Thompson, the only wom Many previous expo: YP aposition } “Come in here, little boy,’ she | Marts an carried on the rolls of the pen Bankrup t Sale is now expressed | #478, an’ she walks me through Bay, that ain't no cinch. Those sion office as a soldier of the Union ght of Gen. Booth,|into the best parlor an’ sits me! there loops, or whatever you ¢ army, died yesterday, Mra. Thomp nakor. 2 takes 828,000 ate P thing, Hat ineaaie alvation Army, may |¢own on 4 big yeller couch, an’|'em, don't go over those the son wae recognized as a soldier 5% d Purnie iinge at your CHILDREN’S BYR TROURLES DOWNING, HOPKINS & RYEM, tag restored, following bands me a big box of chocolates, tons easy, an’ b largely because of services she ren Given end careful attention | (Established 199%) d ' st Bring them in for | evetion on his eyes by Dr.) 4" tela me to eat me head off. 1 fits her purty dered the latter part of the Civil if or ous: j ain't wise to what's dotn’ yet, but| no slack to get ahol 7, one] BROKERS Only $200; Terms $20 Cash and §10 eo a, $3.00 sHORS Per Month. HASTOUN SYSTEM Take Elevator to Third Floor tore, 304 People’s Bank Ridg., cor, Second and Pike Come today. to heart of Realty Co 1009 American Bank Building v 124—VIKE OT 88 Our or war | Mcharges are. very |I takes the candy an’ she aaks me|if she can't pull hersel - |W tch e Star W. > ant Ad Col Stocks, Grain and Provisions. is Mapleine “day at 'to excuse her while she goes into/ little tighter, an’ she han’s me a| Tomorrow Is Mapleine day at) ® Th Cc umns for Bargains of | SCHUCHARD OPTICAL CO, Both Phones 279. Private Wires, Buchanan Co. *** another room, little poke upon the ear an‘ laughs, Garvey-Buchanan Co. ead All Descriptions. 1207 Second Ave. 204-205-306 Alaska Bide. “tu ‘ONE, FISHER Co. THE STONE, FISHER co} THE 81 THE STONE, TONE, FISHER CO. co. { THE STONE-FISHER CO. Showing the ‘Most Complete _ Stocks of Wearing Apparel Seattle women have not found this store wanting in their search for ’y Fa}! Suits and Coats. Never have we shown such complete lines of styles and , large varieties of colorings so early in the season. As a consequence, sell- = is going along at a merry clip, The charming styles find new owners and the style parade is fast closing all semblance of summer. Early buyers get longest and most satisfactory wear. Fall lines of Suits at these popular $19.75 and $24.75 Others up to $100. The exclusive one-of-a-kind styles are selling rap- Shafer Bros.-Not Only Largest, But Best Opening Show of Fall Clothing For Boys and Young Men The Shafer Store shows the largest stock of Clothing for Boys and Young Men to be found on the North Pacific coast. The variety of style, fabrics, colors and sizes is enormous. The business is so large that we give it an entire store to itself. And we give unquestionably the very highest values to be found hereabouts. ‘ Tomorrow we feature the Suits for Boys at a popular price—Five Jollars. idly. Stylish Fall Coats | New Fall Skirts New plaited sides, skirt effects and Over twenty styles, plain colors plain tailored styles. Mixtures and | and mixtures, exceptionally attrac plain, semi- or tight-fitting. Priced | tive; coat and side plaited effects; all at— new. Priced at— $15 to $50 $4.95 to $35 I OOO Oe eeeeeeeeeeeems>%S Fall Styles of Millinery Arriving Daily The millinery salon is fast assuming the styles and shades of fall. Extensive show ings of Tailored Street Hats have crowded the summer styles to the background. New shapes and shades are the predominating feature Felts, Moire, Velvets and Taffeta Shapes, with cluster wings, quill bouquets, aigrettes Two-Trouser Suits of all-wool fabrics, double-breast- ed styles; all sizes; various new models; pants, either both knickerbocker or one knickerbocker and one straight style. Buster Brown Suits in serges, worsteds and cheviots; all colors Sailor Blouse Suits in all colors and all popular fab- rics, English Corduroy Suits in knickerbocker styles; drab or cinnamon brown; all sizes. Sizes range from 2% to 17. Every boy can be ites Perfectly. Other Suits are shown in hundreds of styles and fabrics, cane Skolney’s, Samuel Peck's and other famous makes. Prices range from— $3.50 to $4.00, 87.50 and on to $15.00 New Auto Coats for Boys | New Reefer Top Coats An entirely new style shown for the first time at the | These will be immensely popu- and large bows for trimmings. Toques, turbans and bell shapes are favorites Street Hats at $5.95 | Stylish Hats at $9.50 A hyt5s 2 fi gel Bowl-shaved Moire Turbans, large, low Shafer Store, This Coat has a collar which but lar this year. Shown here in A good variety ready for tomorrow | Owl-shaped Mo! urbans, large, tons close up to the neck, It is a coat for fair a great many beautiful fab high turbans and many other new, attrac- | shapes, with bell brims turned up at weather or foul-a protector and a coat—in reality rics and in all sizes, from 244 tive styles | sides. two coats in one. Sizes from 2% to 12, Priced | to 12, Priced from Other styles to suit all demands ~“Werode” Hand-Finished Underwear | Men’s Shirts—A Clean Up A leader in quality, fit and finish Odd lots and broken sizes, but a size for everybody in the Women's Vests and Pants, white, medium weight, fine { lot and in several styles Combed cotton. Price, 50¢. — Covers each BOR, Ls. makes that seldom meet the price Wool Vests and Tights, light weight, white merino, ¢ cutting knife. Most every figure Wool, each, BO¢, and color is represented, including , same quality, $1.50, te , halved -ebeecdi Gia ight Vests and Tights, $1.00, plain white plaite 1O80MS; COA Union Suits, same quality, $1.75. styles, mostly; values Silk and Wool Mediu Weight White Vests and Pants, $1.25, $1.50 and $175 rcent silk, $1.25, ; Union Suits, ears quality, $2.50. -dlpiecadelie Beet Winter Weight Merino, white and silver, 95 per cent } day at Wool, Vests and Tights, $2.00, Bilk and Wool, winter weight, 50 per cent silk, Vests and | Aights, 81.75. Union Suits of same quality, $3.00. FFOMT iiss concevesrecveves $3. 50 to $12.50 | ......... $3. 5O io $15.00 ‘New College Clothes for Youths The College Clothes shown at the Shafer Store are in a class by themselves. Full of character, smart, yet dignified. Sizes range from 30 to 38 chest measure. Shown in a wide variety of new stripes and small checks; in grays, browns, olives and navy. To- morrow we shall offer a specially fine collection of these high class, exclusive suits at.............. Haberdashery for Boys \...\s: i. ts shirts, Waists, Sweaters and Furnishings for Boys—big and little, None but the best These are Shirts of standard shown here, and the best sold at fairest prices ° First showing of the new Fall styles in KUP. New Autumn Suits for Men PENHEIMER’S, BROKAW BROS,’ and other high class lines of new suits. NOW READY. —— First Ave, S H A F E R B R 0 S | Second Ave. | se ) =a and e and | Three | 5 Dorothy 1 Dodd University St. Arcade and Arcade Annex—Whole Block Long University St. | Wa I — hina for Women. Lt en a