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

TAKAHIRA AT TOKYO it PRIZES aes MANY CELEBRITIES | FERED FOR arin! WILL ATTEND BIG THE STAR—THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1909, 6 - - a Notice to the Piano Buying Public ~yrYr~~ UWE CTOCK on Farm ecae ee lend pei or ri Friday sale— = : : ; 2 Show Will! r , the Best the Coun- try Has to Offer to Seattle. received by James Wils 5 cients WENATEHEE FOLK 1 tary of the Duwamish River Im t ‘ Et t club, to the invitations sixty thousand dollars in prizes sont ont by the cht. — e awe officials, from hundreds of mission and artcraft furniture pieces keenly underpriced this week— we call your special attention to the really remarkable geductions now prevailing throughout our entire showing of Mission and Art and Craft piece This week's sale is worthy your quick coming; the savings are, indeed, rare | 3 That the barbecue to be held at »w Saturday afternoon to cel} of the waterway oak settce a ‘Colinge te ber special for Friday— . ive stock show : at the lesiel - held the last 10 days KT FAIR TORN Washington Miller, HY Gill, } swing: te 3 ‘patio se has been started the : iene W Wi ay and ¢ other conna . specially priced i > drone th ond of the fe . os 4 i a be te aa ‘as b t which ores ot be ~|CITY OF APPLES PREPARES of th for Friday— wi i own CELEBRATION—WILL GIVE ~ w Senator P 9 sped Cotter on AWAY FRUIT, rm, much of the time of the afternoon being given to speaking. A general invitation lic to attend is extended Wenatcho e wi! tof all the mpany. Three number of sheep will ‘of the middl: the Minnesota S's regular price $11.50 thie Is a pract Duwamish and White River valleys and by Beattle people 300,000 PERSONS USED DEPOT LAST MONTH F TES WP “SUE OF GLENS = ondable gas stoves: Prsarlt? “but hea this for ‘= MANY PEOPLE HEAR THMERICLE CHOIR = AAIMOND. MOUES 0 «th sWurniture WILLIAMS To SING. H. Evan Williax Mise Hazel Ra 0 of the Mormo: ‘who comes from the Me evening at the Armory the Pay St City Attorney Ellis [ ye r « ¥| thom to. the terday severed his th the city and took up his d her ren the government p agonec ot * art at Thy Swe gervice. Ralph S. Pie > and sang “My Ain Folk DeBruler's place tn Sente gin 2S {FALL STYLES | Every Department Is Bristling with the Season’s Best Furnishings (2 es ne son's selling with the most Annual Fall Opening of the Big Store for Men ly stocked for the sea- able things in Neck irtings and Half-Hose. The prevail wear, Underwear, Fir same reasonable Tomorrow and Saturday occurs the The Fall showing of the famous Stetson Annual Fall Opening of this great Hats Hats, known around the world as fi ‘ store. Here will be seen in splendid quality, is complete. Both derbies and felt hats, in the : array the best tailoring from the well Re aa ae ib dberangaaes uae ; known firms we represent in Seattle, Roeloff and 4 among others being the famous Kauff- Sh This is of the world-famous ; oOeS wit 00 and $3.50 Shoes man Pre-Shrunk Garments, W. S. Peck for men. Also the best h shoemakers as Pack ard, ¢ n and Bate Fall and Winter styles & Co., Strauss Bros., “High Art,” and L. Abt & Sons’ well known “College” Brand. The quality of ready-tailored garments has increased each year, but this season’s showing is the greatest ever inspected. The Fall and Winter Styles in the now-famous A. Bridge Special $15.00 Suits are the very latest in high class tailoring, cut to suit both Men and Young Men. THE THE YOUNG MEN’S bB te Ns D Fr 4 O YOUNG MEN’S STORE e e STORE 4 Largest Clothiers on the Pacific Coast First and Yesler Two Entrances——— First and Yesler are very at tive and th g is complete We have al Trunks anil Bags welcomes fine line of ‘Trunks, Bags, Suit Cases, etc., while this season this department is more complete than ever ‘The traveler will find his every need at this depart TheA. Bridge Special wrenme Dotlar Suit suit, thie blacks ment store for men, Alaska Outfits °\!)*, °°" plete Alaska outfitting department and has been a leader in this line in Seattle for 12 years. Everything needed for an Alaska trip at prices that are right