The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 7, 1909, Page 12

FIRE FAILS TO WORRY = we2e« Srcgglib t= a TOWN Srone OU RETAIR i 1ST AVENU Ps YOUR PHONE SKY SCRAPER DW ELLERS, wis fre Fins ae 5 2. 2918 = ~ ON ing IKE 3 aT, eo WEST AKe AVE rree To att Seog ‘ TOF FICE SUB-ST 7 aT Wwe ue-rown svome THC GUAKLA SUS 1/1 OF lag Cae moms my THE BON MARCHE THE BON MARCHE THE BON MARCHE THE BON MARCHE Great Enthusiasm in the Sale of ||} MEN’S $18.00 TO $22.50 SUITS AT | $12.50 Stenogs Giggle we pms “ tat get out of here," erled the excitedly Sell Land While Flames} ‘0b, that's ail right.” wnid the | bac at | back It is evident that our customers kKnOW |yHE ONLY REA- On, trittien, Terese, what te an{fumes. choking aud almont « ane SON the excitement? Soa White tua when “Bargains Is Bargains.” We've | w. purchased a been hustling all day to take care of |msker’s surplus stock of woolens the crowds that wanted these $18.00, and had these suits This question purled from the lps — of a pretty typist on the second | TP! / floor of the American Bank build oe me and =the ing yesterday afternoon shortly!" after 5 o'clock Helow the startling clamor of the Ifire alarm rang out. Giant horse was reveling in | Friday and Sat 4 ‘ i, M pharmacy, #ay People who know us realize that made up during the pounded the pavement. The polished Pharmacy, says Meir $20.00 and $22.50 Fall and Winter Suits dull days of June wings stopped right fn tront,| covered by Insurance, t ve Sells for Less. The sooner you know The. Cara Were stopped reacts ie Jove at $12.50. sale on Main Floor—South Door. | 8nd July. ati aiieneeta mete Hit picked ine of Christmas| |*B€ Sooner you can reduce your @ Inoleh tre main en, An rom Europe #¢ penses. Suppose that we get acq It's a wonderful opportunity for every man who desires to econo- Shaw's pharmac mae 3 ieee ee week! mize, but who realizes the value of a good appearance and will have | a ere, nneremiias weaier | Oe ike} evga none but good clothing. Here are hundreds upon hundreds of fine Suits, |atifling ® yawn as whe gently raised | ally Inter but MrT Rock CAN THe in Fall and Winter weight; Suits for stout men, slim men, long men, short the sash, : : DY, per it CC.) AND ALMOND ¢ the Christma Why, it's only a fire in Shaw's | ments to re of the | ne CREAM, tt men and men of regular build. All are cut in the newest fashions, from pharmacy, on the first blue serges, black serges, black unfinished worsteds, dark fancy worst- | |! bullding, 2058 Terese, She watched | eds, cheviots and cassimeres, in pretty patterns. Not a Suit in the lot | her magenine wi min MOLAT UN. a __VERM is worth under $18.00, and hundreds of them are $20.00 and $22.50 | building Is fire she | ano’ the 256 wha 14c , 25c noth Suits. All are included at the one price—a price unparalleled in Seattle er office a real estate WILLIAMS: TAL for new Fall and Winter Suits. Choice from this great assortment again na Rad AU "bet eared & | the of the RUBIFOAM, 36 CUM | POWDER Friday and Saturday at $12.50. Sale on Main Floor—South Door. nopped tha talk'a Bina bows v ‘ = fe vn yd ve gg he store|I LAXATIVE BORO fe Vv the window. (Sie ater & nh worked like PEPSIN, good f HONEST JOHN'S fash through the ar the floor Thet the and CORN PLAS smoke into the pharmac faxt work saved much propert | TERS 15¢ /124¢ DRESS GINGHAMS FOR | [te Mill Remnants of Red Seal Dress | f | C ’ ee _ and Apron Gin ns, in all manner of ' ' &.. : ‘ trip laids, checks and in col deuly,” he w Ree a ee PIVER'S FRENCH PERFUMES AT A SAVING WOT bs ae see oe pir : oe TWO OUNCES TO A CUSTOMER AT THESE ors. Sell reg at 12}e a yar “Ware never come suddenly,” ; B Dewey answered, “and the gov LE TREFLE { Here Friday, 10 enema, ernment always has FLORAMYE ” ni-prec ¥y for 35¢ and 50c 1 Main Floor. | ample J | | ; ; ant - | warning AZUREA } Per 4] Ino wh cane e@ cont ROSIRIS , pene - - 5 . | 1 knew when I lef saFRANOR | Ounce . | j November that we ViviTz | | > ; i af Dewey Calls Sa hough auld buy ships 1 WOMEN’S AND MISSES’ $5.00 COATS AT $2.95 |] ssc aioe [AP Candie and ‘Then Says i EL ne ect iain ome TS ons, an i A tna Machen ascnadt me cranes teen | +t, Ii Alice '@ f\ : aa : : els in Favor o' The styles that are having a greatevogue are fully represented—we've made the | ated ager — | | i broadest preparations to serve you even better than heretofore this fall and winter—to | Gruwa. aay. baht abe | Ship Subsidy. is | bring you the latest styles at a distinct saving Gark cardinal, Copenha- | | _ - i] ‘ wen, shy blue, pink, | — peed § Women’s Fall Suits showing all the original effects that distin ie) | waaay Oct. 7 ° be i ee —piiish the correct fashions for autumn { Referring to the action of exCon . [ rice C : made of fine all wool | frosaman Landis in calling the | sets indicate th 4 ’ ie American wavy a‘ biuff,” Admiral) tor use near home re ty ITS WORTH WHILE To TRY IT Diagonals, Broadcloths, Worsteds and Homespuns | George Dewey to en interview ©itB |" os u.06 to think thot the Gar we ¥ ae «spied man ships were being built ¢ ‘ Tailored exactly on the lines of custom work; coats 40 to 44 Inches long. | Landis wi an G Suilt for apseii? ; either plat aid trimmed: all lined a | word, but of he hws et eee re ¥ 3 , with guar lagobert effect skirts, fine | the navy wo: oe 2 now, j wy BOX OF wt in all the new col } useless in the event ISBON, Portugal ors for fall. Each suit with the unmistakable fea- ri lauxiliaries drawn from the mer - tures of smartness fashionable w The usual $36 values at .........,..5+ $5.00 Covert Jackets Cut to $2. 95) n desire. jehant marine. “He wants « ship subsidy and so }do I “I believe that we would get it jand build up a strong merchan rine if it were not for the wubsidy.” Many pe ord. 1 betieve fn & good way w the expression ‘for ¢ mails. “Men's Wear” Buitings as good as they are | wide, and they are 64 inches wide, Herring site Carried these coats over from last season, but will guarnntee you'll hardly be | able to tell them from this season's styles. About 40 al] together, women's | and misses’; just the thilog for high school girls and working girlie to wear every day. Made of tan covert cloth tn fitted and semb-fitted styles; sin pan oP aaah breasted with fly front; were $5.00. lenges $2, 95 Women’s 75c Waists ‘to Go for 50c a ee have just 200 of these good waists for Friday at a saving of a third. Lawn w aists, full *, splend patterns; all fresh and clean. The laces and em broideries are especially desirable because they were remnant iota of the | sort generally used on high-priced waists; aleo waists of percale in 5 | dainty patterns; 75c waists to say the least. Friday, choice at .. Oc } Second Fiocor. For Ladics and G: Massage an Cootin Room Included im We Your Patronage. tea. — TOURIST BATHS- Ocet@ental. monotone | ecks shade stroy halr and com cures dandruff, erayness and All dr vcgista and bar Navy Not Help! ve » fifteen ts ready for) would not be enough | In time of war, and we hope to con add to them | can do most anything with money, and tu case war is declared could purchase the ships | needed A Genuine Edison the very best thing out for the children's $1 7.55 diy Seatyard “Bement "QF 1TH With Six Records Te Coton Torch laces 5c ——— 15¢ Cation Cy laces sf If needing Wash Laces, here are two Httle lots of good | kinds at special prices, among which you may find just what you want and save money TORCHON LACES || 10e SCHOOL SUITINGS FOR. Mill Remnants of heavy Cotton Su ting, MEN AND THE YOUNG LOWS WILL FIND BETTER CLOTHES For Fall and Winter than they ited’ with dark and medium colors, stripes and checks The self ll off the piece at ay, 10c.—Basement. — $1.75 KID GLOVES AT $1.19 (75c LISLE GLOVES AT 25¢ Such noney Co ——— € prices will cer tainly interest every 1 opper inclined REAL KID GLOVES—Two-c! | | Edgings and Insertions in widthe i A A from %4inch to % inches wide ever had offered to them at the ; < P.K seek eat wing, in many patterns to select from prices that prevail at the A 5 size "$1.50 and $1.75 va | men's and children’s under. 6 Bridge Store. Here are the products of day ... wear. Friday, a yard 5c seven of the largest t ing houses in CLUNY LACES ; on are LISLE GLOVES—\\ c New shipment of Cluny Laces tn this country, and you are Clasp Lisle Gloves, in b white and ecru; all new pat } sure to find your choice in brown, tan and slate | terns, edgings and insertions; a A NEW MACHINE PLAYING shade or fabrics, with but all sizes in the lot; 5 big variety of patterns to choose 4 BOTH STANDARD AND } att Frid from; up to lhe values, 83 Ad ‘ J AMBEROL RECORDS. i v g MELEE | Friday, a yard .... . Ol ast fF SL 9S om This fs positively the greatest value ever offe trietly brand ne Edison antique oal cabinet 4 ¢ match finiahed in m d gilt ename Large maroon an¢ horn, made in two sections for convenience in handling Suppo! by nickel plated, polished mandrel firmly sup ported, insuring steady and uni form rey n tor, imp lating de Model C CODFISH 1c POUND sizes to fit all. A leader $ q with us is naturally the — A. Bridgespecial ‘Suit 15 i) A bench-made, g ‘ anteed garment without an equal at the price 72C Apron Gins shams, Yard | tham, blue bre own, pink and red chech x 1 ) Bric ay morning, at 5c a yard NO PHONE ORDE RS NOT Ss | OVER 20 YARDS TO EACH CUSTOMER.—On Sale in Basement. 10c Juby Trimming, | 5c Naphtha Soap, 8:30 to 10:30, a yard. $e) | 8:30 to 10:30, 3 bars .... HOC H-Sitk Juby s, blacks and llars, ab- $15.00 th all the pop- A splendid.line of Cravenettes, in st grays, in late styles, including the r solutely waterproof, at sctdediendaliinhsarabeitehecatmancactiemriiait imming, half-] Best t Brands; can't sell over three bars to each customer, Friday morning, at 10c. NO ig, le a yard. | PHONE ORDERS. | definitel ing, M and millinery The Furnishings Department i re { Fall and Winter things in men’s we ttl ft Fourth Floor hine will pla NO PHONE ORDERS amae EL ™ Vacote seg ac | Standard, Grand Opera and the new ; thai Now 75c Warm Kimonos, 25c Clothes Pins, eo rhak of tock instrament to-| Pe yer yi nas se ee ee - Vinegay te #20 to > 10: 30, each . AIC 8:30 to 10:30, complete . . 1 Oc gether with six records—three Phe Famous W. L, Douglas $3.00 anc ) Shoes t Standard and three Amberol (the } : > for Men ly pure n elette at id c halli t Heavy Canvas Clothes Pin Bag, with new four minute record) for only | \ 50c | many kinds and colors; Friday | clothes line attachment; contains 5 dozen $17.55 } ‘ nable zat 49 each, NO PHO VE OR- | clothes pins; Friday morning, all for 10 | | NO PHONE ORDE TERMS —— |I $1.00 PER WEEK A. BRIDGE & CO. Visliors (o the Alanka-Vukon-Pacific Exposition « __ fe invites to visit Seattle's largest store LARGEST CLOTHIERS ON THE COAST } é re = ing Machines and Records ‘i THE ‘MAR iC = | Firgt and Yesler—Two Entrances—First and Yesler Bi and avail themselves of tis conventencen) wo obligation of any nature te entailed, +, 9. 8. Johnston Co, Eilers Music Bidg., Third and University, ye ea hit a AA = i ce ill i mA inane i