The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 14, 1909, Page 10

TAR—THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1909 T CONTINUING rmsicsuror HOUSEHOLD DRUGS It's the Greatest Sale of the Kind Seattle Has Ever Knowa hit Main Floor Bins Street Corns Entrance Mothers’ Wrtend t ’ M Tc Rose Water Glycerine and Rose Nark— The thie sale 10e pack dered Salipetre Th © packages, thin male | Jaynes’ Toate Vermifuge— The ttc sige, (his male 21c Mallinckrodt’s Sodium Phosphate— RIOT | Ti so wine; this EMMANUEL THEO, BERNART MARIE LUYNES D'AILLY. Le puc DE CHAULNES ET PICQUINY, AS HE LOOKS TODAY. 1c bottles of pure Glycer ine in this sale for— 5c 2he bottle de natured Alco hol; sale price - Bie 19 ei ie 6c of Milk, Merek's—The Qe ¢ *.11¢ tome mate ie & Hat» off! Here's his grarce, the|home, after arriving with his moth- duke, come to visit America, not! er | necessarily to make love to fair and | « Irich Yankee girla, but most certain ly to have @ lot of love made te hi Emmanuel otc, iw the grandson of T Shonts, the raliroad financier, This w of the taken as he was abe & big auto to hin granddaddy’s| ronet Is only a baby's little lace It's a mafe bet th ame and his tit py as any Arr , the T pea The I “haul ra Shonts, is oung duke who in Paris before the aby wae born. FRESHMEN’S DAY !S Men’s and Women’s a and $4 Sample Shoes at $2.45 Pair | This lot of Shoes comprises the Fal? sample lines of two prominent makers of men's and women's hig footwear. Being samples, these Shaes represent the best efforts of these acknowledged foremost manuf of the country. Nearly every style ancl toe shape, every leather and combination of leathers, will be found among these samples—but only in certain sizes. Ii you cam be fitted, you can get Shoes worth $3.50, $4.00, $4.50 and $5.00 COLLEGE BOYS DO THINGS TO and down the barrel of the big price, per patr | 12-4 Gray Blankets, a big sell | nd his nurse, from Franee, His} _ A GRAND SUCCESS | Handsome and stylish stripe effects; self-toned, with col | WIS-1018 FIRST AVENUE PIKE ST. ane WE TLAKE | AVE. — Tw DOWN-TOWN SroRE UP-TOWN STORE ar mervoas. TICQUAKER STS TIFOR Ws NOTE THESE PRIC PEARS’ UNSCENTED SOAP— ae o4 HORLICK’S MALTED MILK— Hospital Size ............ PACKER’S TAR SOAP— PP Re KE Ved ceicie see we LAXATIVE BORO QUININE— The 25c Box for ...... rsa ome tint Always the Quaker Sells for Less Today, Tomorrow, Every Day ‘S—THEY HOLD GOOD THE BALANCE OF THE WEEK EMERSON’S BROMO SELTZER— The 25c Size for ....... Miteecs POND’S EXTRACT— The 50c Size for ......... dives DOAN’S KIDNEY PILLS— POPE bs Cowes 68 5 0'00 orten PAPE’S DIAPEPSIN— PAPE’S DIURETIC— DR. WILLIAMS’ PINK PILLS— og ag OG RS eae i Ia ° DR. MILES’ ANTI-PAIN PILLS— a | POS ey ay oe ree PINAUD’S VEGETAL LILAC or VIOLET— HE DUKE DE CHAULNES IS HERE! weriue STR giugrccn—> USE YOUR PH IND. 2015 ~ ~ net we FREE TO ALL -L SEATTUgY ng RETAIL, CEL VEN $2.00 Wool Sweater Coats, for $2.45 pair. Read on: THE PAY STREAK ANO revolver, they filled the big, baggy " i : Men’s $3.50 and $4.00 Sample Shoes 176 PEOPLE. weat of Mr. Turk's trousers chuck || MELLIN’S FOOD— i Women’s $3.50 & $4 le Shoes n omer dice full pf, nine cod ad wet Sater t\. Large Size ... 00... 0» e ; ' | r ' Ahe most complete sample ine It looked for a time last night a8 his own revolver. ZYMOL TROKEYS— Hundreds upon hundreds of pairs; we've ever had—nearly every man it one or two of the Turks at the| ‘The Igorrote village suspended | 25c f 1c lace and button shoes, in kid, patent may be fitted; lace and button shoes, (EI MEe i musertetacs ar'te|teas seme mt etcnamely Teale Mux for......-.0>-.eveisers i and gunmetal; Cuban and common in vici kid, patent colt, box calf and ther distribution. Two hundred Streak. Seven leather-tunged bark. || EUTHYMOL TOOTH PASTE— i sense heels. Sample pairs $3.50 and gunmetal. Sample pairs $3.50 and “a+ ig aha gor rte Morggaed cal aeee Site poy Ea nt gay yon Per Tube ............+- ree e* ane if $4.00 Shoes, priced for quick sale at, $4.00 Shoes, priced for quick sale at, the Pay Streak, honoring different from entering there. The barkers | PINKHAM’S VEGETABLE COMPOUND— it pair— pair— attractions with their presence, were as so many straws, to be i " congregated before the Streets of bowled over with a breath, Some The $1.00 Bottle for .................. Cairo at 9 o'clock one on the inside had presence of The big Turk specter of “the! mind enough to close the big slid y streets” had been waiting for the ing door—no the boys took the door 1013-15 boys. He, the Turk, had ideas of with them as they pushed in 2 i { he own on the American college! The paraders took possession, at fh FIRST AYE i boy, and when the high ball sign | different t of the razzle-dazszle, Me ' - pee = was given and the boys made and er foolish t their rush for admittance, he-—the » ACER of water on them from a fire by be Jearn P ‘ oe drant was hot @ sanake aa siti cavein Business Bringers. Star classified ads. f “ heda caak . Whereupon there was more than getting water on th Turk in| ; This offering inctudes Printed Fiannelettes ed Seal Dress Ginghame b getting water « Tur’ i and the celebrated Arnold Sultings In tw corn popping, The Turk is a mag the Street f Cat | i Tange of styler and. colorings. ‘The sulting 1 and Sanniat apache at ckiaieel be reets ol hee real estate, etc. comes in worsted styles) and | inakes up into C ramen |manity and mental ignorance. He THIRTY YEAR SEARCH ENDS. | sical Nui sel - warm walsts ‘ pi AS | manned the hose Just about 10 sec ; Lt —Hanement | ° onds, before the boys captured. it (By United Pres. | jand turped the water on him DENVER Oct MM After a —— — | He drew a revolver about th search of thirty years the sword }feet in Jength—a young can nted to Blacks awk war chief 30¢ Table Damask, The boys had only been fooll ou fl hag | 8:30 to 10:30, | to t point. What. they did to 1 EXCLUSIVE it : a yard Mr k now was a plenty. And ed sae Spice oaths cota ‘ ali B "SS 1 they did ft with all seriousn concern iatMarsacs aceon hi Turkey Red and oy s S$ to S oO They aquirted water down if White Table Dam- 3 65 ae ask, 58 inches wide, Winter Suits at . assorted patterns: LS i from 8:30 to 10:30 A slashing reduction, indeed, right at the very beglaning of the season, | Friday morning, 15¢ but the New York clothier, whose name, by agreement, we cannot advertise, | a yard. N¢ oO PHONE red these goods, decided, after they were ail made up an@ ready for “ not to open up a Boys’ Clothing Department, but to contiiue An the : n's Clothing bus ely, and #0 was ready to take a great loss to of the suits at e. Every garment new, perfect and up-to-date | > not re opportunity of equal Importunce. Here are the ou've had urs of experience buying and wearing Shoes Women’s Shoes $4. 98 nburet y Suits ever for winter at « full half lwus than any other stores | p | Jongtha of 2 in Seattle can n for, We're prepared for great selling | everybody has—and yet in spite of this long experience you | Worth $2.50° . poward, NO. PHONE The it Are made in the latest aingle and double-breasted styles for | lo sometimes buy the “wrong” Shoes —everybedy does ~ at | Fine, Extra Bright Vict Kid; thin, tough ORDERS. EES tans and winter plain and Knickerbocker style knee pants, for ; ‘ ; . s sa ok | and almost everlasting; firm welt style Se Valenciennes Lace; boys 6 to 17 years; and th sce long pants sults for boys 10 to 18 yee least they do until they findan HONEST SHOE. We sell Shoes | soles or the soft, flexible turns, as destined; SSO to 30:08, 0 All carefully and neatly sewed and finished and made to fit perfectly ae ith ; a 7 Siheuat i | patent tip; dressy, comfortable 1 98 alenciennes wool Scotch mixtures, cheviots, tweeds and hardfinished worsteds, that stand the te Thousands now buy Shoes of London. honest cial, a pair . ‘ Edgings and Inse and fancy woven stripe or checked effects in various neat shade decides Baha | from % te gray, brown, tan, etc. Suite as every other store is asking $5.00 of . “ess Silks an to $10.00 - - . S$. 20 Dozen White Huck Towels, Friday al a Sone ones! Ser PETTICOATS rack of | } | Every wise woman wil SUPS jy herself for the season! Full Bleach | a | Dress Goods $2 98 | ed Hemmed Huck Towel borders; heavy, absorbent quality; size tock « ° xt pecans requlat 18x36 inche oe ly worth $1.20 a dozen; Friday at 85c. That is about new Fall Coats, full length | We will sell only 50 of Friday morn- 7e apiece! That hotel and rooming-house people may not get the tases chee eat a's his prices ing Se a can. Not over | - g a and latest style; all wool $ | these Skirts at this p 5 torn Sevres NO | we limit every purchase to five dozen.—Main Floor, in plain colors and mix 1 Paon Velvets, 75¢ | and only one to a custom | sis Sad Irons; 196 : —— — VN ghee ei e A good $1.00 Velvet, in all colors and black; bias or | er. Regular $5.00 Sillé eo Potts Sad bes, | ~ : - 4 straight. Special at London’s at, per yard 2....s+.. 75e¢ |_Petticoats, in all colors. nickel plated: f Th 0 tob i Petia anata ate | e¢ October Underwear Sale Wanes in Time, Not Opportunity 75c and 85¢ Poplin and Ottoman | RUBBERIZED SILK NO PRONE OnDE | f | | gz Eeiday oo 1 Saturday, and then the October chances st Chances to buy, | BIG BLANKET Silks, 49c ; or instance, 65c Fleece-Lined Vests and Pants at 39¢; $2.00 Union Suits at $1.50, or | ie “ A a aeeagpaason any of a full s ther ways to save money on the Underwear demanded by the sea- | | Corded effects are popular. Useful for most all purposes; } ‘ Mackerel With | son. A partial fist | comes in over fifty new and staple shades, including the | A O88 if Mustard Sauce | | 65c and 50c Fleece-Lined Vests and Pants; bla " 75 1 85 lues on sale t yw a } - iM : ack. 75 anc ¢ values on sale tomorrow at, per : ustard Sauce | at, a garment 39c iW ] Pog pene n’s Extra Heavy FieeceLined Vests, long sie i ri AOE fee RT A496 | atest Pq full ten i | An Eastern novelty ith ankle th pants to match. Come Fi d y | Capes, made of rubbe canned by Potter &4 Sell everywhere at 65c and 50c, or . $1 25 48-Inch Worsted Serges 85C | silk; absolutely rain-prook, Wrightington, Bos- | October sale at 39¢ a garment. All regular, perfect 10-4 Gray Blankets, 85e value x | Regular price everywhergy 44 ena ess oval | Special sale price, 57c Our $1.25 48-inch All-Wool Imported Worsted Serge, in | $10.00. On sale Friday, Hig my eee wal al leeeed Venta , re i io oi yer pal ‘ ji } ‘ , tig cans; Friday, dozen hres este ee c Be Ceerretiass Salen pate, ie Rea Grad Binduois’ oxera’ tan | Wine,.greeh, brown, navy blue and black, wears and looks | ; a fone Wonta "hie size for double bed; $1.25 | exceedingly well, Special tomorrow at, per yard ...85¢ | with Pants value, Special sale I5¢ teh, Regular price, pet palr | $ a os Shaan rie We Woot aieeer | 91.50 45-Inch Novelty Prunellas, | sale at, « a Blankets, splendid value ton ¢ Biannets ‘plendtd | $1.00 SWEATER CO $1.69 % rat $ Men's $1.50 All-Wool Underwear; man impo ders; our regular $6.00 value — - and worth more, Special sale pair . | Hxtra Large Oregon Wool Blankets in ght gray only; a blanket. Special sale | | fish. or A me Frid an Cottecs— % F | re Vrineipal Seattle Agents for Nemo Corsets, Ladies’ Home Journal Patterns, Perrin's Gloves. f Fresh Cereals — extra Fine All-Wool Scarlet Blankets with black borders, bound with green “G large alse. a sale q —Fourth Floor. | price, 6, 55 BOYS CLOTHING er pair, , Royal Society Neediework Packets, Queen Quality Shoos for Women, Burson Stockings, Kte., He ' irae ——— one = _—>=>= ‘ne ool §=BI kets arge 1 j 1 e1 ¢ ’, fated Mustard — at, the garment troll i 4 als ge — colors; excellent value at $1.50. Spe cial at London's at, | at t< giish neck, ai Might gray, with fancy bor- | Per yard .....65 seeee seeee . 81.00 | $1.50 swe LACE CURTAINS era 25. Special $1 90 ored hair-line thread; have rich satin finish; genuine Ger Sealy wait sale price, per patr ed rted; all the new shades, including the staple years. Special Special, at $5.00 Sweate eced Ur Fleec Goop TRUNKS! ly Knit wil 1 nderwear 25¢ Pp and ° ants, em LOTS OF BARGAINS—NO HIGH PRICES | Ladies’ Sweaters | | ular and extra sises treteh to 12 1.69 1,19 Reduced. $2.69 white all fine