The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 14, 1909, Page 7

THE STAR—THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1909. 7 nd thon detiberat 1 his life] ' ' ee Look for Our Five Other Ads in This Issue oa . | Identified in Loe Angeles. | 7) « 4.) LOS ANGELES, Oct. M—That| pry ~ “Fea justly your failure t ake knov own the details of the uk of D. M. Erskine ; aod 7” uncovered and demand a full and searching inves " Highland Park, 1M 7 and nded his wh life when he wa S| tint determine extent graft had entered into ee ert Ee cae be ve FOR FRIDAY fice SATURDAY slies for the city of Ses > was Law H. Harris, of Loe An ae the purchase o eupp™ a Ht Sunes + goles, ‘a the unanimous epiaion of Tbe Belts op and 48c | 10¢ and Stocking 5 | — Do you think iblic office will ever cease, | Harris’ former f and busines: Oriental design Val B | Sern yeclally priced | cn ? ‘ llowed to go in peace in| associates in tht Si: te 4 “ fter, whe ALLOWE gO in pe i 75¢ Ribbons, widths up to The “Kaurku Cork | Handle | hie s | sar ead man, Glen | pron ou favor investigation, but w . |Behmyer, Harris’ former law part You say that you fav eetton, Sut wash &..¥, jer, declared that there could be a do! hat Harr and the the same " mney Wm. A. Pi iris’ suecessor in the $1.25 Belt Bu $3.00 Jet Neck Chains, extra a ae ay or ogg 10c } long. Specially pop rreteonncens me | is gy) 00 | ci wire Hair Pin noses, spe] HAIR SWITCHES by your own appointment serving as superin- of public utilities, made public charges which | ro! tend to lead to an investigation, you dismissed Mr, an, Mar hmyer of atest Marathon Why did you do so? fee, today Identified the soars on Johnny Hayes, |B 250 Tooth Brushes, all lly priced for two days 10 | Teak pidelved: Qik ee Bouillon. cag ° the bandit’s face and neck as tden ort Bt. Y bristles, Specially priced 15c ae ; c , The taxpayers a rep tieal with facial distigurations pos Wada and others, Seattle spirit! ph } real Hair Switches, in all Very respectfully yours }Heanod by Harrt | brings these great runners here.|[m 25¢ Can of Standard Value | 25¢ box of good Writing 15¢ | | the shad uu want OLE. Dugdale's park Sunday, 2 p.m. ***| Paper and Eavelopes : gaye oT hola ~* HANSON | Chicago—It ts currently reported | + today that John R. Walsh intends Tooth Powder, Special 15c | $3.00, $4.00 and $5.00 el | 0c Box Writ Alcoholic tonica destroy hatr and | a aera “em j i a 4 + Jar of Pond's Extract ot 25c Re et 2 Glass Jar o "ond's Extrac 1 to well his Hitnols and Indiana rail . «s | and Envelo ial ine, Schwab, the chauffour, had| toad proportion to the Hane gall for 9 sealp, Leary's non alcoholic com-|H Special for two 15¢ | HAIR ROLLS allowed the engines to stop and | , pound givos cures dandruff, | ds bien ; 10¢ Packages of Envelope Os ac 4 ) WOBER TAKE: “BREA TAKES LIFE | they could nét be started aeleniy tral railroad | cream {tebing, falling hair, grayness and | a Specially priced : c 25¢ and up to $1.50 3 g t 4 All druggists and bar 40« x of Armour’s Highly ® result Marsh al Shehan was! sea spirit makes a $10,000), TRA “AND COPPER OM A. HN 5c | Bee" Iron Waxer and | ‘ grade for specta » eee | bled to reach pursult make his The stranger started to run and af any of you try to follow was followed by Shechan and a we PH Kili you,” he said, as he | crowd of excited persons, Both men te the door, When he & number of shots at each and > ro was struck 9 was gutside | telephoned to the ” let fired by t and be-| Marathon race possible, See the the robber) greatest rar ners of the world at Dugdale's park Sunday, 2 p.m. *** __{onctud ) Scented Totlet Soap 25 Sanford’s Extra Fine ‘or c Writing Fluid 0 the b little Extra 1 Bottle Blue f er Ibe s, with large - Seal Vaseline al 10 Specially p riged 15¢ ave to "ae ie : for c wi ty Bill” State to pass the tron 5 | uching, six 8c rite, Specially priced 50c WOME sesusviws c } " Gat which he stuffed into hi 4 ; all you when froning, ALL UNDER ONE ROOF. IS THE Westlake Public Market ) = ns in large lots, In #0 QUALIIY * “PHONES MAIN S6Q4-4ND 5 the best p: 1] 3a] S#einere T PSPS OF PSP izFl red slightly ——— Attention! 1000 New Free stalls under roof are yours for the asking at the now Westlake 10 Inch Market. The only condition exact. e ed from prospective occupants of these stalls is that they shall offer Disc Rec- for sale the best the vegetable and \ } produce market affords at reason. able prices, The time has arrived doing t on the highest quality of goods Tomorrow Is Special ible price FIKE S STREET NEAR SECOND / ANE AY A GOOD TIME TO PAPER. ne of the year ts right and| ords at... S uahe tien mere Delicatessen Day sulcres Sane it "| Bankrupt Sale 1M af t, and our workmen ar¢ vantage | By reducing your selling cost the market management will expect you to make corresponding reduoc- re eA Trees oun rHhonocnarn tons in your Prices to the public ye ae iBH Address all communications to the Visit this department and lay In a supply of cholce table delica experts. cles on the spectal let 422,000 stock of Clothing, Hats | Federal Paint & Wall Paper Co.,|§ Shoe® and Furnishings at your onts are mew-—never been played and fit any own price. 21,000 families are now numbered among the Westlake ff} 131¢ First Av 424—P1KKH ST 404 Market's patrons, Will you join thin grand army of wise buy ers? If wo, you will be surprised at the greatly increased pur chasing power of your dollars You get nothing but the best when you Trade at the Westlake Public Market Pine St, at Westlake Boulevard Fifth and Sixth Ave. Sister Talking Machines and Edison Phonegraphs Sold on Basy a: H. STARK Hts —_ | Westlake Market Av. Central Butiding, Psixeee Columbia and Marion, East Side Steet. PINE ST. FIFTH, SIXTH AND WESTLAKE Avs. Wondertat ads ye WB Myers Optien! Co. Optometrints, Second Floor, 1414 Second Ave. Over Raves Drag Co, Ind. 1 208%, Open Saturday Evening. sere, A fine new line Furnishings, Hats, Caps and Bult Sterting Jewelry Co. Reom 117 70% Wiret Aw. Cases. Also Full Dress Suits for rent DD... High-Grade Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Hats owe .and Shoes at from 5cto40contheDollar Whereas, Judgment having been confirmed in the matter of the foreclosure proceedings against the clothing stock of Trenrab’& Co , who had shipped their stock to Seattle, with the intention of I & od I opening a business, Edward Davis, a representative of the creditors of the aforesaid stock, with the power in him vested, has seized the entire stock and has caused same to be placed in the large store- ~~ 1301 First Ave., Northwest Cor. University St. Opposite Old Post Office Bank for Savings Former Location And having made all necessary provisions, as required by him, will proceed to offer and expose for sale to the public this entire stock Commencing Friday, October 15th, at 9 A. M. Sharp And continue from day to day for the next ten days, or until all is sold. F ollowing are the closing prices, as enumerated by the authority of Edward Davis: Men’s Linen Collars ......... 1c} |$1.25 Lion Brand Shirts... .. 12c¢ a a 3 ~ 2 Q5c Ree Qe $.0%r' Knee 4c £20.00 Men's $9.85 a oo BGe Bete QRc 20% Qc H30.Mer me $14.95 Eee a aS Me Bee ..uk. . toe S1.45 Sree 95c ac AR WS. sess me fe ce... ee Gera Be Ete. cd $7.45 | en Ses. Wee $4.95 Sree. $1245 RS Ee SR Es a See cee $7.45 Bo cttes $9.95 $3.00 Kingsbury Hats ...... 49c} |$5Krippendorf Ladies’ Shoes $1.29 $6.00 AND $8.00 SUIT CASES, SLIGHTLY DAMAGED, $1.95 FORECLOSURE SALE Starts Friday, October 15th, 9 A. M.-LOOK FORTHE BIG RED SIGNS—1301 First Ave., Corner University SANNA RAR MBN Ce eS oa