The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 5, 1909, Page 14

ja THE STAR—FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1909 SRR RE RRR RR RR RE! by counsel for the Harriman tines; | tion of the 160-mile line from roxab] | i uth Judge McCredie will not man Met r r bs * ls B. Kerr, general counsel for the|Ferry, Wash, to Grangeville, | gpul ition untt) the t Portiand 4 of Octane ine the * WATER SHUT OFF, * |North Bank road, and F, H, Fo-|Idaho, under the direct oharge of | returt « ‘ Ober a e Wa © shut off in ® garty, assistant general freight |the two Interests combined Thi ' ' 1 vel aH y and Brighton * Jagent of the Northern Pacific | tin ned retirement vt and on Saturday, Novem * Saag ' odpm? F.N. Finch, formerly connected M'CREDIE WILL NOT with the Northern Pacific In St *| Paul, Minn, has been appointed 7 RARER REAR RE PQ@VCHIC SOIRE night. wh jist nte and arranging traffic mat VANCOUVER, Wash., Nov Fre ryt W. McCredie, who war h officials of the Hill and | Judge bop e “sixth s Marri man tines, He will make his ceoed the late na other kindred phenomena PORTLAND, Or, Nov. 5. —/ headquarters at Lewiston, Idaho Francis W. Cush Bringing to a close the famous rail Organization of the Camaa usiest man in th < Prairie road closes a war of yeare road war in Idaho between th ' , WATERFRONT SALE apes ie Hane'hetween the Tit duration between Hill and Harri n request of Gov. Hay, who te and Harriman Interests, and allow: | man in idaho, and brings the opera. with President Taft and party ty At 20, 30 and 40 Cents | i ing the direct tapping of the rich - — — Central idaho country by four \A\ 3 MILE AND THREE-QUARTERS transcontinental lines, articles of A ec aaay.” ieeeain ie ae Dee on the Dollar in the states of Washington, Idaho and Oregon by the Camas Prairie! nan & Co,| Railroad Co, Incorporatora are t next Mon. | "@med ae J. P. O'Brien, general { ° H St day a mile and ext Mon. | manager and Vice president of the cDonald’s at ore Water front. The ty will be | Harriman interests the North 1981 THIRD AVRNUS offered in tracts ranging in size West: W. W. Cotton, general West f —T AMON. The firm of M, Bru A GRRAT HAT THE PELEMO! will place on the ma Freeman Bros., 894 Broadway, New York, celebrated manufacturers of Women's Man-Tailored Coats, Suits and lusive trade disposed of their immense sur citimen meee enete~ from two to five acres, and every Capes for the ¢ tract will have er 200 feet of shore line. The land is on Hood's plus stock to us at a sacrifice price canal, opposite Hoodsport, and , Sdatisengs a magnificent view of 1,894 garments of the very latest fall models, in newest Himver ts ati ont Poet: la fall fabrics of imported broadcloths, novelty mixtures, West | many cases there is cedar enough of England serges and wide wales, silk and satin lined and to pay for the cost of the lan¢ ‘ % A large number of business and tailored by skilled workmen. Every coat front hair cloth rofessional men, it Is stated, will , Y stayed and form fitted SATURDAY ette and Caracul Long {itary Capes, fine broad > Roeerve tracts for summer home sites and eventually for self-sup porting country ho The erty has already been ebristened. It will be called “Olym B With Yakima Irrigated Fruit Land One Acre One Hundred Dollars You may not know just what kind of a shoe you ou ee ERLE Rewager Fo tesa | want With Other inducements un Hined. "Sate, pre ot Capes Bie | Here you'll find shoes of $80.00 Wore Hand-Tal Bale price > eager Suits, wor silke-lined all kinds for men. Bale price £27.50 | $36.00 Military Cape It's easy to nd shoes $65.00 Wor ‘* Tailored Suite of l} colors. Sale here that fit well, look @ fine broadcloth wilk lined Black Br ais uid taal wehd Bale price a2 4 Long Coats, silk 1 : $40.00 Tailored Suits, long ¢ price 22.50 i well ee ak 8 ; effects, tailored skirts. 8 3 Broadcloth sik Eta H shareholder in our company and get a FRUIT FARM on EASY price $19.50 | Long Coats. Sale price ; ITS with ’ $.0.00 Tallored Bults, assorted $15.00 j Old Oak Shoes . lengths and dark shades; well | $40.00 Black Broadcloth Long i | nade. Bankrupt Sale $12.50 Coats, semi-fitted $19.50 ; MILLINERY | $20.00 broken lot odd alze $25.00 Serge Cravenetted Long | $4 00 GUARANTEE BOND AGAINST LOSS | wei 20 dora Covet one ie / e, | $80.00 Finest Wool Dresses, Prin- | $50.00 Imported Covert Long Fit j jo | Cees effects; finest Venetians, ted Coats. Sale price $25.00 i eo . French oo | black and colors. Bale $25.00 American Covert Long ee . . . “Arora Tr - $20.00 Tailored Dresses, black, Coats. Sale price 4S RARE ee Only a small tract offered at this price. TWENTY-FIVE IMPROVED ored Hats a | Pee cnet a nee cectaar’ | é0eae Mae Lee Okie aoe | EVERY PAIR.” AND UNIMPROVED ORCHARDS distributed to full paid subscribers. * | .,aik lined. Bale price $8.95 | price $6.45 ' : dined Adin tnd ebm We are developing nearly 8,000 acres of YAKIMA FRUIT LANDS; 35,000 Half Bunce yp ne omg pa derma ‘ane ar ‘len goto aes Pe i ston & Murphy Shoes, TREES ORDERED to plant on land now prepared; the planting will com- ad Sale price 89.50 | $15.00 extra special Satin Rain $6 to $10. ence abc .4e f 0.00 Hate. Bale price | #38 00 Wool Dresses, handsome coats. Sale pri 83.95 j ‘ 5a ob ig mence about the 15th of this month. +" 00 Hate Bale price plonted skirts. Sale $16.50 $29 00 Moire Raincoats 3-35 i f aS 30.00 Hat Bale price | 50 Wool Dre ew line of- | $12.00 Wome Fine * om but worth ft—-our. repair ree oe re ied * peta inducements to the first buyers. Not more than 20 shares sold to any $10.00 Hats. Gale price = 45 | _ tec ts “Beis price 5 "813.50 | . tad Vole Skirts... $6.10 0.0 ‘ E A p OF WENe us. $4.00 Hate. Gale price 2.75 | $20.00 Military Capes, fine broad- | $15.00 Women's Tallored French SEPARATE NECK ieCEsS $6.00 Hate, Bale price ..§1.75 | cloth. Sale price $5.50 | Volle Skirts $7.00 LESS THAN HALF . itil The Smith-Mling Land ¢ | HOFFMAN CLOAK AND SUI 1 COMPA) g Ompany, inc. Central Bidg., Seattie, Washington. Otties Open Unt 20:60. m Selling the Surplus 1316 Second Avenue _ Selling the Surphs ; Y 4 v 1420 SECOND AV. RAINCOATS Bargains Such as Seattle Never Saw At a special mee‘ing of the board of directors of the Goodyear Raincoat Co., Inc., held at our New York headquarters, it was decided, owing to the backward season, to sacrifice regardless of cost the selection of our $40,000 stock of raincoats for men, women and children. TWO DAYS ONLY —TODAY AND SATURDAY, until 10 p. m. Nothing reserved, everything at cost. A selling event just when the rainy season has started. Extra salespeople have been engaged to wait on you. We give a brief description belo wof real bargains which last until Saturday at 10 p. m. only. FOR MEN ey mane FOR WOMEN MEN'S RAINCOAT6—Sultable for rain or shine, In all $ 8 50 SELLING EVENT LADIES’ CRAVENETTES—We have about 180 odds shades and styice—made to eel! in our chain of stores at SATURDAY Jf and ende in Ladies’ Cravenettes, thoroughly waterproof, ° vere 7 TO 12 A. M. ONLY sultadle for traveling and stormy weather—nicely tailored 8 50 $15.00—during the two days’ sale - i] it variety of attractive materials—made to sell in MEN'S CRAVENETTED RAINCOATS—Plain and 125 Ladie#’ Sample Crav nS Sree a “ ; fanoy stripes, full and three-quarter lengths, in all shades— * $10 00 enettes, Od sizes, some our chain of stores for $15.00—during thie two days’ sale made to sell in our chain of stores for $18.00— —during ¢ the slightly solled, ranging two days’ sale..... in valug from $15 to $26 LADIES’ RUBBERIZED MOHAIRS—in all styles and MEN'S PRIESTLEY CRAVENETTES—Tallor-made, and over yee $9 85 shades, fitted and loose backs—made to sell in our chain $10 00 . : e full cut, graceful model, skeleton lined, loose back—made Fall mode of stores for $18.00—during this two days’ sale.........+.. orew for $20.00—during two di 90 Ladies’ Silk Rubber ° to asil in our chain of Coats, value from $18.50 sale .. to as high as $30.00. LADIES’ CRAVENETTES—In fitted Auto and Raglan fay oloth, and a eplendid variety of patterne te select Shown as samples, Two styles--made from genuine Priestley cloth—sizes 32 to 44 $12 50 MEN’@ CRAVENETTED OVERCOATS—Genuine fully built collars, broad shoulders, seams double hour $10 50 --made to sell in our chain of stores for $20.00—during this price . . SU OIE WONG ks sh Kec os eshVedsscasdeswbenecchoohencdsed e loose military and loose back, sifk and Venetian sel| in our chain of stores for $25. baie. 65 Men's Ralncoats, made le... to sell from $15 to LADIES’ VERY FINE IMPORTED SILKS AND SAT MEN'S MOST PERFECT WATERPROOF COAT $22.60. Bizcs 36 to 40 ING—In all shades—fifty different styles to select from and MANUFACTURED—Finest fabrics, eplendidly tailored, Two-hour $8 65 every one cut in latest fash all hand-cemented seams concave shoulders, With and without military collar, Made price ...+ e anc hand-tallored—made to In our chain of stores for to sell in our chain of stores at $30.00—during two days’ sale bd $25,00—during this two days’ eale.......ss.e0e eeecevccces ® / FE BE*ECENTE2. 25589027503, 5.2 Serer. oy Fores | aSRE EEE - Sale Opened this Morning at 8 o’Clock and Con- tinues Until Saturday 10 p. m. Only. Be Sure to At- tend This Big Sale if You Value Money. 20 Styles Men’s English Slip-On Coats, during this sale, $20 values for $12.50 100 Children’s Water- proof Capes, during this sale $1.95 Boys’ Rubber Coats $1 95 Special to Out-of-Town Customers for This Two- Days Selling Event Only: Car Fare Paid by Present- ing This Coupon.