The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 19, 1909, Page 5

TH" STAR—FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1909. 5 PN YN ee ALA Nae | a AL ER ee Sar oe i ag sista tes aa i. —COMMON SENSE EXERCISE— Bags for 6 h ( | | 25 Bel fr | \ slat ccs tnrasagy aie i" nd Gane. Buc adnan 0. ia ie Si Hat | DS iaviginguviedbalcigtheetabigsechipenesoehieeeiel inside meg in red or black, 260 | valves for, 1113-15-17 Second Ave.; 113-15-17 Seneca St, } values; all 15e } _ ea ENLARGED STORE Gretel SPO OOOS OOH SoS eSeSeSeSeSEHoSoGeOeSeSeSeSeoooees for your convenience, store open Saturday evenings $1 down—$1 a week will buy an EMPRESS MALLEABLE RANGE, or an EMPRESS MAL- LEABLE HEATER, or an EMPRESS SEWING MACHINE. Posesesoses Ms extra specials for Saturday “STANDARD SPECIAL wash — 89c Saturday |B > tien 4 =, ee | yuST HERE DIRECT FROM OUR NEW YORK BUYER | Another Great Lot Newest Fall Suits In a Decidedly Attractive Range of Values Worth up to $30.00 Saturday Special $10 -adies’ and Misses’ Models, in fitted and semi itted styles, plain tailored or braid trimmed, lined —— — ZeRraais v4 tor da FIGURE 1 FIGURE 2. no 6. 0 ail or phone orders taken Physical culture has — becc not only the muscles but the much |W Wihionable. Bvery year a large more vital organs | : number of young men and women and with fect elose together, EMPRESS BELL air- take an active part In the outdoor arma hang Inhale full breath Eames, practice assiduously the lifting arms straight up at the! tight heater: specially monkeyshines tWuaght at the gym-/sides to shoulder height. Then./] priced for Saturday— nasiume, and take individual gym | holding the bre twist the bods nastion of one Kind or anothe firmly fi c ide and then to| } Bat tn api f all interaet the ‘ (See Fig. 1.) | 99Cc hd activ e « ative nother valuable exercise ts to} winging the real | inhale breath regular price $1.75 with heavy satin. Every new coloring for Fall and org oy ine Mig nadie MPT Winter wear, as well as all the staple shades, are in t a he ‘ ne of the bent ioe the lot. Every Suit is a new 1909 creation, correct f ae the two in every detail — 10 ened gy onl RN stamped steel (Suit Section—Main Floor) agp gaol By. Manges : ewe wl fe 1: regu 88c $1. 29 galvanized iron wash |special sale of heavy, tubs: specially priced for | all copper washboilers— Saturday— ' $6.00 Fur Sets $4.98 Beautiful, Warm Coney Fur Sets, consisting of large pillow muff and rich 50-inch scarf, can be had in black or brown. Splendid $6.00 Wales. SMMNGES 0d 5 6600s as oc ok $4.98 , oe tty and purchased away Oe Fleece-Lined Cashmere G {| below reguiar cost price. $1.25 Mocha, Suede or Kid Gloves, 2clasp,in all sizes, popular colors. Sale { i} Sete Whisk Brooms for ...... is pair oad ‘We Shopping Bags, ea. !: sa Silk-Lined Mocha and Real Kid Gloves; $1.50 and $1.75 values, Pa $1.25 ‘Me RiasticHowe Supporters. Sale price. 10¢ Sée Hair Brushes for ‘ . % j 25¢ Hair Brashes, various kinds. eases S6e to 35e Dressing Combs, each ie Cake Lee's Exe Tar Soap ... ‘Cake Lee's ae Tar Soap Bottle Perfume. Sale price Can Borated Taicum Powder Hée Tooth Brushes. Sale price he fard Frilled-Edge Elastic, black and fan Bead Necklaces, each .. ffan Pouches. Sale price . ee ‘Hat Pins, various kinds, each ... Featherstiteh Braid rs or Scissors for Bbears or Scissors for Hooks and Eyes for . —these washboilers are extra ways had Mr. Landers rea a excla heavy, made of copper through- and Toilet Preparations bet Mateied teat tee @ Sees Setp ioes Renee? ee MATTER | wite « Knit Mittens for infants and children. Pair PRN hee iy By Stuart B. Stone c out, and will last for year one %, even when subjected to the tubs are the famous of the Rochester heaviest service; they have Co.; they are noted rim covers and stationary for their evenness of galvan handles; in three sizes; spe izing; they don't tear the ‘ en : clothes; specially priced for cially priced for Saturday as rday's sale as f we: follows | | . vou |X GENUINE] 5,2 isese oe ete |e ts sonar eg *. ’ en oe cially priced liy 9 2 ‘ . Parukad cules seas priced Shik’ . mounted cornet, with elaborate VIC : T r@) ' chasing, and accompanied by the R ? regular price $1.00; spe- { No. § size; regular price $4.50; First Lessons in Cornet Prac 59c evecialiy $2.59 evening, a« Mra Sanders $2 pr ular price $1.15; spe. No. 9 size; regular price $5.50; senievinitiaoeipipitansietiabain priced specially With Six Selections Fine Hats and Tusbane ll At Very Special Prices| | We place on sale tomorrow a big shipment of Fur Turbane of black lynx, in a large variety of new turban shapes. Specially priced at from $2.05 to $7.50 Other Beautiful Fur Hats in lynx, mink, gray squirrel and pony; trimmed with fancy feathers, aigrettes and flowers. These are repr ntative of the foremost designers of New York and Paris and are the most stylish of the fur turba Very spe clally priced at ....... 87.50 to 850.00 Other Saturday Specials Priced iv veseseccees Standard 74% 2¢ $12.00 Winter Hats ... « 85.00 Wingw, all color# .7...... 2. Torchon Lace for . -. Be gh Waboe ‘ ne obs < it Bese aek ia TE | f He, Velvet, Flowers. srs oe Children's Cape sseissccvesseee ie urni ure } nery Ge ty ‘Card or Ball Darning Cotton )..!....-9¢ jezz&nine Floor.) ear, Belts and Jewelry & Keller's Carefully Selected Stock og Ladies’ $1.25 Underwear, 89¢ | Mell, Amber and Jet Barrettes, Hat Pins, Ladies’ 50c Hose, 37c 3 , rand Belts at less than half price. Ladies’ Heavy Weight Cotton Hose, Ladies’ White Merino Vesta and Pants Neckwear; worth to 26c. Sale strong double sole, spliced heel and toe, medium and heavy weight, hand fin Sepeane os -+-15¢ | | Hermsdorf dye, warranted fast color, ished, high neck and long sleeve vest “Bows and Jabots; always wide hemmed top, very durable; reg ankle length pants; regular and extra ular 50¢ quality. sizes; regular $1.26 psarands oe Werk Raching: worth 25c; new and pretty | § Sale price Sale price Laveie c 2 I ROY a 15¢ | Ladies’ Handkerchiefs waar of Ladies’ Pure Linen Hem Infants’ $2.25 Coats, $1.75 Ladies’ 50c Hose, 33 1-3c Embroidered and Lace Border | | infants’ Long Coats, Bedford cord, made damaged by smoke and wa- || with cape, trimmed with silk bratd, Malues to 35c. Sale price, each ....10¢ || padded shoulder, good warm lining weight, double sole, spliced heel and pj Shell, Amber and Jet Barrettes, throughout; regular $2.25 toe; regular 50c and other Hair Ornaments; i6¢ val quality. Sale price . quality. Sale price - 10¢ SEAT TL Second Avenue, at Pine Street Sample Shoes $2.50 -FOR- $2.50 sat quietly crocheting a pink fasct-|A limited number for today and nator, Mr. Sanders took the splen. Saturday on payments of a MEN AND rubbed {t with a chamols skin in the dollar a week. moat professional manner, and plac-| Here's a real value. A genuine € ARE GOING TO HAVE SOME) MUBIC,” ANNOUNCED MA. SANDERS. Ladies’ Imported Lisle Hose, gauze | | ae ‘ he. : the “First Lessons” open upon) Victor plays any size record. Beau. Values. Sale, each .. i gae 4 lia" placa aS Sanders looked up) titul English quarter-sawed oak} ALL STYLES | or n placid wonder cabinet, hinged top, all p: c! . Good strong Horsehide Mitts, water Equipped with spiral driv & Keller's entire stock of Plain and | | Infants’ Wool Toques, in all best col proof, heavy fleeced Hning, knit wrist; Ribbons now on sate at less than ors; regular 35¢ quality. regular 65c quality, Sale price Sale price . = 45c mses te while away the lone ‘a spring motor—can be wound while| ALL SIZES i ) ; | evenings,” announced Mr, Sanders,| pjaying—fitted with gold-striped, x , {i high humor. jebony finish flower horn, and| ALL LEATHERS ' |) Mra. Sanders resumed her fancy| either Exhibition or Concert sound jwork, and Mr. Sanders easayed the | pox, whichover is pi scale, For some reason the cornet | This machine, same a remained mute, Mrs, Sanders, at-| with six selections, for only tracted by the grunting and hissing} sounds emitted by Mr. Sanders until they resembled bagpipes. | e Purplish veins rose in relief upon| ‘Terme—$1 per week ti mgmen nose. Store open till 10 p. m. Saturday Ms fonry, be careful!” she cau tioned. “You will go into apo plexy”’ Suddenly Mr. Sanders found the ee and a tremendous blare uted that terrorized the sleeping Q* “Henry Sanders, take thet ‘Roly | conemesnue oo instrument out of here D. 8. JOHNSTON CO. With an injured air, Mr. Sanders | bore the gilded cornet and the| Eilers Music Bidg., 3rd & University . 10¢-12¥, Ae Ribbons for Se and Satin Taffeta Ribbons; worth Bale price, yard ........... be! 18¢-20¢ Ribbons for 10c . ’ , Quality Satin ‘Tarteta Ribbons, 2% to || Children’s 65c Dresses, 50c Men’s 35c Gloves, 25c wide; values to 20c. For, ¥4...10¢ | | chidren’s Outing Flannel Dresses, fancy Men’s Leather Working Gloves or AM Geplendid lot of wide All Pure Silk Rib- || yoke, neat pattern, sizes 2 to 5 years; Mitts, warm fleeced lining, knitted f Worth to S0c. For yard .. 15¢ regular 66¢ quality. wrist; regular 36¢ Hn vagus quality. Sale price , Belts and Bags . of all Bargains selected from Keller Co.'s stock and offered to- * Bway below regular cost price Ladies’ $1.50 Gowns, $1.25 Men’s 65c Heavy Ribbed Un- Quality Elastic Belts, popular colors Ladies’ Flannel Gowns, fine quality » For, e2 :15¢ | | Teasiedown, with turndown collar or col derwear, 50c Pure Silk Klastic Belts; worth 0c. || larless effect, embroidered or fancy Men's heavy ribbed Underwear, cream Mess. 2he yokes; good large size; regular $1.60 color, slightly fleeced, extra good qual Goat Seal nd Patent Leather quality 1 25 ity: regular 65¢ quality. 50 =; Values to $2.50. For OS¢ | | Sale price ..........- +e ‘ Sale price eoeesene C NO MORE NO LESS 4 First Lessons Into the study, Art Ne je Work Seetion over the square root of nd the ttention | - , ‘ache brella Sale |Join eee, \. 1 of Moroceo ’ ; Baxony land Floss and whizz, father’s gone crazy | : ew | men CROCHETED SLIPPERS | 81.25 and $1.50 Umbrellas Oe Spanish ue miittered Bob. | asnortme ule Ebony Mission Directoire . Bomewhat crestfallen, Mr, San ‘ rellas, and = 28-1n , Ye Be ders retreated to the dack upstatrs | erc an S$ vt 10-inch heavy winter shoes, like cut | : just arrived; full bellows tongue to top, ining Saturde we'll > Maturday we'll place on sale Belts Ladies’ Crocheted Slippers, in F 6J,) We4, pink, light blue and co American ‘Taffeta Umbrellas 250 porch. Procuring a lamp, he placed | Dink, light blu d combination ae hank) aden,” wine: wills Art Denim nbroldered /it“upon the bannister and set out) | / two full soles through to heel, well Ben: alaes $1.0 eterling silver capa: best stec! Sealer Setleta eeas ete upon the brassy path of harmony You will be interested to know} made throughout, all q5e rod, paragon frame and milt- ab alway X Before he had descended the “tm | iat we have more safes and vaults if mar Values $) d $1.50. Sale ansel. Daniele & Keller . tah-too” scale, the O’Tooles, who | a OSE Sd ches ae aad t08e ‘ feedies lived In the back alley, had’ gath-| in daily use than all other manufac: | 4 saat Soles tor ane Wore 1 acta orioe ; poe : 4 : ered beneath and were Metening] turers combined | Petar values mee wale price 19¢ Pepa gee: gleefully. During hig next ascend | eet Values 35 le pr 2he t) Children's 22-24 in Umbrellas Aiseaye pric ee uid, th Muster otuldren ra duachnib cus” debian eal Regular veins 40° Sale v 20¢ ee abba alBaash dh ote? omar Tt + aoe came; as he slid back again, the] |, } } Values 60 296 Murphys and the Franglpanis gath-| Vults to be superior to all others , ered. The spectacle began to work] Purcell Safe Co., 812 Occidental 99 fon Mr. Sanders’ artistic nerves.| > oo, | “The Store That Serves You Best A mosquito bit him upon the right|®¥» 4sents for Herring-Hall-Marvin cheek, The children put thelr hands| Safe Co., manufacturers of the gon- | arvey= uchanan o. | = oa a perder Ratt “fl 211 BURKE BLDG. “SECOND FLOOR Someone pW a potato and vaults ps ther missile came, then another, | __ aia | Corner Second and Marion-~Take Elevato -15- .—13-15-17 Seneca St. am |: finally the Gelige. ‘The lamp enemas | s 1113-15-17 Second Ave wan averturnied; @ walnutelne knot! pe yeu waht te buy'e heme? ase! OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS ee raised on Mr, Sanders’ head, In a| The Star's classified real estate LO ATA OE obs: n kecess of passion he hurled | gotumns.