The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 1, 1909, Page 7

THE STAR-WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1909, 7 ene ane enema ie ee ne are re ee RA eR Pm rm ea kw oo: ay ” WEDNESDAY, DEC. 1 the Public “|The Goodyear Raincoat Company, Inc. 1420 SECOND AVE. Wi CHS a Wn aie A. V. Valenti : f nomethl Are Forced to ford ‘i i | ; oy Sakina © eee ts oe lina ee See lees ne | SR peNE money, “We prope aatainicmn ghet oard. aid ot return toh , Business ‘We Are cpl m0 Quit eon rs 8 BE a ated by City Detectives Tom H Recital Tomorrow ge heny to We Have to Get Out = [fant charging” aan ail wa , | e Sold at the stare team has een leased 0 other part nt eit, We i Night Poe as a haa = : | = recta nce” | Satisfy Creditors _WIND-UP SALE SEVENTH CONCERT There'll be b ! er 1 be M 4 ¢ 9 § Caxes like Mothe r made, | Rect are piace 0 B “ t ‘ : viernes ea wo Se cape _ Se cok a sh a oe fen 10 one, it’s ake Se e: a zt P a be pou wens w ey» nore oee rh Wimen's $4 $2.45 | There't be Movs’ ¥8:50 $9.45 Mother knows staat SAtga Sune Fl Sa ew bo Women's SBS | Mage! te More mB enough to use etline Wome) SUAS en re $1.65 a good flour. Begin house- Work § Tou ly Wireless : — BE THE BIGGEST SAVINGS IN CHILDREN’S SHOES : keeping with YOU EVER SAW. THERE’LL BE CHRISTMAS SLIPPERS FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN AT LESS THAN DEALERS’ WHOLESALE Peeccllent \ Flour a ———_ 1. = PRICES. ™ and ke won't know the difference NOVELTY MILL CO., Millers, Seattle The finish here must be a purse-opener never to be forgotten—a wonderful oppor- hoe up every foot in town with proper shoes, right at a time when everyane ney for holiday plea Treen Shoe Co. 707 FIRST AV. 707 FIRST AV. veat . te Bldg Main 6920. Bought for Almost Nothing ee=aTHEC ENTIRE . $38,750.00 DEPARTMENT STORE STOCK OF G. FROMBERG, 319 PIKE ST. Co sisting of Complete Lines of Cloaks and Suits, Dry Goods, Millinery and Furs, Men’s Clothing and furnishings, Shoes, Toys, Suit Cases and Jewelry Has Been Sacrificed at About One-Tenth Their Value TO THE SEATILE BANKRUP | CO. Who will close out the entire stock and fixtures within the next few days, regardless of value, The most tremendous reductions ever made in Seattle. Must be sold—nothing reserved. P te LADIES’ HANDKER 1c 15c MEN'S sHop CAPS, LEATHER 6c Bary ) cut to VISORS, i % CABINET $25 aoe Abies’ Bie DRESSES, oki HAIR PINS 1 $7, 98 er ® wl gnc Boal 9 AISTS, cut c $2.50 BEST FRINGED BED 64s SPREADS, cut to a $2. pe robs sl tasiche 79c v $2 aah beets LONG COATS, "SKINNER SATIN LINED, t ti nee . 8 f Cc . ’ Labies: ‘en 4 $20.00 TO $35.00 MEN’S DRESS $ 35¢ LADIES’ “BURSON” HOSE, $2.00 AND $2.50 BEST MAKES CORSET oy DRES bag 50 pannel AND SERGE $2.50 B M € ORS 8, ' BAU * $2.39 DRESS SKIRTS, cut to $1, 59 SUITS, cut to 5.83 a alee ihe ' ..6¢ a ng F. P.and LA REINE Be paper pein SCHOOL SHOES, 5h 59 P EN'S P. § ' NETTES, 15 cut to . is out creer PAPER, 1¢ apd — S PACKARD SHOES, 2.98 nee Sere CRAVENE $8.98 er 7 he 2c w50 Laies: pie DRESS $1 ra i cor ’ TH, tt $2.00 MEN'S DRESS HATS, ag fwe rat TON BLANKETS 29¢ #10, 00 AND se £0 LADIES’ FUR $3. 98 te BEST TAGLS OIL CLO % prone | ; 38c in pee “surrons, 5 a Awardees 1 es ‘80 TO e300 MEN'S PURE 63c B25 Lani ATER 25¢ BEST HAIR BRUSHES, OOLEN UNDERWEAR, cut to Sables: or ee. HATS. $ $9.00 pf Behe alerts 3, 58 $1.25 TO $2.00 LADIES’ SWE 42c gy : 6c cut to, do Se edpedeccoengensees c 22 50 Lapies’ SUITS, LATEST ¢ Me 6 HAND BAGS, cut to COATS, cyt to ‘ ou Lap es ve M ee 25¢ BEST vata, 3¢ ey ke 1,00 1ES' BEST NIGHT 9 “tga “gel HAND TI 4 "I $5 tG.00. erener LYNX FUR $14, 98 $6 00 sh PLUMES, $1.69 $ GOWNS, cut 29c te “LADIES” tees waees oe stom tables: MILITARY ‘68 it ’ ; OPERA CA ‘ bats UMBRELLAS, s28 5.00, REAL da MINK FUR be “Best 0. N. T. THREAD, 1c $10.00 LADIES! FUR SHAPES, $1, 98 : 250 LADIES’ HOSE SUPPORTER 8, i. 19¢ out & $5.00 AND $6.C0 LADIES BEST 589 cu ‘Ac ' es exst CORDUROY 96. ne AN ae 50 BOYS’ SUITS, 2. 92 coe “LADIES! MUSLIN DRAWERS, ®» 1dc 2c LADIES’ DROP-STITCH HOSE, Ae SCHULZ” BRESS SHOES, $5. So sist Suir CASES,” 4.00 FAPS, cut to 19c * ¢ uv cut to cut to . HEAVY STRA we m., at 319 Pike St}