The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 14, 1910, Page 10

10 THE STAR-—FRIDAY, JANUARY 14, 1910 of his coal business during the past | “Queen Caroline,”’ Leopold’s $25,000,000 Widow, TEAMSTERS ENDORSE cores YE Hides from the Outside World — -} BULLOCK’S CANDIOAGY ul | Gigantic Red uctions} | om LINEMEN INSIST ON VILLAGE IDLERS AT menou.| J. W: Rullook, candidate for ya n-| AN ORDINANCE FOR | cllman at large, VILLE NICKNAMED RULER ? “POPOL,” AND PITCHED PEN. || NIES AT A CRACK WITH HIM } é — A VISIT TO BARONESS VAUGHAN'S BEAUTIFUL| CASTLE | was given & THEIR PROTECTION) Rainproof Coats for Men, Women and Children, Many linemen will appear be fore | © Up Of| the council when the ordinance reg aS | WORLD'S BEST RAINPROOF if PA ‘ w wo mi : rs ciation will be lure of the or¢ oor f he H | thrown to Mr Hhulioek = in the | neutral and high o wt he primary campaign, [1 ‘the onduct | arate d by At leant iH alf P A ‘ br e x " } ne-ria 4 ice D th t frow ; ie ed he season's sale has left us with a large number of br izes ands n A t Wi ° b ‘ merchag ber ane ar ! 1 oats, Crm ot _ nette Auto Coat ‘ 1} A tin rubberized Water = - 1 Every garment in our store enett Luto ¢ and silk and si: yberized W Coats ; Madict > 1 Be seas has ptooreanpet 1 to Half Price ladies and miss« Modish Storm Coat riestley Craver and Wate p as to enable us to sell out the en proof Winter Coats for men and young men all to go in th epoch-making tire stock as soon as possible oe ace 43 ' ; In a few days we wish to com clearance sale per cent Ie than asked anywhere else mence work on the entire re a SCENE IN THE LITTLE! a» modeling of our Second Ay An Opportunity for CHURCH AT MENOUVILLE; | : store and our present stock Lys LEOPOLD'S CHILOMEN ATTEND é fe the Bargain Hunters ING MASS FOR THEIR FATHER must be greatly reduced before THE TWO CHILDREN SITTING ’ we can begin operations | TOGETHER ARE THE OUKE DE TERVUEREN, AGED 5, AND THE! BARON DE RAVENSTEIN, AGED : CREDIT CREDIT 3; THE WOMEN ARE THE Gov THE FOREGROUND 18 THE ViL-| > DURING DURING LAGE PLAYMATE oF THE i - SALE SALE KING'S SONS. oma few NOTHING RESERVED | ‘a It Will Pay You to | Come a Hundred PRICE SALE] ““This'sate "| PRICE LADIES’ CRAVENETTES AND MEN’S STYLISH WA’ SILK AND SATIN RAINPROOF PROOF COATS, CRAVENE COATS— AND ENGLISH SLIP-ONS— ae ee $6.25 Hird eogagg S 7e Values $15.00. Values $18.50. Sale Price $7.50 Sale Price xr ; <= LOVED BABY; BARONESS VAUGHAN’S BEAUTIFUL PALACE. SWORE TO LIE; Se ake SCT SENT 10 Jal OF NEwSs Anten Hanson decorated with a the theft of a alanwon i rt € Mrs, Hansen, the face Yesterday before Judge Frater he Here are the prices « select garments—the same re ductions prevail throughout the store $45 Hand Tailored Suits .$22.50 $50 Hand Tailored Suits .$25.00 $60 Hand Tailored Suits. $30.00 TALILORED SUITS, COATS, RAINCOATS AND FURS AT HALF PRICE. j It was love against perjury off they went Values $18.50. Values $20.00. Sale Price $9.25 Sale Price ieee” $10.00 L522" $11, eee $11.25 We” $12 ate. $ 1 2.50 Site Bree $15.0 In default of r eo) was remande edt ruel.and despleed of many | “four flushern” who hint that they | and as the lover: « a yf humble ne about te buy @ car in order to tatd the grand ) parent, but A , SoG ips mething will soon be | baby ie in the custody of Mr. and as the » a if the auto deal ware ©. 0. Redd bec South Park they Were bh work to hee, te ee Jput them out of other Bere WB» & eeteveens: | Ua | TUBERCULAR CAMPS te an interesting Ong r from Paris to the Chateau de Balin Charles E. Head, former clerk of ARE TO BE BARRED h J John E. Carroll's court, who| Private tubercular howpitals were Oo & shortage of abour/SiveD & knockout jolt Inst night an manda tm Gar toh eondens | TROP council's health and sant. the ayment the ban on fi lan ee character. The this action was GOODYEAR RAINCOAT CC Second Avenue— 1 420—Second Ave ‘(SPECIAL SALE) — The Best Shoe Values in Seattle All Ladies’ Shoes Do you want to buy a home |The Star's classified real eotate of Health institution at 24th a’ -or— SUITS THE GRAND “4g TONIGHT — Matinee Tet man face United Railroad Adjusters’ $2.50 a : Auction Sale Will Commence All Men’s efered TOMORROW Shoes ie k : 400 63.00 eng a Saturday, January (5th, at 9 Very a. m., at Northeast Corner Important First Av. and Spring St. AND WILL CONTINUE UNTIL ENTIRE STOCK IS SOLD SAMPLE OUT TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER. SAOFE SAOP NO RESERVE. r \ 1534 WESTLAKE BOULEVARD, Ss ‘ Alhambra Theat re Building %, BENJAMIN ¢ Reductions nd are high-grade garment are shape | oung to hi Stock Consists of Men’s and Boys’ Clothing, Hats, Shoes and AMUSEMENTS AMUSEMENTS. NEXT WAR ON THIS COAST? The Special Reductions For These Suits for Young Men PANTAGES THEATRE “UNEQUALED VAUDEVILLE.” WM, MORRIS, INC Regular Values Special 4 e ie otc: S130 and $1500, no 4 35 Men’s Furnishing Goods ARMORY NOW IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO BUY Thursday, Jan, 20 HIGH GRADE MERCHANDISE AT YOUR OWN PRICE, Overe Raincoats for Young Men at One-Fourth Off the Regular Prices. J. Redelsheimer woe | Or’ Coy. | oom STRONGEST OVERCOAT HOUSE IN THE STATE 4. Ind # LOIS. va NORTHEAST CORNER First Av. and Spring St. JOE MARTIN, Auctioneer Harry Lauder ‘Tarcins—t0 MALLEABLE Ri Nis Sc ms 5¢ ti tr a es eee VO. NOK URNIDURE GE : nest @ : at % Julian Eltinge + oi