The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 4, 1910, Page 10

eee LE RE LL TT TT Re me me 10 . THE STARFRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1910 SAYS. MKINNON rex R — hie period when # Jand Stowart st, will celebrate the/conference, Roy, Martin L. Larson | tompting twenty-fifth anniversary ite ie ihe present, pastor ao | turne tehman. | founding by Rey, Peter Car Aa Two 5 will be made by Conviete Turn Firemen. (a | ; mAD ew " ) deree he old mem the JOLINT, HL, Feb. t-Mire fiMhe to eneape, the convicta; mittee today that he had never | of olty work the better it wou! H been encouraged by the men above | for me him to prevent wasting of city funds. “When I told Mayor Busse Accuses Mayor Busse $100,000 was too much to pay for a the flames moke Champ Clark for President WASH! IS A FRIEND OF oe TE MOAN. lowing Av nniversary DONALD. und workigtaat elt | UDG UP THE TWN AND- WEAK | Samoae Makes Thin People Fat, o ‘ ar The Quaker Drug Co, Will a, | thought Return Money MoKinnon the Ninth | ¢ and have im a ft tend to | steady ne a he: y Quaker Drug Co. bave reault € that they o ements are re », and you will rves follo wing ffer atment if it does ot make thin people plump ay You run no ng Samose ng f in ad the mor it does mplete nat on er nt postpaid on recelpt of p will make 3 REPORT OF THE FINANCIAL CONDITION OF THE Scandinavian American Bank Located at Seattle, State of Washington, At the Close of Business, Jan. 31st, 1910. RESOURCES e and fi $ 6,239,418.02 977,215.47 35,000.00 1,091 243.69 2,041,137.48 ling included)... afrants, stocks an iy bonds .... Cash and exchange $10,384,014.66 a Capi ‘ coral Rides beseaae Undivided profits .... veveeh be eke Deposits from banks $ 54,737.36 Other demand deposits ...... 3,529,483.98 Time and savings deposits.... 5,265,181.64 500,000.00 350,000.00 207,611.68 9,326,402. 98 $10,384 014.6 On the basis of real banking service, we are p d to invite additional acc corporations and ind Is, to each of w accorded courteous treatment and eyery accomm that is consistent with conservative banking We have money to loan on First Mortgage, on proved city property. App! ions are particularly in vited from those desiring amounts of $1,000 to $5,000. nts from banks, bank J - and « in Seattle not rice, of} Minot mbta! damage yesterda Instead My Clothing Store is thrown open to you Take the goods. There is no other way out of it Cost and prices can't be considered, I have to leave Seattle this month. I have to have the Every will be sold money article The high quality and low prices make this a sale of unusual importance Prices Slaughtered GEER PROFITS ELIMINATED Ea Sale Comprises Every Men’s or Boys’ Suit, Overcoat, Shirt, Hat, Tie, Shoes, Underwear, Pants, Full Dress Suit, Tuxedo, Fancy Vest, Raincoat, Slicker, Overalls, Etc., Etc., Ete. NOTE THESE PRICES. Men’s Fine Suits worth $35, now only... Men's Fine Suits worth $2 only... Men's Fine Suits worth $20; now only Men's Fine Suits worth $15, now only... Men's Fine Suits worth $10, now only... Stet son Hats reduced to..... Lar F $3, reduced to orth $5, EVERYTHING ELSE IN PROPORTION JOHN N. THUNESS| THIRD AVE.—1113—THIRD AVE. penitentiary did $100,0¢ of at | Nrick#on told the investigating com: | von, he CHICAGO, Feb. 4.—-City Engineer new pumping statt paid the $1.95 Magazine Rack for $1.15 Very Neat Magazine Rack exactly lik " 8 It le made of oak, stan 2 inches high and | finished weathered Four shelve 11x13 Inches & substantial and attractive article Baturday's selling from 61.96 to $9.50 Ladies’ Desk for $5.50 Handsome and Commodious Ladies Desk like Nlustration it is made of oak and finished weathered. The writ ing shelf te large and the Interior ar rangement roomy and convenient Desk is also fitted with large Grawer and lower book shelf, This desk re duced for Saturday's selling $5 50 ' from $9.60 to C Here's an Inexpensive Stand of pleasing de sign that will do the service of one costing Well made of oak, finished many dollars. Weathered and fitted with metal drip pan Reduced for Baturday’s selling from ibe to ‘Open i 10 Saturday Night | M.A.GOTTSTEIN go FURNITURE COR, NO AVE BETWEEN PIKE & PINE. Reduced for 85¢ Umbrella Stand for 40 said Erick Clark, der mer I got out | howne \\teration Sale offer n Cloaks, = W aists, Millinery before. The ents are very date, and can ba) arded. Work our Store, 80 4 OUT stock | © prices again, Save Money ¥ t, too, if you ourr t of us. This§ earing apparel r garments n service, ays look s we are n the reach % off buying ext rtunity hag ® 7 Easy Payments — not the ready © take advantage of ou pay a little down With all convenience and induce ynot afford to pass i offering exceptional & 3 gains in Gents’ Wearing Appanl! If you have don’t fa low prices a little at a time.” you car We are Eastern Outfitting Co., he 1332.34 Second Av. Near Union S._ “Seattle’s Reliable Credit House” Water-Damaged Cargo of Wrecked $. 8. Ohi Nine More Dray Loads of Wet Goods for Saturday Sellin g Thousands of dollars worth more now open and on sale at a small fraction of former of pairs of the finest Alaska Wool Blankets, Hip Boots, Underwear, Shirts, ralues.. Thousands Bec: @ Open and on Sale for the First Time 317-19 PIKE STREET MEN’S KINGSBURY HATS— $3.50 and $4.00 values, for “GOLD SEAL” HIP BOOTS— $8.50 to $10.00 values, for MEN'S HIGH-CUT SHOES—Vis colized leathers ; $8.50 value, for MEN’S WORSTED SUITS— $25.00 to $40.00 values, for LEVI STRAUSS OVERALLS— 90c to $1.50 values, for LADIES’ PURE WOOL SHAWLS— 75¢ to $1.25 values, for PURE WOOL BLANKETS— Extra heavy ; $10.00 value, for FINE WOOL BLANKETS laska Special; $15.00 value, for ag FINEST WOOL BLANKETS— Best made; $18.00 value, for SLIGHTLY DAMAGED BLANK- ETS—Values $10.00 to $20.00, for $3.98 GENUINE JAPANESE MATTING— 75c value, for, yard CHILDREN’S ROMPER SUITS— 75c to $1.00 values, for HEAVY WOOL GLOVES AND MIT- TENS—75c to $1.25 values, for ALL-WOOL RED FLANNEL— 75c value, for, yard . GRANITE COFFEE AND TEA POTS 35c to 75¢ values, for MEN'S HEAVY UNDERWEAR— 50c to $1.00 values, for MEN’S WHITE DRESS SHIRTS— 75c to $1.50 values, for “WRIGHT'S HEALTH UNDER- WEAR"”—$1.50 to $2.50 values, for HEAVY BED AND CAMP COM- FORTS—$2.00 to $3.50 values, for GENUINE “FUR TRIMMED” PAR. KAS—$3.00 and $3.50 values, for . CHINA, GRANITE AND KITCHEN. WARE—10c to 75c values, for MEN’S WOOL AND SILK UNDER WEAR—$2.50 to $5.00 values, for 317-19 SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 5th, 9 A. ML 37:12) M‘%.N’S DRESS SHIRTS—Choice of , stock; 75c to $2.00 values, for .......0e008" MEN’S DRESS HATS— $1.50 to $2.50 values, for ... MEN'S FLANNEL SHIRTS— $5.00 to $6.00 values, for LADIES’ DRESS SHOES—$2.50 to $4.00 values; just wet, for WOOLEN ARCTIC SOX— 25c value, for LADIES’ AND MISSES’ GLOVES— 25c to 75¢ values, for MEN’S MACKINAW COATS— $6.50 to $7.00 values, for BOYS’ SUITS— $7.00 to $12.00 values, for Tay Sere &