The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 21, 1910, Page 6

4 THE STAR MONDAY PTRRUARY 2, wre . i “= ‘ noe re ———— es _ == =:|NICKEL AND DIME SAVERS Tuesday and Wednesday Ether li 3 > a ‘ Ser gecine ves vine ae SLL ae sPrciats HOLD GOOD AT BOTH STORES vos We OR —amin ia . — Gz j= “lau ena e eae ee aes = = w ‘a a om bf a Pp n : 6) °o : Shop of Swe d = == MAN TAILORS Pp LADIES—503 UNION STREET << h iad - ee =< x 8 pal Remember the Name — Remember the Place a “a ’ - wee . a _ : No mare Suits will be sold after Tuesday and Wednesday at the Shap of Sweildem for less than a a oa e $406 to $106. The Seattle public knows us by this time and they know what kind of work our shop has turned out. Therefore, we think we have mtroduced ourselves sufficiently and wil after Twesday and Wednesday discontinue these below cost mle prices. But for the Next Two Days, Tuesday and Wednesday, We Will Sell for the LAST TIME All Our $40 to $70 Man -Tailored Suits to Order for a meg om £ - b= — " , . Tennant Orton le~ "Washington I Chickering” > << , . a ena Our Hat Department Firstin War. First in Peace “ First in the hearts of their Countrymen *, § $7.50 HOP OF SWELLDOM Man Tailors for Ladies © KRUEGER. Prop. 503 Union Street hia i THE NAME—REMEMBER THE NUME