The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 22, 1910, Page 10

THE SEATTLE STAR_ WILL DEDICATE NATIONAL PARK WHERE WASHINGTON, THE MAN OF FEARS AND mee ANNLATED THE HESSIANS te mse se nt me: 1|| Your Choice of Any $30.00 to $50.00 Suits ih 49 An Unparalleled Rummage of Women’s Wear Every Women’s Tailor-Made Winter Suit Worth Up to $50 : Incinded J Sale. A Great Chance for Very Real a Heroes ess y than the first t of the at ‘ J The Road Along Which Washing "s Army Marched to the Signal | letory at Trenton ed Included in the lot are all our latest winter $35.00 $40.00, $42.50, $45.00, $47.50 ewe $50.00 Suits. o | \ teas emltea age fap Washington in Defeat loated as @ hational park. 2 _— : n to anothe } Genuine Ra Petticoats ‘Worth — 5 J = %, Redaced ¢ dh There i ) —it is st map be Ma all the be purchases of in black ar Soid at This Price ton One Day Only Second Wloor I hy, I can make it wearce state president, “that those who need protection « iC fi U. has made such an appesi about with safet io the pr € our work = - } ot Will Enforce the Law Saad than © Platt will retarn from estate | (brow campaign next week end began om every preparations for Tag day a would be sleeping of: feativitios. thickly, but the crossing was « fected nevertheless Boata y hastily provided. The men poles against the } backs ever the troops stoed A nine-gatle The firing at th Hessians from bers, but the A them before th halt formed. 1} tngton had 1,900 pris small arma, six cann German standards Marked the Turning Point, ther speakers N aad C.D. Ful tte, and at Rainier hall, Rat “\nler boulevard and Norman et mh and all the ” W.C. T. U. WILL ‘ HAVE A TAG DAY The blow gave life to the re thon that carried | to suce Wallis wae rent back te The frontiereman the Hessian. *The ody will be o W. ¢ ime in all - Margaret GEORGE WAS SOME DRESSER The bill from his laundress for the first Inauguration wae for “ex raf two plain. ebirte, Bi atk handke pet.” Washt _rg freq eqveny wore FE Ve hie hatr tn fall ed and gathered a large stl bag m his anaes Te ed and a k ng black feather.” NEW TRIMD HA’ You will miss the best chance this seas new Hat, if you fail to con 1 see the be Sample Hats which we » selling at h this season than ever before $40.00 for we will sell at dred Hats on display, and, being s: mples, no two your particular attention to one special lot Wednesday at several ck auti ‘ful Pattern Hat ulf price We are Hats that our } to $15.00 » Save and 1 She showing better brother merchants At present we have alm are exactly alike We rth from $5.00 to $7.50, on Bargains In Sundries nox Laundry Soap. We 173 50 and $2.00 Long “tbe Flannelette Kimonos for 98c Ww me nd Sateen Pe id regu lity Black Mercer a A and wide are go made of extra quality finan yiors, Plenty of patterns calf; carefully fitting and stylish. Hefo 81 Inches Wide— a ial Wednesday, per Yard FLANNELETTE t Fla 9. 4 ihe Sheeting ip OUTING FLANNELS. AnotherSweater Sale Wednesday BLANKETS—<« ZEPHYRS $4.98 3,48 4c $2.98 Three cans of $1.69 and 69¢ | special Union Suits milk, nice large tall can milk, on very Carpets—Curtains—Blankets our yroom Hats $10.00 to three hun call sale M1. 00 ... 12 25 Black rats 69 Look at London’s First For Shoes © popular street weight box made, perfect Union Art Squares $7.50 $6.50 fae $5.45 } $4.85 $4.35 $3.35 Up Staire—Second Floor week after the fi! $17.75 ae | From 8:30 fo 10:30 a. m. Neo Phone Orders Taken at These Prices Tie Apron 5 Ginghame t me 27 inches ad checks m and red Hasemeat—North $1.00 Couch | Covers Tapestry Goue 60 | inches wide, nicely fringed all | around. only Third Floor | 3 Bare of Naptha Soap Regular Be bar not over 3 j ow $1.25 Food Chopper Exactly half iuslins Gowns, Corset and Skirts ‘Our Grocery Store Lowers. ‘the cost ~ ving in 1 Seale 18c {0c wits 7 1-2¢ Prints for 6¢ THIS STORE CUTS THE Cost SHATTLY'S BIG STORE—SHCOND AVENUE AND F ts Rbaniately hate price Price Paname Second f te ts e of Under ny of this lot erful values rs, Drawers, Com ndermusting ram d at i at ndern atin ‘rum ed at nderm $ bee at HALE PRICE LADIES SHAWIE BeaaMARCH nummaGe