The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 21, 1910, Page 5

THE STAR—THURSDAY, APRIL 41, 1910. With Roosevelt on His Travels---Story in Pictures OBSERV. That's fae ‘ATION “Lam delighted!” SPECIAL PHOTOGRAPHS BY STAFF CORRESPONDENT GILSON GARONER, “STIGATION “7M examine it Tm coming! It was like this:” ernment a rather dublous one, And | mission it is t . MA EGYPT TRIES TO CHASE ITS ENGLISH {si mit Poanc'i PPRMRAOHS, CUTTHROAT AND MOSLEM WILL is'S7inctttait oe MAKE NIGHTMARE REAL TO CHRISTIANS sisi sats ray VR But No Politics. BY GILSON GARONER of England 1910, Newspaper Enter. there prise Association.) (MRO, March 29.—Exypt | edge of revolutior iff areak, nobody car t are such that it might cony EY Ric SRR NS TR RONEN RRR ANS om the assassination lek Ht in the air the day I land-| pasnaw. late te Alexandria. 1 fe o the @f an evil pirate who « nc & guide, and | was ¢ the city und He Defied Them Ali If 1 speak at all,” Roosevelt re ied, “I shall denounce And in his farewet | *! Sir Edwin Gorst thanked | 4 a \® mind quite bre terial Here, sa "| thrust at ah n—which t impertalte: ny norant blacks, probiem of constitutional » thronging o aquiring b 1 ever heard of t is great Wreck Sale anc « ick 1in to make more ae these low le merchandise will never be dupl $50,000 Stock Authorized by Eastern Shippers to Be Sold to the Public FOR WHAT THE GOODS WILL FETCH, REGARDLESS OF VALUE, FROM THE + o Have Been Meld Responsibte American Express Company “" 780 New Spring Suits 428 Coats and Jackets 229 Dozen Waists 439 Petticoats All New Spring Goods, Held Back by the Recent 5c on the Dollar r, to Be Sold to the Public Quickly at About i to be aa / $30.00 Wor Dr esse nds of other great FIFTY SALESLADIES WANTED- Hoffman Cloak & Suit Co. Cash Converters of the Wellington Wreck Sale eer Orders. Entrance, 1% 6)Second Avenue, Betwee Union and University Exit in Rear eT Conditions of Sale No Goods Exchanged or Altered, and No C, O, D. 3 BiG DELEGATIONS FROM ALL POINTS Practically every city and town in the State of Washington, and many communities in Oregon, British Columbia and Idaho are preparing to send delegations of representative citizens to Seattle next week to attend the Monster Auction Sale of IRONDALE At the Moore Theatre Responses from our agents in these outside communities lead us to believe that an enthus!- asm over the tremendous opportunity for money-making offered by this auction has taken hold of the entire Pacific Northwest, and that the shrewd investors of every city, if they cannot come here in person, will participate in the auction just the same by buying through their agents. The majority of the responsible realty firms in Seattle and Tacoma have received commissions from out-of-town clients to attend this sale and pick up what appeals to them as the best buys of- fered each day. In addition to the out-of-town folks, Seattle People by the Thousands Are Coming into Our Office This Week To study the plats of unsold lots, get the schedules of each day’s selling and prepare to attend the auction with all possible advance information at their command. The result is, The Moore Will Be Crowded Next Monday Morning When the auction starts, and it will be crowded during each of the five days of the selling. Every lot will be taken by Friday night. There is no minimum price fixed on any lot, nor any conditions or reserves of any kind. Each Lot Goes Instantly to the High Bidder. The Terms Are 10% Down, 40% the Next Day and 50% in Three Months Arrange your plans for next week so as to attend these auctions. Every man has an equal chance to pick up at a low price a lot or lots that will jump in value at a tremendous rate. You know what Steel Cities do. This is your farewell chance to make the big money in IRONDALE lots. REALTY DEPARTMENT Western Steel Corpora 400-410 Arcade Annex, Seattle (On