The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 22, 1910, Page 3

INGFORD’S COACHING _ MEANS MUCH TO JEFF er” Can Do » Big Fellow More Good Than C , Choynski or Armstrong — Knows a Lot "About ick Johnson's Style of Milling. MAX BALTHASAR (The Ringsider.) AN TRAI hag N<« OMOND, & son extend him and at one ste had his gigantic awhully bad way earn & the bat- nent in an Ring Tactios Uncertain, Langford knows mere, about Johns as mueh. ns if not right upper ‘alg. timers se with Jeftri — rows Johneon ¥ Langtord’s value it may ers may hold at which a new campaign will } W WILL DRIVE — TURF MEN WEST phehamplon was Rox piaby, although |i Wetland : Dunnvtlie, Niagara Falls on-the-Lake. Buffaie and | H A cup will be given th St. Catharines ATURDAY IS TOOL DAY] receive a big shipment of Stanicy Tools. Special price # , Rules, Miter Boxes, ete. SEE WINDOW DISPLAY $1.49 Iron Smooth Plane Special Iron Jack Plane $1 98 q tron dolater Plane . ‘nee tes $2.98 No. 36 18 inch iron” G4 Ag No. 36 24-tnch Md Level. Special $2.00 Stanley 10-Inch Brace; nickel-plated cocoboia handle $1.69 Ad chet $1.39 50 Lawn Mower, $3.96 that Houseware seg emigepy traw 13¢ Wall Br r reflect e with bes Kenis ota wee g Reterda 2 burn himney WePoor 47c . pivant gallon Clear ¢ tal Gla TOOL, Spe ¥ Jug. Sat Box Nego « Polist flyer 17c to apply a 50¢ dea. able Tumblers, R., Pte full fire jal, each MORE SPORTING DOPE TI StISSESSS SEES SES SSESSSETSSSSEELEL DS esuusasaaanasaeantnnanasestaseestatasaaasazasssseaaiteatananaaneanaauanuagessgseassessastsaaaaaaaasaaa aessseiseaaasaasstsaestsstah m him with | Fide THE STAR—FRIDAY/APRIL 22, 1910, starteesgansceacecesecenssegsettsesttatt oe a “RED MILL’? GIRLS ARE ALL CUE FANS | THE SHOW GIRLS’ TOURNAMENT IN PROGRESS The girls of the “Red Mill" oo at the Grand, | the bitten by the pany, now playing have been badly bug on this tour, and may see hey wi champagne over the tables «and H quiet hour in the w any night | pl jin Lom Angeles before the esta BASE BALI'S GREATEST PLAY | AS I SAW IT For the Browne Bobty Wallace! worked his way § to third] base, with two t hit ad been atleking well and Manager HAL LANIGAN BY HAL LANIGAN | Sporting Editor of The Times, & Louis, Mo. wid" « LANGFORD JOINS JEFF ON JUNE 1 will defeat the ter the Ketchel fi tart for California cham ont certain | plor ht the ardennan for | pair STONE, FISHER Co. } Second and University THE STONE, FISHER CO. 4 Second and University TOMORROW BRINGS A Mighty Sale of men S Shirts —75¢ Apiece Dollar Shirts, by every rule of merchandising lade of fine pereales and Mad in handsome patterns; blue, tan, gray cad white backg nds, w ith pt urple, black and brown dot ripes, checks and gee “i many of oe Shirts are made with the new short, stiff boson omfort of a negli gee hirt all the style and character of a stiff shirt Phe cuffs are att i chance for white collar wearing Ali the finest styles and col and all size hi tl we 1 in tended to sell for a penny less than $1.00. On sale tomorrow at The Six Pairs of Men’ Ss Lisle | Men’: s New Silk Ties— Sox for $1.55 Instead ‘Finest Fifty-Cent Sort Sort of $3.00 for 25c Fouy hundred boxes, for concern in Los thi Men’ } ; & Phat ) s sells for made a prominent i Store of ours sells fot Angeles 1 « is very genera $ $ rf H ; rdmitted, but and shipped to Seattle if the thre 5 pote. mist shadow of a doubt re . main th < ring on the part of the rail : ae ought to settle it road, sold to us by the § Twe men company at a lo Finest Sox 4 for u ¢ ?in-Hands and French Blach §‘Folds,” which means loose ends, made of Lisle in «all ; } silk, foulards, striped silks and pl un popli with silk-embroidered figure ha i last being the most-wanted ties of all Shepherd's checks, in lavender in 3 The colors are legion and include rose, navy uid brown; Sto in black, whi Phe olive, myrtle, tan, brown, cream, champs Quality such as no man ever yet sin, purple, heliotrope, ete rh ame than S0c a pair. On sale tomorrow at Sh. 55 } ofttime s sold in the men’s shops at 50c half wo dom Box of six pair for Betokan IOTNDETOW OE fin: dbs sy vie VO EREUS eae Price Concessions on Cleverly Trimmed Millinery — Tomorrow we shall offer two great groups of fine Hats at very decisive price concessions. The styles are such as will commend themselves to the most dis criminating of women. They reflect the best art of Parisian designers; there’s nothing “cheap” about «# them; the shapes, the trimmings, the general air—are - all high class \ ii) Trimmed Hats, worth | Trimmed Hats, worth : I) \ $7.50 and: $8.50, $ $15.00 and over, $ z r Me vie ‘ 5.0 for . 10. 00 A superb show of Hats for little. girls Satlars School Hats On the and Dress Hats, including many beautiful models direct from Smart Hats Paris and from the cleverést children’s milliners in Paris. We de Balcony vote an entire store—the th baleony—to the show low. and salt of for Girls Women Will Be Eager to Buy Such Suits as These at Such Low Prices For tomorrow’s selling we have planned to ir’s best day. Two groups of Women’s Suits are to be sold under price in order to a m f And the two groups include everytl 1 woman could wish for. This store he never mac h splendid bids for a bigger business as it’s making these day These $35.00 Tailored Suits for $23.50 About 75 Suits included in this group, some the nobbic es of the se Made of serges, harkskin homespuns, dia ] ind y d i the ne ns, m 1 ive ( I se lon in and str e nu 1 ling tl Rt 1 e and the 1 ‘ ( ne 1 it witl ‘ irts are 1 leate \l \ se Rapa $23.50 These $19.50 to $25.00 Suits for $15.00 and women hey can be had in tan, navy, gray rose moke, Copenhagen, royal, reseda, greer blue and | k. On toa buyer, from 8:30 in the m« 10 ] turday night And lear i r fy > THE STONE! 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