The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 13, 1910, Page 13

THE STAR—FRIDAY, MAY 13, 1910. modating eight persons for $606 rt ' “ HAI tthe id eee um AMBSORMT : evocods2. aes ~*~ it So : : , [ Sit RE ES ; rice | THE REASON WHY nf ton | ras arch THE BARGAIN SEEKERS COME BACK AGAIN AND AGAIN TO BUY HERE IS ANSWERED IN TWO WORDS WE UNDERSELL Never in the history of our business have we been able to offer such astonishing bargains. We are enabled to give the big purchase of the three combined stocks secured from the New York leading cloak and suit manyfige=™ 1 turers at 15c on the dollar. The public gets the benefit. > ) Fifteen Cents on the Dollar Less’ ! SrernEnTTeronperemmmmenatidaeteceta’s Sana Rea JURY BRIBE | = WM OS / é a a “ho ‘ , Buy at the / ca os ats a ee | 1525 SECOND AV. \ Y SOME OF THE BARGAINS perso baer = 3 Sete” = | For They Are Selling seria at \ . 0 ts and D 36.95 2000 Kits oss e048 (Ry Canes Frew.) MORNING AT voices Open to Inspection NEW XORK, May 13.— gam Preefved by © 1 Theodore nei rrettean- | the death of King Eo Interfere with to etrive in New York | ta 3 Sneetes ie 9 O'CLOCK. ' of the Public. y \ } SALE CONDITIONS: Deposits on Selections No Exchanges Appersen Co, and represent the finest ef- jHoffman Cloak & Suit Co. _ Ow CASH CONVERTERS OF THE WELLINGTON WRECK SALE. Must Vacate May 31 st Building Coming D , ENTRANCE 1316 SECOND AVE., BETWEEN UNIVERSITY AND UNION. A SALE WIA HONOR | Paltuermnemreteres 1 Truly War ren Suit Man 1325—THIRD AVENUE—OPPOSITE POSTOFFICE—1325 ot Roogeveit reces tommitter, Since the king's ee eneemen felt som concerning the tir oe would arrive ‘Definite plans for the reception WM now be made PNTLAND. INVALID QUITS FAST. CURE (By United Prem) PORTLAND, Ore. May 1 ci a photographer © brewk hiv fast b fuice of oranges. his starvation cure tien of abstaining fro Gattl his appetite returned - T however, bh fiat he was getting tox Rourishinent, despit he did not feel hungry | Feppose when I start WBN food into my stomach 1 i af appetite.” said Houghton. Never before in Seattle’s history has the public had such opportunity to buy high grade Cl and Furnishing Goods at prices much less than cost of raw material. We have been on t No More Drummers’ Sample Suits Greatest Closing Out Sale of Sample Suits I have decided to close out at once my en- tire line of High-Grade Drummers’ Sample Suits, regardless of former prices. Merchants all over the country have raised such a big cry that we have cut into their business with such telling effect that manu- facturers refuse to sell us their samples. I Promise You All to Serve You Better Than nearly four years and the public knows our reputation for high grade merchandise and sqi NOW THE CLIMAX HAS COME The landlord says get out, and we are thrown in the treet without location, and put our mer EFESEE M will be necensary to exercise power not to overeat it ix W0 fast for three weeks. Eat fe detightsat” fost 71 pounds in three He said he expects t the rate he ix effect he noticed st wae that be sie chandise at the mercy of the public ey dollar MUST BE SO! iD AT SOME PRICE REGARDLESS OF COST Your bargain opportunity has cc inly arrived fere is a real sale of hi Heit nightly, instead of nine ST MACHINE. SE EMIS WN AGQUITTAL Vietor B. Verheast, 9 Georgetow | falcon . the first def 4 ill pay to come miles for these bargains Here is some idea of the value Mo stand trial before a jury ee cers on S12 50 Gus, COL tO o65c ee cee eee BOK Dress Shirts, $1.50 valWe#®.......... 85¢ Ever ‘was found ity by a " > ‘ soe . ee Mini pis | $15.00 Suits, eat-to 4. 9 $7.50 | pe ss Shirts, $2.00 values ..........-65 $115 Not Retiring From Business at All er numbe” o ) —- . : . indicted pleaded ‘ ?. © I~ Gre 3 tis De | Myself and associates are going to manu- wei « overs Mees 7 $20.00 Sitits, eat Co 2 ‘89. 50 \ segint ty lua lle etal ahaha r facture our own clothing in New York and trey "Pras Poet ear bie “ SP75O Seite: cit 10. ec ccc decease ver $11.50 15c Handkerchiefs, 4 for.,.....+s2s0005% 25¢ will cut out the middleman’s profit. But Ged, an agent of th Be GIRO Selly Cut 10 kicdescccceececets $12.75 S200 Pants ....4c0s0s Sere Nyt $1.25 FF ry ak wallet oe Attend Wosecating ney's office, awore . 7 great sale ¢ arren’s. that he played a slot ma 76 > . ase .ZE IITA oe Pe $1.75 wi In Verbeast’s saloon last No ie Ry CHE AO tin oor 6 4 +s ¢ $14.25 ’ ie * pane Truly Warren Retires From the Sample Suit Business ise then ~ tees glo OOO SS, CUt AO ccc bass dene veie's o's $15.00 UME ev cc hod olen 5.0. ec aitle op sas 2.25 | ; ais class’ Gon . a owe $20.00 Men’s High-Class | $27.50 Men’s High-Class | $20.00 Men’s High-Class peat faloo m keepers who aid $35.00 Suits, cut to ...cseeeceseeeves BD PRBS ccc cccwctarcn cesses capes $2.75 Shite Suite Suit Y have been anxiow © a , : ———— of the Ver OE Ea NS ERAS Se RR Oe B7¢ $6.00 iG eis nc chs dp ane $3.25 fi $9.75 $12.75 $9.75 i | $1.00 Underwear «0.0. s5000 cosssccoreves Ade er MMR slay CeO 65'6 6 veces 00s $4.00 $25.00 Men’s High-Class | $30.00 Men’s High-Class | $35.00 Men’s High-Class NDEXTER IB $2.00 All-Wool Underwear ......+++00+5+ 95¢ OS ES ee 2 aN ae A cara 25¢ Suits— | Suits— | Suits— IB $3.00 All-Wool Underwear ........6+- UAB Sc Noche vices ici incs ce cseressoeeese 10¢ $11.50 | $14.75 $18.75 | Sale Starts Promptly at 9 A. M. Saturday Everything*marked in plain figures and strictly one price. Alterations a 6 free of charge; perfect fit guaranteed. Remember, | press your clothes free | we 0 ing H) for one year from date of purchase, Come early and give us plenty of time to \ thake alterations. @ 24 501 PIKE STREET J. A. BENSON, In Charge of Sale | Truly Warren "Sitar | Faten were ret it reductt« Be cent to 70.19 per cent « fem On refined fontent with specifi 4 blanket pre — HO article made fr: f Wire should pay a 40.09 per « here and athe In order to make it easy to find us we have red signs on our windows. 1325 THIRD AV.. OPPOSITE NEW POSTOFFICE WP Pay dividends or the