The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 30, 1910, Page 5

THE STAR—THURSDAY, JUNE 30, 1916 5 or 10c renee = ‘The Doug all & 20c Wash Dress Goods\ ait HIS FALSE TEETH : == SHINY ONES)" srirsement st the ‘Baw es SECOND AVENUE & PIKE STREET wird We THE CHANGE-OF-MANAGEMENT SALE BRINGS THESE GREATEST OF ALL FRIDAY BARGAINS You'll Have More Money to Spend on the “4th” if You Outfit Here been adv Boa ns of the Px me TO BE - ahh Y wie i pe ai Loh Pear +! ~ % f - - f S} ~ ISP TJ Ses oy oS * Sale Men’s 50c to $1.50 Neckwear at 35c 4 ; a) ee ae ee ce eee ee fy 6s arecord breaker. Never have the men of Seattle shown more alacrity : Eau els ec ciiae poten tM in proving their appreciation of a “Good Thing.” Response to our an- hance of dis F he . Tewas ns ss . a : I pemmer| is Boag nouncement of this tremendous sale was instantaneous and overwhelming. mm 77 y But, heavy as the selling has been, you will find, tomorrow ae Saturday, 2 choice selections of Four-in-Hands, reversible and French fold, large liberal shapes in open . end scarfs, narrow reversible ties for close-fitting collars, bat wings, and, in fact, every a kind and style of tie one could wish, in plain shades and every imaginable design and color- = ing; spots, stripes, plaids, brocades, Jacquard, ombre, checked, figured and Persian effects; something here to suit every taste; thousands to select from, spread out over the entire D. Main Floor for quick selling again Friday and Saturday. Ties worth, remember, from 50c rm id tases scan eee —. ; to $1.50. You may choose any quality and style you wish in this sale at 0s ROUNDS 5 — it ~ 5 : 5c each. See window di play, Second and Pike. nee, ' ) q i eats, Live Weighs. j i . s pot —— jj — Zz Hngside by tt a dam a = Eg fac: Sees EC P; DAINTY UNDERMUSLINS $20 Silk Dresses $12.95: $30 Cloth ‘Sake $15.75 ey ne * verett Fiano Worth U All Pongee Coats Reduced: $2.50 Shirt Waists $1.39 Ld ‘wit put them £ Pminutes bentnd + Is a symbol of ical culture ‘ ' ts Tal Why throw your money away for stencil pianos or instruments of inferior value, when for a few dollars more invested you can buy an EVERETT? The greater sum necessary in the purchase of an EVERETT does not constitute a larger expense account, but is an additional invest- ment in a finer and more valuable property. The greater durability of an EVERETT and the more perfect achievements resulting from its use are the dividends you receive on the added investment. In Seattle we are the exclusive agents for the EVERETT Piano. Our ABSOLUTE ONE-PRICE POLICY as- sures you full value for your money. Regular prices not advanced when you use our easy and dignified credit service. Small payment down, balance to suit your conveni- ence. Pongee Coats at $15 Dress Skirts, $10.95 prea reee wort Greatly Reduced Prices ¢ oo come : : 5 cet tucked CHEMISES sheer nainsook ed ORGET COVER HIGH. NECKED GOWNS at ‘ ed i ia ! ov $20.00 Pongee Coats, $14.75 pilce styles, appropriately trimmed: ance 2 ‘0 | $25.00 Pongee Coats, $17.50 garment ; $32.50 Pongee Coats, $25.00 np parca $47.50 Pongee Coats, $32.50 $20 Silk Dresses, $12.95) and circular MISSES’ GOWNS, } $6.00 to 22. oo corecte acifie Coast Distethaters of VICTOR Talking Machines ot Destere te 7 and othe Pianos and Ploye ny 8 Go Nineteen Stores om the Ml! Pacific Coast and much in the future will —Sece: nd Floor, —Third Floor 45¢ Bleached Pillow Cases _11¢_ ra 00 Garden Hose $3.69: $2.25 Ice Cream Freezers $1.59 a : 5 : = "8| SOc Bleached Seamed Sheets 37c you what is Neat Union St... Seattle Every Summer Need for Home or Cottage, Friday at a Big Saving Friday the Bedding Section joins the G at Sale with a quartette V L 4 quallttes a Wetie better than ar riooad ta “ellen” 8k tana Pelco. | $1.75 Ironing Boards, $1.29 60c Enamel Sauce Pans, 39c > — } “, th ind that folds up tlue Ena: and Enamel ( fu ery “OW Fares y $1.75 Bed cian res | mache gyre yin rome . 39c via Chicago from , $1. “a Friday ; iy $1.29 re rape ivan Sot eet > rous 8 31) p 35¢ Parlor Brooms, 25c 15c Drip Pans, 7c Rice St ym, full size, three-stite 1 | Black Iron Drip or Bake Pans; regular 7 ; wed 3b value, Friday, each . r ee 25c prscnsie Beach caste $3 Copper Boilers, $2. nar » 8 Coppe weight lt-o2 b $5 Garden ear $3. 69 0 Seattle Return Cc $2.25 tee Cream Freezer, $1. 59 r T Li 22. Good for New York wiv . e $108.50 Boston ion $110.00 Within 90 Days. 106 Ege Beater, 7 re : $89 oment Soe 65c Colored Moire Silks, Eriday, a Yard You liked very well the fi installment of the Children’ 5 $3 Oxfobds St.BS [ots had eer Fray —ne Seah cere Atkin caer = Loc At ‘ yelloy tan, cedar, Nil iy mh Michigan Central Children’s $2 o fords Bc | ser inearia, blondine,yetow, tan, cedar, Nile, shy, New. York Central care mae meer en. S185 | $9 Striped Marqusets, Friday, a Yard wf Db gie a CHILDREN’S GUN pesobe im CALF 28YVELET TIES— —First Ploor ‘oad te re d low heel; fc rl 3.00 VEN YORK wnat a 4 ts ahrngndls ' in't I en lines and bolt ends ) to a NIALL CHILDREN'S PATENT TIP VICI KID BUTTON AND LACED 98c seo astarton us! Sowe periodically “g for” the =m b SHOES—Sizes 6 to 10%; formerly $1.76 to $1.85, Frida | with the neil. 40 and 42 | Stripe A . LINES INFANTS’ AND CHILDREN'S WHITE CANVAS BUTTON SHOES | With thie en ‘ 2-inch Striped Lar b se e S AND ANKLE-STREP PUMPS—ormerly e 25 to $1.76. Sale 8c ind Shadow-Striped Tamise, in street and even —_— spoiled. PP TA i | values to $1.00 Friday, 49c a yard First Floor Optional boat or rail between Detroit and Buffalo or between Albany and New York TWEATRE Fret Columns of WIDE CLUNY LACE REGULARLY 10¢ A_YARD 5c Ti ‘ons and to your Tickets and Sleeping Car accommod full information furnished on application | ticket agent, or to Lo Dougall 5. ws to $1 .00 Wash Veils. at si Mg Sa i iy; outhwick Co. = 59¢ ser As pga ee tte SECOND AVENU E & PIKE. STREET | fin"sse"°"* i Priest Fie are two tre They will Cotton Cluny La L. F. JONES, Traveling Passenger Agent 310 Central Building, Seattle, Wash —Pirst Floor W. J. LYNCH, Passenger Traffic Manager, Chicago. ;