The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 8, 1910, Page 4

secon tH Sl wl Oddities in the News | “ All Ov er the World), i al The Ledger Shows It—Cut Prices Did It | Mrs. Martin Lallemand Praises | Tite Great Nerve Specialist § THE 8TAR ERIDAY, JULY 46, Iv and the ja assed out t t mur hb t ned Ha = a “Tave vel Thousands , ____~ |Dollars jf. Past Few Weeksi There’s no fun in cutting prices, but London has a PREASON FOR THE SLAUGHTER} Building coming down—going to build a new one—we are getting ready for the wreckers and builders ‘The Wrecking Chief Wants All goods cleared out at once—if he damages anything USS = LOND And so Mr. London and his clerks hustle hard to get the goods out of the way. Mr. London much prefers to Get Whatever Money He Can for the Goods Than to pocket a complete loss on damaged, unsaleable merchandise. Take plenty of time to decide just what you want—go over the entire store—see the different stocks that are most likely to interest you or contribute to the welfare and comfort of the loved ones at home. Better still, bring the loved ones with you, for a shopping trip to London’s is a liberal education in values and progressive modern merchandising. A $200,000 stock is now passing rapidly to the public at the LOWEST PRICES KNOWN IN YEARS A world of summer wear is waiting for you for cottage, camp, home or travel. See the Bathing Suits, the cool, summer Oxfords and Shoes, the dainty Dresses, Skirts and Waists, the Neckwear, the Gloves. You are bound to need Blankets, Sheets and Pillows. The cheapest place in town to buy a good Rug is London’s, try us. No mercy is shown to Men’s Wear and Boys’ Clothing. These lines are big profit makers at most stores, but not now at London’s. Ther e are unheard of bargains in Women’s Muslin Underwear and Hosiery. LONDON—HE HAS THE MERCHANDISE Store Opens at 10 ae... |No Vain Regrets We'd be mighty glad if you At’ London’s—if you regret making can arrange to be here when way your purchase bring it back—London things start—it makes it easier £117 “SECOND Ae refunds the money or exchanges every” for you and for us. thing but Hair Goods and Hats. BARRED sce CUT OFF HIS OWN TOE robbery th: earnings we they kept ifles, pistols, rk lanterns and nitroglycerine out of the hands of « reoviver. Here are August 15, 19 Washing sc t a 2% waly bie ane to d capetery bow k | me ot thelr profits: | Robbing robbery of a ‘thern 3 REMOVE 7 eproof Stor ‘ nd Madison. BE KINS MOVING. ‘& “STORAGE co. Telephones: East 414. Cedar 414 toes j Z F t : ssh, Crockery—Carpets—Curtains—Blankete