The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 29, 1910, Page 4

At the Theatres Perhaps You Need Glasses rua ical G Plakens fined Glass 1330 Second Av, Near Union Exclusive Seattle Agents for Carhartt Working Clothes and Gloves MADE IN IN SEATTLE HERE’S THUMB NAIL SKETCH OF MARGARET ANGLIN | From School of Acting to Stardom in Five Years. | | | 615-619 First Avenue SILK TIES THE STAR—FRIDAY WILSON STILL JULY 29, 1910 BALLINGER (iy United Pros ee ed * FUNNY STORY & . a* THAT FATAL (My United Frees) NEW YORE Se eee ee eee eee ee eee Exclusive Scfttle Agents for Carhartt Working Clothes and Gloves pps oem Poe Totem DEMONSTRATION AND SALE Every Seattleite ought to help Seattle industries. “Made in Seattle” should appeal to you, and by doing the right thing to your home city you can at the same time save money. One of the best Seattle Neck- wear manufacturers—Matheson & Mott—will demonstrate today (Friday) and tomorrow (Saturday), the making of Neckties right before your eyes. You can select the material you like the best and your tie will be made while you wait. These Ties, brought from the East, cannot be purchased for less than 75c and $1.00. During the demonstration and sale you can have your choice for 50c. DEMONSTRATION BEGINS AT 2:30 P. M. I~) YOUNG MEN’S ‘SUITS That Fairt The cleverest shapes and models that Sparkle With New Ideas were ever brought out, the liveliest clothes and colors and the snappiest all-round gar- ments young men want to wear. help but please you, They can’t especially the new shades and patterns. $25 SUITS, SPECIAL To make tomorrow (Saturday) the biggest day of the month, we have specially priced our $25.00 Suits at Another lot, including the latest patterns, all the best tailor-made garments, worth $35.00, tomorrow at rn hw $12.85 $14. 50 vie, rer Examine critically the values we give at ‘RAWN DIED BY HIS OWN HAND DEFENDING = 708 First Ave. $40.00, hhh hah SATURDAY ONLY ALL OUR $45.00, FANCY SUITS SPECIAL hh hhh ‘*tteteeges E AT COLUMBUS, $50.00 $21.50 | ALL OUR $2.00 | SHIR TS, SPE CIAL 708 First Ave. 708 First Ave. Tremendous Reductions in All Departments—Note the Pres Big Reductions in BOYS’ WAISTS ’ Shirts, 25¢ 15¢ One lot e to close Blouse SHOES at Clean-Up Prices One-quarter and one-half of Regular Price One lot of Infants’ Mocca ns and Soft Sole SI ‘greta ' 10¢ 98¢ ’ Slippers and Ox s in patent, vici, tan and rth up to $3.50. hoice for this sale $1.98 " Shoes, broken si zZeS worth to $2.5( MEN’S FURNISHINGS Specially Priced Men’s Balbriggan Vests 3 Drawers, br to close ken siz One lot LADIES’ UNDER- SKIRTS One-quarter and One-half of Regular Prices. een and Ne ar Two Strong Specials in BEDDING WRAPPERS Every Wrapper in the Store on Sale Wrapper h up to $2.00. Special for th 9Se¢ LADIES’ KNIT UNDER WEAR and One-quarter and One-half of Regular Prices. 0 Union Suits, low meck, 2 es, lace trimmed draw ‘ th hhh bd htt, * * * * * ' * ’ * * ’ ’ * ' ’ Tnion Suits, Tow neck : neck, no sleeves, long lace trimmed pasts le length 2140 low neck, no sleeve aped neck, Special for 8 13¢ low ee nmed neck. Drawers, lace trimmed f knee and ankle lengths. ial for this sale. ++ s, ete.} also aie ¥ Dr p ane Hose. _1aHe ties’ la “Hose, i act { colors, also white scial for Se these popular prices and we promise that no doubt will remain in your mind as to the decided advantage of buying your suit here tomorrow, The House of Hon est Merchandise, The. House of Low Prices. A. Lawson & Brother 2619, 2621, 2628 First Av» The Bee Hive|*= RELIABLE DRY GOODS HOUSE