The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 30, 1910, Page 2

i THE STAR—FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1910, THIS 18 YOUR CHANCE .TO- DOPE AND Have You That | 1» wor raver tor GOSSIP OF THE PLAYERS | fixsitinctano0' rat wen'wno MAT || Hitine License? | toa sues |] WE WILL BE CLAD To GeT IT] POteral Paint and Way Paver DUGDALE TALKS ae THE HUNTING Rate ~ THUNDERING MOTORS HERALD SIXTH VANDERBILT CUP RACE B a MOVE eis, wmv ee We St OF AS TOMORROW Bes aah LOTS OF GOOD SPORT IN THE Work for 4 If the Ce pant league WILDS Years, tive ° four ¢ ) eme Painless the id four in th ortlar of ae Dental ther « but one leag Vancou « ¢ . noxt you Hew tn the nort ction of the Seay Yor zeseanse sae r to finance || Both Phones Both Pho 1 — ea rowenta PORCELAIN. iii V SAYS NO LEAGUE em co COMBINATION PLAN eae =, JACK AITKEN, r An innova . been intro |! pl adh “Prince Rupert” and “Prince Georgy” LEAVE oye at 16 pm ie = ee eae ee ee oe Nl ee eee ee ee ae ee ee ee ee " : 4 ‘8 ays am baseball - 1 nee Atewart and QUEER HAWLEY HEADS — SIOUX CITY / OREGON SQUAD WINS PENNANT (Ry United Press) OMAHA, N — = — | See. Clty of everett oF Trlommemy « For Tacoma| FAY omen FLYER SEATTLE-TACOMA ROUTE | ot There Is Nothing Cheap About the REGAL SUITS |) | OVERCOATS © EXCEPT THE PRICE —not cheap in quality, certainly—quite the reverse. They VALENT (A ae Belching fire and emoke like Hades on a spree, the giant machines tear drunkenly over the Long. Ist and roads, their be-hooded and be-goggled crews, for all the world like imps, driving the master fiend’s chariot, while the speed-intoxicated spectators call on them for greater exertions. | PLAN RECEPTION | i FOR OLD BILL LANGE) (By United Press) are made of strictly all-wool fabrics, in staple colors, as well as the new Fall, 1910, shades and mixtures. WANT MATCH FOR | ONE- ROUND HOGAN ~—not cheap in workmanship. They are cut in the latest patterns, for young and old men, and _ hand-tailored, BROADWAY SCHOOL FOOT (ny nk to MORE THAN 400 | BALL Lepage “3 Busy | BAX RANCISCO, Sept. 3 PORTLAND, With the « lined, padded and finished as well as made-to-order garments—and GUARANTEED TO FIT ~ but SURELY CHEAP IN PRICE. If you don’t believe it, come in and we'll show them to you; then go else- where and try to duplicate them for less than $25.00 or $30.00!! CHOYNSKI THINKS “WHITE ! MAN'S HOPE” WILL DO ; CLAYTON SHARPEIS |,,(1ICAc LINCOLN MANAGER | Samar Tesecn They are a boon to men of discriminating taste with limited means. os rp Mm iEsTic IMEATRE FREE J Ascot Special Price on Cashmere Hose Cd cee ae for Saturday Frock, Burke and Raridon Pertentt's Men’s Cashmere Socks, gray and black, sold reg- nee he ve yg ularly at 35¢ pair, 3 pair for $1; special at 25¢ pair. ada and’ “det the Maite em and Cincinnati A ‘ Batterios—-Suggs, Gaspar and Me- | Lean; Clarke, Ames and W AMERICAN LEAGUE Li Gloves GREGG SHORTHAND 5 MONTHS M Best Shoes for Men 3TO5 at $3.00 and GRIFF IN'S E BUSINESS COLLEGE New Haight Bidg. 24 and Pine Vitth Floor Model Millinery Parlors 526 People's Hank Maliding et, Ma 7) On the Square 615-619 FIRST AVE. Opposite Totem Pole . $32 SzS“Fe : ™ 2 ges i a | aha a ” fi = WN : _ ~ - - — - eran ~ i ss }) +n ute eee EEE SEH EH Shere