The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 21, 1910, Page 5

Bh) serges and THE STAR—FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1910. 5 Fi ~ oe _ = - ror an ere ante 1| A Buch & concession constituter i not only the height of coward " Disgragetu ° 9 “The j “Hore 7 we Hacicesee ° the tact that ¢ STRONG eee Style 4 onfore mag: ag ng Bending a fow Shop” Thomas RK. Horner, democratic | afters to i penite are would COATS “a candidate for pre ing attorn ave a more W wt ag 714-716 SECOND AVENUE | flayed the present prosecuting i a_i, jrestgetions' and ; speech delivered In Enumclaw last | Hotton boy U | T ory i Ji night. Mr. Horner 1 in part IP | THANK STAR © |} for thi Special Values in tna . ie ald ir, Fecarm. al be te, 080 ot seesbere of ag Haw: lnptors Choose from three hundred Women’s anc i Hitaw. ft will mot be mar duis to in| ment club last night pasned ° ° ‘ # Pig sti rm a l re : quire Into the wisdom of the inw or |¥Hon, extending) thanks Misses’ Suits and Coats Saturday at this special price. ' the motive that m 1 the leglaia, | < . Fi al © re Ui § a eanieiee ‘a icatlottre tuweiene: (ors This is a one-day sale of more than ordinary b epenther, bathe | Newt Wednenday nine at 3804 ™Me0 Cireymstances, A sale that at $15, at least 300 : ey should not . . ¢ . gud g ary eats hore the. It is Gulls 88 eee as gon of the Comat (fy WOMEN Of all sizes will save at least from $5to $10 to repeal obsolete and dead-letter | ot ein ie aoe tub : mn + as 5 abe }lawa as it is to enact good laws. A r 17” > ¢ or at. |stats ciogaee'ith Sicoet a0 laxszaaaeae ata ee ei OD their new Fall Suit or Co ) offensive laws affords «fertile + : At At spawning ground for graft ‘3 KEEP OUT OF POLITICS * Are all lined with guaranteed H i — Enforce 4 aie IF YOU WORK FOR U, 6. & ; atin the -émate are. all’S0 “There ie no use spending mil| » * s ‘ r CO P ’ ‘ ‘ |force the law, because the vital |» hing in a po * five ” sift rent styles; plain Misses’ and Women's Long Broadcloth Coats , ete wr on i Srl got iggy ig ber eee ote eng eet remiater * im gored, knee plaits and strap trimmed. The materials ae Suits The full length coat is al tae law be is satrenied to eutoree? oh. That ns uated Pr cee aif are all-wool serges and the famous Lymansville chevi ae ' ‘ 1 Se we * by the war department. Em #/@ ots, in black, navy and brown, brown and gray tweed eapect, wheth most a necessity and nothing “The | é cont gaithite® tone , ' , gra) wt meer a : oi , coualidel syle hap ‘aiiicy in || te i riminal; it in the | % aittioal Goertat * mixtures and brown, gray and green mixture home 4 ja tailoring, mate dae well as these smart broad- || \nows the ri gu Eo itilen | A & chairman of po *)@ spuns; strictly tailored and as good a suit as you can style, these ? Drea cloths, Come in good | matptala it. - : iz y ga pigne «| buy anywhere for $25.00. to women of § r weight, handsomely tailored | “For & prosecuting attorney to! affiliated with campaign work. #| espe be andsomely tailorec decline to do his duty involve | . ey : : o eign ht gra and lined throughout with coral turpitude and an honest man * eee ee ee | * ( ees W353 ne att for aramgh 16 strong. ‘ satin. The styles are semi {| Wi! not iaten for a momen | COATS to 20, and in all women’s sizes; agonal’. he and tight-fitting. Navy and ||mande 2 co | a y BAGH Bet mew ery Weaver stunning new tweees. | ¢ black. A full age the prominent materials . embraced in this sple ! fa Sues tange from 34 to tia woreen's and fr t 14 At te Din misses’ and little assortment. e At$22.50 -| Women’s Suits of Spe- cial Merit Qe tailor-made Pee a good act gent in value giving geet a good range of os ad are of excellent long coats suits strong, and These cx tures and made alo proved coat ues offered terest you wy. Cheviots and basket ef weaves are included in navy, fi itk, gray, marine, wistaria All sizes. | we olive MeALs SERVE Str, Clty of everett of Telenresh, Princess Vietorta, Mon. “TER eh, : day trip te Vb Three round tries, sauiy. } me Pelee pany gins st een — 6.45 ane i035 & m. us = m and 1245 wth em iver Dock, Seattle; W. P pm Tas Seamer leaves Tecoma Tel,| Getee wikes cae Pee eet, Main S999) hout noth pitt Long Coats in Splendid | Variety | At $30.00 our showing of is and includes broad- | cloths, heavy cheviots, mix | novelty ck mits are well tailored lines. will readily in (Canadien Pacific Raliway_ for Vieterta and Vameourer, torte only, per Princess Chariot jiby the sac wc too dearly bought though a kingdom ts the goal attained there showing at even OO unusually th ths. | ap The val Tasty—Dainty one Seid in emali, SANITARY Pastry made with - It Takes 3 Less— Makes Pastry Lightsand Crisp— Makes ‘“‘Well-Made”’ Cake Better— Is Pure and Clean— medium and CARSTENS PACKING CO. eat of Mayor Gayn pointed his suc C. Cropsy was ap consor House Money Go Farther— And ple of your ‘aan? ane each member family with the large cans. PACKERS FOR WOMEN AND MISSES Of the Best Made Materials, Made by Fine Men Tailors, at $11.45 $16.95 $22.45 “Unloading” Values up to $40. Misses’ to Women’s and sonra ‘S16. 50 . $16.50 Imported Black $27. ‘50 "$7.45 10.65 32.50 $19.50 iia 32.50 27,50 19.50 $16.50 $20.00 Women's and inches long, satin Mned sea’ Coats, 00 Rain and nd Capes Rain ¢ © age geess 1316 Second = —~Avenue=—— QSebRE ¥ HOFFMAN CLOAK AND SUIT “UNLOADING SALE” BY ORDER OF THE COMPANY ' To satisfy trade conditions caused by Eastern buyers overbuying and manufacturers’ back orders withheld by the great strike, all com- Bin together, causing a congestion of stocks and a demand for money—forcing the “unloading” of new Fall Cloaks, Suits, Skirts, Waints, Furs, Hats, etc., to be sacrificed. At the mercy of the public Saturday, 10 a. m. $5.00 Silk Pettic $2.75 | $1.50 Petticoats ASe $7.00 Women’s Tail red Skirts $7.50 Silk and Messaline Waists $2.75 $2.95 $20.00 Tailor-made Skirts. $7.45 cate sane $2.95 $7.00 Misses’ Tailor-made Skirts aters ; D5¢ $3.45 eaters 50¢ 100 dozen Shirt Waists, worth up a and Russian Fur Stock to $2.50, each 75¢ | specially priced during this sale $40.00 Fine . x Piece $30.00 Black Lyn Alaska Furs $150.00 Pony Coats $80.00 ) Fax Piece $12.50 $100.00 Pony Coats eee 00 3 OO Bérsian Piece: $14.50 $85.00 Pony Coats ).00 dBsarted Lynx, Fox, Jap $65.00 Mink Piece ink afd Squirrel, in Muffs and $35.00 Jap | Mink Piece toles, at $6.45 $75.00 Ly Hundred nice y piece une during Bring This List of “Unloading” Bargains for Reference ; This is the greatest “Unloading” advance of the Fall and Winter friends and “help unload” the greatest season, Sale ever attempted in Come with your real live bargains ever given the purchasing public—in the main daylight store. HOUSE 1316 Second ==Avenue== | lar cc bh to b la ho good to Two Saturday Specials From the 25 Peter Thompson Serge Suits—Regulation " ‘ Housefurnishings 15c, Values 20c & 25c needs at a saving— 1 auto coats; all styles of col- trimmings; values that look $22.50. Your choice of suits and at FIFTEEN DOLLARS. and combination you; up to ats Saturday all day s School Girls’ Section Fifty Heavy Frieze School Coats in navy blue, light *, brown and red; all full length and width; sizes 6 14 years. aturday at $5.00, 1¢ On sale S Sailor Collars at $7.50 With emblems hand embroidered on slee ve, collar d “eye Id; come in navy blue, cardinal, brown and ick ; sizes 6 to 14 years; $10.00 to $12.50 values. On —Second Floor. Saturday we feature a collection of useful and well-nigh indispensable usehol 1 articles at one small price. Read the list carefully and supply your ALHAMBRA THEATRE and 20¢ 20k Iron Pans, size 8x17 25c Stone Crocks, 1-gal. size inches v cover— et. Steel Meat 25¢ Leader Wash Board, sin- gle zinc— f é : 25c Bean Pots, stone, cover i » Dish Pans, 8- brown finish— 20c Fry Pans, steel, cold han- b 25e Gem Pans, plain tin, 12 dle, 11-inch— 4 20c Coat ss voks, black or cop- j t to 25¢ Folding M ood Towel Bars, | pene 8-arm— \mmonia 25¢ Tin Cuspidors, loaded bot- : tom, nickel plated— z, all col Sc Life Buoy Soap, 5 bars for— 20c Folding Garment Hangers, Giliman kel plated, 2 for— Galvanized Water Pails— —Rasement. Store Open e ac ou i all & Store Open Saturday Saturday : ong outhwick Co. me | } 9:30 p. m. 9:30 p. m. SECOND AVENUE'& PIKE STREET . i tgs | pamnsninionalaaaricnininctedimeadgeepessaeconesnaaeaee AMUSCMENTS, ed 32 AMUSEMENTS. PANTAGES THEATRE —_ “Um led Vaudeville” MOORE THEATRE | GRD OPER HOUSE == co ———— JOUN CORT, Manager One Week Commencing | y peas COMEDY wrx. | = wa SUNDAY MATINER, OCT. ts, At 2:30 TONIGHT " > Diesen <a; SIX STAR FEATURES | Tomorrow Matinee and Temerrow Night | Fetiow the Crowds | MME. ee Ue srg Sh aa “TALKS ON TEETH | ‘A Doll's House ake re wate | By THE REGAL DENTISTS MOORE THEATRE Aé The Fairy Tale and Matinee, ' $1.50 and § Tomorrow Night ——— | Where Shall I Go for First- cole Theatre | Class Dental Work? ANTAGES, Manage ALEX P. me. Hoqeee, | When you want to buy something eat or it does not take you which merchant you will go to, because it is something y re in contact with almost ev ree 8 t Matir ery day Aa : But when you need the s of a der | be tist, you are more |} in doubt whom to go to Wour Nigt iug Monday, jit is something that does not hap. | pen every day Special Ma | Unless you are already blindly at i MARGAR | tached to one particular dentist and " | behalf WHIRLWIND” MLLE. CAMILLE OnER | sider B ri . Author of | Mor -~.% H f the Regal Den. The f C a ot of Fy 8 at Third av. and ! scart » and other profes ; are making prog Fi f cnn. Pry) try was at a standstill : SEATTLE THEATRE || Qnwresygyaperaem Sia or inoes, SORE ‘ JOHN COT egal Dental Co gave to the r MUSICAL BLACKSMITHS rmulas and a eS pe. Steen ae ? i—More Top-Notch Acts—t ORRHEA “BREWSTER'S MILLIONS . : ree of pi rice. Mat ’ ed DREAMLAND RINK Th St rg 3 Sapa , | the old-time, cum ) EUGENE V. DEBS e eh '|l cooing Urddea’ work or reshvanie MUSICAL COMEDY || plate ite rh age | A written guarantee given with c Wa t all work “Socialism and Living Issues.” REGAL CENTAL OFFICES 4 Imiasion 0c and ''N, W. Cor. Third Av. and Union St