The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 3, 1911, Page 3

FEAR VOLCANG Dy Vuited ApLes r rat here tod n Vesuy e are the 8 dad adadadas fowen WISTER SHUT OUT : PHILADEL Pt Ya the parents were Paeaeaaeernenee IRIE FIRE Mauch BY 200 (My Unived BARTLESVILLE, O}! ‘of and farm p qeeult of a prairie across Washis ty. More than 200 me with the flames. 7 TROOPS QUIT "powing the evacua Cortes by Hond this city “fands of Americar who are aw qival of General Bonilla, the revolu thonary leader eeeeeeeee eee Fet valued at diay as the 20 ear Young's . PILLING MASS MEETING IN CHURCH SUNDAY A Dilling mass eburch men will be dy afternoon at 3 the First Methodist Fifth ay. and Marion st the auspices of the Sea # Ministerial Federation o'cloc ebarch ler 1 Andipdiadindndadindind Betneneseennes ‘WULES I IN TIA JUANA (By United Press) GAN DIEGO, Cal, Feb. 3 ory rurales from Exsenada ar at Tia Juana, across the Mex! Border from here, last night | §@ more are expected tonight \ fe.ald the citizens in guarding the fawn from attack by rebels fo a © fan Francisco for gues cr owing the explosio? and ( | Police Seymour today detailed de- — to learn where he spent the TE MARKETS: § mea sre_sablect ie, Variation i iprires, wnlene "otherwise indicated, for strictly first graden 7 ‘ Feed—seiling Price. Wasbingion Tim hay compressed 2 ern Washington # ate wind ar mained : Neseteten—setiing Price i gta Mee—seling Pete or - | expre SAVE YOUR TEETH Sere ® Dollar; 1 Make ® Dollar, ial Combine Will Lose Two Work. | he chares a 3. tows, over I W.| ‘* oes More, 718 First avenue, eninge ontt) §, and Sundays Weupie whe work. THE STAR--FRIDAY, amount represents the surplus and the “undigested” stocks. move the show cases and pile the goods on the floor. This advertisement makes no pretext of “writing up” the goods. UNDERWEAR FOR ‘KID GLOVES WOMEN AND CHILDREN ws. a Fifty, but All to Go at 69¢ Enormous Stocks, Big “Tay to Supply the State— Prices a Fourth, a Third and a Half Less cole red, " and ¢ Ladies’ Kid Gloves jtan, brown, green Shown both in pique seam Large predominate, t style Tt will pay mothers and fathers and principals of institutions | sizes will find FE ay) tan BRUARY 3, 1911 PRICE FOR WARM COATS | Furry Coats for Little People to Go for $2.50 Bearskin cloth and n and brown faim FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLAR SALE OPENS TOMORROW AT 10 A. M. Seattle Dry Goods Co.’s Surplus Stock To Be Sold at Retail Consists of Staple Dry Goods, But Shoes, China, Carpets and Rugs Are Also Included The Stone-Fisher Store is swamped with merchandise. Fifty thousand dollars’ worth of good, staple dry goods have been received from the Seattle Dry Goods Co. (wholesale). The So great was the avalanche of merchandise that even after shelves and counters had been piled high, it was found necessary to ree And for the next thirty days the Stone, Fisher Co. will sell dry goods and kindred lines at wholesale prices, and in many cases less. It is a plain, unvarnished statement of facts—boiled down for quick reading. ‘HALF SWEATERS SUITS, COATS — “cvs AND DRESSES Close to Half Price | Values From $12.50 to $20.00 to Be Sold at $5.00 Apiece Women's and Misses’ Both In cluded Seeeeeeeeeeee the Los Angeles Times, was in} ¢}en Collar to buy Underwear for many months to come. In fact, one would be justified in anticipating the gro: ithe of the youngsters Children's Vests and Pants worth heavy cream cotton, fleece lin }ed; all sizes; 50c values, for 39 Child 8 shrinking e|gray or white; © $1.45, according to size. Boys’ or Girls’ white ren's Union Suit } 1 nion Suits, tton; non and cotton all sizes; cream fleeced cx wool eck, length } We Ribbed | Vests and Pants, wool and silk! gray or white wool; white, pink and|all size worth $1.50, rf 5 Children’s Vests a white #leece-lin sizes; worth 35c, WOMEN’S SHOES egeeomemeend | Supplies tis Be Had for a Mere Trifle to Load Up the Work Baskets for a Year long sle worth men's Swiss fleeced and De b $; values 0 nter we ali ecru cx ment 5c, Eight Hundred Pairs at Less Than Wholesale | Pay . Three hundred pairs of | Women’s $2.50 and $3.00 Shoes are to be sold at an a small price—a single DOLLAR A PAIR! are broken all in| bsure is but The fc part surplus stocks- Hooks and Eye liowipg list 6, 10c a de Pins, le a paper. Dress S0c Sp » be sure, these , but there are lot when the selling starts rmer prices were $2.50 and| worth up to $3.00. In this sale they're all to} pair at a dollar ba Women's $2.50 and $3.00) jar 35 | Shoes are to be sold at $1.98 a ese can be had in vici| jar and kin S. styles; and] > $2.50 and \7 sizes Guaranteed we s’ Fancy Garters; Special 19% Fancy Garters; Special 3 Garter E 10c a yard. Ladies regu Oc am se ipair, T calfs tic Speci and widths | at $1.50, for $1.00.},. $1.50 Wallow Shoes| * 10 to to splendid $1.50 | Boys’ Sizes widths Cotton for 10 Pets }lar 19¢ |EE $1.00. NECKWEAR AND RUCHING Women’s Dress Accessories at Lower Prices S a bolt Pins, 5e a vecial 10c um Hair Hat Pins, 6 for 5 Shirt Waist Supporters 10 110c. Sp Ss at , regular kers. Silk Cord and Chiffon } Ruching, white, pink, sky, red, | Ichampagne and tan. Special,| 10c yard 100 dozen Ex sizes 12 to 15; just eived lar price 25¢ Thimbles, 3 Drab Extra Heavy Black and Steels, le a pait Good Scissors at 19¢ Worsted at nbroidered Lin a pair me-| J s Kj], Darning im rec c. Sat-| ze : : ate ART NEEDLEWORK Tabs and worth wp to 25c. urday, Se. BUCKLES ‘AND BAGS Are Now aided One. Third Less Stocks, Dutch On sale Sa Col Decisive divine Are Offered on All Sorts of Supplies for nd The fo Art Needle on the 35e 19¢ Finished Pillow Tops, Laundry Bags, 19¢ Knitting Silk, in 15c a spool 18-inch Linen Centers at 10c Stamped Corset Cover | 39e Mercerized }25c. v4 k supp will be fe Balcony Scarfs. Dresser Special Net Shopping Bags, black, with wire or drawstring top; regular price 35¢, for 19c, Selt Buckles and Pins, oxi dized silver or gold plate, as-| sorted patterns to choose fror nj} regular price 39c, for 25c. Leather Hand Bags, moire lining; coin purse; com-| 2oc. Ibined strap handles, for $1.00.| Silk Patent Leather; Elastic and| yard Moire Silk Belts, broken sizes| Small and styles; assorted »| worth up to 50c, for 19% 15e. black Pillow Cord at Pillow Cord at 10c a Cluny Doilies, colors ; | apiece | Stamped Towels at Se apiece. $1.00} a Inion Suits, | on; |! of the story of this sale of illa Binding Tape; regu-| Special | Corset | 3 cards} all colors; | 10¢ early shopper bargains in intermediate siz | Values $1.00 and $1.50, at 6% pair. TOILET GOODS BELOW PRICES FABRIC GLOVES | WAY | Women's Chamois ae Cash-| i merette Gauntlets ; black} values and] High-Class. Preparations Way Below Value USUAL) ashmerette Gaunt-} red and navy ; 50 Fastidious women will ate right ¢agerly prepa never-t this the Idren’s| Malvin Saturday, ratic Stock Marked Price rized efore-r 33 wor ¢ Cream er CORSET SALE Five Hundred Pairs to Be Sold| at Wholesale—39c ‘orsets FOR WOMEN Values From $35.00 to $50.00, All to Go at $15.00 hip with h f Castile Sdap for 10« izes, 18 to 30; 3% FURS WILL FLY |Scarfs Worth Up to $2.50 for e 75c—One to a Buyer Fur ney with. t and ir tails 0, Coats for Sale TO BE SOLD | |Five Great Groups Are Offered Under Price-——Many Fabrics Suitable for Spring Dresses Included Cords, Panamas, Serges, Hopsacking ; in this lo’ Worth to 59c — Sale Price 22\c Yard ringbones, ill find rye STOCKING SALE u want 40-inch Str Gobeli 38-ine Over tan, black; ; ray, 1 elin; All-Wool , light blue, tan, reseda Choice, 22/4 Worth to $1.75—Sale Be Sold Under Price Price, 9714c Yard - |Women’s and Children’s Are Lote 16 Ws 56 Aaches wide: dency Both Included “garnet jand plain, in all weaves and and Wool, All \ d Novelty Suiting ton and Lisle § ricot Flannel old rose Gobelin myptle. Silk All Ce are fea 3 for $1.00. all black Pana Diagonals, Home , Cheviots, Granites, Im \perials, _Whipcords, Broad lcloth; in navy, g » garnet brown, i nhagen, tan do not secing these Choice, 97%e yard. fahad shades | * mas, Serges Worth to 89c — Sale Price, 42\4c Yard | spuns We and black w ole, tan cotton, and black with white heei and toc 50c a pair; 3 pairs f men ings split lisle, regularly $1.00, © 44 bed Cashmere Natural Wool dyed 8&c for Women’s Black Cash and Silk Hose, with nat 1 foot; value $1.2: Children’s 3 for 50 38 to 50-inch Checked Pan Fancy Striped Suiting, | Albatro: Nun's Veil ing, Brilliantines, Mohairs | Henriettas; a big lot in almost all shades. Choice, 42)4c yard miss 9 for Women's Black Rib Stockings, and Stockings, un Worth to $2.25—Sale Price, $1.18 Yard hand Chiffon Suitings Chev fact, 50 to $1.18 Included the those ome invisible stripe Broadcloths, ‘Tailore Homespuns, Diagonals, iots and Worsteds—in most anything you want; 60 inches wide. Choice, mere Worth to . $1.50—Sale Price, 6714c Yard ural woo 17e_ for Hose , all sizes, 8 1-3c Children’s Finely Rib bed Cotton Hose; value 15c Wool 54-inch Plain and Fan Honiespuns, Bas Granites, Bedford 44 to cy Prunellas, ket Weaves, 1 25¢ worth at f 1 Green Serge Dress; 5.00. Blue Serge Dress; valu Half |" i SILK PETTICOATS | | |Gorgeous Affairs Are Marked at Close to Half |Two Hundred and Fifty to Go on Sale Tomorrow ‘LACES and BROIDERIES | Width and Style and Sort Offered Every Striking in the a Section, These stand for the rest 8c LACES, 1c YARD French and German Five Thousand Pairs to) Lace Insertion 19¢ Laces Good ¢ vint de and = Insert | Cluny Laces, ya EMBROIDERIES, 12'%c Hand Loom Embroideries od qualities Sw (gad nbric, E | Floun 1 tions; Embre and wear; terns; widt ue yard, k nds and Inser ries that wash ell-worked pat s to 12 inches; val s to 25c. Surplus Stock Sale 124 looth Brushes, 25c Pinaud’s French a cake 35¢ Ed regular 2 |: akes for 50c : THE ST ONE-FISHER COMPANY, Second and University ve dollars — en’s s for Misses an nen are fouling list ce of the sale— Gray Mixed Cloth value $15.00 1 Black $15.00. 1 Black Panan $15.00. 2 R Dress | 2 Suits erge Suit; value Suit; value Moire e $9. 12 Skirts; Panama Dresa $10.00. gona’ Serge Dresa value Gray Di Panama Dresa ll shadesg | COTTONS TUMBLE Prices on ‘base Goods Lowe ered ed. Deale rs both ine follow will of sale this or an hour piles last, money om Sheeting, 9-4 Brown Pe Gibraltar Canton G Bates’ Se Ginghams, Prints, 3urmah Ch 1921 Outing F , 8c Outing ’ Flannel, Muslin, 5e, perity Bleached Muslin, Esuit of Loom Muslin At 934c. Pacific Drapere Stevens B No. 137 Avon Towels, No. 163 Huck Towel KERCHIEFS Brown Crash, 10¢ Is, 8 1-3c, PRICE A ‘Thousand will Take Themselves Wings 8a to t of Wom- all pure hed and qual oidered Fine linen, plain »ssbar pa narked 2-fo