The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 24, 1911, Page 2

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 24, THE STAR 1911, _—s wenn Filers Piano Club Plan — Big —~ Possible This is surely pl A SALE WITH CREDIT Final Closing Sale OF ALL FALL Tailored Suits Seattle Deaf Mute Ted Sloan’s Latest Picture All-Round Athlete [i HORT SPORT I est style B-note ay be secured buys hundred YOUR CHOICE AT THIS SALE $10.00 $1 DOWN—$1 WEEKLY | at the very begi the same time . payme. © #0 easy that the will practically missed never Don't take our word o: mere say 80, but ask your { . f SPRING GARMENTS—I oth hand WEIGHT SATISFACTORY e . ple o + Kd Hage ney &, are now and NEW YORK > i ‘ ano clubs. Thiry, w Jand, ¢ over t Owen ) the Fa March “Mer at Bo into th OFFERS HEAVY BET We state without ADVANCE SHOWING OF SPRING MILLINERY AT POPULAR PRICES Third and University Stores Everywhere TOD SLOAN © who knew Tod Sloan when he was MEALS SERVED. Sty, Clty of Bverett of Telegraph, Danz Shoe Co. 119 Yesler R East 414 eRe RRR Cedar 414. . Bekins * gas bo you KNOW . We Home of the Famous W. L. Douglas Shoes Opposite Seattle Hotel Buy or Sell Real Estate. Business Chances. Ses ma Both are in HUSKY CATCHER a keenoe TO BECOME PUG}? tind... 30 Meagior, the secrets cite |k | Classified Page. ferret eee eee eee SERRE R ERR Ee MAY GO TO VANCOUVER ¢ gathered up all odd Dining Chairs, everything t or less of a pattern, and tomorrow only you can ta at exactly regular price geal Hundreds of Chiirs at Half Price | 1 H +O, For the second time the front}, HICAGO. F piece of the mysterious stranger Appears on the sport page today Haye you guessed who he is? If |) not, you are missing something Tomorrow the identity of the mys. terious man will be revealed, and |” CHARLIE SCHMIOT FORT SMITH, Tex. Feb. 24 This husky backs: he Detroit Aw may enter he with the if you haven't sent your guess to the sporting editor, you'll say “Why, how simple! I might have known who tt was.” Mail your an mt Bwer not later than § o'clock Sat- | assemb in any southern city Urday morning and tell who the|was opened to the public here to) Ty Cobb when that youngster was won b= prsateng Inen the.tshcns $500 Worth of Merchan- dise Given Away in | | Prizes at Our Opening UTO SHOW OPENS. — , High single score , High average—Walber gained fame by taming REVOLVER SHOOT G. Armstrong Capt. F. Liggitt Walter Hinckley L. H, Bruns F. Whitmore “ifer thirty-five prizes, values from | | $5.00 to $100.00, for phrases s | SHOES - PHILLIPS - SHOES G. D. Phillips, Inc., Formerly 1420-22 Second Avenue consolidated with Totals 1064 table to | RACING ALL OVER MEMPHIS, Tenn, Feb. 24.—Ad minsion that racing is RULES OF CONTEST keeps in Memphis, : in the Inauguration Phrases by business men cl : aF purchase Montgomery park, the old for a use in advertising our new store Which was destroyed by The Phillips Boys, 1313 Third Avenue Requiring larger quarters, we have rented 1319 Third Av., three doors north of 1313, the hae er: store. fire, is temporarily must consist of “The five words of White only will be accepted ‘or instance Great |race course, public | ground KIRKWOOD FAVORITE. SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. play Store.” SOLID OAK ROCKER A wide One phrase each conte l deliverec KITCHEN CABINET Cabinet is stant Sas PERS _— comfortable, roll-seat Ro: 1 in person on our oj made of fir, in the A The Phillips Boys’ At Store, Women's ALL} RBIS = and Children’s Shoes Are Carried Each ee das brings safely say we of Spring Models, new Spring Goods to our are prepared to look after our patrons THREE doors north| a THE MEN’S AND BOYS’ SHOES ARE CARRIED at prices only quoted in Phillips stores. We with newest can Stores man | land. w orge Kirkwood of St. Louia is” ) to 8 favorite over Ray Baugh-|f With hig for tonight's bout at Dream. |f # fil shift to even mec It is probable that the odds mngly « finished golden; reg cial $4.15 | This plain, neat | | WATCH DAILY PAPERS 5 FOR | OPENING DATE finish; large size, with plenty ny drawers and cupboards. Spe- r tomorrow only GO-CART Similar to picture, a ion Folding Cart, very substan Mike, the Phillips Boy, our new Shoe for Boys, has made a hit. J ay ‘ : ission Rocker | tially made; All leathers, all styles. Sizes9to 131%, $1.50; 1 to 5%, $2.00. Sel- : EES j in dom equaled, never excelled. = —— — = black or ma regularly Misses’ and Children’s Shoes, Oxfords and Pumps, new Spring SPANGENBERG i af ; (Bhai Se roon a nglish s $ Goods, lowest prices, as usual. 1100 FIRST AVE, The Phillips Shoe for Women a $4.00 Shoe it-comes green, brown, ion, of genuine | leather; regular yrice $11.50 pecial . $6.75 The Phillips Shoe ; for Men | I | $3.00 and $3.50 . h Equal of Any. $4.00 and $5.00 xicipieaa a th aper tha Sere GRINDS EVERYTHING CORNER SPRING ST, Every inch $3. oO ‘ You Save the Dollar The Phillips Boys’ Shoe on the Coast The most complete and va- ried assortment of styles and lasts ever exhibited by any For Men and W store on the Pacific Coast. Here : | Made o' is where your dollar does its full | SANITARY DAVENPORT, OAK ENDS | $2.50 and Down is | A. sarings seevictale Hike Gobric| sad. bow SHOES — PHILLIPS — SHOES chile edhe © 1313, is, 1313 1319 mi! 1319 Third Avenue NOTE.—After April Ist, new ‘hose of G. D. Phillips, Inc., 1308 Second Av., Walker Building, between Union and University. SPECIAL oak, in the gold en finish, like but with cobbler seat: T-bolt gular | OP; regular Special price $16.00. $1.35 | Special $9.75 omen Early English pie 42-inch finish ; | construction; re al springs th ends price $2.00. | All the Credit | You Want | Women’s and Children’s Shoes | STORE | SEATTLE’S LARGEST | HOUSE- | FURNISHING STORE Men’s and Boys’ Shoes OPEN EVERY SATURDAY EVENING NEW YORK DENTISTS 614 First Ave, Howard BIk. ~ Star “Want” Ads Are | Business Bringers PIKE AND. FIFTH | Pay Later . aati enero Main 4444; Ind. 4942 | rhythmic movement. “Aiwo cue yew ee He will be lectured to and enter- [suse PF. “Walking Bidg., Marshall, 1019 Third AV. Third Wioor Naw YORK Bivens Pg