The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 24, 1911, Page 7

Another Man, Says Husband; Money, - paged! I THIRD CARNEGIE BOY TO QUIT STEEL Bu as no! bh Morgan ee HAS 14 CHILOREN WANTS one MORE Y et we KAN eeeeeeeene eee ee) ARE WE EATING " OLD HORSES? tw ye necieligg DICKSON When D é first vice presict was the th ‘Bradbury System| Clothes Men w about the who de ways, will H advantage Selves with th mew styles fects we : r features of t! garments are unsurp. and will live up to the reputation they have establis A Specialty of Extra Sizes will find @ him in a his satisfact fone and s Striking Values interest the mos al and the styles Beautiful Millinery epre 1g ve ry as i the most renowned style ar tists in tailored and dress hats; also exquisite beaw ties emanating from our own designers Liberal Credit Terms ed if you just open an acc int de Or uevie eee ly find our prices con no higher than other stores re | STORE OPEN UNTIL 10 P. M. SATURDAY | Eastern Outfitting Co., Inc. 1332-34 Second Ave., Near Union St. “Seattle’s Reliab'e Credit House”’ ‘BRIDE AND GROOM “SAY SAY NOTHING, a 07 SAW Woot a 2 a ae ies n, Photegraphed at Wiidemann *e TOMORROW GENUINE $8.00 Trousers Made to Your Measure for $2.50 } During Our Grand Opening Day Only Do not miss the great- est offer ever made in Seattle. These Trous- ers are absolutely sold everywhere for $8.00. THE STAR—FRIDAY, MARCH 24, 1911 Buy Your Hair Goods Where You Please, But Get Our Prices First f pride and 1 EVERYONE WANIS THE BEST EXPERT HA f FACE POWDER ZAMORA CRISWELE CAUFEMAN 1401 First Ay SEATTLE SPORTING GOODS CO. ‘THE RUBBER STORE On Salie Tomorrow EDISON RECORDS FOR APRIL BALLARD MUSIC HOUSE 5411 20TH AVE. N. W., NEAR MARKET ST. Ballard 1277 n, on the Upper Hartz Mountain for it ts Business Bringers. Star classified ads. gel real estate. etc. Corner Third Ave. and Spring Largest Tailors in the World ANNOUNCE THEIR INFORMAL Grand Opening SATURDAY, MARCH 25th FASTIDIOUS, ECONOMICAL MEN, COME This announcement heralds the dawn of a new basis for values in merchant tailoring in Seattle! It means that thousands of fas- tidious men who have worn ready-made clothing of indifferent fit may from now on have their CLOTHES MADE TO THEIR MEASURE AT LOWER COST! IT MEANS AN OPPORTUNITY FOR THE No other store in the Pacific Northwest can show - | assortment of exclusive patterns in fine Imported and Domestic Wool- ECONOMICAL MAN TO DRESS WELL ens. No other tailor can produce better mtyi and workmanship at any AND FOR THE ) price (in fact, very few produce nearly as good), and there are none so e | we Il equipped as we to pr sdisce cabttins Sait WELL-DRESSED MAN TO ECONOMIZE | We have every new shade, weave and pattern ss in style, fit and quality: YET WE WILL PLACE ON SALE TOMORROW, SATURDAY, MARCH 25th, ALL $30, $35 and $40 SUITS and OVERCOATS at the MODEST PRICE of NO. HIGHER—MONEY BACK IF NOT SATISFIED—EVERY GARMENT UNION MADE YOU MAY HAVE YOUR CHOICE OF FANCY CASHMERES, SCOTCH TWEEDS, BLACK AND BLUE SERGES, RICH DIAGONALS AND FANCY ENGLISH WORSTEDS IN STRIPES AND PLAIDS ENGLISH WOOLEN MILLS so complete an We will make any Suit or Overcoat in our store for $15.00, without any restriction. We absolutely guarantee a perfect fit or We employ none but union labor in all de- Come and assist us return your money. partments—union cutters, fitters and tailors. to make Saturday our banner day. “TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE,” SAYS THE AVERAGE MAN— But it is true! We control our own mills—we make more suits than any 500 tailors—we sell direct to YOU—doing away with all surplus profits. We are here to stay. Tomorrow, 9 A. M., we will open our doors to the Seattle public. We invite you to come in and inspect our immense display of smart fabrics. YOU'LL SAVE HALF OR MORE! > THIRD AND SPRING From the Mill Direet to the Wearer Stores in All Principal Cities San Francisco Hair Store Buy or