The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 31, 1911, Page 7

10 PEACE NOW BETWEEN _ CAPITAL AND LABOR al realgnatio THE LUCKY PENNIES will cause a lot of fun in Seattie.| Watch for th: , The Star tomorrow, Remember the $50 Golden Key? The 24 Lucky n Pennies are better still | THE MARKETS tory about them in —Selting Price, - “hes ery Pound of Coffee J. A. INMAN 1536 Westlake Ave. REMOVAL HOUGHTON 4 HUNTER Jewelers GSS CB keer, Hotel Free Baie ---OUR... | Easter ih Spring = Fs ere; Easter is com your Spring Suit became you bave n't the cash to spare—rou don't have to. T eifle Out fitting ¢ liberal and dig Come here, select you ments, and pay us $I a Week Tailored Suits At $25 7 8 t} man-made ] - fin ity hard-fint colors navy, tan and gray; jack ets lined with best quality of satin EASTER HATS Hundreds of the handsomest Hats in the store at $10.00 ae $15.00 “Co ‘ome a see t Pay Us $1.00 a Week (Men 5 Clothing on Credit ‘ | FJ Fs | i | Our upstairs departir with the new f at ther m in our ents in Men's Clothing are crowded erns in Men's Suits. ‘Take a yws. Suits at..... $20.00, $25.00 and $30.00 Remember, You Can Use Your Credit and Pay Us Si a Week OPEN SATURDAY NIGHT TILL 10 O’CLOCK We are now in our NEW LOCATION 1406 Fourth Ave. Diagonally Across From P-1 FEDERAL PAINT & WALL PAPER COMPANY | Japanese THE STAR— — MARCH 31, 1911, |NEW PICTURE OF iar XuBASSaon CONFERENCE ENDS) ye of Evangelizing the World. Law EFFECTIVE TODAY That all Trimmed Hate tn ta at ar Ning at the Fashion Millinery, 910 ler way |_| That the Savo wy Theatre wit | BARON YASUYA UCHIDA Ambassador United States. PLUMES Are the Thing This Season Bring in Your Plumes Now to Be Willowed, Dyed, ned, u d and Remade $1 Split Bamboo Fishing Rod Bde Milanese and 4 dyed, blocked and . MODEL MILLINERY 627 People’s Bank Bidg Cor. Second and Pike BLANK BOOKS TRICK & “MURRAY | 814 Third Ave. AKET FRESHER, TO UB JIEETTHE,§ orf HERE ronee. fae Lea tg th Delivery 10 Cents; suburbs 20 Cents. Delivery Extended to Green Lake, Fremont and University Districts. ST. GERMAIN A WORD TO GERMANS You Can Depend on Our Bread and Pastries—They Are Always Fresh Try our genuine Kranzkuchen, 25¢ each. Can only be bought AT THE ST. GERMAIN WE LEAD, OTHERS FOLLOW Granu ed Sugar slag aplcartegarts Vienna "Blend Coffee, Ib. Theatre Tickets with sili picihanss VIENNA COFFEE CO. Stalls 201 and 202 McLEAN’S Butter Came Down STALL 25 Lower Floor 1.00 Bde HERMANN'S DOWNSTAIRS Fisherman’s Fish Market STALLS 36-37 Lower Floor BOSTON FISH CO. Stalls 64 and 05 Manning's i Cofiee Manning’s Coffee Store 1519 PIKE PLACE. SAM GRAFF FLORIST—1514 PIKE PLACE Main 997—Ind, 5831. THE CHARLES MENNE GROCERY CO. STALLS 67-68 LOWER FLOOR SPECIAL—STALL 35 Fresh Salmon Eggs, for Bait ;- | BUTTER IS CHEAPER > HAROLD V. TUPPER Booth 2% eee or Ai KINDS ereeed, peppers WeAND 16, [—_—<—==>= == —<— $< —<—<— < << — HOOD’S CANDY CO.—1509 PIKE PLACE SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY |] Resular 400 Fruit Loat iaty . Bhe | 40¢ Hand-Rolled Cho: e 2b¢ | LARGE VARIETY OF EASTER CANDY NOVELTIES | HOOD'S—HOME OF THE FAMOUS PRINCE:S CHOCOLATES | SEARCH FOR EXPLORERS COPENBAG aN, March #1 GILES 18 APPOINTED. o.YMPIA M v That Are New and Most Popular We Are Ready to Show You Many More of the New $5.00 and $6.00 Styles Ladies’ Tan, Calf, BUTTON SHOES $2.50 Bo STON SAMPLE HOE HOP ROOMS 207, 208, 209, 210, 211 AND 212 216-218-220 PIKE ST.- $2.50 High Toe and High Heel —__———-TOMORROW, SATURDAY————— 7 BEST ~ Modern Dentistry All Operations Painless NEED GASOLINE id GOULD LECTURES CONSULTATION AND EXAMINATION Full Set of Teeth 22k Gold Crowns Bridgework Gold Fillings Sliver Fillings (th i: Porcelain Crowns (best) $3.50 Up and Up Terms to Suit All work done by expert dental operators. Lady attendant. Men’s Shoes The Beet Dentistry that you can btain in the city and at the cheap- est possible prices We Do Exactly as We Advertise All Work Guaranteed 15 Years Laboring People’s Dentists y 2 Electro Dental Parlors Cor. First Ave. and Pike Opposite Public Market CO, Second at Pike Over Swift's Inc. Drug Store 216-218-220 PIKE ST. RETIRING From Business $50,000 Worth of Men’s and Boys’ Clothing, Furnish- ing Goods, Hats, Shoes, Etc., must be disposed of at once—We have been up against a losing game and have DECIDED TO QUIT [ A GREAT SACRIFICE That Means That Every Article in the Store Will Be Sold Far Below Cost. The Following Items Will Give You an Idea of What Is Going to Happen Clothing Will Be Sold at One-Third Its Original Price ec and alls cut 28e] ~PANTS $3.00 Men’s Pants cut to. .89c $3.50 Corduroy Pants cut to n ders, Pre dey snd others .... $3 50 Le ane "..Be}s aie ‘Si ial” a 48 Handkerchiefs | e Suit per 00 Suit Cases ie 89c $1.48 $1.89 * $2.48 $5.00 Boyden and Packard Shoes, cut to " 9 to $10.00 Boyden Sho $4.00 Boys’ Suits SUITS sis. 28¢ $15.00 Men’s Suits cut to $3.89] ‘ WE HAVE ABOUT 100 OF THESE $20.00 Men’s Suits cut to $5.89]... no" $22.50 Men’s Suits cut to $7.89 * s $25.00 Men’s Suits cut to Under. Silk $2. 48 Shirts *" 48¢ : 0 saa 48c st rts $4.00 Boys’ Suits $7.00 Boys’ Suits HATS en's Ha aft and stiff; all sizes soft and } Hats oft and J, B. Stets jon and other ar brands, cut tc This Entire Stock Will Be Sold Sete Both WHOLESALE and RETAIL IN ORDER TO GIVE OUT-OF-TOWN BUYERS AN EQUAL CHANCE OUR STORE OPENS TOMORROW Saturday, April 1, at 9 A. M. 216-218-220 PIKE STREET Hi. KESSLER 216-218-220 PIKE STREET Salesladies Wanted—Apply Before 9 a. m.