The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 11, 1913, Page 2

= ‘SENATE PASSES BOXING LAW; (TRAINING CAMP PICTURES FROM DIXIE | Nature’s Remedy Cam tthe 4 HOUSE NOW MUST SAY IF TEN- 4 : 2 While You" Sleep pect ROUND BOUTS WILL BE ALLOWED ee ae “DENNY-RENTON” All Clay Products 1007 Hoge Bldg. / ® BULL BROS. SSS ees | Just Printers “ie State Tarbe to kil the ta 1013 THIRD AVENUE A - pt boty oan ayaa oe hf MAIN 1043 IND. 5200 ‘tho bill age th | ' hisaresce GIANT HEAVERS ARRIVE; TO GET chicos sooo: | SOME REAL WORKOUTS TODAY 1; Wheo fterncos € ted the boys gan ~ a Members of the Clown of getting Into econditio: hy i, | Pitcher Willie Mitchell, an: + Ball players generally hal ‘om left tg right are Nap Lajole, ham, Catcher Grover Land and Thir the medicine ball to harden the body ar ex his vn tion Mc Browning med tn Calttornia in| GRIMM MATCHED Ph delighted st WITH CARL NELSON life i who The lawye advi was wre ft a. a wart. bak © FREE TO YOU guard Just pe . . The Electra-Vita pus his) Polly Grimm, natiogal A, A. U heavy welg champ, ba ror in url Nelson now ted with 4 Imzzlew Are oT pout will take place at Cen- Halls and the Cubs for { n|tralia, Grimm's home, on March 28, '? tournament at the * a8 4 result o! y Nee Monday night AMUSEMENTS good ay z= ~ ——= | Manage Ra SEATTLE THEATRE from Meikle. | Main «2 T LONIGHT—ALL WEEK H Washington @ydygyysss. ROLLS PER EO i cassia eC iy Title Insurance ison Talking Pictures TOURNEY SCORE # “The Opening Night” Com an OTHER BIG ORPHEUM ACTS INTERURGAN RAILWAY a a “ w tee : @ om. 17:30. 1 ‘ » THE ORIGINAL CAST : ; Pt Pe aie er 5—-OTHER BIG S. & C. ACTS « a & Y ‘ EVE ; Pantages Theatre |issstine’striie until the i ra FOUR PREVOSTS. |. vinaat ‘aricen ane Will I be able to raise the $25.000.00 that is abso- 5 hernieone'ese sm | pun In A TURKION BATHS Lo => se lutely needed to keep A. Bridge & Co. out of bank- SEE NGAETION ©: | au Comedy Bu toe and 20¢)’RAH-’RAHS HUS ruptcy? Can the $75,000 stock of this old estab- WHITE SOX TEAM : : aA lished firm be turned into cash quick enough to icine tence te oe fy Stand off the creditors? chien i KNOW THIS MUCH wgians near PEOPLE WILL BUY THESE HIGH GRADE GOODS IF 1 CUT THE to | asain PRICES ENOUGH. THIS SALE HAS BEEN A TREMENDOUS SUCCESS. “3 2° ~THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE HAVE TAKEN ADVANTAGE OF THIS BIG rake run. The coltegians Mg] CHANCE TO'SAVE MONEY. BUT I'VE GOT A BIG PART OF THAT olled up six bite off Smith, Dow $25,000 YET TO RAISE. weaken IN GOOD AN APOLOGY !S DUE On account of the big crowds on the opening days of the sale I was com- WE WANT YOU, SiR, 10 COME 10 SHAPE FOR BROWN : pelled to employ a number of inexperienced peeeita Salk ce eee tha k descr peand tore, Loser Wire tox [dreds of customers were not properly waited on. | apologize, and assure you ic i a git RE AN iSO INR SIR I ¢ R STYLES! Angeles Sei are poaderthg 0. that good service now awaits you. Remember that | guarantee a perfect fit StE THESE NEW uv a s66 Gud Anderso xer i for every suit, make alterations free, and stand back of every sale made to the & |B M t icit. lott wah a ee who has never traded » BY point of refunding your money if you are not perfectly satisfied. p25 Ac sien wh wer ‘ y t 1 « t » Close tc road, § bered, be pric acter, ar s one of thes ~ we eel pHMere Is the Way I Have Stashed the Prices VEITH-CAMMACK |*2 2 e Men’s Suits $10.00 Men’s Suits cut to... . $2.95 Attention, Mothers Now is the time to yet your boy’s $4.75 Boys’ Knickerbocker Suits SECOND AVE. AT JAMES ST. vers = oe TACOMA TO LOSE GOOD BACKSTOP) A y : 50 Men’s Sui 3.45 ar: i . Tiga = rb , suit. The prices speak for them- Min hire acl Balser i oko $2.59 $10.50 Men’s Suits cut to. . . .$3. Fifty Years Ago, When Golden Wedding § -, "s a. ee a $12.50 Men's Suits cut to... .$4.45 : Rye Was Young ) 4.25 Boys’ Knickerbocker: i i i t * pp oe — pinched = $ y ckers Suits with two pairs pants, cut to . . $3.98 $15.00 Men’s Suits cut to. . . .$8.50 cut to... eee eee eee ee Sir 75c Boys’ Knickerbocker Pants cut $22.50 Men's Suits cut to. . .$10.25 $5.00 Boys’ Serge Suits cut to $2.98 | $25.00 Men’s Suits cut to. . .$12.35 a ee sod CIs ot ee + .37e $30.00 Men's Suits cut to. . .$12.75 A EL LY REN) REAL AT WANT LISTER TO $12.50 Men’s Overcoats now... . $4.50 . 4 2 1.50 Men’ re oe | brine Lied OPENER $15.00 Men’s Overcoats now. . . . $6.50 me ys sacle Beagle eigenstate ” } Fiskdor J : ! eS | eee 50c Men's All-wool Hoss now. << 17c 10c Men’s Handkerchiefs now.....-« 3c $25.00 Men's Overcoats now. . .$14.65 a a ane — Hose now. = 10c Arm Bands now............+: 3¢ $10.00 Guaranteed Waterproof Slip- 75s Men's Umbrellas eee , ‘ : : “aes 15c Bandana Handkerchiefs now... .4¢ OU BONE Saas jos Secseanue $4.95 $3.00 Men’s Hats, soft or hard, now 25c Hose Supporters now.......++ qe pe <i = $4.00 Men’s Dress Shoes in patent, tan ah FORD e eee ee cheeseevet $1.49 $3.50 Men's silk and wool Underwear | rr parts Cron ot he Ti ' or dull leather now........... $1.98 eae wi en ee Sg SS RES NE SN eae $1.18 vol nd ¢ $6.50 Men’s high top waterproof Shoes $7.50 All-wool Gusaiax ‘Rinker $1.50 Men’s Underwear now.....- 796 sci AACS see Wr a Ean ESS Monies ine syne vs $4.58 | 50c Men’s Underwear now......-- 29c $3.00 Men’s Blue or Gray Flannel Every article in our big Alaska $3.50 Men’s Corduroy Pants —— DONO Sia ie x's chad x yee 91c Rie $4.00 Men’s Pants now....:.- “ 80c Men’s Blue Chambray Shirte .29c Outfitting Department at greatly $3.50 Men’s Blue Serge Pants now $1.25 Dress Shirts now.........54c bakioedgricen,. 0 Res pia tee ttt ee ee ween eens $2.45 $2.50 Men's Sweaters now.....- sf In Charge . 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