The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 14, 1913, Page 2

} | enemas sername au ai ‘VARSITY FAVORITE IN I TONIGHT’S TRACK MEET an, Co Scenic Cafe ay Minted = BOMBARDIER WELLS TO TACKLE GUNBOAT SMITH Sulphurro Fcc Purifies the Blood and = - overs Cures Rheumatism Hu : pel EVERYOT SRATTLE INTERURGAN RAILWAY Hardware Specials for Saturday 4 t Fans Out to SWE “i fc See Practice BOWLERS i I Py ; 2 ; Ww . 4 ‘ ! 179-58 EASY FOR SOX NO. 2 "oie ” 0 it re ait ef LOS ANGELES, Ma Ry 4 _ ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES ae Loves ere ee ; eas & Taft fee = a ls ga An Impossibility—We Do Not Claim We Give You a $30 Suit for $15 As a matter of fact, there are very few suits sold the world over that are actual $30 val- ues, although they are so priced. WE DO CLAIM We give you a Suit for $15 equal to one for which other tailors charge $25 to $30. From Mill to Man Direct—eliminating the Middleman’s profit enables us to give you the greatest $15 worth of real clothing value it is possible to receive. Be Convinced Let your next Suit be a ‘Dundee’ Hand-Tailored to Order Ask the Man Who Wears “A Dundee’ ‘He Knows All we selection of All Wool Fabr MAKERS OF GOOD CLOTHES all portunity, Large 304 Pike St. THE STAR—FRIDAY, MARCH 14, 1913. ~— TRAINING CA CAMP DOPE— SOR cial hiniiiisalnsiiilplanmeaiiis-aiiidpaesaitan ve tae ; ll er LAJOIE'’S HAT 8T tHe fina.” ° ' ne Main 96g, takes I ' a 0 ‘ yres 8 sia 2 ie: ast } “ ! ffice 114 Jac ; ‘ “ { t nen 1 t Me i) Fo! owe feos nog |Seat est Spo tin g Go ds Co, : “BUTE ee gy REMEDIES 3-715 FIRST A | WRIGHT & Dit A ao ——— - eee ee ——— — | bil Py bees i Free With Every $1.00 Ball or 50cR ENTS Conner | | yaa." 5 Your Choice of Any 50c Cap or Belt in the pecndeldagl Gl a This Offer Only Good Saturday, oo) | Il f inky 2h Mb cote ie i! § 75c Athletic Supporters. .* ee AJ i} 75c Reinforced Zaseball other \) Mask; heavily padde:! . .25c & 1 € — pepe H l oe its Tennis Racquets Restrung Same Day as [ee at tae weatiys 72 Received SAY EVERS 18 OVERDOING IT TAMPA March 4.— Cor ints that the program of traint | ' HARDWARE SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY Heat quality Garden Is, upward from .10¢, Best Da G . 2he i nt DHand 10¢ ! + O:-2: 90 . . p | {ORPE SHOWING BIG LEAGUE FORM “ouTiTTERS Seattle Sporting Goods Co.) HARDWARE TIN 713-715 FIRST AVE = ———————— = =lICs cn 's soll And | knew it when I undertook to raise the $25,000 needed to keep the old reliable firm of A. Bridge & Co. out of bankruptcy. But it’s got to be done if | have to sell these high grade goods for half what they actually cost. - y LOOK AT THE WAY I HAVE CUT PRICES FOR TOMORROW Remember, | guarantee a perfect fit with alter- ations free and refund your money if not entirely satisfied. The people respond to sales that ! conduct because they know they will get square treatment. Boys’ 50c Men's $10.00 ; a 1 ES we sin | $12.50 ; oys Suits now cut to ’ ‘ cut to 19c Knickerbocker |_ ss #25 | Men’s Suits Suits 10¢ $8.00 Cut to Cut to Men’s 50c All-Wool $10.50 Handker- Suspenders Oregon Men’s Suits ; 2 1 7 chiefs now Blankets cut to A 45 now 4 on 19c gow $3.45 ° $6.50 Boys’ Knickerbock- $3.00 $15.00 $12.50 50c er Suits, with 2 pairs | Men’s Silk Men’ Men’s Men’s $14.00 $22.50 $25.00 pants, cut to re Wool Caeccsate Overcoats | Underwear | Men's Suits | Men’s Suits | Men’s Suits nderwear ae ney now cut to cut to cut to $3.98 $1.15 $6.50 $4.50 $6.50 $9.50 $11.50 $21.50 $25.00 $3.50 Men’s Men’s my: : oO t Ovavecat en's Sui Men’s — Cee cut to $8.45 Shirts now $12.25 91c Corduroy; Pants $4 Men's Cc “at ‘to Dress be Every article in our big A en’s Shoes in high top Alaska Outfitting Depart- patent, tan| f or dull waterproo ment at greatly reduced laathar Shoes now $1.98 a is sn P Burke", A. Bridge & Co. 103 First Ave. South, Corner Yesler Way prices, yar eee 25 Salespeople Wanted | Apply at Once Doors Open Tomorrow | 10 A.M. |