The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 4, 1913, Page 3

Oe I I ao a desperate situation. 8 8 oo Se teer—missi- OE MEN’S SUITS cut to $2.89. cut to $3.29. cut to $6.15. values values values values cut to $9.25. values cut to $11.25. $30. 00 values cut to $12.00. $5.00 Boys’ School Suits cut to $2.29. owes MEN’S PANTS $6.00 Dress Pants cut to $3.39. $3.50 Dress Pants cut to $1.98. $2.50 Pants, good patterns, cut to 91c. ; $4.00 Blue Serge Pants cut to 5 $2.45. $3.50 Corduroy Pants, cord, cut to $1.29. dark MEN’S SHOES Fine line W. L. Douglas Shoes cut to $2.65. $6.50 Men’s 14-inch high-top Shoes cut to $2.85. $4.00 Men’s Heavy Work Shoes, black or tan, cut to $2.45. MEN’S SHIRTS 10 dozen assorted flannel shirts, valued at $2.00, cut to 83c. 20 dozen Oregon City, all-wool Shirts, military and lay-down col- lars, valued at $3.50, cut to $1.65. Fine line Negligee Shirts, fancy patterns, valued at $1.35, cut to 59c. Negligee Shirts, in beautiful striped soiesettes and reps, all sizes, valued to $1.75, cut to 89c. Men’s Blue Chambray Shirts, 50c values, cut to 27c. Dress Shirts, all sizes, valued to $1.25, cut to 47c. $6.50 heavy-weight Mackinaw Coats, brown, blue and grays, all sizes, cut to $4.45. 103 First Ave. S., Cor. Yesler Way Bo. MY CREDITORS |: MUST BE PAID They have all demanded their money at once; I have no choice—I must one way to do it—turn my into cash atonce. I have been in business in Seattle for 20 years, but never before have I faced such I have but one wish, and that is that my thousands of friends may get the benefit of the give-away prices which I have put on my goods. These Prices for Saturday j Sale Opens 10 A. M, Tomorrow gre rs THE STAR—FRIDAY B CITY TO START ou AGE u BE ‘RESURRECTE pay them. I have but magnificent stock _HE LIKES TOHIT' ALEX. BRIDGE MEN’S SOX 50c Heavy All-Wool Sox cut to 17c. 25c Embroidered and Fancy Sox cut to 6c. 50c Heavy Black Merino Sox cut to 15c. 10c Men’s Handkerchiefs cut to 3c. 50c Men's Suspenders cut to 4c. MEN’S UNDERWEAR $2.00 Union Suits, lisle, cut to 98c. $2.50 Heavy Silk Lisle Nara- gansett, cut to $1.15. 50c Six-Pound Cotton Ribbed Underwear cut to 27c. fine silk HATS $1.00 Men’s Crusher Hats, all colors and sizes, cut to 43c. 200 Men’s Hats, soft and stiff, all sizes, values to $3.50, cut to 95c. pre MEN’S PAJAMAS | Drummers’ Sample Lot off # Men’s Fine Pajamas, a little id soiled, values to $3.00, cut to Fei rae $1.10. si ; 2k $4.50 Blanket Lined Coats, J guaranteed water-proof, cut to re i $2.65. ‘ 4 MEN’S OVERCOATS 1 & $12.50 values cut to $4.19. : : moked Mente—Selling Price $15.00 values cut to $5.90. $25.00 values cut to $14.05. $8.00 all-wool Oregon Blankets a: “ cut to $3.30. WUAde, Ceotubioe—Helling Frice, mixed | verti ment, ‘DEAD’ MAN WANTS TO} WHEN DENNIS HIT. UP THE HIGH SPO" BIG PROFIT FOR | J. S. ON PENNIES NAMES COMMISSION | THE MARKETS | y. Local—Baying Price y, April] pageant is the fir tra Maus lag APRIL 4, 1913 ry SEATTLE OUT OF THE HIGH-PRICED DISTRICT ND "THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY”, SECOND AVE. AT JAMES ST. 0: LESS THAN 50% MANUFACTURER’S COST —In all Sizes SPRING SUITS FOR MEN AND YOUNG MEN A Surplus Stock Purchased by Us at Large Concessions $25 and $30 High Grade Suits The Following Well-Known Makes L System, Eli Meyer and M. C. Simon, D’ Ss rs "EM | Chicago. Highart, Baltimore Rochester. A. B. Kirchbaum, Philadelphia worth $25.00 and $30.00—we are going to let ($7.95 and $9.85 s, with fine d button wool serge and mohair ‘oats are 31 and 32 Another Spring Special « ane men’s ALL WOOL DOUBLE th t SPECIAL VALUES Men's $3.00 Dress Si es of fine box “82 49 ae BARGAINS FOR —MEN’S FURNISHINGS— P If you are wearing a MALLORY HAT You are NER $ “$2.19 PURE FOOD SPECIALS 4 Cans Carnation Milk 1 Logger’s Body Recovered. 3) = GETS GONTRACT “stocKBRIDG! Ma 8., AT 4 sy M t 11 4.—The body » with three hi ESCAPES “BLAST” BLACKENS EYE EUGENE, Or Jan M RESINOL CURED > ods | me Miss ‘a D. 2 fa aural {|MER FACE SO RED AND ITCHY SHE|ghe will have rounded out 33 . : ‘a COULD NOT STAND IT miles by 1917. “SEATTLE MAN IS |” AUTHOR OF BOOK ! he ~ FRECKLES Now Is the Time to Get Rid of These Ugly Spots The th “Bro « ac i ne. | wal partie!pa n¢ cha { ory ip @ separate W Bra beds, $8.9 Blake Furnt "ture c ae 17 Pilko, or settlers to the'p is io em. Get 4 Ad-| attempted by the ape #° elght danclug beak { Hae ° ry *