The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 8, 1913, Page 2

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BUSY BUGS noouver horse Men’s Sox cut cut cut cut cut Underwear $2.00 Union Suits, fine silk lisle, cut Men’s Pants $6.00 Dress Pants cut to $3.39. Cotton Ribbed Un- M $3.50 Dress Pants§ §derwear cut to 27c. M cut to $1.98. N $2.50 Pants, good rey Fall os kerchiefs cut to 3c. mS : Pants cut to $2.45. 50c Men's Sus is $3.50 Corduroy penders cut to 14e. Pants, dark cord, cut to $1.29. HATS ? $1.00 Men's ; Men’s Shoes | j crusher Hats Ope Kine lide of colors and sizes, cut ing L. Douglas Shoes to 43c. cut to $2.65. 200 Men’s Hats, re $6.50 Men’s 14-f soft and_ stiff, inch high-top Shoes] Jsizes, values to 4 A cut to $2.85, $4.00 Men’s Heavy Work Shoes, black or tan, cut to $2.45. $3.50, cut to 95¢c. $4.50 Blanket Lined Coats, guar- | | Its accessibility to | os ||! Your Home or hehe | ? ° autoed ae aalgae erection len’s Shirts | 4: <4 C | || Arranging Your Private 10 dozen assorted ight | ect? | > he’ | a | Affairs t be in the game fo Flannel Shirts, val- Meine Con 1 pr aia 1 month | ued to $2.00, cut to brown, bil 1 r ate Conference rooms | 83c. : . Cnentn bowtie |RIVERS IS FAVORITE Fine line Negligee] JS" s ga" “7% a tatement cost to \ Rest rooms 4 od Prose Leased Wire Shirts, fancy — pat- seh det v : f + ||| Telephone, ete 4 EW xc RG, April 8 Beonus terns, valued to as uve every one neat, || 2 he 1 Leach Cross a beating itely accurate, and ||| tte price, which rune trom hen the two met here before, Jos oe ae Pee $8.00 All. Wool % i ; \| aoe “in his retura, bout with th en’s Blue Cham-§ } Oregon Blankets cut me—if you use a } and st here tor : The nant bray Shirts, 75c val- to $3.30. Pp | ‘ iG | take pinco before the Bt Niet ues, cut to 43c. di - | olas club, he house w old ou ost you accent to try a | Por year . police reserve will Dress Shirts, all hool * i ; # : | | with @ etowing |i )revent a mob storm sizes, valued to $5.00 Boys’ Sci ate- |i! with all the above protection | proline $1.25, cut to 47e, Suits cut to $2.29. cae | AT THE— De a ae | LORE BEATS: MANDOT Burroughs Adding Machine Co, NORTHERN mane | 4 “i New. 2 Hattwolant, to] ri ge 0. | Bote i | | rod fit nent for Cham-| ; ). WILD ee Manner | Mo Ri ‘oday as fenry Butlding [sult of la drawn’ 10-romnd bettto| ll 103 First Ave. S or Yesler Way aie : ‘ with Joe Mandot of New Orleans tA tht Il eke ASG Gnd Bikaee ile net! trom the gouth grogey in the tina SALE OPENS 10 A. M. TOMORROW Sees ns " cere ae FT LEAS REN HSN We 1 but Man@ot-recovered himself and i fine coursing | fought Ike a demon thereafter, % h