The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 5, 1913, Page 2

HOLDERMAN SIGNS SEATT Manage OREGON KID SUN chnelde Raymond sings \ Hat in the V Pitcher out BUFFALO, N.Y \ d \ Rebece t ( when tl ; Selle first on MeGin Pgs Mary sig the race in order to res th ferman = had na at Dr of the Kid. Harry Groat I : Pete con dictn Jand was badly t pout ackton, of New| having , head The race y ‘ottehed for that club SALE CLOSES SATURDAY NIGHT want you to remember hand more, we we make fine is too important to be lo track of If you have bought one of these Suits you kr it was the best value you ever had To make it worth while calling at once we make this special offer of a $5 TO $7 PAIR OF PANTS FREE This Offer Positively Closes Sat- With Every SUITS Made to YourOrderat “Free” here means F staple blacks and blues, as well as extra pair of $5 to $7 trousers Absolutely Free. No Free Pants After This Week at 10 o’Clock m our regular range zular price, choose fre novelties—and with your suit we make y NOW AT FINE NEW STORE IN THE NEW GREEN BUILDING 323 Pike St. wai’ Wash. Correct Clothes Will always be found at the Big Hub Store on Pioneer Square Regal $15 Suits and Overcoats Are the very best in the world for the money—because they embody everything that tends to perfect tailoring, together with fabrics that are guaranteed pure wool. We just received a shipment of the very and White and Black and White stripes. SEE CUT newest designs in Brown SEE THE DISPLAY IN OUR WINDOWS The new Fall Stetson Hats are here for you, in many colors and shapes TAKE NOTICE—AX Saturday Special Hote-Proof Sox for Men They come in Black and Colors. ZOc Per Six Pairs guaranteed Six Months. oa Limit of Six Pairs to each customer. Pair 615-617- 619. | ifirst Ave. | 619 tle t 1 SCHOOL ATHLETIC | J: sewers committee, | 615-617- ‘First Ave. § FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1913. STAR In seeking thie Information, wo} b ability of this Chappelle kid would 1 to get the o} and ct to chang {thout iments of our ve uthor:| tee. ‘Three-ba wallopa and a th y or hearsay uerifice hit Thu ta om don't o What we + = want is « t evid btatned The four leading clubs 4n the m the ch ip views It ts league were trimmed that ta bothering Did Seat » slip, fall or was gho pushed? ae ah a ae Noting that thie ex-Chle Whatever Idea you may possess |)" Briveo Gaain Tiaieeey sto the ability of Tealey y.| 8 a ‘ent that the Seal fans are Overall their enthusta an a baseball eee ure hin ¢ bing these hitless w ° it was Umpire day In Spo A Md kane ‘Thursday and the far That was @ pretty poor exhibition nd the, players were t al f anto racing over the Elgin ywed to ki 1 Ont 1 man was killed or 1 Maintaining ° mon about as ouny to the iad kane fans and players as @ about as muoh occasion! | plucting eagles with a bea tponed Seat hooter, as t Detroit @ —- ry bout the Tiers see hance to take part tn the world’s) A wrestler can forget to change erles. his shirt or ¢ haved t he al odin ned ways remem ” a Unkind remarks concerning the! half-am QUEEN ANNE HIGH’S— kad ¢ VETERANS MISSING. one ¢ quarterback te in the CITY HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Oct. 4—Broadway va. Franklin. k Oct. 11—Tacoma ve. Broadway | } y nove! at Seattle. It is paid be ts not go Oct. 18—West Seattle ve. Frank Ke lin, Big Gap In Lineup Oct. 25—Ballard ve. Franklin It fo w wien gap that has beer Nov. 1—Lincoin vs. Franklin. ‘ ‘ Nov. 7—Queen Anne ve. Frank , lin. Nov. 8—Broadway ve. Lincoln Nov. 15—Queen Anne ve. Lin coln. Nov, 22—Broadway ve. Queen Anni math of char fron chook realms Last Only Three Left sauat atin witon 8 ; riggs Borer te and a backfield, a brainy quarter, Jother Northwest Games] pt. &.—Ie and Free Examination ptionally low was Um the Rees by wa prices lated ow for our hign grade work is to enable ua t KoeT busy during the sum months and only good fc . . thirty days. beech alad aA og. 22k Gold Crowns....$3.50 to 85 hag teen Bridgework $3.50 to $5 . Full Set of Teeth $3.50 Up Porcelain Crown (best) $3.50 Up 2 7 «2 | Gold Fillings ..81 Up 0 4 2] Silver Fillings 80c Up ries: Schmutz and Kor ‘The Rest Den y You Can Ob- Kraft and Harris NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE We Do Exactly as Advertised. we Hg ; Lady Attenda: vv’ o ' TERMS TO § © St] Teeth Without Plates AM Work Guaranteed 15 Years lon. * Laboring People’s Dentts “ a te oa «@ bow t i ame ‘* “ om New York “of ass! | NATIONAL LEAGUR Won Lost ret| New Yorks . . os oa 410) *PST «PINE -O CMARKET? f cet eel ¢ ee ae : ie mie 8 aa a, na Oe at “io if Amgeles Cafe COAST LEAGUE 1422-1426 Firet Avenue Won Loet. Pet og Our 25c Regular non am Dinner ° Angeles a oe pel ad awiand ou aes Our Special 50c Chicken Dinner Served from 11 a. m. to 8 p. m. j Are Unexcelled in Seattle |f| Oysters, Dungeness Crabs, Fish, ke and Chops sATEST MOTION "ICTURES—FRER Vocal and Instrurnontal Concert Afternoons and Evenings Prof. Nape’s Hawailan Orchestra —OFr— | 9—Artistse—9 AMERICAN LEAGUR | Poston #-6, Ph 4-8 New York 8 et Detroit 4, ¢ At. Loule 6 NATIONAL LRAGU) Brooklyn 6-1, New York 8-1 | Bt Louie 4-4, Pittevure B6 COAST LEAGUE Portiand %, Onkiand 1 fiacramento %, Loe Angeles 1 FRE! o 8, Ban Franctsco 3. LEAGUE IN MEETING — | A meeting of the Public Schools Athletio league was held Thursday afternoon to disenss plans for the football and soccer seasons, Class A, tn both football and soccer, was abolished and the limit weight raised to 125 pounds. Football and ser entries close Sept. 20 at and the first games will be} ed October 1. new active members were to the executive committee, c M. Place, A Goldsmith, | Rev, H, BE, Brown and H. P. Burdick COUNCIL SPLITS ON WHATCOM AV. WORK A majority of the streets and ‘ounetimen Grif evith, yester. commend for ap-|! ments roll, amount r paving What rting streets, with | 113 Firet Ave., Unton Block. 1 am now giving my entire time and Pxaminatto i tve. withou My offer to you brick, Councilman Goddard. will| (“fer yee y dentiat In Beattie present a minority report. The ma-|«n4 Bart oe ation, ei eall on Pict yep fre and Tearn. ma and whet t can jority contended that it {a up to the |? And Jearm my prices and what T oan public works, not the counctl,| want to do your work. When you come to my offices the to pass on the magits of the L B marits of the work.| ..j'and see my ploture in m the entrance of the bnilding: {t's Jost Hee the one tn @hin advertinement Neoware of Fake Dr. Browne, y omen at NO GAME YESTERDAY The weatherman turned off | the taps in Portland Wednes- | but the grounds were too | Kdwin J. Brown, D. D &. Boat! 1 ding Der tint. rat Ave, sy to allow Seattle and thei »asion, Open evenings unttl #, and Suns Gage Untl) 4, for people Who work, MNntnact SCHNEIDER BACK RANDOM SHOTS PICK ATHLETES |PELKEY TRAINING BIG PORTLAND COP PORTLANI Bept. 6.—Arthur the Pendlet LONDON EDITOR IS SEATTLE BOOSTER folks. We Sell to You THESE P LOT NO. 1. Men's Suits in cassimeres, Tweeds, Serges and Worsteds; sizes only 33, 34, 35 and 36. Sold formerly from $12.50 to $16.00. Bankrupt Sete prea nnn. OHO LOT NO. 2. Men's Sults, consisting of all Fall goods in Grays, Browns and Blues; all sizes. Formerly eold from $18.00, $20.00 and $22.50. > aeltaeas $8.95 LOT NO. 3. Men's Suits, consisting of Blue Serges in Narrow Wales, 18-0z., all hand tailored. Sold regular from $25.00, $27.50 and $30.00. ~—yebae Hundreds of English Slip-Ons and Cravanett at Less Than Whole: Cost Pants - O8e Pants 81.79 Pants 82.39 Pant eee $2.89 $6.00 and §7.00 Sweet Orr Pants. Bale wh agiekade eees $3.39 Men’s Shoes One lot of Men's Shoes, lace or button or Oxfords, in biacks or in tans, Burt & Packard, W. J. Douglas and Florsheims. These are odds and ends. Sold up to Sale price sresteseess Ql ood Ngee mn $2.00 and $3.00 and $4.00 and $5.00 and $5.50 Men's Shoes hes wi $2.65 pe $2.95 500 palra of Zimmerman-Degen Shoe Co. Made In Seattle. Sold regular from $4.00 to $5.00, These are all working shoes; all sizes, Bankrupt $2.95 Sale price 716 | THE WAR IS ON The 100%ProfitStores Being Routed Our Great Bankrupt Sale, which has been running now for two weeks, has proven of big aid in cutting down the high cost of living for Seattle People have simply flocked to our store, and there got the greatest values in high-class merchandise that this city has ever heard of. Can Buy for at Wholesale We buy Bankrupt Stocks for Spot C Often we can buy as low as 25c on the dollar. In other words, we pay le our competitors pay $1.00. No wond they can't cc ete with ¢ pr Just now we are selling from the bankrupt stocks of the Plymouth Clothing Co., of Aberdeen, and the Wright Sample Shoe Co., of Tacoma. ‘ FIRST AV. Bet. Columbia and Cherry ques Watch for Number 716 gua Neatn Walter Mo RUNNER TO QUIT A GREAT CPrreg Chas, Netily, Sweet Irtah Singer, 100 and 206 eae gehts!’ BULL BROS, J oot months io SE Printere 1014 THIRD MAIN 1043 Excursion to Navy Yard Sunday, September 7th Largest Naval Station on Coast Many Battleships, Crulsere, Torpedo Boats, Submarines at Yard Visitors Allowed Aboard Officers’ Quarters, Training Ships, Athletic Grounds, Immense Dry Docks, Machine Shops, Warehouses and Many Other Sights Baseball Games Between Navy Men and Outside Teams. NAVY YARD 8&8. 8. H. B, KENNEDY AND TOURIST LEAVE COLMAN DOCK 8:00 AND 10:30 A. M., 1:30, 2:30 AND 5:30 P. M. VISITORS ALLOWED IN YARD DAILY See Two Fare, Round Trip, 50c; Children 5 to 12, Half Fare for Less Than Our Competitors RICES ARE DOING IT SCHOOL |Furnishing SUITS |, Goods 10¢ Handkerchlefs +++ BE Children’s School Sults, In bce prmaineetamw as - browns, grays and blue serges; | 55. wandkerchlefe ‘ee sizes 9 to 15. Sold up to $9.50. | 14. Cotton Gloves _. re | Bankrupt Sale $3 95 15¢ Black and Tan Sox. pee Bw hac! 25e Suspenders .. 25 Neckwear ; 75c Leather Gloves i 9 | 500 Working Shirts 75c Golf Shirts .. 4 75c Black Sateen Shirts... 36c Black and Fancy Lis! 35¢ Cashmere Hose --19¢ B- 0c Wool Sox ...., 29¢ 75c Extra Heavy Wool Sox.39¢ $1.50 Cluett Shirts .......95¢ $1.50 and $2.00 Victor Shirts Ladies’ Satin Pumps, In black. Regular $3.00 and $3.50. Bank- Pletccams nik oad $1.39 Ladies’ Tan Pumps. Sold reg- ular at $2.50, $3.00 and $3.50. Bankrupt Sale $1.45 50c Cotton Ribbed Underwear ++ 29¢ rwear +» -B9¢ ONS regi ‘ose $2.50 Union Suits ......$1.65 Ladies’ Oxfords, In gun metal, | $350 Union Sults ....... $2.29 patents or vicl kid; button or | $5.00 Silk Negligee Shirts. ... Satthcuittriee Crt $1.95 lace; all the newest toes. Sold regular for $3.00, $3.50 and $4.00, Bankrupt 8a price 1,000 pairs of Ladies’ Oxfords and High Top Shoes; button or lace; all the newest toes; sizes only 2l, 3, 3/4 and 4, 8 Your choice ......sseeees 9c $2.00 Men's Hats $2.50 Men's Hats ... $3.00 Men's Hats $5.00 Stetson Hats . y e Ladies’ $3.50 and $4.00; gun Suit ( ases metal; button or lace. Bank rupt Sale $2 9 $2.00 Sult Case 98¢ PICO veeeeeeeee tees 1 2.50 Suit Case $3.00 Suit Case $1.59 Ladies’ $3.50 and $4.00; patent oe Ruts sae « $2.38 5 3 .00 Sult Case . $2. leather; button or lace. Bank- | 3°" guit Case 8345 rupt Sale $2 29 $7.50 Sult Case . $4.95 price .. oy ' $10.00 Sult Case . -$5.95 716