The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 12, 1913, Page 9

~~ a ey y THE STAR—FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1913. 9 -==SPORTING NEWws—| THEY LOSE=VOU GAIN. whee dane) buecl 370 ars ‘ Ae BEGIN PLAY FOR “ATED BUSTER O'NEILL ) math CHAMPIONSHIP wie’! AND DUVAL WIN. WSTAR LEAGUE E | ae ROUNDUP BOUTS a Nee WORK, AE ATTEND THE FIRE SALE Insurance Cos. order further cut in prices Why Not? We buy bi se : : . make & little profit “on in order to dispose of Bridge stock at once 1 each suit. Why sh sul Idn't _A pitching duel be awe ren hig he we make the same suit a : of both wrestling and| . “little fellow” sells { boxing Remember, every dollar’s worth of merchandise must be sold in the next few days. Come and carry it away. A few items to give you an idea of how low the prices are: Pe raed Pe »xors won four of the ents last night and Seattle $25 and ask only $15? Suit or Overcoat istake—« Make nom He bag had me dae. je with ott exes . | MSY pieases © of ‘Men % ‘ei. | 80° the Majoatics ane os 1 ‘ will mee >in the first round in the 146 RM POA | pound dty ston. w— 2 i Get sreet i : Other Northwest Games MEADOWS RACING Pe ee Pe ee baeeece a FIER cliev @ 398 PAIRS MEN’S PANTS, Regular $5.00 to $7.50, Blues, FOR $2.89 PORTL. Sop 2 Colts anot from the rs, wt ning Thursday's game | 5 of Walla Waite with the r u to buy bir 323 PIKE ST. Next to United Cigar Store TATE’S]- A Place to Eat Cabaret Vaudeville, 8 p m to lam Table d’hote Dinner, with pint of wine, Tbe AT THE 1 hagoles Cafe 1422-1426 First Avenue * ee ed eeeeeeeeees bet on the é hamps ut the Beavers. ae Histo ry repeats itself, Watertoo cs The fact that It was addition to the dope be ladle that the city finished Inst tn tral as loaf this —_—$ <= | i ALTERATIONS FREE OF CHARGE | Remember, the Coast Fire and Marine Salvage Co. are selling out the (J) Bridge stock for the account of the fire insurance companies. Imported . Coburger 10c Per Glass We can beagie bond are handing out hat Fe m times, more or , this) alon » summer Highbrow for rag, eee C : A If the weather be chilly during Sj E h « a aera, 4 as save th %, NOTHING RESERVED--EVERY ITEM MUST GO--PRICES WAY DOWN (03-7 First Av.S=89-93 Yesler Way i Store Open 9:30 A. M., Close 6 P. M. Saturday Close 10 P. M. And then let the other clubs hand one to Dell and Gipe for thetr noble ¢ vikee AUG reo efforts to abet them tn the scrap D for the banner. REAL ESTATE y Perfect Ivory Specimen | bo Port Angeles Beer 5c Per Glass A PLACE TO EAT Continuous Cabaret Vaudeville From 8 to 12 P. M. 8—High Class Entertainers—8 (DO IT RIGHT Naturally, when ordering your suit or overcoat you want the best money can buy, and to do business where the price fits your pocketbook. That being the case, call and look over our stock and see what we have to offer at — ~) Fit 1 5 Satisfaction innieuants Guaranteed We are showing some extra fine woolens, including high grade workmanship and trimmings, at $20 and $25. Our clothes would cost you elsewhere $25 to $35. Why not save the difference? We employ the most skilled workmen along all lines, and by doing so can fit you correctly. Let us make your fall suit or overcoat now. OUR NAME OUR GUARANTEE } ENGLISH WOOLEN MILLS TWO STORES hoes Third Ave. at Spring 704: First Avenue VENICE ON BAINBRIDGE ISLAND ALBIRIB TOP YP calls for a ‘ing with a tb | Beattie has won four out of the last five games. LEACH CROSS WILL MEET JOE RIVERS YOUR MONEY BACK IF YOU ARE NOT HAPPY WHEN YOU BUY CLOTHES HERE That sounds good—and it is as good as it sounds. The Hub will live up to every word we put in print. As Woodrow Wilson would remark: We believe in a “square deal.” That guarantee means Regal $15 Clothes will not only look well when you buy them but they will look well until the last day of their long life. It means the'tailoring will prove satisfactory—the style will prove satisfactory—and the fit will prove satisfactory. A fermen Spine Means Perfect Health Spinal Coloma And talking about fit, reminds us to say, Regal $15 Clothes this season fit as ready-made suits were never made to fit before—a fit that will be the same next week as this; in other words, a fit that will wear as well as the cloth. It’s easy to hang clothes on a man—especially when the sales- man pulls them this way and that and smooths the wrinkles out—but it isn’t easy to make that hang last. Other Reliable Makes at $20 and $25 615-617-619 First Ave. On the Square—Opposite the Totem Pole THE LARGE STORE WITH THE LITTLE RENT ‘ou to 6. DI. A. M. JOTINSON meron Bank Bidge ~ ..