The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 17, 1913, Page 3

2 THE STAR—WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1913 bs 3 ] | RRUIT LAXATIVE, (oor ie tne wo Torreon —e FOR SICK CHILD me BACK HOME freon ant A Clever Buy of Women’s Coats Arrives! NIA SYRUP OF FIGS” @ sak ; th a cena e Se wie CLEVEL sige MUNICIPAL of cary hai . veh : wr ’ | oo Stay pant omit ae emai re The Best Values We’ve ; ag oe VEORASKA wit ser Muto ene § Offered the Women of 2 ‘ ir 4 1 HE FIF Th Me fg a sae pein tot ey in| het eet "Seattle at the Opening “4 hettod $40( _ ao 4 ‘ Wednesday apd este EARS re of the Season! 4 y reanteba - Pula Pa esidente KENTUCKY ORTUNE favors the alert tt JACOB | A. SILVERTHORN shi] tae ints rot saad anealae tein de ie elaly sevewanith * ; ea miviaeat ~ ‘ M4 a “ Meveny hs Mint i : eet HU NT rc e LOT ONE ee we , a “ ‘iy te , ution axe tite tot : $12, cr “ " o hi e wae Gold at aut LOT TWO oy : ILLINOIS fe py oF ed ead , ’ A , : : po : z f 1OWA sare ‘. hehe ot Wis Dane ow, hee broken ae daly "| Grand Unt 1 Wednesday Night vasudne $19, de r by ae MOINES— City rae a be i Myater ue : « "aa! aeiead (See the Window Displays) ; i a fs “i: |Honeymoon Ship of Millionaire’s | "°°" t Se aracINUS HOTEL » a corps Colauiat. Unthi Wakaesaay Night ° : oe EE oe anny kee Daughter = Bellboy on Rocks] -:."s.2%"..00%2"0""" f | Hosiery and Underwear] |Shoes Specially Priced al 1 ra SAN Pa ‘ sue Aboar T crate A “wenn ot up of Me = ~ ay 4 : Sak fe on ar bine . | 3 7 ir en nea : | He o L e INkum t mili Wedneuday aul cd r on =rasPct king Henry M hy leat ny a neo Fit vod met E makins Ww Nt whe S | rat t t ave, opine psbiyleonn Men «$5.00 Work Shoes, box feos w ov ; /f > rama; “Her Way AT 12%¢ Pair A : Bibi be + that's al ae er Good Pianos From $100 up to $275 ae ae ee oe BS. 4 The latter is the price for the very best of 4 standard makes in art cases. Terms as low as - $5 per month. . These are the extraordinary bargains you can get 3 now at 1621 Third Ave., where A. W. Meyer, one of the : Pioneer Piano Dealers of the Pacific Coast, is closing $ out his large stock of Pianos and Player-Pianos, to retire from business You cannot find a better assortment anywhere—ten leading » select from—while the prices are at makes t least CUT IN HALF. Lease of store Ist. Low rent. sale, to be turned over November AT THE A. w. MEYER 1621 Third Ave. NORTH OF PINE. Moore Metropolitan— Dark Seattie—Halley & Mit in “The Traffic.” Orpheum—Vaudevita, Empress—Vandeville, Pantages Vaudeville. VISIT OUR NEWLY REMODELED STORE See the New Styles We Are Showing Hundred of attractive Py Voor Credit Patronage Is Invited well se [ THE MARKETS | 1a producers for froin & bless Price nd ve Our New Corset Department COATS— COATS COATS— COATS COATS COATS— 1418 Viola Barbara Lux Putman THEATRES THIS WEEK. “Low Miserables,” in mo- —_—— EATS FIFTY.TWO RAW EGGS (WONDERFUL OFFER inner | New Fall Arrivals . | Pag ss cticse ff] Silk Dresses............$17.50 worth $25.00 — JF Silk Waists....u0.$ 2.00 worth $ 4.00 New Fall Arrivals SUITS—$15.00—-WORTH SUITS—$16.75—WORTH SUITS—$19.50—WORTH SUITS—$22.50—WORTH SUITS—$25.00--WORTH SPECIAL FEATURE IN COATS ~$19.50—WORTH -$25.00--WORTH TOMORROW— THURSDAY = Greater Seattle Cloak & Suit Co. ced heels ‘ NOx neh garter top. Regular . {rama Animat : eb ed world’s news: “Hy ne E Arc ducational, and a com AT 25 Women's fine i © rth, nigh neck City ati Thursday Night ank “Olly f el feature mateh; 35¢ value. Olympian Toni ight “Tho Las Ey dr Standard | Tickets Patterns | | 4c in Seattle Here 15¢-10¢ ir BRITISH WEW [ SOCCER | WERE ALL THERE KENT, (Ohio, § M SWITCHMAN WORK A BORE AND WweEoDSs Labeda wieey CHICAGO, Sor t 1 ch Pg 17.—The fact amuel Frost of meeting for the purpose of] ting all arrangements for the LONDON, 8¢ to i by the James Snow of ague at Wil Wind of schedule A. Chill of has already been arranged, there Chris F, are only a few remaining details yet Blow of to be completed. of Camden, o2e ady is held age Franklin, one of the four new in the elt stock entrants this year, participated in | atk p- | its first game as a tember of the | gard to San Fran z t [GN hove Boll tka” maid nklin Sanday and was defeated, | gy 8 pr sald | ask AMERICANS TO SAVE | P FRANKLIN'S LONDON HOME Big NEW YORK, Sept. 17—Duffie | ck Diamond hasn't the) MacN t cat of the steam- ° ° 17 had a year ago, they | shi drowned while at LON ing from the bows » to the top of the pier, en on board the Cale- since that vessel was t years ago, and made y trip in New York. a BULL FIGHTER . BARNS $600,000, | Fra sed a f ington. All they n, one of the quar jen of $60 F ita | practice and ex-| termasters, d overboard in aa 1 thold ame to make them | effort to 5 cat, but failed, ntenders for the cham-! The shit 8 flag dropped to half Duffie's memory. F il Millinery Bigger Bargains Than Ever, This Week A new shipment of Trimmed Hats just arrived, | the latest tailored and dress styles in the East. | This is how we priced them for you: $3.50 Hats.. $1.95 | $5.50 Hats.. $2.95 | $7.00 Hats.. $3.95 9. 00 Hats.. $4.95 | $10.50 Hats $5.49 ba 50 Hats $6. 50 Can yo A full line Dance at Dreamiand tonight.—Adv. | Market Adve mast in ALTERATIONS FREE $12.50—-WORTH -$15.00—WORTH .......$22.50 $17.50—WORTH $22.50-—-WORTH ....... $30.00 $35.00 > yu afford to be without a hat at these prices of untrimmed shapes at very moderate yeautiful assor er the late Sr es, Waists Pett Ro Anite rful Wings, Stick-ups, Ostrich Noveltie Imitation Paradise and French Pl ae 49c, 59c, 79c, 98c and $1.19, Don't fail to see these bargains to buy, priced at ‘ome in to inspect our wond There urging other than the irresistib " Hefter-Landfiel Nite (0. 1420 Second Ave.—Opposite Bon .Marche SECOND AVE.