The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 9, 1915, Page 7

STAR—TUESDAY, NOV. 9, 1915. PAGE 7, CAPTURED MERCHANDISE SACRIFICE—THIS IS IT—THE SALE YOU HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR—OPENS WEDNESDAY, NOV. 10th, 10 A. M. The Veith-Cammack Company, one of Seattle’s largest and finest clothiers, quits the retail field and accepts the Seattle Mercantile Company’s ridiculous cash offer for balance of stock, which is to be sold with ths Bridge Clothing stock (who were forced to quit). This fine stock consists of popular-priced Shoes, Hats, Clothing, Furnishings, etc., which is to be sold at 707 Second Ave., near Cherry St. The greatest selling-out sale in the history of Se- attle takes place when the combined stocks are thrown out to the people. Thousands and thousands of dollars’ worth of the best merchandise for the wage earners and the capitalist are to be sacrificed. Come—attend this stupendous slaughter. The world’s best makes of merchandise are to be unmercifully slaughtered in the next 30 days, beginning Wednesday, November 10th, at 10 a. m. STORE CLOSED! Wait and Watch for the Opening The great Selling Out Sale of Clothing, Shoes, Hats and Furnishings, ete. by the Seattle Mer- cantile Co. at 707 Second Ave., should be of vital importance to the people of this community who care to make a dollar do the work of two or three dollars spent in the ordinary way. You must come. Here is a sale that will amaze the rrost skeptical. The won. derful bargains to be had during this great event almost stagger belief. It will pay you to come 100 miles to attend this unparalleled butchery. Come with the crowds. Notify your friends and neighbors. The opening will be a gala day long to be remem. bered. Let nothing keep you away. Be sure to be here some time in the next 30 days. Sale will open, rain or shine, Wednesday, Nov. 10, 10 a.m. Come. Men's Suspend. ers, regular to 25e. Sale price 25¢ Kant Krack Rubber Collars, 8c now. Sweater Coats, worth to $4.00 $1.98 Boys’ Sweaters, worth to $1.00. 39c One lot Sweater Coats, worth i250 .. 89 Men's and Boys’ Pants, worth up 20... 98c Men's finest Shoes, including high tops, worth to $7.00, now $3.98 Children’s Sweater Coats, worth to 75c, ai. See One lot Gloves, worth 35¢ and few... LOC now Ties that sell to now Finest Suits for best dress wear, and those fashionable gray and brown effects; finest hand tailoring; worth up to $30.00. Sale price $14.95 Men’s and Youths’ Rain- coats worth $2 98 to $7.50, now in Fine Ties, reg- ular to 19c 50c, at. Caps, worth to 50c, 9c now Hose, worth to 25¢, 9c now Bands Hose Support- ers, regular 250, Arm Underwear, 29c worth to 75¢ FREE RIDE TO SEATTLE NEXT TO THE HOGE BUILDING, IN THE PLYMOUTH SHOE COMPANY'S OLD STAND During this great event Out-of. Town Purchasers of $15.00, fare one way refunded within 50 miles Wednesday, Nov. 10, at 10 A. M. This mammoth stock is now being re-marked to the lowest prices known in years, and re- arranged to facilitate the handling of the immense crowds coming. You can’t afford to. Thousands of people should be here. Doors thrown open to the masses Wednesday, November 10th, 10 a. m. Sale continues about 30 days. Sensational Bargains in Men’s Clothing Hundreds and Hundreds of Suits to Pick From. See the Celebrated Maker’s Name in the Pockets. Men's and Youths’ Suits, worth to $10.00. Sale price $3.98 Fine Suits, worth to $15.00 or your money refunded at any time during this sale 95 Men’s Suits in high- grade dark silk mixed Cheviots, splendidly tailored; regular price to $18.00. Sale price $7.98 Blue Serge, Tweed and Worsted Suits; Suits that sell up to $22.50. Sale price A Men’s Fine Hand- tailored Suits in all the wanted styles; worth up to $20.00. Sale price Suits perfectly tailored — it seems a pity to sell them so low—regular price to $25.00. Sale price Men’s Fine Raincoats, worth to $6 95 $15.00, now. e * Interior view of the Veith-Cammack Co. Store, one of Seattle's finest and largest clothiers, now out of existence. The balance of the stock of this well known concern is to be sold by the Seattle Mercantile Co. at 707 Second Ave. The passing of the Veith-Cammack Co. means the people will now be in a posi tion to buy some of America’s finest merchandise at prices that hardly cover Wonderful Bargains the cost of the raw material Big Stock Shoes Sacrificed The best makes represented. Come. Buy two pairs for almost the price of one. $1.39 69c and leathers, Men’s Shoes, worth to $3.50 . Girls’ and Boys’ Shoes that sell to $1.75, now Men's Shoes, all styles worth to $6.00; sale price Boys’ and Girls’ Shoes, worth to $2.50 Ladies’ Shoes, worth to $5.00, now Rubbers, worth to $1.25 House Slippers, worth to $1.00 Men's and Ladies’ Shoes, worth to $4.00 Seattle’s Great MERCANTILE SENSATION The great Selling-out Sale by the Seattle Mercantile Com- pany at 707 Second Avenue. Don’t miss it—you can’t af- ford to—it’s the bargain thrill of Seattle. Union worth to $1.00 Suits, 39c Children's Underwear, worth 9c to 35¢ Raincoats, worth to $10.00 $3.89 Raincoats, worth to $18.00 $7.98 Boys’ Raincoats, worth to $3.00, 98c Boys’ Overcoats, worth to $5,00, $1.98 now Men's Balma- caans and Over- coats, worth to $25.00, now $9.99 Overcoats, worth to $15.00, $5.98 Overcoats, worth to $20.00, $8.98 at the Great Selling-Out Sale in Furnishings Come—don’t miss it. BIG STOCK OF HATS SACRIFICED Hats, soft and stiff, worth to $2.00. Sale price, now . 69c Big line Soft Hats, worth up to $3.50. $ Sale price.. 1 45 29c Men's Soft and Stiff Hats, all shapes, worth $3.00. Sale 98 c price J. B. Stetson $4.00 Hats, tod mates 91.95 29c Caps to $1 val- ues, now Boys’ Hats, worth $1, now Dress Shirts, worth to $1.50, now 15c Arrow Collars, Flannel Shirts, worth to $1.50 Shirts, worth to $1.00 Sox, worth to Gloves, worth to $1.00 Arrow Shirts, worth to $1.75, now Dress Gloves, worth to $1.50, now Manhattan Shirts, worth to $2, now. ..95c Wool Union Suits, worth to $3.50, “$1 48 Boys’ Suits, worth to $6.00... $2.89 One lot of Children’s Suits, worth to $3.00. Sale price Men’s Pants, worth to $3.00. . $1.4 Listen! The Compelling Power of Low Prices Demands that you investigate this gigantic Selling Out Sale by the Seattle Mercantile Co. at 707 Second Ave. Never before has a bargain event of such stupendous proportions been offered to the bargain: loving public of Seattle. It's up to you to come here and reap the benefit of the other fellow's loss. We bought these stocks cheap and we are going to sell them cheap. Come, see. Below are only a few of the hundreds of bargains that will be offered. Sale Starts Wednesday at 10 a. m. CONTINUES FOR ABOUT 30 DAYS Overalis that 5c, new SDC President Sus- penders and other makes, worth 1 9c to 50c. Work Shirts, 78c..... 29€ Boys’ Shirts, worth : 14c to 50c Boys’ worth to 50c Pants, 19c Children's Hose, worth to Sult Cases, worth 98c to $2.50, Umbrellas, worth to 750... 29C Umbrellas, worth to $2.00. 79¢c LOT OF SHOW CASES FOR SALE CHEAP Men's Pants, worth $2.50, now . Men's Finest Dress Pants that sell to $5.00, Smoking Jocisis, 9 08 Extension Suit Cases, worth to $7.50, Corduroy Pants, worth up s250...98¢ Men's Pants that sold up to $1.50, sale price 69c Silk Hose, worth to 75e, 29c now... Boys’ Knee Pants, worth to $1.00 Children’s Suits, $5.00. Sale price worth to $1.85 i WANTED—About 50 Extra Salespeople i COME —See This Avalanche of Sensational sail ea ely tenis SEATTLE MERCANTILE C0.—707 SECOND AVE. YOU CAN'T GO WRONG HERE—Merchandise exchanged Come, help yourself. Big stock to choose from. in plain figures. mated Walking Canes, worth to $2.00, now... 49¢ Night Shirts, worth 59c Everyth verything marked arta oS Many lines amalga