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congregational Churches,

Taylor Congregational church--Birch and
THOMAS streets. Rev. George H. Lee, pastor.
Services al Ii q. m. and 1880 p IN.
Brooklyn Congregational church-W. w. Fer.
rier, pastor. services at ii a. N. and s. p N.
Sunday school at l2:i5 p. m. Regular weekly
prayer meeting Thursday at 1880 p. III.
Edgewater Congregational church M p
Jones. pastor sunday school at close of morn.
ing service. Services at III a. IN. and 7 As D. IN
Young peoples meeting at Gas p. m.
Plymouth Congregational church-Corner OF
Third and University streets. Wallace Nutting,
pastor. Residence, 1920 Second street. Preach
ing by the pastor at II a. IN and 7:3o D. m. Jun
1or 7. +. s. c. <. at 1890. Bible school at go
Jackson street school at D. m. Joy street school
at 3:io 2 IN. Pilgrim school, Wall street, at 3
p m. Young Peoples Society Of Christian En-
deayor a. So .. IN.
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Meti,odist Episcopal Churches.

Asbury Methodist Episcopal church, Fremont
Rev. Horatio Atling, pastor. Services at IL
a. III and p IN.
Swedish Methodist Episcopal church-Fitth
street, near Pine Rev. John Jonson, pastor.
Services at Ii q. IN.
German Methodist church-Stewart and Thir-
tenth streets. Rev. c. A Pressing, pastor. Ser
vices a. IL a. m and D. m
African Methodist Episcopal church--Jones
and Madison streets. Rev. l. & Blakeney, pas
tor. Services at II a. II. and p. N.
Haven Methodist Episcopal church-second
avenue and Howard street Rev. Z. D. White,
pastor. services at II a. N. and ?. m
Battery Street Methodist Episcopal church
Third and Battery streets. Rev. Alfred Inwood,
pastor. Services at ii a. m. and 1850 p. IN.
Norwegian Danish Methodist Episcopal
chureh-Fifth and Olive streets. Rev Martin
Hanson, pastor. services al ii g. ~ and 7:30
T. IN
Methodist Episcopal City Mission-E- 8.
Stock well, pastor. Preaching at south Seattle
al ii a N. every Sunday, ana at Walla w ALA
addition, in Brewers hall, every Sunday at 1880
T. ~
Gilman Park Methodist Episcopal church,
Ballard-Rev. r. 2. FANS, pastor. Services at IL
n IN. and p m; sunday school, 10 a. M; class
meeting. II m.; Junior League. $3.50 p. H.: Ep-
worth League prayer meeting, 80 p m.
Gilman Methodist Episcopal church-Rev. J.
NJ r. Hiekerson, D. D., pastor. Preaching at
il a. m. and 7:45 p. m. sunday-school at 10 g.
PRAYER ana setas at @ p M
at1:3o. seats free. All are invited.
Madison Street Methodist Episcopal church.
Madison and Cioverdale streets. Horatio ALI
ing, pastor. Preaching at ii q. N. Subject,
"Ihe Balance Sheet" Evening service at Z: 80.
Subject. Beauty for Ashes" sunday school at
10 a. IN. Class meeting, II: Loyal Legion,
p. m: Fpworth League, $3.50 p. IN. Prayer
meeting, Thursday. 7:S p. In.
First Methodist Episcopal church--Third and
Marion streets. Rev. W. +. George, ID. D., pas
tor. Preaching at ii a. IN. and s o. m. "Jacoh
In the Dark and Jacob IN the Light in the morn
ing, and At evening. st Pauls Peril on the
res. Class meeting at 10 a. m. sunday-school
at II 30 p M Young peoples meeting at $50
p. m Prayer meeting Thursday evening.
Grace Methodist Episcopal church-King and
Rainier streets. Rev. T. ". Butler. Pm. d.,
pastor; residence, 504 Suffer street The pastor
will preach at ii n m. and 1880 p. IN. Morning
subject: "Csod Manifest in Material Things"
evening theme. "Kind of Piety We Need"
Sabbath school al l2:l5 p. m, j. \. Taylor, super
intendeBt Junior Epworth League at $3.50 p.
II. Prayer meeting every Thursday evening.
Trinity church, Methodist Episcopal
Mercer and Kentucky streets Rev. s. L. Will
son. pastoE Class meeting At 10 q. III. Sabbath
school At 2:3) I. m. Epworth League services
for the young) at p. IN. Preaching at Ii a. m.
aad 80 p. IN. In the morning brief address
AID sacrament OF The Lords supper. Evening
subject, america and Her Public Schools"
Prayer meeting Thursdays at r. IN. Seats
FREQ. cordial welcome to all.
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Before Going East INQUIRE About

The limited express trsins of the Chicago, Mil
waukee & St Paul railway between St Paul and
Chicago and Omaha sci Chicago.
These trains are vsstibuled. elec:riclighted
and steam heated, wish the finest dining and
sleeping car service inzthe world.
The electric reading sight in each berth 10 the
successful novelty of shis progressive age, and
IL highly appreciated ~ all regular patrons of
this line. We wish otsers TO know it, merits, rs
the Chicago, Milwaukee & St Paul railway is
the only line in the Wet enjoying the exclusive
use of this patent
For further information apply to nearest
coupon ticket agent, or address C. J. Eddy.
general agent: J. W. Casey, travelling passenger
agent, 225 Stark stress, Portland, Or. NJ. P.
Benton, travelling ageSs Ill Columbia street,
Seattle. Wash.
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Baptist Churches

Horwegian-Dansh Baptist church-sixth and
Virginia streets. Services at IL a. IN.
Irving Avenue Baptist Mission school-At
$50 J. A. Ressegue, superintendent
McCare street Baptist Mission school--At
2.2o p. IN; Theodore Forbcy, superintendent
West Duwamsh Baptist misunderstanding
by rev ". II. Black every second and fourth
Sunday at IL A.
Irving street Mission OF Market Street Baptist
rhureh-sunday school at p. m. J. +. Rene
Eina, superin ;endent.
Swedish Baptist church--Beil and Eighth
streets. Rcy. +. .. Nelson, pastor. Services at
II a ~. ana 3;So y. m.
McClalre street Mission of Market Street Rap
iist ohurch-sunday school at $50 p. m. Theo-
doTe Forbey, superintendent
Lake Union Mission, First church--Moitke
and Thomas streets; sunday school, $3.50 p; m;
GUsrel meeting, Wednesday, 100 p. Prot.
q = jonee, superintendent.
south Seattle Mission, First church South
Twelfth and Dearborn streets. Sunday school,
$50 p m; prayer meeting. Wednesday. 7:So
T. III 1. W. Jones, superintendent
Fremont Baptist chntch-Aurors street.
Preaching every sunday al II a. III. aud p. m.
by the pastor. Rev. ". II. Black. Prayer meet.
ing every Thursday evening at S O'Clock.
Ballard Baptist church-Rev. l. /. Wood. pas.
Tor. Preaching at II a. N. and : 80 p. IN. Sab
bath school ~ - m. Christian Endsavor Union
a,o:So .. II. Good singing and FREQ seats.
First Baptist church-On Fourth street, be-
tween James ana cherry. q. j. Rurchett pas
tor residence. ~ Cherry street. Preaching AT II
N. Young Peoples Union meets at SIS in
chuych parlors, prayer meeting thursday al
- ?. III.
North Seattle Baptist chureh-Corner Third
al Cedar streets. Rev. VI. l. Rueg, pastor,
residence. S1-n Ia "a street Services NJ II N.
Sunday school ~ the close Of morning service;
young peoples meeting at 80 =. II. Young
peoples B.nle study Monday evening al 80
+ III Prayer meeting Thursday, 7'5o p. m
Market Street baptist rhUrch--Cogner Market
ana Main streets l. ". Read, pastor. Resi-
asogc. IFS Taylor street services ~ II us.
81 g 81 u. III. Preaching in the morning ny
tEV kaY. Roland H. Grant, at Portland Re
vlvai service go tAe evening, conducted hy tho
rssInr, assisted 10y the Rev. II W. Brown. Of
'h.ca-o Young peoples meeting Monday. so
: ~ sunday scAo0l at close ol morning ser.
We.
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Methoaist rrnte.tnnt Churches.

Ne-ier junction sun Jay scNoo,-a At u - a m.
fols"Wsi by ser. 1a2r, etc, by Rev br. Bgeiey, as
y1atur
columbia SUNDAY schro, A. io.20 :. u John
bc.sn. superi aIeu deAi: ;ol' 50 bv sermon.
~ J shepherd an- IT, bag.sy alternating.
Methodist Protestant church 90 south Seattle
- Aey !. shepherd, pastor lrcsg hlu, ~ 3. m.
Sunday school al = T. = c. h Tuesday
ese3.ue.
South Seattle Methodist Protestant church
Suat = school 81 y n. Preaching At 30 p.
J.. ,v Rev J. u Shepard. pastor \. z. :. e. l.,
q; 2' p. IN FEsycT meet ~ Thursday evening
a. ST. Strangers welcome.
Second Methodist Protestsnt church-North
Sea.te. rr1or Republican and Narre1 streets,
! e. Az-..y. pastor. Preaching II a II. add o
J m. >Bsaay school. l. ID: Il. T. Ward. srrer-
iaieldvr- j. p :. 4. h., 10 I. II. Public
e,.-,its.5y invited n sn services.
tfst Methodist Protestant church-Covner at
Tara sUc ilue streets clark Davis, pastor,
ass a.ee-.0s 81 20 a Preaching ~ II q II
ga ... -H0tsy NcA1pi 81 J. 81 7. I,.; II.
Ma, car. ec.1iendent- Iouug peoples
j. .cIas ~ OBS % ri. Thursday evening song
A-l f-a.s. sr-t .ees - 80 0e4oek. seats aTo
f.cs Is. rs at. as iurltet
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istic work In many diheren, parts of the world.
number Of ministers will today preach on
Columbian Day" and the Rev Samuel p.
Wilson, OF Trinity ". e church will preach at
the evening service on America and Her Pub
lie Schools. The study class OF the Unitarian
church will take up the subject of Judaism,
under the direction of the pastor, the Rev. w. g.
Eliot jr. The Rev. Kenneth will preach at the
morning service on the subject of columbus
and the Triumph OF Faith" Take 1t all in all the
church goers of the city will have many excel
lent things today In the way OF pulpit oratory
from which TO choose.
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Church of Christ.

Olympic Avenue Church of Christ-Sl4 Olym-
pic avenue. Il. H. Moss pastor. Sunday school
at 10 a. m: =. q. Benedict, superintendent
Preaching ut IL a. III. by Elder J. J. Moss. There
will be evening services The Loyal Tenn
pcrance Legion will meet at p. n. at 3li Olym-
pa avenue Prayer meeting on Thursday at
80 p. N. The North Seattle electric cars
within one block of the church.
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Cath Ollie Churches.

St Boniface Catholic church-Frederick and
Thirteenth streets. Mess at 80 Il m
Catholic Church of the Sacred HEARTFELT and
Sixth streets-Conducted by the Redemptorist
Fathers. Mass at u 30 a. IN.
Catholic Church of Our Lady of Good Help
South Fourth and Washington streets Rev. F.
y. Prefontsine, pastor. Mass as usual
Catholic Church of the Immaculate Concer-
tion-Sixth and Spring streets. Rev. Father
Garland, pastor. Mass at and 80 a. m
Evening service at 7;30 o'clock week days and
mass at and 1870 o'clock
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novelties are here, and we are
positive that the buyer caught
up nearly ever handkerchief
bargain that was offered at
market.
To give you another insight
into the extra values of this
stock, tomorrow we will repeat
the special handkerchief offer
ing which was made three
weeks ago.
The special Offering viii be In hsnstitched.
embroidered or soslloped handkerehisfs
at I5e each al 2och zach and three for 81.
These handkerchiefs are
ahowri in third show window.
This Is Good ona
Again the underwear depart
ment is out with one of its
trade-winners.
1t means to keep the under.
wear business up to the limit,
and all IT asks is your attention
to its good stock. "You see
the stock, the prices will do the
rest"
Scarlet and white Atwood underwear for
boys ag-. 10 TO IA years, At 81 Per suit,
worth 81.
We advise early coming for
this special.
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Undeuominatjopal.

Seattle City Mission and seamen's Be'hel-Sl0
and 3l2 South Third street. Sunday school, o.
nj Gospel services on Main street wharf at d.
m Mission workers meeting. Monday night
7:45 scandinavian meeting at p N. Gospel
meetings every night in the week, TO which all
are welcome Workers meeting Wednesday
evening. Special invitation is given to all
sailors in port to attend services and TO come TO
the hail and meet Chaplain Rees. who is one OF
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Unitarian Church.

Unitarian church-Seventh, between Pike an
Union, W G. Eliot, jr, pastor. Service at ii T. m
Subject OF the sermon, Are You PreparedY '
preceded by & fve-minute sermon for children
The religious study class viii resume its meet
ing under conduct of the pastor at 1880 Sub
iect, Doctrines OF judaism" Sunday school az
l2:SO eeals freeAnd STRANGERS welcome
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(hristian Churches.

Latons Christian church--Gladstone street
Preaching at . every sunday evening by Elder
q. /. Raymond
Third and Fourth. Rev. K. r. Dunlap, minister
Preaching al IL a. N and $50 p. m. Sunday
school at 9:45 a. IN. Y. Z. s. C. r at $50 p m
Rhoda Gabel, leader.
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Young Mems Christian Association.

At4o'cIock sheTe will Do mass meeting OF
Tire Y. II. e. 4. AT PiymoDth congregational
church. The Rev. Roland d. Grant OF P0rtlsnd,
WI deliver un address on the American
saloon" Al young men, ladies' aud strangers
IN tHe city are invited 10 attend this meeting
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Advent Churches,

Advent Christian chapel, on Warren street,
half block north of Front street power house
Services az II a. ~ a. ". Steers, pastor.
seventh Day Adventist church, 500 Poplar
street Seatt.e--Sabbaih school, 10 n m Serv-
ices II = III. every saturday. Prayer meeting,
"Wednesday evening, 80.
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ton Just started by r Z. salisbury and num-
bers twenty seven ladsss.
Mai Joseph W. WEarn, paymaster q. 8. A.,
formerly lisutenant5n Gen. Grants regiment
during the war, has bsen in the city for several
days
The frst drill in gre bayonet exercise ever
participated In by Company took place LAST
evening under direction Of sergt. seaiey. Ths
dill will be repeated every Friday evening.
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Splrituaiists.

spiritualists-- usual meeting viii be held
tonight at O'clock ~ Olympic halt. ITO
Second street. Mrs Cornelius will give pubic
tests
The American Union OF spritualists-Ma-
sonic hall, University grounds. sunday service
at 80 O'Clock. Chi!drens progressive lyeeum
at o'clock
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We will cheertully g(se any lady a dress pat
tern OF any goods she gay select, or any gentle
man first-ciass suit, who can prove that we DC
not sell our goods az the enormous reduc
tons" which We are Advertising. We have cut
down all our ladies' acd ehildren's gossainers
and circulars TO one-Ealf price. Seattle Dry
Goods Store, 232o Freat street, Odd Fellows
huilfinp
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and high grade goods of this
season, and they have been
keeping the cloak people so
busy that they were hoping for
a quiet spell.
There is a handsome lot of
new sealskin jackets now on
sale.
And over in the millinery
department they are rushed
keeping up with their gener-
Gus patronage. You'll not
wonder much at the millinery
business, for if the very best
styles and the very lowest
prices should be any incentive,
surely the trade will continue
to grow with each succeeding
day.
Corset Perfection.
And of the many, many lines
of corsets we carry, it's hard to
pick one which is best.
Some say the Thomson
Glove Fitting is the best.
Others bank on the Royal
Worcester. No matter which
make you like best, nor what
size or style you want, you will
find it here.
We try to keep complete
lines of all the popular brands.
TSyM. %G.1Gss sGrsss e5S o@
s ssinTi: s''''''
Sole agents for Equlpol.. or Jeaae.. Miller
Ferns Waists
corset department, second
iIooI, near elevator.
ro, uo,,. p.,,,,,v,,~
Have YOU had the heln Of
our Third Floor DEPARTMENTS
in the decorating and Garner
mo of the ho,sel
II stands ready with = mao
nifcent stock of modern car
pctines, upholsteries and dra-
pcries. all marked at reasonable
figures, to aid and help out the
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In GODS TEMPLES.
Where Religious Services Will
Be Held Today.
SUBJECTS OF THE PREACHERS.
Every Denomination and Society in the
City approximations Of sun.
day School Services.
SUBJECTS OF THE PREACHERS.
-- he Rev. Roland d,

DE- Rev. ROLAND ID.
Grant, of Portland,
oregon, q distin-
finguished Baptist
minister, viii preach
this morning in the
Market street Baptist
church. On invita-
ton by the pastor
the Rev. /. w. Read.
In the evening q re-
yival will begin,
conducted by the
Rev. II. W. Brown
who has done most
1nSna.z.fnf nny9rr.f
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If sick headache is misery, what are Carriers
Little Liver Pills If thes will positively cure it?
People who have used chem speak frankly Of
their worth. They are small and easy to take.
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Free SIelnodtsfs.

The Free Meth dist church-Corner Tenth
aud Pine streets Rev. J. ttpps pastor. Preach
Ing at II g n nospti meeting az $50 p. IL
Preaching ~ y. r.
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nion Mission.
ihFnsnphY.

Union Nsstou-in the basement. corner Of
South second sad lss.er avenue sunday A. R
n. IL, revival service. Al aTs invited
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ThsosorhiCAl soc.ety meets ~ Fettis' music
hall loo Front rett. ~ 3 2. II. The -. {sCI
oi tAe lecture WI. te The Place OF Peace Of"
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The Union Pacific is s:le only trauscontinental
line running two through trains daily from the
North west to Omaha, Kansas City, St Louis and
Chicago and all points East. Modern equip
ment, fast time and the-oest Of service. Ticket
Office 705 Second street A. Z. Martin, agent
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The Ministerial Association VIII meet Mon
DAY a. je-S 3 II the Chamber oi Commerce par
lurs. lsytta:iaa = extended to al ministers
PAPER ~ llr. George.
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lntxeTsalisfr.


The ladies' q TIE UUiversslist society nee,
with Mys RussetI. 1914 siKtt street. Wednesday
Afternoon, OCTOBER p. at > o'clock All are
CQr1lalylnvltei
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NIIs1NFRY DEPARTMENT

Our expenses to do bssiness are less than half
what they are to exciu9ve milliners The fact
that other houses copy our styles shows that We
have first-ciass trimme-s. No house can copy
our prices Trimmed sats $50 up, untrimmed
from 25c up. The Bon slarche. Front and Cedar
atreets
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Ideals not
represented at
the 'ker-
chief sec
ton. We
DCIlCvCdil
fthis sea-
sons dainty
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Rain; variable winds; cooler.

When Trimmings Are Mentioned
Is there a point Of excel
lence missing in the dress trim
mings stock?
We have been trying to be
critical about it, but the trim
mings buyer studied the SUBJ
ject too deeply, spent too many
hours researching and was too
widea-wake to be caught nap
ping, SO criticism is baffled
throughout the stock.
What kind do you want?
Feather
Fur,
Braid
Band,
Tinsei
or Bead.
Steel
or Ribbons
There they are. and see at
what way-down prices-cut to
the odd penny notch.
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ANUS EATNTS.
CORDRAY's THEATEs
Corner Third and Madison Streets.
GREAT WAR DRAMAi
wsKx coM~sScISs
MONDAY, ocToBER l7rA
freten'ions, Ponderous and frodigious Production
OF J. X Iilotson's fhri5ing and Realistic
Military Drama is* Five Acta
.....-.....--...... v,...........
LYNN GOD
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Descriptive OF the Late Ctv, War
....................z. ..........
THE AUDITORIUM
'...'............'.,.. ......,..:
Second Week and Ir1nzen.e suecessof
FCKINos JAPANESE TROUPE
AcrobAts, Jurglers and l.7ulhf,s,s IN en,,rs
change OF pfog<Amma
SATURDAY naTINKK.
PRICES AS rsUAL.
sesss now sale at Theatg Rox onc. T.,s.
phone SOS. ie'e-
GRAND COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT
Extended 10
LITTLE EDNA KELLEY.
seaaes Child Actress, wso viii appear in
EDNA's BUI*3LAR :
:........',...'.....-..=.. ........:
Assisted =
Mr.. r. 4 FsESCH
AT THE orERA aorsz
UEsDAY-oCTOBER L.. lse2-Tursn.y
To ts followed by a fine r:sical programme,
IN which VII = pear
MISS LIZZIE AN.ASpALE
(!ate Of the Emma zbboss Cal
MRS GEORGE @ ROCHESTER,.
MISS MARGC EnJrE MCKINNEY
aud Others
Tickets On sale s, Hanssne Je~elry store.
Curtain VII gslse psslagEsy II O'clock.
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Car fare refunded TO every lady who buys one
of our elegant trimmed hats this week. Nord-
hoff Il Co, Front and Cedar streets.
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THENATIONAL GUARD
Company B's Fine Scheme for
the Worlds Fair.
THE SQUAD DRILL BATTLE.
A Battalion Drill on Tuesday Night
Many Invitations and Large Crowd
Expected to Attend. 4.
mr4A SENSIBLE Worlds

iENsIBLE Worlds
fair scheme has
been adopted by
the members OF
Company B of the
First regiment OF
the Natio 8 |
Guard Of this city.
From this date
each member of
the company viii
pay into a special
fund the sum of 81
per month, and no
man will be finally
accepted unless he
has made an aver
age attendance of
10 per cent and an
average excellence
in drill of 20 per
cent This is de-
signed to give zest
to the work from
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Now Black Goods.

Now Black Goods.
In season every day in the
year, becoming alike to maid
or mistress, always correct, is
it any wonder that it is said "a
woman dressed in black is al
ways we'll dressed" Twice
the amount of stock, twice the
quantity of weaves. twice the
values, twice everything Of the
past is the claim of black dress
goods. section this season.
Shouldn't these features in.
terest you!
A Guaranteed silk.
We are going to hurry
through the bright silk and
velvet stock. There's too much
of beauty in it for the abridged
mention of general ad.
Only this:
Here's a line of black silks.
Look at them. Crush them,
crink, twist, pull, give them
any test you want! Look at
their lustrous beauty!
We guarantee these silks.
We say if they break, if they
wear shiny. if they crock or if
they lose their lustre, you shall
have another pattern in their
stead.
Can you think of a fairer
guarantee of their wortho
Hunt them up. A word will
be all that is necessary to bring
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-10-16

lone first into the dress
goods stock-by this judge the
rest and your verdict will be,
Perfect"
Let us start right by keeping
the price
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ties, host of them:
Partisan .snits
Chaneeable silk and wool mixtursa
Shotted effects.
Crocodile suitings.
Chameleon cords.
Toned plaIds.
Notified chevrona
Cancels hairs
Homespuns.
Cheviots.
SergeS
All! All! All the new and
all the old standard weaves and
fashion fancies are here, and in
quantities.
Concerning Prices
Now about the prices-the
telling point. The showing
and proving of the claims the
Big Store has on the attention
of modest purse owners. Here
is one quick, bright answer.
Very handsome effects in winter suitings
modest piaids and neat color tiecks full
- inches wide (tnind the width) At 25c
ayard.
And be sure that you know
the goodly company of Scotch
cheviots. whose price is not
over so cents yard. Thus
knowing means much dress
beauty at small cost.