The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-07
Order Cannot
Be Cancelled
Goods Must Go At
PeremptOry
Sale
Law Is Plain on This
Point.

Walen goods have been ordered In
writing the buyer cannot cancel the
order. M matter how unusual the
Circumstance. without consent q
The Manufactures.
w placed orders % be shipped n
various dates. as would b. done for
az store that expected % remain
IN business az We did. Immediately
when ue decided 20 quit Seattle ae
cancelled the orders b. wire tthat is.
saseh orders a. were not already
actually shlppeil. - wr have been
buyers Tor many years ana for
many cities from these same manu-
fscturefs they would probably have
arranfi e. sell the goods % other
dealer u they had happened 70 have
a - uner FOR the lots the way
thsFtSe Fr made up.
AfttoN the short % II is-thnt
all or anY part 90 the stock which
IL in the store a. the southwest cor-
ner II Madison aud Seoond (and All
o. ans part u what We have In
staraFsi viii BE- sold az almost any
price e. purchaser Is willing % Of
fer
This company started IN business
only this HHmmef. Every biz 81 its
stock vas therefore bought new, and
the styles are Hii for this fan and
winter or course they must pay
some attention % values iu dispos-
ing Of the stock but any purchaser
may have the goods at almost his
own price.
- .s... st..tff ,..y,, ,...s.. ). art
comes forward % buy the stock in
hafk. the company win continue 20
sell 20 the general public.
MANY have not bought FOR fail
Think II the opportunities Tor men
in the way 81 fat and winter suits.
hats. overcosts. shoes. underwear.
everything Boys school clothes and
play clothes wear out rapidly. A.
such prices a# this company iH Of
fsrlng. enough o. everything the boy
wears should be laid in 20 last for
many. many moons
Don't forget that this company
has q national reputation 90 main
tain Your money viii be cheer
fully refunded n any article you buy
IL not exactly ~ represented
A few samples viii Interest the
reader Mems suits o. cashmere
aud Scotch tweed. IN popular mix
lures suits. too. o. black clay wor-
sfad. values ten. twelve ana four
teen doilarH-all put la one lot for.
choice. 1855.
Mems suits or fine Scotch tweed
OF black clay wOrHted. suits that
average eighteen dollars viii 80 for
1850.
Every hat IN the store Tor hair
price or less.
Two. three and four dollar trou-
nera A. tff5.
Boys piece suits. value up to
eight dollars. viii 90 at from 95
cents 70 t2s5
Fancy cashmere hose az t2h
cents
Handsome teck tics "a 70 cents
Pine Derby ribbed underwear al
Is cents
Good. warm. aIl wool soS. f2h
cents
ecoehar suits FOR boys. % cents.
Golf shirts. b cents.
ehndfens hose. : cents.
Elastic ribbed underwear. 40 cents.
Pine FuauaudcrH. l5 cents.
Strong working shirts. 30 cents.
Leather belts. 70 cents.
Boys blouse waists, % cents.
Knee pants, % cents.
Wool sweaters. for children. IS
cents.
HoyF waists. 25 cents
Black and striped working shirts,
Is cents
All wool underwear. o. cents.
Boy caps. 20 cents.
Brown stiff hats. ~ cents.
Well. there arc hundreds more
just such bargains. but " the fore
going don't bring the people In
droveH nothing will.
Meanwhile we are prepared 10
make good all we started out 10 say
about transferring the lease 20 any
merchant who viii buy the stock
In a lump.