The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 18, 1902, Page 7

“ THE SEATTLE STAR, eee] WAWNENEWS | WATT NEEDED | Last Edition edged wr WILL BE MADGE AT a — _ 4 O'Clock p.m. | “sl Siow vess weoess Ide Admits His Defeat for Collector’ a. 1 wars wi a “BILL FOR CUB AN es ca : oA Se , of Customs for Puget Sound | Necessary Improvements | - RECIPROCITY on San Francisco | r er akons| To Hang May 23 for) ric a se f " me ‘Arent deni 3 | ka * ames St ‘Seat | _ Many | Murder of Woodbury |": ane", saves cat re a ' ri’ . t t ' ; CAINE, President lat HA’ MW ie ake | ith fal mt rt ave | le } 2 - 7 & of mitt Vt get Reagan ; . be 4 at the wtat f complaint haa t , qo NOME, Sailing April 24. 3 | presexteD INTENDIN( §, $. Nome City BiG VESSELS ARE TIED UP Ship Roanoke and the Californian | cHasERS BY D. 8 JOHNSTON) 5." “OMPANY'S MAMMOTH CLEAR ANCE SALE APPEALS TO ALL : White Pass and]} * Yukon Route | SHREWD AND DISCRIMINATING fp the Atlin, Salmon, Tu- bm, Klondike and White Horse districts, |} PEOPLE. BESIDES THE TRI |MENDOUS CUT IN OUR REG! Exciting Attention Pr {EROUGH MAIL, EXPRESS, |) LAR LINE OF “CHICKERING,” MSSENGER AND FREIGHT oe 2 : GRVICE MAINTAINED DUR- WEBER,” “HOBART M. CABLE ie tan w | “KIMBALL,” “PEASE” AND “D. § AB NEWELL, Vice prnttent ‘tnd General Manage JOHNSTON CO. PIANOS, ANI 2. FRANCIS LES, einen Mgr KIMBALL AND BURDETT 01 BEE ‘Dexter Horton Bidg., Rattle, Wash, and Skaguay, |) GANS, WE HAVE A LOT OF 8AM —_ a ODD AND SLIGHTLY USE ae re MENTS, REPRESENTIN ds WOOL ULU piRECT THE GREATEST VALUES EVE > *?: 50 Eureka, $000 tons. ‘FERED IN SEAT" : Wa depaiched from Yealer ey mame as getenvane C for ‘ | reset, ONE PRICE TO ALL ALIKE Yo oa | : EASY TERMS WHEN DESIR i nAS caMS JESTRED. Bon March: Biows ‘ee th : AND CAFE Permits Required || STORE OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL Tetephone Main 88) 1413 Second Avenue information apply to the @m ot the company in the ees cng, (ReateeE aks 20 me RORND TER, | D. S. JOHNSTON CO. This C- sit iW. NOTTINGHAM. freah ra tg Rainier Hardware Co. Bee ia General Manager. 3 Second Ave. Burke Building. 1121 First Avenue. ORCHARD ROUTER Daily” service, See Merch 35, 1908. =a ny Values in Ladies’) Wearing Apparel = Bio, SATURDAY AND MONDAYS GREAT SPECIAL AT se eat i | SEATTLE’S NEWEST STORE reer ~~ .| THE SEWALL-HOOD Co. |"/;%s ‘The Palatial Steamer CMY OF EVERETT. Three Round Trips Dally. Don’t forget the name and number. IT MEANS MONEY SAVED. It means bright new stock, not old rubbish that one would be willing to sacrifice at any price. Do you need anything in Ladies’ Suits, Raglans, Jackets, Silk Skirts, Childs’ Coat, Notions, Gloves, hree ho Hosiery, Neckwear, Shirt Waists, Children’s Caps, Millinery, Ribbons. Read carefully these prices. BRING THIS ADD WITH YOI FLY BYNIGHTS” Retail Clerks Take Up a Matter of Great Importance (Satardey onty. B) peta 8:00 ané 11:35 a m P Peasant Pew f an ad B ogy S oe ving Ses “Por Bremerton Maine Beattie 7 a m., 12 m. and eerets 9 15 a. m., 2:20 and | is ck. BB. Ss Cort. "aon ee seers (ROBBED cag TS YMG A a _ - eo > & _ ce I o > — i? 3] $1 23 § Boys, Children’s Clothing Goods, Hats and Shoes e 24 fre, sen me as = x © ae Ne tote eee af 04175 5 $1 23 ' 63 enemy aret > on no EG EERE LATTES LOTS ETE a a ha } 29. 2 a: is" d i wi “abe a 816 50 n mA ae “| Special Sale of Ladies’ Trimmed Hats, 33 1-3 Per Cent. Cheaper Than Any House In the City §... E THE SEWALL-HOOD COMPANY ! i: a i, Manufacturers a Cees at weeianene Prices 1412 Second Ave., Near Pike Sit. ; m : :