The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 15, 1903, Page 4

. REVENGE WAS _'ANKENY FORCES == THEY FEEL SORRY = 2 THE MOTIVE ~— MEET DEPEAT “irrenie, «= FOR THE CIRCUS = /S HANGED| H nota ine, toe eho ite. B33 tgp engaged aS moet bth : | $0 CITY DADS WANT TO-CUT THE LICENSE IN KILLED BY ENEMIES FOR ACTING AS “STOOL PIGEON ’ " TW A. HOT FIGHT 1S PROMISED The Walla Walla Senator Tastes the Bitterness) \ Mont House’ | 0 i | of Defeat in His Own Home City ; ' trom| 4 ‘ $1000 » hen 1 f ; slisitniiaciptcnie eed hin | f y . ’ . 4 | | } | ilor : Sie be = Scotch Plaid Tailors : Mu . t A m-| r : tc | 1205 First Avenue ‘ hom ; ie Kee This sale is to keep our large force of tailors at tt I Mo Bolen : working during this month " 1 - . " ‘ | a in “4 : te qood-alned deleg hi é rt et atthe, rogram te ware ABRAHAM |: rs chee a paorrenes emanree tne. ‘pee But No Ram Appeared to Save the! Life of This Modern leanc Sale Free free Free A pair of pants made to order free with every suit we make to order. 2,500 different style s of suitings to select from, made to onder for— $15 With Extra Pants, Free FREDERICK & NELSON Fine Furniture Incorporated THIRD DAY TOMORROW OF THE Bog ae SALE Fine Furniture ider, t nt t increases sale Monday went ickly and was repl e are unable to put enc sagh of't the ron the first for to la « of | GOOD TO MOORE City Councit Last Night Gave Him|(ynumitver ime Free Water | Some of the Poraliaie Bargains Tomorrow SEARO innee ‘ 908.00 8 for a vine 99.00 tunes ad one for a neat 033.90 stead of 68 c overed | bed, full aise a eatry 53 Seaton ‘GILL'S “NO” . ' pr, whe ' , ' F park 1T PUTS THE KIBOSH ON MANY ; IMPROVEMENTS can't be duplicated anywhere short of y back. Open not satisfied, your n 66 Bargains ae Boys’ Shoes ‘] | BROKEN LINES THAT MUST GE SOLD TO MAKE ROOM FOR NEW STOCK Scotch Plaid Tailors 1205 ist Ave., Seattle, Wash. Builders’ Hasdware Plumbing and Tinnin ta, regularly priced at Wool Fiber, reg Emergency Sale price, per Emergen 5 Inaratn, ay noe priced Gram Matting. ergency Sale ©, per Se; Emergen B50 yard “$13.00 JOLIN 204) Pinan 2D, 5168 ERNST ooata FREDERICK«NELSON|| "| asi, Coss 7 Incorporated Complete Housefurnishers Complete Housefurnishers 5 Second Ave., Madison and Spring Sts. 1327 Second Avenue, Arcade Building tn, 1207 Second Ave. S01 Firet Ave samen | The Three Little Tailors Have just received a }} fresh supply—ContT! imported. It’sthe purest. See window display. PRICES TO CLOSE THEM OUT IN A HURRY. All these suits were made in our own workshops. Silk Lined Suits and Farmer Satin and Serge Lined Suits all go at these prices to close them out quick : $55 Suits for $18.50 $35.00 Suits $15.00 $47.50 Suits 17.50 $25.00 Suits 10.00 $45.00 Suits 16.00 $20.00 Suits 7.50 $15.00 Suits for $6.00 Uncalled for Pants at One Price, $2.50 NO MATTER AT WHAT PRICE THEY WERE MADE AT YOU GET THEM FOR $2.50. If you miss this sale you are doing yourself an injustice. Every garment made-up by the best tailors, sewed with silk. This week we will be open evenings until 8 o'clock p. m. The Three Little Tailors, 1217 First Avenue In the Postoffice Block e °® G. BENINGHAUSEN [LER AND ORTICIAN “Ha 716 First Ave. Union block, next to McDougall & Southwick Co. Nothing “Put on” to “Take Off” ‘The remarkable “reductions that fi} re #0 heavy flood the newspap they suggest that perhaps prices In order to take o were put on Thin Is a one-price sto ch Ateinway, Richmond ani A. B. d Starr Sherman, Clay & Co. 741 Second Ave.