The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 25, 1903, Page 2

THESE ‘ATTLE STAR NEW STYLES. ‘OF HATS AND COLLARS ‘CORPSE IN 4 | THE WAVES - oe Body Found Floating Near) ‘T ; Neah Bay 1 he ) “BORED TO GERMAN DIPLOMATS ARE UP HOT FIGHT | AGAINST SERVANT PROBLEM DEATH | -s |BUCK-EYE DEMOCRATS | re: a‘. HOLD THEIR STATI : re, | POW-WOW THIS WEEK Q , Angry Steer Instantly Killed ; 2 ahée Excelsiogs Mate 1 Aum. tt | Wioating enim Res ee est bh be ' ly v Ls 4 ' ' ' j Hy : i * N . + 1 & f ‘ N ale tux, of fr tr ba a \ “ raine th the ® . PS M . : ‘ J hd ' Sed with a barind ; t ou Hanna ta th “ mt th r ' feotion is Wi THOUGHT DETECTOR: cies D.S. Johnston Co $03 Second Ave Washington Man Patents a Very Pe euliar Apparatus | w rABBON The Store That Dictates Prices and Keeps Growing Se Doss Uncle Bam, But He Calle if You Want a Share of the Good tt Canned Corn Boot = ne Things Planned for ee PAIUs —Ofnetal bar “v4 Just a Word to stay away ft on you're always safe in bi rht ,they were whem anging or refunding *: seen as If anybody who needs anything mentioned in this space can be pr n a special effort to insure a week of quick, snappy sell ling in all} ° , for if you find when yc et home that the goods are not just what you tho Cheap Gxourcion Rates bought ‘em, bring ‘em back We're not satisfied till you are. We make no fuss about excl Vie GREAT NORTHERE RAIL. money WAY. Roypd trip, St. Paul $40 Ls “a SS" 'geven Coated HOUSEFURNISHINGS “rit ccc sumer” Enameled- Goutda’t Help bu but See Bargains H a rdwar . self he marketable meat in sack 1520 tiecond ave. The nicest place in the city to get your meals at a moderate price COPPER TO PERFECTION Kye losses Wateher € WATBON CO. and Reveniers. Par Cohame him etree. a - i & complete cH papert of 6 or 5 os TERS ware 145 inch PAINTED FOOT TUB, reg- | CHINESE POT BCRP M ar 0 Tone 280 | seLY-WRINGING MOP Want to clear up the remainder Whisk Broom | vg mn ys. ee a, oe. or. a wo ance Eo thie donne ware ° nae sO a“ a +E See - ee 5 Se. coor “= pli ewgr Si be ROOM for 18¢ | #LERVE IF BO Ps sy as Ey EE nae « oD pM Le ye vad ote amy Le ee eee Sa we had. Going to mark the i aa. nae aS t GEM WASH BOARD ¢ Asbestos Irons % HAMMIOR HI rs 2-quart seven-coated STHW KITT Y Tt * y y ‘ $1.00 best STEEL SQUARE TLE, regular tic, for .......18¢ 18, for etd S-quart seven woated SAUCE PAN : : im value, for 19° | |. Bh OAS OVEN, oan be used tt A ee Malt quart weven coated MILK on any stove, $1.60, for 62.00 | | ____ comers &-# inch, at rs 5 PAN, regular priee) for . : 4 geven: enated Rorits CAMP STOVE, asbestos | Closing Out tio BOYS STEEL AXE at . Great Rebuilding Sale Fills Store With SS FE Sis oor | cae eae Sa, | || ese ce eae a “2. u 9g e $s ore . ese sik OUR @HOW WINDOW, ||| 1S poend REFRIGERATOR, | At seen ‘a # quart eeven coated DISH PAN 100 pounds %5-cent Mocha end charcoal Titled, sine Hined, #e Seertatnatie ‘SPADIS ‘ : regular 16, for 400 i] hardwood case 615.00, hin: i ; us omers a : seven coated COPPER he ee nds eae AxD rt worth W@e, for... 8Te iit 0 SRATOR, a0uen., sate’ BOAP DISH for } Pi Three weeks ago when we announced that we would close out our stock quickly by cutting the prices below cost, people were perhaps somewhat skeptical, believing that this might be a sale like many others held before Clearing of — China pa ‘Qlassware | Toys AT A SAVING ~ids and enés of Fancy China and Din 4 4 quart al) copper bh od ated corres ed eonerny ry m the T now... Ps --a sale simply to create enthusiasm and dispose of some goods while the Saee wali the tore seat awar ee acy war jnverest, Comey | 8 quatt ail gapter’ mica There'll be but few playthings left | it's but for a pasking glance TEA POT, The kind, for excitement lasted. No | TAMLE NO. 1 TABLE XO. £- Apis 0. 02> + Sains wheel pene aoe OE woman could wit PIN TRAY at og MEAT TTERS, | ncanerintoreed POT, regu itd when it vaCRT Seidl! setnba 8 a po Bagel hoy OLIVE DISHES, TRAPOTS ROETABLE | é:qunst niches plated ened [Bf when our new | { | i i ‘ r ‘ TT d : But the Fair Sale is of a different nature. We are ordered so to speak. The landlord will erect a fine, new ao'y> atuied thee LAV D atl oart ich pla 4 building where The Fair now stands, and as the work will begin ort time, we must cither move our goods or quiet anion, We're RRAMPRS, wasen 7e08, oTTL) ai ne fe cannot find a sto ough is centrally loc Har’ oth of th ay one-third to one-half their val SHAVING MUGS, SALAD BOWLS, a soll — reps — find “ nde 8 en . gh rey ntra lly 1 vence every dollar's worth of this $59,000.90 There's one thing more--the prices, | PRUIT SAUCERS, VEGETA MILK JUGS, | ¢ bee Waitre © ASTINERD QA re stock will be turned over to the publie for what it will fetch nderstand us UM chey start at to, $e, 10, 390, ete tend sade WonEEs os VASES, ns peceeeerte ir 1 FOLDING GO-CART, with rubber 9 Cents | 419 Cents | 23 Cents ri pees ie |Th tires, wicker reclining back ar Abso- lou rent veaees BOTS PIoK OUT YOUR GLASSWARE “MANHATTAN ‘pom _ MILD'® WAGON, with ates! | JELLY TUMBLERS, dozen...29e) T-inch GLABS NAPPIE . Be Rt (1006 sheets on roll) wheels and high back bo ” bo 5 pint watt RJUG. 1ée! 4-inch FRUITS to maton ..... Qe lutely Es | BORN MOAR 2G Aol inch PRUETA to maten °, , Prices have been cut accordingly, and there Is no need to tell those who have been here, that this sale ig, worth visiting. The prices and the goods are convincing arguments, and all we want you to do is to come here tomorrow and let us show you that this sale is a money-saving event "Eve ry dollar will buy as much as you usually get fog $2.00 Each Five-Dollar bill will buy Ten Dollar's worth, or nearly that. In other w 1 out our stock+ nothing reserved—for one-half or about half what it would be sold for if we expected to stay in this store through the fall season. New Goods are Coming In and They Go Too ==) Spelger & Hurlbut Uncalled for Pants - 2.75 Dutchess ‘Trousers LONDON MBARING HORNS, | $2 to $5.00 Se ARTIFICIAL WTRB, for the well ky saiaincnemerted fm this great sale, and so you are invited to buy summer or early fall merchandise af practically so cents on the dollar. sisdhinininain ‘Res " Ranges. you cu “ You should not need « second invitation Sn omg fg to, Worth $6.00 | goo eTYLisn OUT Ranges, it will FIELD AND MARINE # before yor to $9.00 l RASY FITTING. | The Fair, Second Ave. and Pike St. Toklas, Singerman | Dabney & Woodhouse} | At Littie Tallors ee wey at ia org 78 StcoND AVENUE In P, O. Block John 081; Ind, A 1186. one John 264i, ; am: & Co. cian 48 and 228 'Pike ate