The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 4, 1903, Page 4

THEY WIL BND ‘aa ae ee [ha Che Apex | sar SSS Smartest Pedestrienne Skirts IN LONDGN—LOR® ALVERBTONE CHO@EN PRESIDENT. Tailor-made skirts if you please---made as only men tailors can make ‘em. The cloths come from a firm of Chicago tailors, the same fabrics as THEY put in their men’s suits. Lengths were too short for coats and trousers and they dis- posed of the lot to our tailors. The results of this unusual deal are seen in these handsome Pedestrienne Skirt ‘att? $4.50 :STAR DUST: SMM WATERHOUSE = A TYPICAL HUSTLER New Neckwear Is bong a New Belts, Shoe Strings ‘| WHAT ONE OF THE NEWCOMERS IN THE LOCAL BUSINESS WORLD HAS DONE TO BUILD UP SEATTLE'S OCEAN COM MERCE. The Shirts Are Ready, And again, the rich Chiffon Boas of Ostrich LONDON, Sept. & the Aloskan boundar eld their first am, white or 1198 95.95 Btuttgart wae chosen seoretary Carter of the 4 Pope of the Canadian POR asatntant secret af ‘The next meeting will be held i tember th when the Canad Gument will be heard 7 Wil be open to the p Gemeral belief that the United Mtate at Mort Lawton, which w A Me, crashed t | ” Semnple Belts A manufacturer's line of earth ‘ll orive samples ling Silk and ather Belts in every imag- inable style and size and olor. Silk Pelt >) agin, an’ wih « smilin’ face. #, in black with fet, bead ‘ oxidized * and clasps, finished with SOc, 65e und Bde Anyway, Sir Ti ep as oon ae th Maybe the soap ‘clean up” the Y * wasn't Beat he tory and that « payment may be mad Stree bee en ee lee ee ae Copyright Books at a ; ae TH) 89 Cents the teres American. « Bplendid fete $2.50 A “Special” Worthy the Name. feeretary Root. Senator @ and Useful an affair 860 Benater Turner e new styles, are n says the pollee de . f neal leather «un. metal,’ gold 500 to $1.19 B5e to $1.39 Second Avense and Stone, Fisher & Lane Annex “<2 Avene an Question year after y in dispute rds of Ren ney THE FAIR. THE FAIR. THE FAIR South Seattle Tide Lands This is the best location for wholesale and retail business, and for fac- tories in Seattle. First Avenue South is 100 feet wide and over a mile long; paving is yn be the best business street A SALIOR LAD MET DEATH AT PORT BLAKELEY LICENSE Chartie in progress to Atlantic Street. This will s« in the city. Business men should secure sites here and be their own landlords; the advance in the land alone will make you rich. Why longer pay big rentals? Improvements and the filling in progress on the 500 acres The Fair has receiv positi ers to be prepared So vecate their s ig. Bt the owned by the Great Northern, Northern Pacific and Pacific Coast Com- ‘ up-to-date store building ill put The Fair i e The tunnel to thei tide land te rminals, $1,500,000. The Union pas- wall to the front 20-0 retail store of Seattle. HAS A NEW SCHEME i ~ More i senger Station, $500,000. + Rs oe mn There are 250 acres of available lands now filled, part of which is forsale. fee In the Meantime rn nt increasing the ‘ Room Sale re Also 250 acres east of the East Waterway, which is owned by private All Goods Must en | ts parties and will cost $1,250,000 to fill and will make the whole White Be Sold te At = men te " River Valley accessible on perfectly level land, three miles wide and 20 uw i miles long with gradually rising lands on either side of the river. This ni Me les Sits wektitered.-tr tare hs aid aio th ri will make beautiful locations for 100,000 homes: money as fast as possible, i Tide lands have advanced 100 per cent annually for the past 5 years and will soon sell for as many thousands as they can now be bought for hundreds. i They are the most profitable and safest investment onearth. Abstract showing perfect titles furnished free. Investigate now; the present low prices will not last long. N. E. cor. rat ave, and Cherry street. . Lewis & Co. 1 ; —— _ ate ~. Come to the Sale Today Tomorrow or Any Day ¥. W. Bdwarde and Jotn Holand | oo attempted to interfere with City e Detectives Hubbard and Freeman | “KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS ‘Mosnoencaccsnc=ntd 75 Filled and Unfilled Tide Land Lots for Sale by H. H. Dearborn & Cok: §) ROOM “C,” HALLER BUILDING QWNERS 5605 SECOND AVENUE, SEA’ y neton hotel will be during the evening. |KNOW BETTER NEXT TIME. in the restricted district thin morn- ing while they were arresting Lorie ite woman. T officer against tl | ——eEEE ! The O'Conn ‘out on bonds, } * GARBAGE rani" Onter Judge ct | G CANS . sai of nin ier at ag Ty" thaing “a hurter| Cane in the city. We use theheavi- v ; . el works We sleo put yOur name and sdaren me ee co ee Ky mae hs bait , this morning. ® dhs Hh ¥ Cal nent ewe ‘a beige a SOLD AGENTS. om Ld eos Sr na, swiss _ Sehoo fee thatlge beatin ae 4 \Jol” LoFpraN? Ugg eer gmulte. All Sd : flares and fine Optica Go; een SF ous oad eet «oe a Rraauhtone plegig? te poMtions, Ovrl@eg, HM. woponousr co. Reale te Kit at Se xX j promis wibsalgety: Ce, one. 1400 New Location CONES ian » We are prepared to shaw yas some | modern heating furmices, ‘Bhis line is one of our t Agee vo points: