The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 19, 1903, Page 8

: THE SEATTUE STAR. STREET CAR COMPANY ae 55 “3 FLOODS | | age Fall pening ALSO DODGES BLAME ‘i Be nape es cai | MIGSI8SIPPI ON A TRAR IN WIS: All Day Tomorrow GONBSIN— THOUSANDS OF PEO 8 a. m. til 10 p. m. PDN S TONS, | PLE HOMELESS MANAGER GRANT SAYS BRICK MAKERS ARE RESPONSIBLE EL PASO FOR TERRIBLE CONDITION OF FIRST AVENUE WINS OUT: her ® will ” OGDEN, t 3 ra Music and Song Afternoon and Evening Come and Enjoy the Music and Singing Everybody Welcome "i “We. have been hindered Sumter by paving brick, a while 1 t that work ha e car ° tarding th nente Af Ub ODAY she places the mark of approval upon one | J —t tomorrow upon another. For several seasons ¢ she has smiled only upon plain dress materials. She now casts her winning glance at materials of the rougher || sort---not extreme fancies, but cloths of rough surfaces, of neat hair-lines and invisible checks. All these are worthy of your attention this fall and are sure to be general favorite: this fall. .We have anticipated her favorites this fall and have on hand all these new favored weaves. 5s E DROWNED wo.ruen IS VALID Se siete Opening al pan = : m Sra $10. 15 $12. 00 Prices on the | < Fo a gr at Se itso ne : witn. | tr rhs Main Floor . ee Rig SSUGSIND mt Pere, etT 20) Sahm, eee Fran‘c Siebert, Director t woul?) T OMURPHY'S SIDEWALK BILL mir lerat oui ” ' , HE POD Big oe Basement Over Grand Fall Opening Shag Buy All Day and Evening Co nrc 8 a. m. till 10 p. m. _3c Will Buy OUR “AT COST” SPECIALS SATURDAY ONLY “Binee that Job was June we b iment + averse mat service. Of course if we to continue cur ser Id be completed in TWAS MY EAULT. = ~ sani ae wo enn I WAS THOUGHTLESS” o.oo yo New Fall eee 4c Will Buy ‘ . 5c Will Buy reason for leaving me ¥ hn Hafiard. TP He in “ . 7 . ie) Se ens ; . hd t otfe ' = ¥ S38e Gieomaret from, ei-| gh fa ee coca tra Special BWhen be returned fi | he " oe ~ we Wub w a ane r Gen departure © at the Atelier Ma Lampe. en aale ugh search failed fo reveal an A ibe ne te ber wheres bouts. The police) me bi " eile, wth and anle have been notified and ¢ — with le & ploture of the mising jt | andy Trays, worth jbe, sale Mr. and Mre. Merritt had ana mar i> Re MONEY OR YOUR LES =" CRAZY MAN, ARMED WITH A KNIFE, a A PANIC IN SCANDINAVIAN-AMERICAN BANK TODAY—WANTED $500,000 LEITES' HABERDASHERY Clearing Sale For the next 10 days we wil nell All Wool Pants at $2.00 Feit (Soft Derby® Mate Saturday’s Special COOKIES 8c dozen 2 doz. 15c $20 Prize $20 —_ tal 9 Second $. ird $3, Fourth $2 jf To the ones who write the best description of YORK ADDITION, |] with 6 best reasons why investors should invest in those lots, #0x1Go feet to an alley, only 15 minutes from business and manufacturing center. $100 and up, 10 per cent down balance easy terme. Call at our office at YORK STATION for particalars, Take Renton car line at Seventh and Washington, at present very 20 minutes; get Offat YORK STATION. tm for benefit. of those who did not see ad, in Star, Septem- 7 “Give me $500,000 inside of 10! began to count the minutes that the minutes, or Tit kill every mother's | paying teller had to lve Sen of you,” Martin Erickson. an in “Une two-three You'd better ane man, shortly before noon foday,|hurry.” he aald, ranning bis fingers as he rushed inf® the #candinavian. jorer the edges of the knife. nm bank. Wild-eyed, and, 1 rar--five tively = king. frothing ot the) then Deputy Sheriff John & (mouth, he briindished an uxiy-look-\Cudihes entered the bank. where he |« ding brite in trout @f W. i. Coitier,| wan to meet a man on business 921 Second ave. paying-teller, and the assembied| Mixing up the sit mation. he crept | Beek lup taneee ths $1.50 A stampede to the rear of the to sign Viel Kid Boxecalf Shoes Dank, led by several young men with | han dou! hair pointing heavenward, followed.| The f and for awhile things were doing.|to the ‘The cashier, trom « anfe distance, |informed Wim thet the fried to jolly the maniac, and sug-|see that he ree wae in the wrong) mor $2.25 A jot of odds and ends below cont Ww went peaceably enon ty Jail. atter e through. | han soo atu 10. 00 scaah hans Guta eS: lOTHER DEPARTMENT REOW $ school, and there Se we TIONS Worth from $15.00 to men we. eo-| Enameled an 3 ognized . ied and F Mra. Me All styles and lengths. Ree them in window LICE Guate Third Avenue Millinery and | 2." Dressmaking Parlors a. FALL OPENING SATURDAY (TOMORROW) AND ‘conain 1S COMING , ‘Tomorrow, from store opening I] until the time we close in the f| evening, we will seit Levinson’s Bi} Royal Port, regular price §| ) per alion, at, the gallon =I$1.45 © 16th. OWNERS on ground every day in the week. Supptter duced 20 t Aupplies reduced 20 t or you WOULD yet ep tg bien 4 “THE VERY LATEST HATS.” Me gg techn ed | Tes aveeswerk cv ‘metho ef es Saeed —= “THE VERY LATEST STYLES IN PATTERN Hats” * } ” Piper Commen’ WEAT AN ELEGANT MmaL | Sitbe Wet org rae EVER@OLE OPTI0AL OOMPanY ee at $1.45 a galion it ls a de- 1 Genet erties, See Dae Se ‘Phone James lot h cided bargain. , continued on his trip thee vugh | Main Store—Firet ave. and Spring THREE INCOME INVESTMEN Seeman t, Where he inter vinit | ‘ hweat Fixture Annex, TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY payed ch na meg all the army poste, términating his i | TWO CHRAP LOTS. Flow of 4 Bg RK, trip at Menttie | ae | hat buttdine: Gy Gesirebte > 7 cot Union and IW, blocks etuth of |2Aat building, aissen Capitol BEIM ent the at 6 per cent; balance, $2 PHONE -—IND. X1i67, pt 1927 THIRD AVENUE. | money \ ee here to meet her sister, but cannot fidn i uke rion-Se rma n bo ; her. 1497 Second Ave, Arcade Building up for the money. Steaks, aniries, in fact everything 1920 Second ave. Both Phones, Main 644, | Le 1209 2nd ave., Retween Seneca and University. RNER & CO. be Block.