The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 22, 1903, Page 8

THE SEATTLE STAR oes LARIO 8) THOU WAS'T RAIDED arte THE GAME = DAWSON POLICE BROKE UP A BIG DRAW POKER SITTING Roger Gray « left nohoo! a ‘ orecast—Cloudy, occasional rain Second Avenue. and < if Second Avenue and University St. h e HNHNCA University St. When the stud thelr mind that th The Skagway HAIR $2 HOO] | Half Price HE tailoring, the fit, the quality of the fabric and the general aris- tocratic air, all show that a spe- cial effort has been made to ce these $25 suits something to boast it. And women who know tell us these are head and shoulders above thing shown hereabouts at equal figures. NOCKBURN TW tED— | ELABORATE DRE: pt SUIT OF BLACK BROAD t cL OTH- oe pe er sh i to droy n the front, er t rt tt pateh 4 t train rt, with trimmings of sil SUIT OF BLUE AND BLACK ETAMINE~—|§ A DECIDE DL ¥ NEW SUIT—! a 30-inch ¢ ESN suIT oF OXFORD GRAY —Has a Louis F it in at the waist and double-breast DRESS ed, I uan’s Prince Albert; wide revers and 10T. » inche velvet « tv full skirt cape over with band: The Entire Group Is Specially Priced $2 5 For Tomorrow at Rain Cat ch You Yesterd A Le RS RE Ne EO RE NT RS OE CET Oe URS RE ON Te ay? Today a ene eS ee em ee ci ne ee ee a oll. at nee Ses Quick Step | Ge STAR DUST s)||[ v3 igs ane wana re ww ee $98 |" Faie Stock Masked to | — ki * "et line. ste ay frames, paras 98c =: oe 1.98 When the for Luke Mas Poetitus Almost Nothing Any Sale of The Fair stock, Second avenue and Automobile Coats for Girls: Here Are the New Dress would ven in #0 \ Pike street progresses. mae ee ve Just the sort at We have marked the goods still lower, par- What's the Use pow et tu S wis { snow-clad mountain good, heavy fabr ticularly in the broken lines, to close out as fast ; . na minty see e sh lers and stole as possible the $50,000 worth of Merchandise of 1A is citer aealonate heaton. | ter foe a . sare’ not find their equals for the money anywhere all kinds which comprised this stock when we That sleepa in the Mind of Me good, big backs ad wheats iin Setashoo her ts; no idle boast in that statement. Buying for an the sale. —— & eo ‘ ihe | four stores tempts makers to go lower than they would for gan }than ever i onsideration { i 8 ; one, <A real array of blacks, a still richer gathering of col ‘We would call your attention particularly to | ors. Here's just a brief Our Men’s and At $4.95 inal ; and one toe At $1.69-—New Pepp: *, in black and and Salt | At §$1.00—Biack Zibeline, with t twine effect, in white, 42 incher with stole front, is piped with ia scroll of fancy | ¢ and brown and white, | wide braid e At 95e--Oxford Gray Zibelines, 52 Baeket | inches wide, long rough camel's 9 95 if hair eliate tn Alabama were killed me pew blue, black, cardinal, myrtle, ste A a. ? © girl. Thal was bard in piped velvet tar 2 inches wide, at, the yard..85¢ s = clinte—but think of the poor at ‘$1. 76--All Wool Sharkskin, 6 oO The way was steep and tiresome j At $5. 95 | inches wide, tn most wanted cot- | And hot the afte — — ore. Alone 1 walked. r At $1.00 Sitk Warp Endora, 4 7 ach my how Ww : 1"; inches wide, black with tiny | — which has been marked down to ridiculously low fi e in the JOSH 1 RETURNS ront, trim te « aid, fu | ot Cream Prilliantines, with self 1 r polka dot, 38 Inches wide.....606¢ Others at TSe to $2.00—In bine, black, cardinal, cream, ete. iff, box back, double-b SAFE AND SOUND’ prices, giving mo chance for profit to us—merely the sacrifice of the stock to turn it into cash. Our Groceries, Too, Are |” Underpriced what there are of them, and it will pay you to keep watch of this sale of different lines—be- cause at the final closing out of the last of each ae F eee oe line prices will be something unheafd of before. jI'd_gladiy wak fore . | Forever holding har tan, navy an sng weneecm’ Stone, Fisher & Lane ‘srécvuszs 'e give the best work hiehen’ ou Our offices hav: established for ten years. W. the beet equtaves offices and largest practice in Beatt ¢ it. We can do for you w have done for ahem, we fill teet! ITHOUT PAIN adhesive te rd him aay, ienoring up to Ue weary boy's demands, een ten brelin ‘It's hot enough, 1 reckon, ‘ ‘ jored foreign tales iding hands * standing just intide the pre er lent elingtn « 4-b-er—that te where | ommands, Ou ») Silver filings Gold fillings, pure . (06 | Fat Set. “Teeth . Bridge work « epectelty. Our ten year «uarant : A graduate spectalist Goes your work here: no youths or students al- lowed in the offices. Lady attend- Ant always present Re sure you are in the right place. Come in tomorrow and save money The Fair oe us A putstrenairy in Beattie! ‘To pa BROWN DENTAL CoO. change. for the pasteboard pillars of the f 799 FIRST AVENUE eral building | Parlors 1, 2 & 4, 5 and € Union block, one door nouth of MacDougall- ' Bouth wick Ce. Hours, 0 a m. te 7 m. Sundays till 4 Why not present a thorovghty moa-| Second Avenue and Pike Street aE ern map at Boats tothe ety councll?| LICENSES TO WED The man who gives his seat to aj ain't ws to the ewift thom Dancine Mon. Fri. eve. Prof, | and Pauline G. Crow t Maggie M woman with a baby, does more fe r with th Nellie Biye ap ain't fre- The Liquor Dealers’ Protective as- Wilson, I e hall; private lessons. Chasies. De anard, 2 1K W BSeaitia