The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 23, 1903, Page 8

JIM HILL HAS — ice Fall HIS TROUBLES? — on One EMPLOYES ON ENTIRE GREAT NORTHERN SYS TEM FORMULATING DEMANDS FOR MORE PAY AND SHORTER HOURS Early Morning Bargains | - At the Annex ; . . Grand Fosmal . . Fall Opening (Special to The Star) PAUL, Minn, Sept t tr t t i play ; ; B tay ' I hap j Cloa i Hosiery and Household Purnia ci AT 3 1-2c A YARD I nd Par } at M ’ Will ‘ I r r" 1 Yards of it-venous ! t pr A Free Souven Kitt 1 wh ! 1 tt tbert’s B I Extract th } 1 » coy rt \ 1} i 1 i Lhe given awa : THEATER PARTY Fi wt ond WSIES tion an ite TCHAMBER OF $10 195 - “ C0 MME: RCE Excellent-Tooth | Women’s Hose elas Majestic Waist Ex- 5 Brushes 6c Instead porters (2c, In- tender 3c, In- in of I2c stead of 20¢ stead of 10c "s Fou ‘ An ~ the tle | T te rh % od p po Lamps : : ar a th Be an opportunity to get a G 41 amp for littl y—a Lamp br Ne me h that will brighten up the lame Wednesd Ge | r g8c0—Fancy China Lamps, | 68¢-—-G)! tand Lanvwps, ia HM thndee ba match; 1a. | rad Si tld, with Mave "Ten Lent Embroid- Toilet Pa r, Bigs pretty new designs; worth burner, everything con» eries, 3c | ‘olls a $1.0. plete ’ ndred yards of this! $1.18 for Nickel Stand | $4.48—Hanging Lamps, fan aed, vas — Anke Lamps, complete with cy t calored, wel edeens: tater er aiunee hade prisms > F dliceis eon i work complete g3e--Side Lamps, complete with glass fronts and re THEY LOOKED flectors shia all, if but to look through « come at The Leader, looking or baying ‘Truly. the Star newsboy has he Rick coming, for things are B/ coming hie way with a antiafy~ ing reqularity. | ch BRIGHT, FRESH RIBBONS, WORTH 8 AND 0c = STONE, FISHER & LANE ANNEX | - Second Avenue and University Street | were arrested on Frew this morning by Ptr ToBuild a $75 pie i ins i ap 8 eye SSS a = gied suit assist the Cy ce Beatie | LICENSES TO WED ay te fecover 18 per cont of the liquor orl MH. Manders, 45. For Women and | " 3 ean! age; John Krauley, 35. and 4 Mary Hanna. of lege! age, both of RR RR eee cg A ed gery Bethy We looked through a great } It’s a hdad turned French | many lines of samples Te} Kid Shoe, Blucher cut; a satis THE BLUE FRONT. THE BLUE FRONT. we selected the Dres factory Shoe j =e ame ae for Misses and Children, but we found what we wanted. to 8., - $1.50 U | Se | 1 . $2.00 : | OpeningDays SSS] Linings te Blue Front calf and kid at $1.00, Pay HEATER FOR Woop No heater can give the entire satis- faction to be found in COLE’S AIR- TIGHT » because they are not absolutely air-tight. | We_ guarantee safisfaction or money refunded. tor weed 98.00, $10.50, $13.00 “ter weet, 92.00, $3.00 ALL STOVES SET UP FREE ERNST BROS.» ERNST BROS up. MANPUACTURED BY ennai : Last Saturday we held our opening oni Ge CY show of new Fall Suits, Overcoats he oma Qe. enny | Furnishings. The display is continued 1327 Second Avenue, Arcade Building this week and includes every line and grade we carry. Suits at every price Cla Co. in all gradesand materials. Overcoats that fit at prices that please. ... ... YOU ARE INVITED TO VISIT THE STORE TOMORROW Or any day this week and fook over our splendid stock of Men’s Suits, Hats and Furnishings for fall and winter. The Blue Front F. L, JACOBSON, Proprietor 812-644 tst Ave. Opp. Louch Augustine & Co. ey NEW FALL STYLES IN WOMEN’S SUITS All the new effects. Swell Suits of Zibeline—the new h s, Skirts, Waists, etc Prices more Men’s Woolen Underwear The Largest Stock In Beattie Our Leader $1 Garment Auate weave. Also Jacke than reas ene Sy NEW YORK STORE 1418 SECOND AVENUE NEAR PIKE*##4444AJACOB RERL me CS CLOTHING HOUSE | atian Wool Underwear We have fust received from Ih to Government Navy 9 9 4000 FINEST NAVY BLUE | 1 ALL WOOL Coffee pa at e time ~-|'|| Flannel Shirts and | é ‘ Drawers Dye. We are asking 1.26 enc n for them. | Is THE BEST the Coffee, Indigo ag RET ‘ In Cartons Only. | Bl c's asa, |