The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 5, 1903, Page 2

ee ee eee ee tn Se ere AA ARERR: ni ee pet tet el ate nan nt eA et RRNA CN - — pee Hevea ot Real Estate BUSINESS PROPERTY ve he “ HITTING THE BOOKIES ordi Ay : GREAT SPORT FOR RYAN as 3 Hara | _ George F. ponehey & Co, LISHED A | Warning | Boston P ‘Painless Dentists First Ave. And Spring St. 4 THE SEATTLE STAR, E - / 7 ae e ire ; } i BIG COMPANIES ward wver une gre] ® Largest Stove House in the Northwest * . ~ + ARE INTERESTED on Th PRIZE OAK i OUTLOOK FORTHE TANANA DISTRICT IS’ EX ¢ SOME EATER ; CEEDINGLY GOOD, SAYS CORRESPONDENT of ie Sa = | ACTS , we : aa ) r f a RAIDED WORTH CONSIDERING on , a Rice yield a A 7OU intend to buy a heater soon. Then ror : epeiler” ! es ot this store offers certain advantages that = . CLAMOR FOR Siac. slae Me Gals) you cannot afford to overlook. In the camnpantee ‘| A DIVISION ts in ; a ment eaghe first place we are the largest stove house, not ene OF WARDS : phe ' ewer only of the Northwest, but of the Pacific Coast. wre nd « | | We carry on our floors over 125 different styles os = ‘ / ml and sizes of heaters---an unequaled assort- eam aadeaaitebidebadalbieal Prices and Sizes. /, TOF ment. You will find here heaters in many CONSTAN TINOPLE 1S A CITY OF GHASTLY HORRORS No. 12 Diameter 12 inches, price $ 18.00 styles for wood or coal, in hot blasts or air- No. 14-Diameter 14 Inches, price $21.00 tights, and in all sizes. No. 16 Diameter 16 inches, price $24.00 Again, no matter what heater you buy, wt No. 18- Diameter 18 Inches, price $27.00 | offer you the advantage of excellent quality. ‘e neithe indle norsell any heaters of cheap : A FEW OF OUR MANY OTHER =| “Ye site hans norseuany ss sie HEATERS Pi awe Last, but by no means least, OUr heater $12.50 th $21 ° prices are the lowest in the city. A few Si4: minutes’ inspection will satisfy you of that. $9 Before purchasing a heater, give us the pleas- $ 8 t > $i: ure of showing you our splendid line. x $ 4.2 $530 to All Heaters on Sale at Our Main Store _Main Store __ ae wy fe —-—--- Morthwest_ iPER (8) Fixture Annex E 313 First Ave. S. AMUSEMENTS. mm | gies te: | Foxy THer =| From ie ‘ | aa “To - . ® house. et 2 Three — Mere : . 4 “ - Ballasd | rue onmarios carr v1 ge ar a tne | Port" “ae i ea bt on tn ora Kentucky” MARINE NEWS reat gs creat ook Et tiene or exh me Senet dag reg Joba Davis & Co. [S74 TntatRe Sensational Sale News of PALS BATS At Prices Lb i Mean a Saving EN FOR THIR WEEK ONLY AVRCIAL BAR LYE ED F rene WAT THAT 1327 THIRD AVENUE MILLINERY PARLORS Mme. L. Paul, Maneger Phone Ind. X 1157 We Have no Students Ail Our Operators Are Licensed by tt the State of Washington iver Fillings pultey {A 't-year| * etain Crewne } Written ela Coclina, Om jeowrentes, Bridge Wor, pe 60.35 3.50 3.50 Our Artistic Vuloan Pilates ‘atersetell 5.00 vision of Dr. 8. M. Miine and M. a ers ‘1422 “Second hve. Opposite Boa Marche ese nde lla te | Pianos Cathedral Fair “A paiRY FARM" The Victor wig fie River Bag hs cm gy iets Repsavnos Talking Machine ‘ Week and Saturday 3 » 18 YOUR FAV = GrandVoting || Contest | Sherman, Clay & Co. | Mr. RAL me coor 751 Second Ave. Chlet of Fi en THIRD *vEKUE Theater Russell and Drew, Mars WONDERFUL! re Depart JOHN SULLIVAN hiet of Pi Department RECREATION PARK Pacific Coast League _ |BASE LONDON MRARING HORNS, ARTIFICIAL BYRE, FIELD AND MARINE Oakland vs. Seattle GLassRs ’ 2 at ” MICROSCO res ecreNTHRIO Oo, erRUMENTS AND 716 SECOND AVENUE Triephone John 2941 va alt b. { re Mi in SLi tre m Ar = tu be bo = cor 2 } é a7 - - @