The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 21, 1903, Page 8

8 THE SEATTLE STAR a — —————— Black Dress Goods \e wii cre" 9 8 c Snenticeipenoe THAT'S WHAT THE TWO LONELY LITTLE LIGHTS ON UNION b for gato STREET DID THROUGH THE DARK NIGHT sn . “ at, the yard. oes. a roo bis ne tte tall ts See tte ieee Me Pied 9 oe eta ace Sas e ficane ; Among the Furnishings ur ails Sach eanesireses sath ie mei rived mors ee Tomorrow, Bargain Square, 9 to ' nie dignity. tn thi inte oobegaonn, il Fe eee AOU pA ie a 12 Noon » mt « h Applig tor BOs, a0 4 $2.25 yard A job lot of Bobinett Lace Sach Curtains, ready to * . H . “py * » GPe, Ole and up to 61.80 yard. hang, with lace edges and insertion of lace; white only, é 2 r “ aa Recbaed ~ tome xf * ~~ rth He pair) | tomorrow on Bargain ; an eee" Interesting to All eee A ene “ genet | ; eee aren, 20c the Pair . « « ath r b | S “ae Lay = _ The beet, to. Fouad Nine to Noon on Serge Squire, Each we both Wall and wide handlon, ow $ DON'T MISS THIS CHANCE. : ie Sleeping Gowns : Fawn Oats Lae coer |1 Stone, Fisher & Lane Se Package Second Avenue and University Street { HEAR ITALIAN OPERA Se ina cue os Hot-Blast ' euited for dict Not over 2 packages to each WHILE THEY FISH «. 2 Coal Stove He drew down his salary and simoly setomer. bh PUGET SOUND ANGLERS AND NET ARTISTS ‘Apo THE MERAY We have stood for formaldehyde o GRAPHOPHONE TO THE PARAPHERNALIA milkemen Cte Saves One-Third Your Coa! Bill ad for a milkman’s in 1 ‘ Ss Spee hy WILL NOT arn hie + Adams ™ 2° ALE LATE 8. empany : the megaph 6 5 know that he b e ‘offee at all ‘ of amusing . . The ti dy Matin : i ‘Sherlock Holmes” ¢ the dead man, if he knew it | GOO DS . os os Strict Grand “2; | TWO WEEKS ONLY, 208 First Av.S.| yarns and figh tre > stunt | pitot Closing Octob: thout £ “ one foreve t t iui od ‘ ee losing October 31, without fail voner, if stock is Gone forever pacity sudiene » aiat wae Sark, Men, Pens = ad) Bee sabi ka tha anetber of then goods is limited, and no he co-star piece | SALOON MAN THUMPS Two Nighte More-Wednentay |} more Overcoats of this character are to be had at any | j “ Matines if price after these are gone to b anrenneg a, Ui 1 PIANIST | Yemendous Success of | Geurithe tahabiants ITHE UNDERTAKERS ARE hie ih | Herbert Kelesy and Effie Shannen All Wool Overcoats $4.00 i ory Management, Daniel V. Arthur : bc ee ae tn All-Wool Blankets, $4.00 per pair, each.. . $2.00 Whoo-oooo! There ine yawning « ee ee U. 8. Army Late Regulation Boots, worth $9.00, for. .$2.75 3 nm the eravevar here ig @ turning | t be ye Ss i AR. DUS J ya the mbervehere afe U. S. Government Rubber Blankets, per pair ....... $1.00 rg U. S. Army Buckskin Gauntlett Gloves, per pair ...$1'75 s Prices “no more, no less” than quoted. Limited goods 3 A Modern Bo Jon Wiiday because it te an us = ZOuM CORT Mgr. Phone Main en. of this character, and no more to be had ~ The Milk Inspector lost ay fora w «. But why Pri paaesn ps TURBDAY and Three Succeeding wrad ny “A Genth iF Nights, Gaturday Matin : ofa openarereewted ed | wht tg y ar Duarte ren ane a. Two Weeks Only, at There's something else behind it. eoing witness does r tate. | “STATES Henry W. tee ww gone | 208 First Av. South | — a wrike Comey i ¢ news to the PRINCE OF. PILSEN s : facturers. : By Pixley and Laders—Authors of ; Rotterworth the eved hie 2 od 0. . tal a . wae followed| The list of the 84 applicants who| divan % ‘oun eommmit- [Mucceeded In parsing the Avil oe re naale. Curtatr & C. Wiltiame apoke briefly | or third grade nigat| Next Attraction—“King Dodo,” a - quest Lady aj'h rpmen, has n ¥ r - e wt future « = . } 1po Nietriot will = - }made. | | { . J. Beott, Port Townsend, whe stood | CALL TRADE PRICES i (tao wouthern play] BE eminen, tauthort [imme siccamful Seattle appticant REOREATION PARK, x i n- | One : saa te as lP. dtichiing beay 0 none Pacific Coast League ~ . . _ H These Suits ‘ ng the b every night dict, 90.80; Bilka M. Nay, 90.80 + - . -—- Chas. 1 Lynch, 90.20; Chas N. Rip- WAS = Worth, ‘| SEWER GAS FLOWED KILLED Bronk 4, Henry, 1: Frank of Six Gaon pa =! i Ror Geer ae Puhicneen’ wher ont : 817 SECOND AVENUE ——--=——-~« Custom hee = i gy | Sheng, Ai + Grandstar . | OFFICES and ; i va Take V ‘edar Tailor nd. Davis Fin. Sly mien AVENUE AND MAIN STREET Guarantees Theo W Their Fit | ine the Maneuver division | today cies wales, Uhate ave | (Seam Ines Intaige| THIRD THIRD Theater wadier genera foreign | Mgrs on and te TT Rossel og Drew today was o A GRAND s8UCC aoular brigade drills tn < ops for really stren~ MR. JAMES NEILL | j & ° ° hg A*GENLEMAN OF FRANCE : H ft ehh na vil | Comfortable Underwear Repeated Tonight ant i . ain . ; | A Tiger Gee 3 ‘tchimson DRILLS | | ene |" | ® to be Of service to you in ch A BACHELOR'S DREAM All Week and Saturday Matinee ¥ Co | Just the right garments, We ook Friday Hight Arthur ©, Alston's Company if Get. Reeond and Unipe lortece me Je Oe LOTTERY OF Love AT THEH OLD CROSS-ROADS namite In hie pockets to|the FORT RILBY, Kan., Oct. 20.—The ' $4.00, t. King | Matinee pr 260, even-]'The Best play at thie theater im ~ town, There is'and Jackne unt of the troops compos Bros, 914 First avenue, eee! ing, #1, Boe, 2Bc years.