The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 19, 1903, Page 3

‘ smiselone—Neo Collectors No Agents—No Interest THE GEATTLE BTAR. : = TYEE STORM TOSSED sea UNION ME NV IN ALASKA WATERS Sewing Machines | SHAFER BROS oe oe ad a , t etenasy 11 [he Overcoats | ed her of the Ghe “Standard Rotary” per weather that } ted on the ers crs IMPORTED STRIKE BREAKERS | of ‘he Gull Aska for the past a REFUSE TO WORK AFTER Bollong from Yakutat that from the “ stic” A | tart, he had bad weather, which Domestic ere | TROUBLE IS EXPLAINED lasted unt reached that port elias ts bili “tp "ath ur All Furs in Our Large As- During th Of the storma the nowledged superior to 5 | leone cams tas went terveonel others | sortment Greatly Reduced Id at the Sewing the water casks and of her doors. ep sea tug and ts OLYMPIA, Nov, 18—Further at- | away som amashing tn The Tye |] Present-day styles for men Garments find most extensive showing tempts on the part of Messrs, Tom. te withetand ad “4 eS Le wiht “ghuttle Machines—#10, $16, $32 |] > Pi : ; . proved fy aides, ar hon on | and 824 very Fur Garment we offer for sale is stric ¢ » Shafe Te eg fo Dutch harbor vie Shelli itt werait ’ Cor. 2nd ly guaranteed for satisfactory wearing qualitic jj at the Shafer shop. Here nae } seater Shi Oy INE’S PLANO HOUSE, St2i]| Bees oreo ering geal, Be Overcoats in unlimited ter the situate hed the best grade of Skinner Satin, This week, at : to them the go to GOLD FROM ' the beginning of winter, when you need Furs iI variety---long, short or med- Great's witl He will) Bhanr ted that he had p most, our stock is all marked at reduced prices i. : ; 00 rege take ts suriners? {gece batt fee saiiroad’ oe (ns; east’ sige] 1 Rat opines tg ium, to suit every $l LABOR MEETINGS TONIGHT | a penton | aynamnite t sale-ot $225 the genial | Attempt to, blow u "Jocue NEAR SEAL JACKETS, beautiful soft, thick , .¥ : eet ates oe IMEN’S norrow it will rein. Get your $51.00 town for the rema\ act Ss Camron Siauyenes SS NEAR SEAL JACKETS, beautiful soft, thick ne also) the week a = Fur, regular $65 garments, on sale, at, each | “pn act Free Want Ade 9 i $51.00 | | RBE TT Jer Ceemeed rags toe Bree Went) ELECTRIC SEAL JACKETS, wit atusine Plumbers—Olympic hall, 10% Sec The superior ner Satin, regular $40 garments, colonly ot | Fur Garments, regular $90 val on le at L1c's ere || styles and fab- ‘ me es | fais 5a plain tur, nicely nished - ined, with § - lI rics that mark the Shafer Suits, have won the attention of men Gam ( as city having b each FUR SCARES of Mink, Sit tric Seal, Bea ne . Customers Are invited to see our selected line of Suits w tc | without a war and Page cal wok wai ( Hit ve N’S FUR SETS of Angora, Krimmer | who heretofore pensive if they wish, ce Corbett's a : and Squirrel, prices $3.50 to $6.00 a set | boasted of their “Puddin’head Wilson” " James Neill and his company | scored a great success last night tr or as fine as they wish. We have the best and largest stock in the state and our tailoring department ranks first the courts departir vals | DYNAMITE Tw i} custom tailor. Blanket || Splendid showing now ready. cacti ci l| FT. CASEY BRAND| Sale ===] } | $11.00 to $35.00 play of versatility for which the aggregation of clever actors and| William Shannon, the soldier whe ac ed. James Neill por-| deserted from | 1 the part of “Puddin mn” and did some good character work. 2 } man, as Roxy, pleased the audience t fully as much as in ro he | racks has occa pear in manner] Shannon to Vane of be She interpreted | at the court-martia the part In a etly natural way.| Ward returned | As Chambers, George Bloomquest |has a much more active part than | in “The Cowboy and the Lady,” and| The name Ge played the part in his usual original |for truth. It's the original 92.00 W. B. Hutchinson It has many Imtt but no equa’ | A performance of “Puddin’head | See the new bloc Company Cor, 2nd and Union clothes, whether low or high priced. Suits and Overcoats From $10 up J. Redelsheimer & Co. Strongest Overcoat House in the State No wonder! Weare now selling California | Wool Blankets, pure white and just from the FB SeUAss we git QP | | Distributors of the Brokaw Clothing and of the Imperial Hat ad arrested Hy | h M4 wtioks of d Splendid Winter Suits—fust what at Vancouver what you want for this climate. rt Polio ¢ Captain Ward . Aur and. testified || Handsome tn the extreme. } 1 et Rs Ane Pp A F 4.95 | aus | McCarthy DryGoods § |— zsise** || SHAFER BROS. O° Sawer | . Company iis wmneranntad di paonsrotl geomet \. | Arcade Building Second Avenue and University St. 1 comeludes the Netil| King Bros, 914 1 900.904 First Ave. Cor. Columbia It Pays to Trade on First avenue. - npany’s engsgement. The Seattle — ater Will then be dark untii Sun-| You should w “Herman the} man & Co, Over & Tokina, Singer. 2d & Beneca. ** enc aes eer ams! WillBeUp : TEN PER CENT | | -12|ThreeDays DISCOUNT SALE Tomorrow : Grace... , i __ Night row Ff WESTLAKE BOULEVARD ADDITION : i Fortune Knocks Once at Every Man’s Door Peare * : iia CLOSE IN PROPERTY AT ur mecor nvestmen omes SUBURBAN PRICES ; : 2 Streets being graded, sidewalked and city Sale began Monday, Nov. oth, with Watef front Lots, facing on each side of an 80-foot boulevard, and run- Pudging from the number of people that are planning to build, this hill water put in ‘At our expense 295 Lots for sale, and the first week ning to deep water, is ideal manufacturing and wharfage property, and at our side will be covered with beautiful homes before six months ul ee ee ee closed with more than half of our ™ price, $300 a lot, will net the investor more than 100 per cent. a year for the One Hundred Dollars is all that is necessary to join this happy throng. ake Green Lake Fremont-Ballard car, property sold. Fourteen lots sold yes- next 10 years. We control half of the deep water frontage on Lake We have plans out for 12 homes how, and expect to get them all con- Et off at sin Bunton. Or representa. terday, all for cash, Union, 3 t will the completion of the canal do for this property? tracted for the coming week. tives are on the groun: y P property We Bulld Homes or Furnish LAKE UNION LAND CO. Mone fo! Yo to B lid GEO. A, VIRTUE, Pres, F. L. FEHREN, Vice Pres, y r u u | 304 Boston Block. 230 Pioneer Bidg. BS oe ; aa wae et : Pe a NAPA AE 9 ‘