The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 11, 1903, Page 2

THE SRATTLE STAR. wo Stearmships c R. Butterworth « Sons Mave ’ yu FIRST AVENUE B , Port Orchard Route The Official Line for U. S. Navy Yard and Battioships secmaemmel| ATHLON, INLAND FLYER, PORT The greatest value yet presented in a . ; rriday» Spécial. A_ first-class Roman | Seat, built of solid golden oak. $2 Value > for 85c |" Pee none rn, 7 7 . | awasncoe wen it See Buster Brown |] G. L. Holmes Furniture Co |) n ant and are act grow and the 1101 to 1105 Second Av on % Electric Railway = — tr r «sss Not in ‘the Combine . are rere =“t . ona Friday's You'd Better Come Early st Holiday Queen City Laundry Cut Rate Offices Main Office and Plant Cor. First Ave. and Bell St. Down Town Office—Third Ave., near Pike St. Shirts 10e Collars2ce Cuffs 4c Sl. WALKER, Avetioneer, OaATTLE EDMONDS AND ERETT ROUTE Eastern College of Painiess “ys Dentistry Leave Becond and Pike, Masonic Temple 1 viding , ne BAD BLOOD WE STILL HAVE A FEW OF THOSE ALL WOOL Overcoats * $4 cecr W. S. KIRK, 1209 First Ave. | $2. 30 & Gallon Bae ee Aves Now Fork a 4 : “ = Keddy . Bourbon “s Ce: L2072I50725 ae ne 104 First Ave. South aint arene n Cale : ‘abt a M ‘li J } tit te th G REMEDY co, wal Both Phones Pink 1753 ' tistry i al ns t ut Fa pda “ea tr a Free Delivery ph rw | Sate - : Ww AN A ARAN Here Is Where We Throw the age of Our Store Away All Prices Are Cut Down to the Core A Clean Sweep THIS WEEK Here Is a Big Snap sates wats nnn, Suits That Sold for $15, $18 | Suits Sold for $21, $22, $24, and $20, Overcoat $9.22 Worth Four Times as Much Pants We Sold at $8, $9, $10 and $12 a Pair for OSE Only One Pair to a Customer. No More $26 and $30 | ~ Choice $ 4 44 : ‘sta A Hat Suits Sold for $32, $35.00 and $40.00 of ao Choice $ 8.88 AT THE THREE LITTLE TAILORS, 1217 First Ave. In the Postoffice Block, 500 Doz. Suspenders, Worth $1 for 5c Se eer BSAA IRILIIAE BIN And the Best Tailored Suits All at One Price bn Choice $9 .99 Seattle, Wash. | ‘— Choice $6 .66 | | | | 3