The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 18, 1904, Page 8

MAAR EAMMAAVMAAAAUAAAWAAAAU? ; oiler. ) 4 KR : HUMBOLDT TAKES 105 PASSEN. | Alan ¥ = . ee e| Me “ GERS FOR ALASKA AND THE ot a na , z 1 8 Twa YUKON TERRITORY : \atmmaua.¢Oue New Departure 4 pee weeameg 3 ] Séetona of the o¢ sicrhunae Has already won for itself a host of friends. Our new q Ns perm | ‘ a count of ball the twe Grocery Department was crowded yesterday. Grand Opening Sale All Day and Evening Temorrew STONE, FISHER & LANE SATURDAY WILL BE MEN’S c DAY ON BARGAIN SQUARE —_ Soft Bosom Shirts at 50c Ea. Grand Opening Sale in the Garment Department ' ; , Prices for Saturday Shoppers| New PrnCALE, wHarrnne | cu MITE LA ‘ a pee and ‘a b co NEW CALICO WRAPPIt 4 with tty . ae F he party. CAPTAIN GEORGE TYLER FAILS | with p yok 1 flounee $1.25 ed, te rs) CHILDRE WHITH DRI , and ruffie an yoke of embroidery; speota)...| OTHER LINES at 98¢ B5e!| | 4e | * 1 $1.50, that] TO PAY FIRST WIFE ALIMONY WRITES To | : ROOSEVELT | rt REV. SMITH ASKS THE PRESI DENT SOME QUESTIONS ABOUT THE RACE PROBLEM braid, spe Ba Sale in the Big Housefurnishings Dept. Boyal at Granite Pre ing Kettle or Sauce Pan te nown tn this © “RODE INTO = Masi, West, Supe & 1 Center Aisle Forward, Just Inside j waren 2s the Main Entrance cI . tat 9 1-20 at the ¢ : New Shirts 50c Fach re WINS TWO YERS AGO JOCKEY HILDE. » Ges the| 2 Be , sods efi BRAND WAS A RACE TRACK! « ‘ ise . ‘ 8 ‘entiiseesank ok -Amecks te en | PEANUT BUTCHER “ Pe the Guessing Contest as to The New Easter Millinery is More ies ‘ Seer eee rere Beautiful Than Ever. To norrow ata a MISS ETH w how Ye i j ise $15 su itncene th. " y} tm hin that Mod ‘adi 1 taapen’ was co \ank Alter 60Chock on Soraday | ™%3 election ne Gad what incre 1 agree | was 0 PB anv r THE BEST BREAD, It leads the) Fancy Picnic Mama, regularprice! r E SD vERNASH 3 euing pater. "We Will Entertain You Tomorrow Night THE ANNEX J Mh Music and oe Home of Quality and Worth—Sccond and University WINS OUT ie) = “JOU JEW AN jt le AMERICAN | Vee eS | |______.___ “°\SWYDER [S BELIEVESIN: oo PUT BACK —WIFEBEATING HAD A ROW | By Scripps News Ass'n.) Committee on J ) favor of Ju the federal full comm © ter at ite ne WORKERS WANTED BY UNCLE SAM CONDEMNATION PETER ORONIN SAYS JOHN r wt STEWART ROBBED HIM OF |« ELEVEN DOLLARS “ Levinson’s Quality Store. Bottles Full Measure. Another Case of Genuine Sacrifice. PORT WINE sp cet ae A Day of Unapproachable Bargain Giving. ace $1 catonceso. | RUSSIANS Ti men’s $10.50 Suits for $5.25) ee Boys’ $2.95 Sults for $1.65} |. Men’s $12.00 Suits for $6.50 Men’s $15.00 Suits for... $8.50 Newest Weaves, Spring Styles, Perfect Fitting. Alterations and Pressing while you wait, free. Boys’ $4.00 Suits for neve eae Boys’ $5.00 Suits for... $2.85 A small lot left of those 75¢ Corduroy 39 Pants for Boys, to close fess vem < Rae Cc Men’s $5 Sweaters, Men’s 95c Unbleached White X ra Shirts, reinforced, extra well 4 ( C X ra beautiful assortment f Ls) nit made, Saturday... of colors, Saturday. The bargains are not restricted to the above items. Everything in the big store is selling at about the same proportion 1415-1417 2d Ave. A. Bridge & Co, 1415-1417 2d Ave. Next Door to Bon Marche Popular Price Clothiers Next Door to Bon Marche WITHDRAW THEY LEAVE ONLY A WEAK POST AT CHANGSONG, A STRATEGIC POINT (Qy Scripps News Ava'n) “LIKE Pocyangl ) PENNIES” Our Customers a) mur Sixt into then Eastern Outfitting Co. 422-424 Pike Street, Corner Fifth,