The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 21, 1904, Page 7

we » & ™ = : VED i es, = eect ie a ie Pia ‘ Ne i at tance eee be oases __ THE SEATTLE STAR z : Teeatit P ; oa % f the PPOtthest in the try = sgeamtahewte| athe name ot 1a Corrigan, tne | lt I : r| over 1 i More News of Our t t ‘ ' ni t. Low t f sring lays of th my r#° | Ura okp aw period. | clone to ® quarter ¢ SEES tars tae ay -|March Sales | DOWLING INSANE |X iussor’* (wot §1z000 and By C. itinwth 1,0 - COMING TO AN END | ; ‘ ay | ot the} Let a ay |p S. Johnston Co.'s Big cur| ee PF? % cae “ ft Ay w | Price Stock Reducing Sale ngs. H ! f sterling value are Mmacked GETTING READY ly , —_ | A ' ; ‘ . 4 Will Close Very Shortly ti { their ul cogt. I on, he . . | SPN = ihe ‘os : aod We Never Sold Buy Your (Special to The Star) {feature thar f a 7 , é od t cio]. ae ‘ K I T c H E N record for # a J 7. So Low 'n Bargain Basement ve gues Cottage Set of Mas Mrs. Po ily 1 ' in| President ' mutta | fi10 value....$4.98 inane atten ms ' to} - | EXTRA SPECIAL Undertaheroand Embeimers Have remo’ oew “Fins AVENUB Telepbo: orouahiy modern ve at iberty to w. s. Tarrant & ns Retail Jewelers Watohes, Dis $i ut ME AND SEF Ot Colpitt’s Studio Phone, tnd, L738 Auction |: cats b pee eat : ade t i? 4] 2 Prt $1.39 4 Bweeper, $2.90 Stock of Fair S. A. C. MUST MOVE “IT 00 : $1.98 Department Store 5 wisi, asiteies: sa} & ieegsrun cnn gel ; Zz "5° ining Bowral ry Syndicate a ‘ose why aa avicke Sales at 10:30 A. M. and 2 P.M. ay Doctor sce iit We Cut the Price of Spring Second and Pike tor dees : L : aotif eads as Boo WM. FITZHENRY, Auctioneer nbiew “|H a rdwa re PUGET SOUND BRIDGE AND DREDGING COMPANY, Inc. sae are nepae aruat | Hagley eet Mat om with me | = ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTORS -.: York Store oar i ‘ ‘ ; POULTRY NETTING 3 Bridges, Structura lron We rk, Piers and Foundations, Dredging JACOB PERL, Prop, . at ® ah Mes 91.60 by All Methods SEATTLE. WASH. 1418 Second Ave. Near Pike St, : : : 4 : - ee ¢ s55 rane Syndleate Doctor| © srough ‘ fe Sb, Ten bi a Areatie - nies Seattle, ----- : i ¥ CIAL, FOR TUERDAY. : < i -— The seutth Transfer Compaty voseine Fecivany|| Seuen “FREE cutee aye $2.29 on ER. Butterworth & Sons 4 Ws: Revere sr sanaticrring, |S 2 “Hurl “| Snelger. ry Second and Union igar 9 , Jewelry and 1921-2 Marlen St. Between tat and 2d of the * ) Wo DS, iONSTON ri (3 Beoond Ave. Burke Bidg. Manufact and Charms. SALVAGE SALE ~ Of Clothing, Furnishings and Shoes From the Burned Steamer Queen — FIRE CAUSES LOSS OF I4LIVES ATSEA Steamship Queen Scene of Fatal Disaster Satur- = a La day Morning | . We have purchased from the insurance adjusters the | | ee entire consignment of Clothing, Furnishings, Shoes, Etc., ane obit gain | | | from the burned steamer. | | = | | Some of the goods are damaged by smoke and by water | | He ae S Catala 908 | | entering the packing cases, but seventy-five per cent of the purchase is practically as good as new. You Can Buy at From 50 to rit Meare _ 75 Per Cent Underthe fe Semateerin | Maker’s Cost | cos Se | } IMustration Showing the Upper Part of ani Steamer eu 1een After Fire Was Exieghaned { The prices are scaled its of the ¢ , but inn as body pay t n one If the value of the merchandise. It is inypossibleat this early date to quote t | any prices, as th “ " Saturday sing. Extra salesmen have been employed to wait on rowd Th ¢ first to come will be the first to get inside the store, j | but when the builc th ide are waited on, Entrance on ( lental ave and exit on Washington street. Hours of sale each day—8 a. m. to 6 p oO. D. “THE OUTLET CLOTHING CO. Ocoldental Avenue and Washington Street- Occidental Avenue and Washington Strect _ | ©06090000.2566600 9060 00006800900000800090000050005 SCOTOOSOS0SSOOSSSS9OHSISOOSESOSOSSOIODSETOSSESOSO gS m., Saturdays 8 a. m. tc ery