The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 22, 1904, Page 7

| THE SEATTL E STAR 7 These Bardains WARY OF WELL DON os ae | FOR CONSUMPTIVES | | vei OPENED BY COUNTY | Sei =|— a oe Om Se an a Oe JEWEL“: } Wednesda y voted to legtures and demonstra-| ~r* recent est ent ot 1 *") than the Rie waists SCORES OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS HAVE NOT YET Q@EEN IN gape ti patra | operate consnmptive ward for 1 nf , | 360 va Bie SPECTED, ANDO IN THE MEANTIME THE COUNCIL COM the 4 et x 4. . oo ’ MITTEE WHICH ORDEREO THE WORK HAS CEASED To | NEW SERVICE TO ANTWERP JEWEL: reall’e , ¢ | Bissell’s Sweeper EXIST wns one ~ : : aan es! : - ed ; ' | $3.50 1 for ae 4 w w i ; on The Mar % ae. ¥ hey got thy . ' eal 2 CLEARED Thompson Fare Ca " 0 un | dors t s ' Incorporated 1427-1429 First Avenue, r r of Pike Our Crescent | Lawn Howes Seasicmrers| THE WAY \Sreses See at Ss tor stoun JAPS FOUGHT THEIR WAY ol , 4 the ar $1.00 A WEEK 1D $1.00 « LA Fy PURCHASE SECURES ACROSS FATUNG PASS wba me > Bae meee» aes | “4 iain stung baat | pias Mails i ; Second and Union e members of the i “ : : ones pecs | ' ? : : ‘ - : . i “ ent Centennial’s pecctomes =“ Best Flour | APE ‘SCHEME To SoS | errs ae OOLONIZE 22-2 Sens dere Caerpar ge Ebon ARE YOU Makes More Bread Makes Lighter Bread Makes Whiter Bread r Mi Makes Sweeter Bread| jad ‘4 Makes Better Bread Than Any Other Flour JAP SOLDIERS IN WINTER UNIFORM 8-inch holes, and oven 14x20x13 Inches. Price.... ees $38.00 and oven 16x20x12 inches. Price if the Jape governmen nt has ef years, it has wonderful resources mm winter uniform, heavy enough fo! straw, ‘OVE AND ALLOW YoU ALL IT 18 8 PART PAYMENT. ALL GROCERS SELL IT | == <= vm TAH o1 FORETOLD 4 FREDERICK & NELSON HER DEATH eo Complete Housefurnishers 2d Ave., Madison, Spring |OCOSTA WOMAN DIED IN HER * | BURIAL ROBES t If you are you will see at a glance that you can save a few dollars by coming to this sale. Wearesure that it will mean Uniform aregular customer for us. At this Price of sale you will find that the stock that we offer at the uniform price of $10,00 the suit, which means coat vest and pants, consists of suits that ye have been selling at $15, $16, $17, $18 and $20. If you are not awake we think that this should rouse you from your slumbering, so get up and shake yourself and come and see us while the great $10 sale is going on. See window display. Any suit in the window $10.00. mg | (Special to The Star) SUGGESTS on nt Caracas A REFORM," <A ape THE MARKETS: ted at ial WHOLESALE PRICES hb 1 ho} re Sverane 3 New Yeoh Store JACOB PERL, Prop., 1458 Second Ave. Near Pike St.- Co- -Operation © fe away. The whiskey that has become popular be- cause it is pure. Ask for Marquette. & ULLRICH, & ban money We Sell a and Produce lace On the co-operative plan and save | CONS people money. 4 Labor Union Co-Operative Store Groceries and Produce 4th and Union. GROMME ~ SEEN "AND UNSEEN Many people think of ise » Scott's Emulsion as merely om a flesh builder, but its flesh |; ” building is only an outward | os.» THE NORTHERN LIQUOR CO, Distributers, 12 First Ave. 8. Seattle. CASCADE LAUNDRY CO CALL-TRADE PRICES es, Main #2. Order Your Grocerien Here sign of the new life-build- ae = 477) TAR AND FEATHERS jing process within the ig fth Avenues | WERE SUGGESTED | ‘vital parts of the body, |!" a lel ld est iki Sibi: 417 onitoat's Between Fourth Across from | ’ ~ baci before the added| « an HH. Lewis & Co { ie ae flesh begins to appear. diate 817 SECOND Rang j i v4 tae y Its unseen work is more| First Ave., Cor. Cherry THIRD AVENUE AND MAIN STREET | GA.LINDAUER, Eye Specialist! traucnt nis erring wite home on ine Important than the seen. | eR Ta i