The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 17, 1904, Page 2

THE SEATTLI STAN --WE DNE SDAY, AUGUST 17 : / Everything Matters (In the World of Sports) al BOTH MEN | THENATIONAL LeAQvE. 17 QQK/NG FORWARD | Se ae a TO COMING BOUT | A Poor Man's Chance TURNER.TRACEY GO TONIGHT cl EXPECTED TO BE BEST SEEN ' , 4 "i IN THIS CITY IN YEARS rt t ‘ : : The UNION Pays 4) ving wnt 'are ‘sow realy | ae pnooxiyy valu eee ale | ty 4 a nue % oy yon PACIFIC NATIONAL LEAGUE t t ' ; Esa eee a] Mente oe it one || FREE RENT FREE WOOD Union Savings : nt fent of win: | Role 4 2 a $95 on bey Stee ports who have \ a” 4 orligh nes coon x. ne Sgt eg oe oom Mame he ent cer | eee WATER SHUT OFF | to = . | AML SeneTs 1 ; THE AMERICAN LEAGUE Rnseh-dowae a0 Pranune. _ceeey wy - eo : Alcazar “Ronaien ot | Rieliniia-c? te Olle | sist wen, Bast Pit Bet 5 & Koog a and Mera} uy st. Pet. | EASTERN OARSMAN th av : reed k Phones * M we 1 AM 4 ( “ . oo ni BARGAIN IN a ane din to 8 New Y cal _ :| WON SINGLE sours |" PeTNE STEAM LAUNDRY o- = 4 ‘ BOSTON “<< . an Ti es «@ | ie PAINLESS ~ ~ ned ee. une | < o| fh Es LATONA ‘9 DENTISTS i cone Great ee [BEEtie eters verry } Boxing Match OHIO PAINLESS DENTISTS LOTS Ay Bg Pretis a, . ine ALL openatons. only sdg . ° « Pactth om Nervous reste Tasting Easy Payments samiaaton ms “Tovever barred a sire Et. . Best Value Crowne and Bridge Work. pe man & A tor 7 No CHARGE “oinseoore'& | Ever Offered in Seattle : ae: Twelve Year CHEERFUL HICK WILL COVER FIRST BS AT BED-R¢ sey sea c niet el 502 N.Y. BLOCK Ste Seite te nee ———= 7 have & x oe Gat Grease $2.50 Oifice James 2191 Notte rey 6 ‘ »-|| ALBERT HANSEN | Men's $1.25 pay * 50 Underwear tities soe TE Resid: R 120 Rick Jewolry <- oh] Now are at oe gee ee man vee 706 First Ave. LESSONS OF LIFE If an Association Druggist charges fifty cents for filling a prescription and the firm of G.O. Guy, Inc., would fill the same prescription for twenty-five cents, why should you take the prescription to the guaran- tee store? Answer: Not only to save twenty-five cents, but also to assist in breaking up the thieving, rob- bing, grafting Association, an organization that squeezes gold out of misfortune and whose sole object is to WE HAVE Go TRY THEM Fine Old Port $1 Per Gal. Fine Old Sherry $1 Per Gal. T THEM Telephone—Buff 41, Ind. 39. Murphy Wine & Liquor Co. Dasiel Murphy... .... Manager 208-310 Pike Street Seattle Family Trade « Specialty. Free Delivery. We keep them. The best the Amer- | fean market affords. Sell them on | easy monthly payments. | WEBER PIANOS, KOH. LER & CAMPBELL : S 08 AID i VRL-AND- rob the sick. OTHERS |Sovers first ase i Th R t H. & H. Chesbro (rout imine tet oni ey epudi la e E8805 Second Ave, [577 titer, maneewe to hoon in te Fon MNETEER YEARS BLOOD POISON Sones = ' The mselves : al = TENNIS CLUB BALL After scheming to raise.the price on prescriptions; after doing all in their power to steal from the sick; after forming their grafting organization, they tried to disclaim all knowledge of the schedule agreed to, and thereby repudiated their own actions. When they came to the Guarantee Store with their propo- sition they were met with the declaration that we would fill prescriptions for half, and their dreams of enormous profits faded. wring your prescriptions to us. We stand between you and the robbers. We have a right to demand your trade. é SECOND AND YESLER Syndicate “Doctors