The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 23, 1904, Page 4

EPT. 44, 1904. THE SEATTLE STAR [ makers, @ sidrt inust have from 20 WAR THERM | ae ts chs ie RY STAR PURLIANING CO. | ma sad to wear a thing \ het fi t ' i} “ th y WLEPHONE | The battle of Liao Yar wrote Business Depa. tment {. Main 10%; Endependent 1a8 mn Ya SOBRE Wide XoRAEFSM Mad eet Bot | sa rain mith eral orth tn worl bigpecsm MONTANA THE POOR VOTER AND HIS WOES ” iy See, Son, ere ba samiion to win. Hts a et rich Lots $150 not rea it ita have been and up co oe. aeons ear CASTORIA | ci wm por . And trot atonmon of ]Feached the ago of reason.” HEETTO-. Now t The Kind You Have Always Bought TheTh 6 one and a fiom the same sore Infoct A WORD FROM JO8H Wism CUTLERY |, mys A ning a Ap VLA: “ ~~ oer spay ms EVERY BLADE WARRANTED tls Terie oso eenaegen eae ms wears Ook ee wot tighten an te an FOR ALL, AND snd batyrot down te thro ms 1% | cs hayem Seman on i AT CLOSING OUT SALE OF er tera \/SIX HUNDRED LARGE LOTS), SNE kc tater Gade gooen ak senha Om At One-Half the Price of Any Other Double the Distance Out will epead to capare at aa; tm th st if You Live at ators sina tal i sie bah eet Green Lake, ora oa | University Park hic. jotitent ‘aepect ot the ot ate of Washing that | Fremont, Ballard, Queen Anne Hill or Rainier Beach You Can Save From ee mane) 150 to 360 Hours Every Year by Moving to 4 . : se : ; : : new money n> 1SOU HEAS SEA LE of corporation-shackled candidates | soores | HARDMAN te ond ene Kasived and Gtly hesaes bove Seon ~ Weiees whe saat pay ou can Sey on coty aren, 5 down and ‘ And he gave it for his opinion that whoever could make fity houses under construction. = two ears of corn, or two blades of grass to grow upon a spot of | e eason outheas e 104 First | ’ and do more essentts! service to his country than the | Fi Ave. Soath | k race of iclans put together FREE DELIVERY, \ amaker Vo. aitie Lots 9€ o fas AND GOOD fconomically, politicians are one of the most non-productive 1406 Second Avenue’ ges ear i we bought two hundred acres at the clasees of society rate of about $10 per tot Binee then land adic ng and four miles further out has been platted and sold Theveands of homes heave : The Ri ht been built all around us, thus our land has increased in value ten fold. Land adjoining was platted four years ago, and sold for $100 iJ oe Kind of wear te $200 por lot—now they eek $300 to $500. But we will sell these ff We defy competition. We bought twenty-eight years age. We ere lote at the price they would heve sold for twenty-eight years ago. selling ten times less than any one one the same distance from “When you go to the World's Fair you must expect to be YOU CAN FIND HERE AT LESS PRICE THAN YOU'VE DEEN titang ogee tinigg ed Wr wict saul. LARGE LOTS et $e, nen etnnd ini seriee Bas : er let © year vetere w nd @ big bend concert to entertain you b Pobbed,” said t man who paid 10 cents for a sandwich and kicked ONE OF OUR eevee ANOTHER - $24 and up to $100, with city water piped to every lot. Think of it-— ff member, we are not away out in the country. Southeast about it because he had never pai¢ more than a nickel in Mukilteo. = | ovaitaai ram we you can't dig a well for that price. At th rices we WILL SELL ff begins on Beacon Hill nds to Lake Washingto 8 IkS LOTS LIKE “WILD FIRE,” and the peo quick will of lots on the shore of ashington, one mi Here is the situation in Louis. It is not a guess or an ue tee fas value made by ousands who lots fronting en the car lin Only fifteen minutes’ mate. It is not the judgment of @ person who got his information Ladies’ Viel Kid COME and BUILT homes all around this beautiful addition Washington strest car to Southeast Seattle second-hand, but a statement of facts, based on actual experiences | Shoes, bal or mee 7! ‘ e fully oe Living In St. Louis ts as cheap today as it was a year ago blucher cut, in oF he 4 as cheap as it is tn any big city. You pay good prices for good the newest, nat foals thie. bev things to eat. If you want the cheap stuff, it is to be had tis | test shapes, well ered with a pat INC. ent cushion that ’ worth $2.00, at per pair, . $2.50 as cheap in price and quality as [t was before the fair opened. The | Union Depot restaurant is a fair sample. There has been no ad vance there, and It is possible to get a lunch for 35 cents or a first Young Ladies’ Kid class veal, with steak, for $1.7 0’ course the man who » t-~oumee those who served it as a pack of robbers. He is not go School Shoes, er pald 73 for meal is goin a er paid $1.75 for an going to ee Serer sant »t comfort, per made with low Feather Ing to consider that good things cost more in the clty than in the | school he st pair $3.50 try, and that the cost is legitim ased on the actual ex- | . sik ini ANOTHER SPF | 80: yee m . | ak tanned CIALTY BROWN'S PAINLESS DENTISTS, | pense of producing them | eather soles and Men's Box Calf 713 Firat Avenue. | us ers We have in mind a man who gave a dignher to a party of four Shoes. rlucher | in the Tyrolean Alps restaurant at the fai@@od- nearly had heart ,erounters, patent a. Engliah tips, ali sizes up welted, all the @isease when the waiter presented him witira | service was perfect, the food equal to the best 100 picked foreign musicians gave a concert wh for $8. But the | style and wear o' . to 6, per pair 93.00 she oo TEETH pa () r and fa xpr discussed their dinner. Before he left was t ther on nag | concert by Swiss singers. A few steps from his table there was a fete) - 7 | lias Se-dithong, ‘with tree atmlanion, where » aa SCHOOL SHOES Full Set $5.00 carving were alone worth a trip Louis to see, In such @ res « Kid and Box Calf School Shoe and BROWN’S DENTAL PARLORS, taurant one pays for the surr ngs as well as the fo. If he is every palr warranted to give good se saad 713 First Avenue } bet ES Diessed with the ability to appreciate music and art, he will realize Bisse 8% to 11 | | Fen ae ry dy iy de . a Scattered about the fair grounds are scores of restaurants 1013-1035 FIRST AVE. governm For over « sre one can be served quickly and ¢ od d f Dov nd A Both Phones 1240 tr of & century I where one can be served quickly and cheaply. There good sand Of Douglas and Tilt Cole searching for @ certain perma- brated Union Made Shoes ar riving. Made in all best kinds of leathers, at STYLES $3, $3.50, $4 UNDERWEAR nent relief for ner tion, physical de weakness, brain forms of nery traveled extensively lands and varied wiches for 10 cents, and one can buy beer, if you want it, for 5 00 ayster wn | ee cn tna “wath reverand a ; v a to LADIES’ AND GENTS’ . . RINGS genta a glass, or excellent coffee for 10 cents. In most of res taurants one can have the use of a table by aply purchasing co ading the table with {he lunch prepared at home » hs ty the the Thousands GOLD CROWNS $3.00 to $5.00 | nat amd 704 First Avenue fee and A few peop have been robbed as readily in Seattle or T may have been robbed in St. Louis. They could If your pure ands 20-cont lunches, keep away from the At Brown's Painless Dentists, a ed reat a and , ot expec ornamental pmings 713 Firet Avenw - c ‘ —s high-priced re ints and do not expect t oy NO MATTER HOW HIGH THE QUALITY, EVERY GAR a along with the food MENT POPULAR PRICED. St. Louis you cam get what you are willing to pay fo unity to study In St ~ we yon wn get what you « ng to pay for. If Men’s Heavy Rivbes Sies’s ‘Shean ttaed # hospital methods, In you are robbed it w re own fault wetted. in ehanem h ' eeced tary Wool Shirts q Aes Warm Fl 1 $n ni ABA physician, places where NERM> Sete Reltinest } t ee Shirts and Draw ve RWETS, Onay ed withou m end euare Stri tt Rotlabi OUS PROSTRATION is made te ag ts . ne to launder, almost [) for te rie ellable order and I ascertained the most best news that h. ne time is that the era, all sizes, Sat ton yous y efte treatment in that hot w has issued strict rx that th t tot i 1 pln gy = . rh Mere Se. |” ded of vice th 1 Menice T Ath | anbs Sontenae be rday special, each hummer at the GOLD FILLINGS $1.00 a oo Se eee 2 1 up and kept ree “ be th eens é We koop them. The best the Amer Any ne . t medical tore, I have studied and ee ee des . . a’ A8e price, each,.140 J] BROWN'S PAINLESS DENTISTS, | joan marks cin. Sa teen on tuvestigntes and. tt gated; I have worked hard f a been pu 7 713 First Avenue t Pa ate bom 1 ehalf of suff mit ter and filth they can easily be * clean if the mayor ha the sur Men’s Double Kait Men's Heavy Ribbed sin sas sisi eae sh ve ob petary °F nities " , ' port of the his ts t his r Shirts and Draw Wo virte and BPS By ia bl WEBER PIANOS, KOH a Kable in thelr methods of original resea S, " cave beamed > : — eS: Se oa eth “hee Drawers, extrem ‘ ple. 1 have lear 4 $$ $ OR YOUR EYESIGHT. WHICH? Sidhe Wa ly elastic and ange oF ® LER & CAMPBELL sip ait whe want my Neip. So 1 do not want § EXAMINATION AND GLASSES FITTED FREE. tends. ak eee fitel BROWN’S PAINLESS DENTISTS, PIANOS AND tor thousands of people, and a sma tue tras SEATTLE EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROA.- INFIRMARY with many, each ' y o seat 2 2 vue oy Dee Soe me ° os DR. FRANK P. PRATT 4 and 6 Haller Bidg each 506 sizes} \ OTHERS ary one; it te to do good whenever ang ¢ yt - weloome to my advice and none wil _— FILL. | turned away be @ they are not millionaires. You may write to TRE me and 1 will give you comfort vert| Al, & H. Chesbro $305 Second Ave. DR. D. T. RICHARDS, Spectal Adviser to the State Mod BOSTON ata 7, PAINLESS —” | ia + DENTISTS eenanesiemanonentas _ Our Great Underwear Special Pure Australian Wool Shirts and Drawe intwhe ble manner; made from. long fine mah 1A al vol; not an experiment, but thoroughly tested by 8 years of eadily increasing sales, per garment $1.50 ystem of Self-T author of Persiar iis Ds Siete aves, Towa Medical College, late Chief Surgeor Block DON’T MISS SATURDAY Petticoat and Skirt Sale 1413 Second Avenue. Phones: Sunset, Main 880; Indi pendent, 899 Examination Free ASSORTED Ladies’ Sateen and Moreon Petti- , Ladies’ Black Ropeliant Cloth Plana Fillimee. tte CALL OR WRITE oats, with accordion plaited Dre Kirt, trimmed with self Full Set Teeth, that fit, from My i $4.00 valu Bridge Work $5.00 to $ 00 value, Saturday $1.48 f UR SUCCI » our PAINLES METHOD: Low State Medical Insiitute 8c Dozen, 2 Dozen I&5e Pri Se Oe TOW IBALL OPERATOR : met "NO BTUD N vs in agg no INCORPORATED PUGET SOUND BRIDGE AND DREDGING COMPANY, I brood ape @ Baayen 0. hat ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTORS we Structural Iron Work, Piers and Foundations, Dredging * By All Methods, SE ATTLE. WASH, ts of | 713 Finer AVE WWE hE a | ae % po ° ® o @ gs te Parlors |? “avin tn oni § | 9 @02 SECOND AVENUE SOLTH