The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 28, 1904, Page 3

ne sehen My Borteps Nows Ass'n) pre | | DELEGATION TO ATTEND THE a tore | NORTH YAKIMA FAIR. 18 Cagh GUEST OF THE CITY TODAY construction | mish with one naw Ye RK /] AECEME ne THOUSAND NATIVES OF | tior ou pec “Ben't Worry, Watoh Us Grew” one The New Store BRYAN'S STATE WILL WEL : COME THE BATTLESHIP! peemenrare nage eee = Get the Heating ee te r f € h Th n " ’ Stove on New now It's an easy matter for you to get absolute chris 55 Cents comfort in your home if you will buy on the . t Be new store's system In Heating Stoves, for instance, the new ) ; poten Cereal store hes a complete stockot the kinde which a give the largest amount of heat with the on nallest amount of the fuel of this particular . vicinity. x. . eal Health ( Every Heating Stove shown here is a sat- : isfactory kind-—and is priced fairly, v= at Buckwheat Any Heating Stove here will be placed in ag?’ ; _ Cakes your home for a little cash down and the bal- r ‘ ance in payments to suit you. wi TO DISCUSS b {° : : GET THE HABIT ’ «? - N ™ . Aue M M way : Ing Ga t dee ms thor ‘ f has tr ox th = TEA AND COFFEE CO. 82! SECOND AVENUE Near Madison Street. Ww CRUSHED TO DEATH FROM THE __|Sunken S. S. Topeka SMART CLO THES He rald ean or, 1329 2nd ave Any day you may go down to the waterfront and at low tide vou’ll see the decks of the Topeka just above water, and you'll also see the salvage gang at work lightening the ship. Whatever can be hauled out is brought to the wharf witha derrick. That is exactly how we secured from the under- writers the entire shipment a OF HART, SHAFER & MARX : Clothing for Men, Furnishings, Shoes and Boys’ Clothing MORE OR LESS DAMAGED BY WATER BUT ON SALE AT 0c TO 35¢ ON THE DOLLAR Sales daily at The Outlet. Scores turned Thousands tickled to d still for 65e 25e away unable sath with the who Spelger & Hurlbut Second and Union to get inside the doors. values they get. Hundreds of bargains come tomorrow. GENTLEMEN, GET IN LINE EARLY “|THE OUTLET CLOTHING CO. he Rest of ivan ado Occidental Avenue and Washington Street Svndica te Doctors those RAO TY ES se secanegaspamtsane camera ion to believe that th coy. |¢f. ‘This timepiece was recovered, “SENTENCED 2: Me “— by Fai & le¥- | rhe officers have failed to locate ? . - “ the balance a the ia wot VEBRASKANS ose PORTLAND [essisuric 5 A RN PO “ai egy omnes 8 an en RI NP SIT seaiil jini ST TEE, | RITCHIE'S SUIT DISMIBGED —_ f— } oa roe) i — |] Er =< a { BTANDARD BEST HOME } PATTERNS } MAGAZINE | CHa tdinys ; ‘ { RELIABLE GOODS ONLY. { i } THE DESIGNER 100 It's safe to say you ed with goods you buy here. We 1 “Reliable Goods Only.” DRESS GOODS Holf Price for Tricot Flannels riment of UMBRELLA PRICES Some That Are Worth Noting—See Window CHOOL UMBRELLA neh frames, with $2.40: ind $3.25 McCarthy Dry Goods Co. Second Ave. and Madison St. We Fill Pre- scriptions for Half Because the thieving combine adopted a schedule that was out and out robbery; because our sense of justice would not permit us to rob the sick ones; because every member of the grafting association threatened to put us out of business if we cut their dishonest schedule. Therefore It is every fair minded person in the city of Seattle to sie ir prescriptions to us. $5,000 REWARD for proof of mistake or substitution. This offer is open to everyone—Association druggists included. $e Guarantee Y, Your Money —e Fan. eae ” ancl Second and Yesler