The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 1, 1904, Page 7

# THE SEATTLE STAR THURSDAY, DEC. 3, 1904. )THER AND CAPTURES HERMAN SMITH, OF SEAT TWO CUBS—HE BROUGHT THEM TO THIS CITY ‘1 had ht ree | fr tt t of For After a Tema Boverely Bartell’s Red Cross Annex CHRISTMAS OPENIN President Will | Visit the South au and Saturday GRANDEST DISPLAY 01 3 ISPLAYED IN BATTLE I STORE—GOODS THAT REFLECT CREDIT THE MAK WHO SI BAR de L—GOODS WE SELL WITH ram BARTELL GUARANTEE. THE SEVER RATE DI STORE IN TH H—THE ONLY REAL TTER—OFFERS CHI AS GOODS AT THE SAME I ICES AS WE CHARE OR I AND MEDICINES. YOU PAY HERE WHAT IS RIGH AVE HERE ENOUGH ON BACH PRESENT $1 down and $1 a week TO BUY FOR MOF HAN YOUR IMMEDIATE FRIENDS. COME TO BARTEL TODAY—GET THE CHOICEST PICK, GET THE ‘ ‘ fe th BEST THAT MONE AND BUY WHAT YOU WANT, FOR EVERY PURCHASE REPRESENTS A BIG SAVING. MOST CHRISTM RICES AT CHRISTMAS TIME; HERE PRICES ARE ALWAYS LOWEST Standard Furniture Co. GiveGood FromNowAll Month Knives anu _ Gifts: Till Merry Xmas __ Scissors fair we t wouldn't make any pr mF TAXES ARE NOW 1006 to 1016 First Ave. SEATILE BELLINGHAM THE MOST DELIGHT? v t L OF ALL FRAG JRANT DOMESTIC | 4 tery quite complete bp es maoneuomitl i. UTTLE HAPPENINGS ; we Pocket Knives, plain handle, 2 : iy ot 16| Perfumes ‘ A comer = Can’t % * QUEEN CELEBRATES Pearl handles, 2. 3 and 4 blades $1.25, $1.50 and $2.00 : Mistake ty brewed BIRTHDAY © Manicure Knives and Scissors at same deep cut prices. Then | Domestic | so ase Soot Should all the Public Buildings be crowded into a nutshell with no chancé for future expansion, except at an enormous expense, when It is evl- dent that all inside property between Ballard and Georgetown will shortly, be required for manufactories, railways, business, electric power and commerce? Owner of Fifty Tide Land Lots. Room C Haller Building, 805 Second Avenue. They are for lease at five per cent of their present value WE PAY ALL TAXES AND ASSESSMENTS coal hods special for Friday L. Schoenfeld & Sons TAGOMA malt beverage ne given for | sharp and stay sharp. iiee teens ; th od effect : the lon Palmer, ae hday, hav 1 G t and good favor Very Fine Han ged and | ta i; Hudout, | =f [me The “ : . ir tnished in very bes Ricksecker titer iii iisee tie prated in the midst of a family 0. momen I plows. '¢i8-00 | f Wrisht, | Sete beeen ee ee ee ring at Sandringham. Dur Gan | Military Brushes, solid ebony pe renner a Traveling Sets ur lines very and you'll be much pleased a meuhien, siha? Gal Rate mapmeere :- sapmnbers of the Danish royal fam BR Milit in splen- | oe Infant Sets a intent: style ent and betterth oon aad BART © LL D RU GB Co brushes, 90.00 | MARRIAGE LICENSES nclennss and guce a rushes and b oO low you'l . Fine Art Clocks pint bottles, daltes Glove and Hand- 7 . 1 20 paren 506 Second Avenue - Birr | of the state 7 Some wold so RED CROSS ANNEX Peay WT 3 aie he defendant on See O10 SecondAvenue [intmnaiemans osname ea NS AE — - =~ —~ — =p “said Should the present City Hall site be sold and a new and less sightly and more inconvenient location be leased or purchased out of the proceeds when the taxpayers of Seattle long since paid for and unanimously approved the present City Hall and New County Court House site and estab- lished banks, commercial houses, offices and located themselves in business accordingly? Should two-thirds of the population of King County, which is south of Madison Street and soon to be incorporated with greater Seattle, be forever inconvenienced? ae