The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 3, 1905, Page 3

d A i, ' Credit By the New Store’s Plan You Pay As You Can on aleHills| - Ricco @ UNION STIRPBET yes THE BEE HIVES eee Reliable Dry GoodsStore vine sn# cov Specs For Wednesday Thursday Vine and Cedar C.W. Boynton, Saw and — 0. Ask to See Boynton’s Latest Wonder Cross Cut, One Man Saw and Buck Saw. OP THE— | Seattle Poultry Germania Hall Money to Loan ie oe ae Drug Store. Admis on Ticke Fifth Annual Exhibition Lf Ass’n GILL SAYS MATTHEWS Fy NEEDS HIS HAIR GUT: HERBERT PUTS iT UP TO THE COUNCIL SAYS HE WILL TELL SOMETHING IF THAT BODY DARES T REVOKE HIS LICENSE—SAYS THAT FAVORITISM IS SHO EXPECT WEATHER MAKER TELLS US ™*'' WHAT HAS HAPPENED IN DIED BY ACCIDENT THE LAST 14 YEARS ' ' WAYS NECESSARY k Jan. Sth to 9th» OSS SS OPERATIONS NOT AL. * Doctors Frequently Mistaken ‘* Vere rerrerrrrrererrary SHIP TAMAR INJURED wn, REVIVAL MEETING AT BAPT:ST CHURCH m “A LARGE BUSI- NESS HOUSE GOES UNDER © | Sago Tapioca Rice Tomorrow, Wednesday ‘4c Pound ADAM TEA AND COFFEE £0. bash Bagh babble aT THE THEATERS : te None 7 The E quitable Life Assurance Society Of the United States. 120 Broadway, New York. Preliminary Statement, Jan. rst, 1905 Outstanding Assurance, $1,500,000,000 J 904, $9 Income, ” - al = - 78,000,000 I ring 1904, $4 Assets, - = - = = 410,000,000 Assurance Fund and all other liabilities, 33 2,000,000 Surplus, - = = = «= 78,009,000 Paid to Policyholders, 3 7,000,000 licyholders was larger history. The Amount paid in Dividends to Po than during any previous year in the Society’s 4 pt P James W. James H. Hyde, Vice-President. Alexander, President. id opportunities for men of energy and charac Write to GAGE E. TARBELI ALLENBERG & FLEMING, : Arcade Building SEATTLE, WASHINGTON r to act as re ee ntatives. 2nd ‘V ice- Pre nt M SEATTLE’S CHEAPEST DEPARTMENT STORE BACK AT THE OLD HOME 1513-1515-1517-1519 SECOND AVENUE BETWEEN PIKE AND PINE SACRIFICE PRICES WILL PREVAIL THROUGHOUT EVERY SECTION OF SPR r