The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 17, 1905, Page 7

. THE SEATTLE STAR—THURSD. BIG ROBBERY | AT BALLARD Robt to the Botte LOOK FOR FOR THE RED CROSS LOOK FOR FORTHE = [nih RED CROSS A Prescription Drug Store of Real Merit Both Stores Bartell Cuts the Price—-Always ‘“e “© EXTRA CUTS FOR FRIDAY « ~« BROMIDE QUININE BOXES, MALT NUTRINE, 2c BOTTLES SPECIAL .....4+ 1GO Ff ew eneevee one berdes be HOOD'S LIVER REGULATOR, 50 SHILLER'S MALT BXTRACT, the BOTTLES, SPECIAL BBe BOTTLES, SPHCIAL .......16€ SHAW'S MALT, $1.00 BOTTLES, CARTER’S HEADACHE BROMO SPECLAL nepece | ze SBA SALT, 10-LB. SACKS, REGU LAR 26c, SPECIAL .. i6e Ge SIZE .... DUROY PORT WINE, FOR MEDI CINE ONLY, $1.00 BOTTLES We CARTER'S BREF, WINE AND IRON, $1.00 SIZE ..........65€ MENNEN'S BORATED TALCUM, VIOLET AMMONIA, PINT BOT TLES, SPECIAL 19¢ JARS ALMOND COLD CREAM, 25¢ SPBCIAL ......... i5e %e CANS 10e SPREE EEE BERS BENZOIN ALMOND CREAM, 50 DR. LYON’S BORATED TALCUM - BOTTLES, SPECIAL ... 296 We CANS, SPECIAL err Te Same Prices at Both Stores Bartell’s Bartell’s Red Cross Old Store 610 2nd Ave. 506 2nd Ave. ection when he proves up. MERGER ON TAPIS? KRESS EERE eee eee eee ee eee eee The board of works on Thursday morning advertised for competitive pian, and Vike St. Shopping Guide| AL. HOUSEWIFE, THE MAN WITH THB “SAVING HABIT,” OR, IN FACT, ANYONE SANING TOWARD ECONOMY, SHOULD NOT FAIL TO READ THE BARGAINS MADE Y¥Y BY THE PIKE STREBT MERCHANTS—FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SELLING BOURBON WHISKY bobiste ‘S4. oo 6-ft. solid ‘cok Table, extra heavy legs, top + regular pri ° PER QUART $1 $1.00], ? Apricot $11.00, Sham s 6-ft. oak Table, extra fine fini cial aa $6.6 | | Good White Lead 6e « : THE FRU 6 Rye, full quart dixdl; re wular ‘$14.00 special r rt te T.00 . ble, very Brandy, full quart each $1.00 { solid oak 220 PIKE STREET See ‘CURES CORNS CORNICIDE CURES CORNS Woodcock’s Pharmacy 604 PIKE ST., SEATTLE, WASH Turkish Bath 50c INCLUDING BED ALL NIGHT. Heady’s Barber Shop First C. W. BOYNTON | SAW & | HARDWARE CO. | 300 PIKE ST. | ed a large shipment linen lawn Writing WILSON THE STATIONER 207 PIKE *"*.35e. "= eae W. S.MAY FIELD |) Ea ae SHE FAMILY GROCER) 503 PLKE ST. per pound | fine in extra fine cass Te Port Wine and She perry, full oa — |. on eee. | The Murphy Wine $1.00 Fornitore Co, & Liquor Co. 1 Wood Fil 220 Pike Street $1.00 y b Street | Ol ¢ Mortise Locks COLMAN BUILDING, 3 106 Between Columbia and Maric be 8 Pee Cee ee ee Don’t Forget Us f a ockse - | Sergene In Furnituee »wn price Red Front Furniture Co, and Washington & their efforts to gather in the to handle the great multitude of buyers. ness getters. Mo 4 | ox. wiLLians 0» SALE OF MONARCH $40,000 STOCK Thousands of Bargain Hunters crowd and push each other good naturedly in “‘snaps.’’ The big store taxed to its utmost capacity The new proprietors prove great busi- Suits for 1Sc Fast Black Seamless Soc 0 Pants for .......+0+5 DFE $12.60 $4.00 and $6.00 $2.65 $ ‘ 00 M M Men’s 1 0 en’ 's en’s Men’s O44 Coats and Vests at 87¢ on c Heavy 1 Wool 8« the Dollar, “406 eseeees Se and $1.00 Shirts for. aB7¢ 10¢ Fancy Handkerchiefs for 3@ Heavy Underwear Worth $1.60 +o Worth $1.75 for.s..e.e+ Worth ¢ for Blankets Blankets Alaska Outfits Worth $4.00, fo 265 w Worth $1.25, for . “+ an on the dolla Worth $5.00, for sscoreseee wenvoeees $2.95 Werth $2.00, for .... Dae ane ne ee Boys’ $2.00 School Shoes for oo... 00.seceees DOE $3.00 Bhoon [Or....606 seevscee Beese Bo | $2.00 5 $1.59 | 11.00 Shoes for All Goods Fully Guaranteed All Goods Fully Guaranteed HEYWOOD BROS. (SUCCESSORS TO) The Big Monarch Shoe & Clothing Co. 1317-1319 First Avenue, Seattle Half Block North P.0., Bet. Union and University two 4 1 f | AUTO OWNERS so” Soe Teetiating for the porch m ‘| BEFORE BOARD SS eee . it ‘0 = ‘choo-choo wagon” values. MARINE NOTES J ; aa aul | Fen ere coeerninn 5 i a w has ral fran-| 5 Noel n A WONDERFUL TRANSFORMA r trom Wednesday's batch na oemtaaad the t « TION | Oppoatt Pantages Theater, the} L. 1. HOFFMAN, Manager. y SPINNING’S SPECIALS, sh on no bad debts. It y an agd- rook keep= ash sys- nd saves tis fe: z rae t afford an automobile, ry & mot ». They will do the G. BENINGHAUSEN | 12° !"2 CASH STORE, nd Avenue. ASTIGMATISM-HYPEROPIA- i MYOPIA an. A = EMERSON MK FANG = i. TICAL CO., } dl “ “ Sherman, Clay & Co. 713 Second Ave., Seattle 4 | { 1 4 j