The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 18, 1913, Page 9

HA CHILD'S WAST THE STAR—FRIDAY, APRIL 18, 1913. (LOGGED BOWELS Makes it cross, and feverish— If tongue coated, give “Syrup peevish, restless bolder eniet oft rifles apart. The country is lce-bound most of the year. Here the unwritten law | which the white man has rec ognized as the law of Alaska, 15 Minutes! ls Enough Time on the Street Car For $5.00 you can buy your homesite within 15 minutes’ car ride from Madison street, the center of the shopping district. $5 Per Month Will Pay for It Price $250 to $350 City light, city water and only 4 blocks from the car. = All lots grubbed, cleared and scores of attractive cottages , ae £Z£EEZEEETIEE IE ET CF prene built by satisfied purchasers. | good view property. It’s nicely located. The new f#south end thoroughfare for the car line (Empire way) goes by the addition. Buy now and get in on the bottom price, HM David P. Eastman 505 LOWMAN BUILDING. EVEN 80 “THE OLYMPIC VIEW SANITARIUM” 14 AND 16 WEST HARRI SON i WOMEN VOTE TO ke OLYMPIC VIEW “SANITARIUM DR. NUERNBERG, 14 and 16 West Harrisor ——ws Tel. Queen Anne 3127. Wisher S “Blend -™ a STANDARD —__ gig BREADSTUFF ins Tead Sssur Perfect 60 KO 5 e on the Pacifi At All Dealers. __— = Mais FLOURING MILLS COMPANY § SEATTLE, U.S. & f ‘Survival of the Fit! Alaska Woman in Seattle to Produce Play Showing How Eskimo. Tribes ” oo Lives of Weaklings Who Can’ t Fight Way rite of civilization, | en LET IN SMOKE (SHE STEALS ON |, CLOUDY DAYS, April 18. © ad- Jon ANGE ol. ES, Cc ie wining nearly fn it) it ts a MILLINERY MILLINERY REDUCTIONS he te ae Vlinery ston 520 Liberty Muliding IS MISSING Lis, Apr 1%—Om ner head of the FOR FANS | DEFENDS GREAT NORTHERN | BANKER (won (ae, e ad Opes, pine Seattle Sporting Goods Co. Only One to a Customer On Sale Saturday Morning. 96 Samples of Enamel and Braided Silk Fish Lines; many worth up to $3.00, $3.50 and $5.00. Your choice while they last..... NOTICE—No Line in the Lot Worth Less than 75e. Fishermen’s Thigh Rubber Boots, the new Felt Lined Boots are the ones you Genuine Pigskin Puttees, Military de- sign; light, medium and heavy weight. Sizes 14 to 18. Spe- Cla) cnc cco 4.85 Army Canvas Puttees, heavy material. Special Seattle Sporting Goods Co. The Rubber Store 713-715 First Ave. Always Wanted $6.00 to $8.50 Fishermen's Distributors Kant Leak for Clothes. Wright & Ditson. The sale at A. Bridge & Co. has been a Great SUCCESS, owing to the genuine reductions that the general publie appreciate. SATUR- DAY, APRIL [9, positively last day. ALEX BRIDGE. 1 THE GREATEST CUT OF ALL Greatest Cut $3.00 Men’s Flannel Shirts, all sizes | 88¢ Greatest Cut $5.00 Oregon City $ , 8 3 Wool Blankets Greatest Cut 85c $2.35 Suit Case, 85c two sizes $2.50 Dress Pants, all sizes 2o¢ GREATEST CUT | | Greatest GREATEST CUT GREATEST CUT Greatest Cut $15.00 Men’s Overcoats Cut $12.50 Men’s Overcoats $12.50 MEN’S SUITS Greatest Cut $15.00 $6.00 Men’s 12-inch $2.85 : MEN’S SUITS High Top Shoes Greatest Cut 4.00 Men’s Heav: ” $2.45 Work Shoes | Greatest | | Greatest $20.00 MEN’S SUITS White Handker- ac DRESS SHIRTS Alc GLOVES A3c $4 354 97 21c - To leleLe weer [rome m | 103 First Avenue South, Corner Vester Way [ruc 3% J SORE EERE ERTO RARE ELE ERODE BERD Oe Rea eee ee PLO RS ERS O ee Dee ee Gat eeaE