The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 3, 1913, Page 8

SHREVE! Ar Abraham W ames Q ner ¢ y Trade Upstairs We Positively Save You $10 or More on Each Suit or Over- coat by So Doing im shape or your S HAT , upstairs t es venga for you cost ple Y , this 1 b ‘ . \ eliminate all 5 tt Eu \ essed ake the | Hint : A Yo \ ori level pay $800 to $1,000 Buy That Suit Now Or at least take a look and be convince Harry Simon, Upstairs Clothier Ee 204 Empress Theatre Bldg., Second and Spring St. STVLE QUALITY | : —- ver before has it been good fortune to offer such dis unctive Autumn Suits New Smart Fall Coats And Elegant Silk Dresses and Wais' 7 COST OF CHILDREN 4 A Splendid Variety of % : Distinctive Millinery st q Model ee Now, Why Should Any Man or Woman EKEERERRARRERKERE KALL APOSELS TO KARRY GOSPEL sim MPUL SPELING AGC A WEEK That’s All Store ls aires oN yen Saturday Eve L Semntey Heating | ‘THE STAR—FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1913. TeTIBE Sea = HIS GOnTs What Sort of Place Is the United RESCUE PARTY | rs | States? People in England, Writes | See ee ae \ Correspondent Shepherd, Envy Us Bimseit on one of the graven, @%:|icions bed ba hie farea ue By William G. Shepherd | SHO CATARRH _ YIELDS 10 HOME! GROWING RAPIDLY Rk di 5 6 0a DE 0 SAE EA ERE RE SEER Announcement i. eee APPROACHING sat MINER ‘ CENTRALIA, Pa, 0 10 con 1 f f ° « n b the ey t ‘ be t * ac a rc Al Here Ji ha und . : toe ined « 1 ne M t F t t cote = on f nee id 260 en fi Ter ue = INKED BY sik Cube FB ig to Phe YORK Pi Oo both 4 i " to on ’ Apps le D, W. THOMAS k Prit een un- 1 1 fr t rs t ‘ to meet t 1 f membership in the t this is the » Barrett ‘The teat’ 1,200 STUDENTS IN © FIRST SONG FEST oto nent ew asf National Piano Manufacturers bt wi00 ys the — a tae 823 Third Av., Near Marion St., Seattle EXCURSION "ITO ISSAQUAH] ON THE NORTHERN PACIFIC Special Train Sunday, Oct. SAVE THIS FOR REFERENCE Leave King Street Station.......... 9:30 A. M. Sunday, Oct 5. Leave Fremont Station..............005 eeeeee oe 9:50 A. M. Leave University Station........... .... Pestchaes 9:55 A. M. stati From Univer y Stat Expre to | Oc t trip tere TURIN kG Ki ec tence ors os sa eae 11:30 A. M. Leave tsekquah, Roetars.. 056 s50) cb ee iense' 3:30 P. M. i i Aveive Senttle About... 65 ccc cece) se08 80% 00%4 5:30 P. M. Issaquah, the Beginning of a King County New City. 4 _he urs at Is seaquah t to look er the pr ts, sce th ne and 1 for yourselves if my judgment of 5,000 population in the ne I h "Re shard fare on the Specie) is 50¢, P n M y refunded to all buy lots at Issaquah. Regular fare $1.90, Be a coal miner for a cents en each passenger on the train, which he can present at the mine rr ng room at oY m., a for 25¢ get a miner's dinner This is through the courtesy of the ywded the eating accommodations are overtaxed BUSINESS OPENINGS A AT LISSAQUALE The Gran rom $6,000 to $15,000. a good income paying property. No Machine Shop No Auto Garage h deposits of $150,000 No Auto Supply d Milk Company No £ash and Door Company * No Seed and Farmin g Implement Comp. Ln No Lawye all Hatal d Lodging Houses No General Bakery 1 f 1 1 all lin 1 for a live man who understands his business to make money FREE STAGE SATURDAY Take Renton Express at Fourth and Pike, 9 a. m,, 9:40 a, m,, 11 a. m.; 1 p. m. and 1:40 p,m. These cars connect with Free Stage at Renton. Take the train. See Time Table at top of this ad. NO FREE STAGE TO ISSAQUAH SUNDAY DAVID P. EASTMAN Telephone Main 2661 SELLING ISSAQUAH 505 Lowman Bidz.