University of Washington - Tyee Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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GQRH M R BBBR CQ. Mechanical R ubber Goods FACTORY: 310 FIRST AVENUE SOUTH SEATTLE zz WASHINGTON Amazon Hose Belting and Packing Coclzeco Leather Belting and Lace Leather Candee Rubber Boots and Shoes Sawyer gl Sons Oiled Clothing PA TRONIZE HOME INDUSTRY E. L. GOMOLL, Manager jwlain - 744 Residence A334 14th Avenue N. E. Telephone l Independent 744 Res. Telephone Cedar 243 THE LUTKE MFG. Co. succnssorzs TO R. LUTKE C? CO. DIXON, BORGESOIV CBJ CO. an-fl PORTLAND SIJOIV CASE LVORKS Show Cases, Store, Oflice and Bank Fixtures Factory: 140-142 N. Sixth St FACTORY . O2 AND 8 F , A , PORTLAND z: oREooN 9 90 IRS1 XE' SOUTH SEATT LE z: WASHINGTON VI

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S LEEVES 119 SECOND AVENUE We carrv a complete line of L. Adler Bros. C? C0 '5 Rochester clothing forthe young men. BEL TS- Over IOO dozen to select from, 50 cents LO 3222 OO. W. M. LADD, Pre den! N H. LATIMER, Manager R. H. DENNY. Vice-Pres't M. W. PETERSON. Cashier C. E. BURNSIDE, Ass't Cusl1'r G. F. CLARK, 2d Ass't Cash's N L, VIH. 1 of N .f.jfH l onion A24 zVKEA'S SFIXFTLE WASHINGTON Rzid up Cajzilal, ,Z.2o0,00o Surplus, - 209,000 Quarter size Linen , - , - Founded 1870 Collars 2f'OI'3q1-IHTKEI' E inf-orporared 1887 ' The oldest banking insti- C- F. CO. JJ tif' X K in k I tution in the State I i J - 4 !!V A general banking busi- Fbiicljigiqzzs :y 'iifg x ness transacted A 2 615 7 DEPOSITS 719 Second Avenue 5. I f ,X5.5f1,f53 82 V' wo l .iii 'I ij TY I ,-..-,-,-.. 5:0 E' ' Sr:-A F J a- .wmv K ' ' '- -' J X-' 'A , ,A X . Pffeczozw X J,.?'3Wf .Yi Palafgjg, ..-1 'V ,Cf Sfones . W W .WM xy! Qui I My n Fzfze A , 5 L g ieY:.fOL?.iffiziiziaisklziigii Hfffff GRADE I g, . WW 79' - - J g Y CANDJES 1126346-kgs Fancy Boxes, Baskels and Holiday Novelties U re aooseomi 706 SECOND AVENUE Ice Creams, Sherberts, Etc. --1 All goods our own make and of juss! quality FIRST AVE. SL NIADISON ST. Tel. James 1671 Ind. A 2359 V

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