The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 12, 1903, Page 8

pean setetpenetatee 8 THEWEATTLE STAR — CLINES PIANO HOUSE A.C. CLINE, Sole Proprietor 100 000 Not in Wind, But in United States Gold Coin, To Buy and Sell Pianos With. 1 000 Will be given any person who will furnish the proof that any manufacturer or jobber in these United States furnishes Cline’s Piano 5 House with a single piano on the consignment plan, as they are furnished other piano houses in this city. Patrons Of Cline’s Piano House have the satisfaction of knowing that when they buy on time, their paper is not discounted at the banks and not one dollar of it passes into the hands of the manufacturer. THEY HAVE CLINE’S PIANO HOUSE ALONE to deal with. For Cline’s Piano House are bought direct from the factory and sold to the customer at the lowest margin possible above the first . Pianos cost. PIANOS ARE SOLD FOR WHAT THEY ARE WORTH---a $300 piano for $300, a $500 piano for $500. You have the satisfaction of knowing that you ARE GETTING VALUE RECEIVED for your money. Every business man knows that it is the cash that counts when it comes to buying goods in large quantities. BEING SATISFIED Money WITH ONE PROFIT, WE GIVE OUR CUSTOMERS A REASONABLE LENGTH OF TIME TO PAY FOR A PIANO WITHOUT CHARGING INTEREST. Buys more pianos and sells more pianos than any other piano house in the City of Seattle. a > | . ine S iano ouse This may savor a little of one ““blowing his own horn,’’ nevertheless it is true. Our stock consists of the very latest designs in cases. We have by far the largest stock in the city, and the very best known makes. We invite all people musically interested to inspect our goods, and our method of doing business, and see if we are not representing things just.as they are. CLINE’ PIANO HOUSE, Cor. Second and Union | SPOTTED HORSE THUG IN aaa DETAINED HIDDEN " sung high-| TEN JAPANESE UP AGAINGT wayman of mpotted horse fare, was) IMMIGRATION LAWS NOMEIS IN DEBT j CITY OWES $20,000 AND CANNOT PAY INSISTENT CREDITORS rraigne Judge Bell thier 4a pica of The spectfi ft | BURGLAR BELL'S GILVERWARE [ol Bill’ ther CACHE COVERED BY FLOOD brown people from The food-swollen Willamette riv- er covers the apot where the Sept. 29 —(Specia . that waa stolen from { Dr. J Moore, ts weeks ago ¥ Burglar J. EB Be he “p the 5 © ler ba y het even from theee | « return to the ‘They came here un- labor on a beet adalupe, Cal. and they will be de payment of th of the fact that Increased the city’s revenu large extent ‘The firet City was op owned by the De Sot pany. A gold brick w cast, which repress work of the con Alpba. SCHOOL FOR TEACHERS | ¥ office tn othe vn. } fain in this country ing o de hal ak THE PLAN = «IN MYSTERY - = the COUNCIL COMMITTEE OPPOSED ell-binders who are ex-| i scoop pe ur the state within thel (Special to Thy course is @ TO STAND-PIPE PARK woe : ot th Cin Ida, Oct lee The 18 WALLACE, Ida, Oct Makers of the N and M ¥ ore. professors giving their time | and labor for their benefit j 5 REAL THING (Special to The Star.) NORTH YAKIMA, Oct. 1 four ( fifth or : READY FOR LAUNCHING, ted M ham, to whe s had been a H. Pinkham, w kham, to wh y made hi onatder y at place and It Is @ great attract footpads and highwaymen nder T, pyand_at Ballard ned. That event oon as the veane The German tramp steam 4 this mo 1 a care Mity bet 1 the police last n the Victoria 1 148 be “ e tel had been 4d by means of ne : ent known | 10, 1 ’ a. : ie | 2 a} , King street last night by Patre € loaded with 8,000,000 feet of lumber/ a pass ke and $7 In money d@ rst woman 4:30 and 1:30 ® m. **' Hubbard and Crandall ' wwdaiah gbe wil take to Shanghai, ' gold watch, was stolen.