The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 29, 1905, Page 5

THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, SEPT 29, 1995 " os a 9 THIS PICTURE TALKS FOR ITSELF Even poorold Weary Willie has the great Pelace Clothing on his mind. “He has traveled from Kaet te West.” 35 Palace stores have cértainly appealed to him. (Give us a look for your Fall outfit. We can suit your Person, as well as your Pocketbook, with High Class Mer chandise for little money.) a "Delegates Named 2 ALL STYLES, QUALITIES re AND PRIGES down, $1 a week will ATTHETHEATERS $1 buy a heater here eis al wayacpen Saturday evenings for convenience Night School of steopathy a hod full « coal hold fire in a BUCK HoT ‘BLAST heater ff a Buck Range will do all day and hol VERE'S OW ’ your ol I sto ve, heater or range taken in part pay- nebo nt cathe hase of a new one Standard Furniture Ce. L. SCHOENFELD & SONS 1006 to 1016 First Avo. | ieee AoomMa Welcome Savings For Those Who Are Prompt and | After Jones Next =" i Come Here Saturday WAMUNOTON, sept %-—Aecre| fant oer 38 are Men ave Yep minies. “Com Sturm st time na Mon up Li x eer 1oe 4 : vie ing) fay after “ “ r 6b * , MACRO RMORSSS SEES ee ; shed * “ e 2 l@ NEW YORK, Sept. 29.—For * wa we ‘s Job Garrick, « « , 6. . ‘* mI * 4 BRAND EVAPORATED w ber ae Sees | t ~ SATURDAY’S SPECIAL Te os G Ei wotisiow tn i: Large Angel Cakes, ; + 20¢ - ive ms « : Made f fresh ranch eggs . o 4 bh of u ’ wit , Meets All the Requirements oe ee " “= “ re ? ‘ e eae siimenineniintinniiceciamla ee *, ¢ hing ® 4s el r & H ib t — ponte Ain sania is mr ( yi 1513 to 1519 Second ‘ * y. «|W ° con p ge ur u Absolute Purity Guaranteed [lit cea vast. 10 HE FAIR Avenue Second and Union BORDEN’S CONDENSED NILE CE; WW VOR ee ee cesses heen OUR ENTIRE Line OF MEN'S AND BOYS’ CLOTHING AUGUAN, wasn. l ceeay tay & cteveters, & fre tanned! 2. C. MILES & PIPER CO.S 35TH ANNIVERSARY SALE ; 3-MINUTE HOT BISCUITS, DELICIOUS COFFEE | o —_—_—_—_——————AND LECTURE ON iad en ela NEVER BREAK RANGES | A most enjoyable half hour can be spent on our main ‘eo te AN Ny IVERSA RY floor listening to Mr. Charles H. Wood---who, by the way, [oe See - a aa i is direct from the St. Louis factory---lecture on the Art of | Cooking and the Never Break Malleable Range. Our show rooms have been converted into a ritable exposition, GIETS decorated with waving palms and delicately perfumed instruction and rest The Never Break Malleable Range, 1—w now on exhibition, is made by the Wrought Iron Range “ Company, of St. Louis. This company is the largest and iY y. oldest established manufacturers of ranges and cooking Be utensils in the world, having a capital stock of $1,000,- Wi a O00, and they are the manufacturers of the celebrated bw , pithy. | “Home Comfort’’ Ranges. It is with pride that we tell wi rv mene you that all the galleys of the battleship “‘Nebraska’’ are ae : a fitted with this same range. NN : Mov 3 THE WEVER BREAK MALLEABLE RANGE JS, SIZE FOR SIZE, HEAVIER THAN OTHER MALLEABLE OR STEEL RANGE EVER PRESENTED FOR SALE AND IS MADE EXPRESSLY TO MEET THE FUEL REQUIREMENTS OF THIS COUNTRY. ONE TON OF COAL FREE * With every Never Break Malleable and | Ohio Wrought Stecl Bange daring this nage - Anniversoay tipke. TERMS--$5.00 DOWN AND $5.00 PER MONTH. war TON OF COAL FREE With every PRIZE OAK te cvery cus- oteomex during this our 35th Anniver- Bitten,