The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 2, 1905, Page 8

he bE tect THE SEATTLE! STAR-—SATURDAY, DEC. a, 1 CAN COIN BE RAISED CLAIM THAT CITY CANNOT SECURE FUNDS SHE. WEARS A $2000 60 FOR CAR SYSTEM DENIED BY CITY OWNERSHIP POINT TO WATER AND LIGHT PLANTS MUNICIPAL ADVOCATES Whether or not the et Able to xecure the backing for th municipal street Question that is whole ¢ hind any & for the co & larger general debt than It can which wul pay off. payers wh Bonds for Light Plant efit of th other me General bonds were plant, | money, they 1 undoubt- | Constructin of the city Hehe edly be doomed to failure Would Issue Warrants The promoters of the muni ipal plant was built Warrants secure: of the system ineurred by the rants is being Warrants wore issued provided that Hot less than $100,000 principa terest should be paid off Year, the warrants fears. The city had paid More than required since date the first warrants bees Up to January, 1905, and tho | payment —last I excess, Ry this the principal enabled to pay $2,000 le three years’ time than was ally contemplated. Too Experimental. Tt is elaime: i, howev th ‘ DOCTOR'S QUEER EXPLANATION, stitute a monopoly ti ent water plant, would be to sell. In answer to this the municipal Ownership advocates point out that should the city be unable to float the railway = whieh harde Smith for Corson. Because his private pra manda all his reason given by th for Dr. O'Rourke's r they Madame Fortune often uses page 6 as the knocker when she knocks at your door. Don't miss her. °** { ruth Business A year or two ago there was much hue and cry about ‘‘cne price’ in the piano business. And seeing it was what the people wanted, lots of stores adopted the plan, and marked all | the pianos in plain figures. | But they cried so loudly about ‘one price’’ H : LID Y that lots of people forgot whether the marked THE at | price was the RIGHT PRICE, | There is the rub! PIANOS There is no sentiment about the piano busi- ' ness. There are lots of people who would like IS NOW to envelop it in a cloud of mystery. The cost of READY material, plus the cost of production, and a fair AT THE Spade | remuneration to the dealer for distribution; that | KOHLER & CHASE | is all that any piano ever ought to cost. In New York city one great store is selling pianos on this basis---called the **commercial basis.’’ Sentiment is excluded, and this store is selling more pianos and musical instruments generally than any other house in the world. ~ It is ON EXACTLY THE SAME BASIS that the Kohler & Chase house proposes to bid for the piano trade here in Seattle. STORE J KOHLER & CHASE “The Good Piano Store” 4 of old POISONED! PORTLAN D, Dec The death Tho! August demands $ mas | Don’t have a fa t with your hair, It might n Better please it by ' hair-food Ha , | been reported hair ‘| CALL EACH OTHER GRAFTERS and » Ww. ¢ to| on, prison worker) BPOKANE, De George Vi for the society, for the dinner fur- | Colt hairs of the board of sed them Thanknglving leounty commissioners and 4 Call Trade Prices Our service on Shirts, Collars and Cuffs is unexcelled. We turn out work that cann ® nd in & great many instances it le not equaled—Cuffs and Collars inundered by us are devoid of saw edges, and ail linen ts In up to the high conception of what modern machinery calls for. It makes quite @ difference In cost to you If you leave your bundie at one of the following offices, Here are prices for trade. Shirts 10c, Cuffs 4c Collars 2c —— Main Office First Ave. and Seneca St. (Cor. Third Ave. and Marlon St. (116 1-2 Yesler Way a “a " — Model Electric Laundry About the Piano BRANCHES , The price on every piano in this store is based on its cost, and not on “*what we could get for them if we tried.”’ As a result, we guarantee that these prices are the lowest in town. Mark well the fact. Not only is every piano offered at ‘‘one price,’’ but the price on every piano is the RIGHT PRICE. TO SEE HOW MUCH THIS POLICY WILL SAVE YOU WOULD BE TO PLACE A LIMIT ON THE VOCABULARY OF THE AVERAGE PIANO SALESMAN, OBVIOUSLY AN IMPOS- SMBLE FEAT. This announcement is intended to apply to intelligent people. To such, the quotations from a noted journal printed herewith, will be read with a great deal of interest. The stock of holiday pianos is now ready at the Kohler & Chase store. It includes the matchless Weber. the Kohler & Chase, the Winthrop, the Wheeler, the Wag- ner and many others. We reiterate, not only at one price, but at the RIGHT PRICE, fair to you and to us alike. as 1305 Second Avenue, Arcade Bld’g. a ] ‘| Do Please “|Your Hair