The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 20, 1906, Page 8

THE SWATTLE STAR—TUESDAY, FEB. 20, 1906 ~ WORKING RAPIDLY, nT ec} - Treat re Range | : a pd Not Cheapest, But Least pt | STATE NEWS | “TALKS TO PUPILS Ly a er hi pion FOR in | al i | C— Seaere | aie Pairs New Spring Shoes — Sale That Cuts Previous Records | 3 to Mince Meat The over-production of two of the biggest shoe factories in New England---forced upon the market by the recent price advances---which led to more cancellations than have been known for years We Take Your Old Stove and Allow You All It Is Worth as Part Payment for a New One We Pay $30 Cash for Any Any GREAT MAJESTIC RANGE, No Matter How Long Used, Where Bought Nor by Whom Of- fered for Sale, Whether Dealer or Private Party. LREDERIOK & NELSON CON COMPORATED SECOND AVENUE, M4DISON AND SPREIVG STREETS. $i Cash and $i a Week or $5 Cash and $5 a Month Buys Any Heating Stove, Cook Stove or Range in Our Stock nh 1 Makes s< sat t 1 r ke t ef ble we nd neat in. the at a Cut Price Dr. M. M. Hing. De, Geo D. Bar. Fo Demonstrate Ow Nor" PAINLESS DOCTORS Ohio Dentists Will Do AML] = Ocus' ' Osteopainy, Dental Work 416 ARCADE For 30 Days Oxfords at $1.39 Ww chs s - Spring| Shoes at Sherman, Clay @ Co. 7Il Second Ave., Seattle THE SAFEST PLACE TO BUY A PIANO BLOCK $2.85 NR READ ALY A Worth rei AT OUR PIKE STREET STORE ody MAKE A SPECIALTY OF LADIE Worth $2. a ean F “|| SHOES ‘$1 39. A $2. 85 $2, $2.50 od $3 Men's Spring Shoes at Boys’ Spring Shoes at RAYMOND & HOYT ae we Worth 82. 50 mu 40, Worth SI. 15 | eae | $1.85 $1.40 | 3 a 4° Sate of Planoe "Steal 3 Men's Spring Shoes at | Children’s Spring Shoes amas | = a Worth hs 0 at bie IS, Worth 3. OO Bw ener er ll ‘$2800 | $1.15) RR = “ae eels |.ONEST PIANO AT AN Bangin. ncul foro Pian: rine. BAKERY CAFE UNION My ALBERT Hi SUITS To ORDER +15.00 [RADE a, m. to p.m. Bune