The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 5, 1906, Page 5

3 y WILL MR. FURTH (=: Whore buy upholstered furniture this week I here are shown just four value hints FACTORY SALE 6 90 PRICE . real value, $11 GIVE HIS VIEWS? ie ANCIENT LAW. cresaray we and save one-half es he Tea addressed to he [it the a een, wee »| TICING OLD- Tie CUSTOM IS . — | Wateh ige Mr. Burt! p! IN TROVOLE—BOTH BIDES FAD « Bp eR gH Beco Bid {j igre ae \SEPTEMBER SALES} <n, PROMS TO MEET] a ' ar own ttle Interest coming in tomorrow ? 10c Bottle 3 in 1 Sewing Machine Oil BALANCE sunt | I Se mr compen! amatl tub of codfish for own | Nem fs . aig qoamplete 4 é ad ke Ghat : Ley hat ~_ —_ Seeey, ee Each Year | THE SEATTLE STAR, |" Cream CAINE MAY BE aye Clear Crestal CALF WEANER Fancy “/ Saye : } ‘ tee UP TOMORROW © ae | | sia ADOLPH HAMMER IMPROVING DOG SOAP | SLOWLY FROM INJURIES AND WILL POSSIBLY BE ABLE TO Endless Variety of ENTERTAINMENT ©; Clayton's a FACE CAINE IN JUDGE DAVIS" Maan toy ey | COURT. STEEL SHEARS. Adolph Hammer, who over @ | ass |week ago ¥ Amusement For Old and Young + eaves” * $19.95 real value, $35. » play the Edison Phonograph perfectly and No work nor practice, just play in every ree “* $19.85 actual value, $35. maine what A pleature tt will be to you and 1 you ha fed the Edison in your f an Edison Phono which ¢ te being drunk and disord whieh be was found « »b tge Abexand cht ney jographs and Records. "Standard Furniture Co. SEATTLE 1006 to 1016 First Ave. TACOMA MASON JARS n Ball B nee 45 "| Have Your Eyes Examined yerfect; if so glasses stock of Vietor Talking Machines > carry a large D. S. Johnston Co. EDIGON JOBBERS AND RETAILERS 903 SECOND AVE. BURKE BUILDING. SEATTLE, WAGH. =UNIVERSITY PARK Will Help Make Seattle Famous Not one of the many achievements for Greater Seattle made through the Moore Investment Company will redound any more to the company’s credit than will Park. The hundreds of thousands of visitors to the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition in 1909 will be more interested in University Park than in anything else in Seattle. It will represent the most beautiful residence district In the state. It will be to them as a thing of beauty and | a joy forever. i University Boulevard, with its asphalt paving and wide parking strips, lined as it will be with elegant residences, will make a wonderful and tg lasting impression upon our visitors from abroad. To tell them that in less than 3 years previous to the opening of the expositian a building site in Til University Park cost only $1,300, with all the improvements paid, will surprise them more than anything else, as by that time the property will be i worth several times more than $1,300. These are a few reasons why University Park has broken all records in the number of lots sold in a few days, which have amounted to over pa 4 j FOR FURTHER INFORMATION APPLY TO YOUR REAL ESTATE BROKER OR THE LUMBER EXCHANGE MOORE INVESTMENT COMPANY |