The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 5, 1906, Page 2

SE tote ake eS eee em 2S VARSITY-WHITMAN. AME NO SCORE. TWO ELEVENS STICK TO OLD STYLE PLAY — LOCAL BOYS SHOW UP GREAT. The football warriors of the Unt verntty Washington and pik Qn pushers from Whitman college met on | ampus gridiron at Iweraity Saturday afternoon, and er and uninteresting Relver field, neither Raving atyle football and Whttman tus up from somewhere back in tar variation of the old-fas volving wedge As b ) defensive work this uted in an almost incessant ex change of pun The punting wae not much te look at Bagshaw sion, however, sly 1 that made his best 1 take notice, There was » pretty tackling during tt game, although most of went sky-scraping for fear of « ting below the tr Bagshaw, Brag ' exceiiont work on defence, and T meler, the Washing . Kot into most of the plays. ¢ ‘ Washington's & ‘ end ' The bie ex his anything Dut 4 kle Is cool headed in a scrtmmag Coach Barri Whitma ‘ eanent hin » m with tn it at the the gam that his team had proved that {t the ju nm their heavier opr Rents Mr. Barrie was right. Tak Ing yardage fines for aff-side pluy ing out of would have <4. Dut the moet brilliant player of the day and Spagte did clever work. Segasion doing a SS-yard specialty ~Btean Baths, 26e Oriental Baths Positive Evidence of Seattle’s Growth, Prosperity and Educational Development~-A Record to Be Proud of---More Than Fifty Carloads of New Instrumen's Disposed of in Forty-Eight Days Averaging Over a Carload Per Day—Sales Limited Only by Ability of Selling Force to Wait Upon Customers—Suc- cessful Piano Selling and the Essential Elements LIST OF PURCHASERS AND WHAT THEY SECURED The tremendous wealth and pur-jdray services of Dave power of the populace of the Pacific Northwest, particularly - populace of Seattle and vicinity, the evening of November 1. Over seven hundred and fifty) high-grade Pianos, Pianolas, Piano | id Organs were anapped up in the brief time of fortyciaht fe Plancs days averaging more than a car load per day This is a record that a city twice —ges four times the size of oure— | could well be proud of and this) sale bas far surpassed even being everything we claim for it. We wish to thank the citizens of particularly | many friends who have dealt with ua during this sale, and we beg to/ extend our sincerest thanks for the generous patronage and support so! the Pioneer| By"% House of the Northwest. 1 tmpoxaible to record | | all the sales in the books up to the this article was list of purchasers secured follows fonest hopes of the Pioneer! Plano Howse This sale has been a record) breaker in more than one part! cular. It has been a record in that we have sold strictly standard Pia nos for less money than the «a een style and quality of fin janos have ever heretofore been | sold tn this or any other city MOSTLY COSTLY PIANOS. Another noteworthy feature is that the demand was for strictly) highest grade, costly instruments | Pe. h ‘The very finest in pianodom was In-| ward Jobe variably selected—the people quick ly recognized that the highest clans wrists, a wail plane fastruments could be purchased during this sale at the price usual | ly asked for the mediom grade Instruments at the D. S. Johnston Ea a Co. are sold on the uniform or “one, price” system; that is, each Piano, Organ or Pianola is marked in) plain (not Greek) figures. Under ordinary circumstances |t is @ recognized fact that the House of Jobaston, with stores in all larxe Western cities, have always sold the same grade, style and quality of instruments for jess money than | any other dealer. Our tremendous buying power in supplying inetry ments for over eighteen different! stores throughout the West, modern | methods of shipping upto-dat @ilities in handling, cutting down: to the very minimam the expense that accrues this side of the fac tories, buying for spot cash, t gether with our established prin ciple of “quick sales and small profits,” enables as to sell hiche grade instruments at figures th no other dealer could even make scant living For the above reasons the sale of the D. & Johnston Co. meant much to the musicjoving public Plano buyers are quick to see opportunity of the kind we fered, and were quick to take ad vantage of it, and this explains the | king number of instru record-t ments sold during this sale. We unhesitatingly say that twice yes three times, as many fine Pia nos were sold by the D. 8. Johnston Co. during this sale than have he tofore been sold during the same length of time by all the Piano dealers in Washington combined. WOULD HAVE EN LARGER. It ta safe to state that a great many more Instruments would have been sold had It not been for the fact that the sales each day were limited only by the ability of our large selling force to walt upon the customers. It was almost a phys) cal bly oe, to cope with the | " aed} ant! drayman in the city, @till it was tm 1° gins situation, and, while we eng every available salesman, tuner possible tu keep pace with the tre mendous demand. On several of eee, jenatienty every instra-| 7, rem ment in the big establishment wan sold, and, as can be imagined, mighty busy scenes were en at the Pioneer Piano House. ic odta day Friday and until late yes iP Aa M y evening our entire force was busily engaged tuning, polishing and inatruments to thelr} “i i pew nd no less than twen ¥ tt were delivered—a recor speaks well for the efficient oo MONDAY. NOV. 5, 1906 WAY CEATILE TAKES LAST GAME FROM LOB ANGELES BY ——\ BALTIMORE three-fourths of A SCORE OF 4 BASEBALL SEASON EATILE HGH | BEATS TACOMA Washington steoplechane >, three-fourths of a mile)“ tf Le tle “ of. un, but th rake ’ uh titutes from the speetato Thom: | : » seared for Beattle afte in o | utes’ playing. Tacoma registered | 1906} 4 goul during the second helf and . , Fish. | then Seattle sent the ball over One® | po. ange BOR The Wanderer Thiutlow play - at Woodland park yesterda in a bad wind and rain, which ve ent 1 4, Thisties 4, W ferers Tne Benttle slacoor club wil ie . |Why Do You Persist in Throw- smoker this evening at Maccabees shun, aaaesiole le Money Away for Clothes? matter ai aise and Maeckett, F wn and t @ suit ne in any pa lar t r Regal Suits ! 1 ne in the tr arKe shipment of eastern eran Mf the Heattle elevenaixteenths of = ze =| | Regal $1 2 Suits dashed down v \re t rt m f—and we = know far here are more st and patterns thay new yu t cina rry ta rt Those stan. a? Sh ning mixtures are not a bit slo ing mar . mt e wee / ‘ a att eo rice Vannes i Your mort I if snd High school’s manager three-fowghs “ veoond team from Mult nomah wext Saturday riding to the jeration his team cams held th down to 4 p and the university boys have mined that ne more Univeraity of . and one afuteenth ned rooters, | gridiron The Biggest Selling Record in the United States OVER SEVEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY HIGH-GRADE, COSTLY PIANOS, PIANOLA PIANOS, PIANOLAS AND, ORGANS SNAPPED UP BY SHREWD BUYERS AT THE D. S. JOHNSTON COMPANY'S GIGANTIC SALE GreatN ovember Sales t our many patrons will bear with ux fn the delay im delivering the Instruments was forcefully demonstrated during occur, owing fo the Immense som the gigantic Demonstration Sale of ber of Pianos yet to be tuned, pol D. & Johnston Co, which ended Mecracken, Kingsiury place ia bound to tehed, regulated and deltvered, everything wilt much as posable In conclusion, we again want to) eseure our many friends and pat and every instru | ment sold by as will be found ex | actly as represented and entirely satisfactory be expedited as ™ Hatistane, Mimball plane, Dre Kimball plane pias Clarcodon plane Me Chae F Xelenw Kijasheth Wontey Kimball plane C7 rons that each Lakeaatr ohne I74och Silk Motre, extra — and finish; the bi Your money ts «imply here on de| Pease piamo. Meattie French, MM. Cable pine SSinch Extra Heavy Wool Choking, navy blue and black only; are hewn, Katy White Posting ongas WE Frases mony be care 40-inch Moreen Skirting, worth (0c; comes In navy blae, red, green, piawe, Virginia Fond Kimball piano troaty le planola plane rests le phaneta pin ow find us able to supply your every need at prices that mean money in and what the your pocket rations, sold in Seattle Kimteli plane ton pane, Bre. Mre Clare M Waller, Our sale during the past week of the celebrated Marysville, Cal, Reunion Kimball plane: Mre Lakeside piano, Mre MM Mat Kimball piane " tearing, imei panes A Th Hite ter, Mivpbee paver Large Sitkoline Comforts, both sides allke, filled with pure white Flow Blue Dinner Seta, MoRoy. Hotmrt Mabie Lanch, Hotuart ” Large size good quality Bilkoline Comforts, both sides alike; soft, China Dinner Sete 1 Auauet Wileon Pease plans, Gea w Whitaon, Kimball We wish to call attention to the 260 Embroideries we Jommaton plane ™ arenton piano Sleep Night Robes, made of outing flannel .. . sess 84.25 | de Paris Lace Edges and Inset . wel New lot of Fourin-hand Ties at} tions in wide range of pat Jength pants, all sises WP iy OMe ce 30 terns, well worked edges, »a0e strong mesh 4 wi te Another lot of those Iron Sox} worth 1$e yard; Monday 3 350 and S06 working gloves, all Story & Clark plano tmen soem Kimball piano | Johneton plape Faney Tomatoes, 3 cans colors and figu yard .. 10 «99am . tee . Vw 9 ‘ oll ee i ‘ Ve | 1% Ombre Plaid Suiting, 36 inch le Tumblers, Ib. pall Swift's Lard for ..44@ es wide, the yard Le ble Tuml i 51d. pail Swift's Lard for ..65@ be Knit : nt 10-4, pail Swift's Lard Thite anne Cotten Se | $1.50 Rngraved water * par .0 White Katiting Cotton, all sixes, nickel tray Ns! “ regular price be bal Tuesds | a a Heat Yakima Spuds at, a =. a cas ani 30 | $2.50 Decorated China sat Aly BLT 10e Ww Sig) MR : a ash Laces ale Ito Brase Os sin Rods, with fan- | ‘Torchon and Antique Lace Rages | Wire Natls, all sites be W da, each .. 4, 106 and Insertions in extra quality, | 950 g2inch Jong «Griddles # be Wash Rags, each ........3@| wide widths, strong edges, pop: | 0° °°" 6 14e Checked Glass’ Toweiing, wlaf patterns, worth 10¢ yard, | 1¢¢ roll Bost Quality : yard actrees =e « Tuesday special .. ..8 A-Qe | Per 5 for . oe PI , > “s ain Colored “Chai nbray, | Unlined Calfskin Work Glove 250 | $1.19 L1-Bar Folting on. at Diane: , yard... Metroatyia planeta ced nevis Duna & fon Lgutan a oom ‘in ‘a ra Lakeside plane atkins ‘Ther horas, -|Garve y-Buchanan‘! ‘anuley ehoot 4 , & Pek Peatee te per Ibi Wenal, 1 9 615-617 First Avenue sere Agents Carhartt’s Working ctelal THE STORE THAT SERVES YOU BEST GARVEY BUCHANA N COMPANY Garvey-Buchanan Company’s In the bistory of retailing the present year has had no equal. Merchand f every name ang ture has beon scarce, Every teorde ows an say ance |v ©. Stocks t bould have been im August are just arriving, locktly ing connected with one of the strongest baying forces fs York and by using the express liberally we have kept well supplied. This bh, however, promises 4 valnes are @ you, wateb the st incredivie ea bp the Harvest Month of the season. Every stock Is now complete. Spl to be found. Bach day will show a wealth of bargains; read what this ad has daily, shop at Garvey-Buchanan Co.'s any day this month and find values sin the market A Day of Suit Selling Tuesday Only $17.50 Values $10.98 27-in, Jacket Suit $10.98; made of gray mixtures in light or dark abades. Collarless effect, set off with velvet and silk braid; jacket is satin lined; skirt new gore ef Tuesday Only $10.98 24in, Jacket Suit $10.08; All Wool Cheviot, satin lined Jacket, prettily trimmed with braid; skirt pleated ef- fect. Black, blue or brown Tuesday Only $10.98 ‘This in the greatest $10.98 uit sale ever offered in Seattle. These suits will never be offered under $17.50 again. Make your selection earty. Silk and Dress Goods Dept. | Finely Decorated 250 yards 19iach Black Taffeta Silk, every yard worth $1.00 and a Dinnerware on Tomorrow ONE THIRD LESS THAN REG ULAR good quality at that price. Will be sold Monday, per yard ..59¢ quality; black only, for, per yard ...... . p enesse Bbe worth regular $2.00 per yard . $1.39 25 grade Wool Suiting, comes in shadow checks of gray, green, red, blue, brown, 60 inches wide, per yard cons 0 009eennee gray, cream, brown and black; per yard 2... sccses ceeee -.19¢ Winter Bedding OF ALL KINDS ie The cold nights of early winter demand more covers. You will Ptgervecatimats "= ly by the Garvey-Buchanas wan Weakre has enabled many to supply their needs at prices J P®*. ry ve meant a saving of one-half, There remains a number of 50 5 D choice Blankets in this lot in gray or white; values $6.00 to $10.00 0.50 So-viece Desens " Your Cholee $4.95 the Pair $10.50 60-piece White and U4 Cotton Blankets for double beds; good, heavy blankets, in tan Decorated Dinner Sets, i gray or white; $1.00 values; the pair csseee «TPE | $10.50 50-piece Gold cotton and wel| made; $1.25 values; each Ose White 00 50-piece light, warm and sanitary; $2.00 values; each ve cree + $81.69 Knit Underwear and Hosiery Women’s Fleece Lined Vests sat Pants, cream white, and gray; excellent quality; each .. 450mm Child's Merode Wear Chitaren’s Merode Vests Pants, cream whit, = sleeves, high neck vests Nobby Things for Every Item a Bar- Men gain fact that we now have the best | ©®™>ric and Nainsook Kmbrotd 26 black Sox that can bef ooaase and "ieee isons quality, strong edges, _prett found. Try them; they are im patterns, cusorted widths, ported, Hermadorf dye ...35¢ worth to yard; Monday Zee Gowns .. ....98¢ ois ican fh 3 se veo ROS 150 Wash Laces Se Normandy Valenciennes and Point each . oeeee Women's Faney Hose in variety ‘ot chotee ste, silk embroider cred designs; Fae to Soe pair; Monday «+ +00 TS and 85 Mose 59¢ that don't wear out so soon, at, palr 12¢ Drapery Dept. Men's Gloves, both and J Art Cretons tn new designs; 8% less. values, yard 6 te A trial will convince you that | Att Denims and Silkoline, dainty you save money on any aes coloring tn floral and Orieatal § \ Fine Liste Hone, and every article purchased here for men designs, 12\j¢ values, the yard ¥ idered ies a d A ‘ » ywy patterns; wide Teaee Heavy all wool Underwear, gar neh Orlental Striped Tap: Bg aattcene: worth © Om ment Senrees . O8e PY ime values, the yard tay Extra Interesting Specials Northern Cora a can ..8@ | 15e Satin Striped Waisting, plain | 500 Bracket Lamps Je IE kits III3 to 1117 Cy Avenue — bumbeg Exche- nea