The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 31, 1906, Page 5

8 | — — one conc ae eee a BISHOP PRESIDES ‘:: a | WILL ASK FOR ~» BOTH CAPTAINS : ¢/BISHOP PRESIDE NINE HOUR DAY ss" ARE BLAMED peas | F : BE PREVENTED a <2 THE THEATERS —sStart the New Year in “the STANDARD WAY TE TS SR SG eee $y art aneretne ewes - Vests terysy SS SSS eee | means’ “easy to buy—easy to pay” 5 +~. 6 eee ets, ores i —this store gives you the fullest measure 5 rs Pe of value—satisfaction—credit ! MOTHER OF i. RS. PICKARD HRCEHs | = | M t Si v ied at ARE APPOINTED 3.3. ts, ees M w a Hu - Moore | € M G ! Pa t ; ° | port Ss 5 . zi t Dr. Iva n | Henry Pickard | re ’ —— GG Py pa ERIN “ayn seg ¢ 7 —_ > siness yer 5 1 > as 2e as > j Watch Sale “Olympic Market \ e : nother business year i done It has been a splendidly op Tisin and Waltham watches at re~| Pike Street, Between First and Be successful one for us, so right here at this time the very cht J ! v. | Try th nd be ¢ n the leading role the Hoorah,” which ement at the Grand * | posite Your right time, we want to say to you-to Seattle and suburban Credit people, and to those of the entire state as well, who have given us success—'*‘thank you !”’ —we do not believe there is another store here, or in the Northwest, in fact, to whom the buying public has been so good. So, indeed, we have much to thank you for-for our measure of success has been most remarkable—most generous. : N Rd ’ D ; —1io be sure the year has rounded out the most satisfactory cw ear s ay | Pi cnrtas i re one for this store since its starting in Seattle nearly twenty é TUESDAY Re somiance nates years ago and we face the New Year with bright anticipa- ° “ | The 1 ‘a tion, looking forward to even greater results than in past This Store Will Not | in r years ¥ —the people of Seattle and the Northwest know of the great development of this store—what it started from—what it phas grown to be today —the largest, most pro- gressive, most active, most generally known and popular housefurnishing store in the entire West. The New Year will mark the beginning of con- struction work on our new nine-story building which we have planned to be—without question—the largest, most complete, most attractive and modern exclu- Be Open for Business | | = © ot We desire to exp pur appreciation for yoar Mheral patronage and extend earnest wishes to you all for a bright and prosperous New Year, Don't forget that our big Clearing Sale to all SPELGER&HURLBUT | J: | | Second Avenue and Union Street | sive housefurnishing store in the country | | matrimonial totla, a a boet a f- eC ee —for the new year we promise you the same spirit of apprecia- Ke The players of the company are a ‘ ‘ a jweut cnn "and go into thet work tion, good cheer, uniform courtesy, fair treatment and con- pelle agate Be Reg coder he: sideration that has characterized this store for nearly half a century. That every customer will J o 1 : 2 . : . P * na gene be a satisfied customer, that STANDARD stcre methods will continue to be absolutely right and ee 3 | “The Power of the Press.” pet For six acta and 11 scenes of stirring melodrama and spiey, rare leomedy, go to see “The Power of the Press,” which opened at the Lots last night . This ts the best scenic produc |tion yet staged by the Pantages Stock company, and also the most a8 appeal to you, embodying everything that means progressive merchandising, at all times giving the fullest measure of satisfaction, value and credit, and that above all, the same as always—always the same, “YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD” here in every sense of the term. —there’s always a good, wholesome, splendid welcome here for you! —the “STANDARD WAY” has helped establish thousands of Seattle homes ! “buy In January—pay during the year” Each scone deserves a journalistic 1 Phil She has the call ¢ lpany for his « Ham Donlan, William Harry Mack play the Richard T. Lov erness in his par | Florence Bell is better than ever | Afleen May as the wife of the con * i vict, Kathleen Tay }and Julia Walcott Irishwoman, uphol | tion. Mas Dale has a goc | This play runs all | Lota, with datly matin Thursday and Friday play I» “By Right of Sword # & newsboy “The Governor's Wife.” “The Governor's Wife a three jact musical comedy, opened the second week of the engagement of the Amadon Opera company at Tay-| lor’s Castle Garden yesterday —this store’s methods of credit giving have been a most important factor in making possible the fur- nishing of thousands of Seattle and suburban homes. —the grand success and popularity of this store’s credit service is based on our faith in the homefur- nisher. We believe that our liberal policy of extending credit to the man who is striving for his home is our best investment, we consider “his word as good as a government bond”’ and therefore arrange that his taking advantage of our credit-giving methods will not work any hardship or place him in an uncomfortable position as such credit is given to meet the individual requirements of the purchaser and is, extended in a pleasant, willing, liberal, absolutely satisfactory and dignified way. for the new year we will 4#ature our credit-giving service more than ever, enc the great majority of Seattle’s new people to let us take care of furnishing their homes COMPLETELY and IMMEDIATELY and ay 1 et 1 are now doing to thous- Is of practical housefurnisher We say to YOU that this store is in a better position to servé you than any other tern concern, in point of merchandise pri and store service. Our credit facilities are greater and our credit accommodations are widely known as the most lib- New Vaudeville Tonight. eral faire first Sta Right ‘ there are absolutely no annoying features in connection with it w to at you'll find that what e¢ say about “STANDARD WAY” is quite right, that you'll find here just what you w from a store of this size and capacity, and that “THI STANDARD WAY?” will appeal to you as it HAS done and IS d to thousa nds of others, urely welcome! now of men 4 per embannually in this by every arr t for Standard Furniture Co. SEATTLE 1006 to 1016 First Ave. TACOMA $3.00 Garbage Can, Outside Fitting Cover, $2.49. FOR THE BIG ERUPTION