The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 23, 1907, Page 3

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Brooks &@ Leave Pler % Ww seo battiosnfiq and g Beeod «avell-pound at that} 8 put. on ‘ent night when the last O8 rtaln, Many it @o., 1891 Second av | ba phy a's curtain, | Grand - | the play re THE GROTE-RANKIN COMPANY geeenceennseemepeeenrerermeemremmemensn) *") oe ne Complete Furnishers of Homes, Steamboats and Hotels, Hut the whix of a|' ta » heard di 4 reansurance of the Grote-Rankin Store in Seattle, i id buy to just as good advantage ay pt dee nishing orating nishings roved manner—-we realize that the people whose frienc came that fric hip will stand by us for all time to forded everyone who desires to make this store their headquarters for Oar windows nt one very g wl idea for the ¢ at them when down town, The variety of styles it is pos bedrov and parlor fur ited He has had y exy @f tumiture, an 1 R me and be a lay present o get f niture is almost unlim e in figuring luable tions when you rection yracticall to buy furn at any time ow easy it is Come in and le twill be a pleasure ¢ EXCEPTIONAL VALUES IN LACE CUR week on giv Int tains and We w ) been done the | assortment atirely have t we rea nw een replaced by other s we wish to close out, Note with more claborate desis #80 Bogllsh Not Curtains, full length by wide; special, & pal $2.00 English Net Curtains special, a pair $4.00 Cable Net Curtains. in tve white; ult width asd le meth; $8.00 Cable Net Curta!r Jength, special, a a $6.00 Point Lace Curtains quality Swiss net; dimens! are in border and all-ov =...91.35 or; full width and $5, 75 n Arablan or ivory color; made of best #50 in. wide by wide by 2 yards for in Arabian cok $ yards long; designs HAND-MADE CURTAINS. Your attention is calied to the Hand-Made Arabian, Cluny and Venise Curtains included in this sale. The values offered are of fee more import at this season of the year. 4 effects; apectal odd pairs ar TO CREDIT ALL TH YOu wa The finest and strictly brand new Baby and Parlor Grands and Special Art Style Uprights, among them such world-famous makes as the Chickering, Kimball, Hobart M. Cable, Schu- mann, Story & Clark, and many other equally meritorious makes. Player Pianos, Cabinet Players, Church and Parlor Organs, all must go now regardless of the sacrifice. “We Make a sparen) of Cousihite Housefurnishing Contracts contract are a ce he, for that matter, as we are perhaps as well equipped as anyone in the Northwest to Iship we want are those who s one aim-has been to provide a place where the fH ti clumey cowboy fintwhe re one who is able to pure Aca the finest of fur to i the play went, on handle this business in the most man oathihe live in moderate circumstance but no ¢ 1 the final ¢ vlete fur nm there are the ever-arti t original decorative told ALL SIL SECOND | AVENUE THE SEATTLE STAR—MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1907. there d al Once down, the ominous words ere's a fire behind that curtain if ing |"Mire Proof,” standing out ¢ : ©) dull background, that certain af-lled many minda whieh had and w OY wan pr to be 1 speooh) if there's a know you always did want to get your fame in the paper, one*ot the s of the play, with a/loat In the action of the play, into © that the younggter | a fear for safety, but there was no rept the | aipve. hurried Some Lat Their Sate? ne in ve ) pas of} but curtain went up The were in the same poi lasting advertisement of the fair treatment af ey need for the home nishing of a six-room suite Be sure to ka in both kitchen, di anything rom our immense tain had been alarm, the and extinguleber tu schemes suitab was all, Hut want drap In its display of Floc y any taste or dec hings from stocks as comprehensive as ours TAINS AND PORTIERES © what K PORTIERES AT FROM 40 PER CENT 50 PER CENT REDUCTION FROM REGULAR, Wie Twine che regen Pwiks, ite Waar 1 Porttand $400 Pianos Now $217---Pay $12 a Month $325 Pianos Now $172---Pay $10 a Month v $1 19---Pay $6 a Month And many others. The A number of specially fine, hig! est grade Pianos, usuall $298, and several of the inet $600 styles now $418 We! ell Pian We m ell O We must se Machir nu ell every instrum« n n our | u. in th It see to be pre that this is not merely a Rem l Everybody s« t 1 Avenue and 1 V ment of instruments, now nd for the re n tl u fitable to conduct two stores, everything in our present qui t ! Bear in mind that each and every instr umer nd_ positivels nteed both by the maker and by the House of Johnston y back” if not nted and satisfactory in every respect. Payments of $12, or $10, or $ ind ¢ Oa month can be arranged Such terrific price cutting is bound to attract scores of shrewd men and women, so arrange to come first thing to w morning, if you desire choice D. S. JOHNSTON COMPANY OLDEST AND LARGEST DEALERS. 903-Second Avenue, Burke Bldg (By United Press.) STEAMERS IN COLLISION i J, REDELSHEIMER & CO. ail for Katal Santa Ana will SCHMITZ WINS IN PRIMARY Highest Quality In fabrics and tailoring character- izes our correct models for evening wear. Prices for--- Tuxedo Suits - - Full Dress Suits - Correct Overcoats - $40 $40 $55 $35 $40 ‘ 800-804 First Avenue, Corner Columbia. Strongest Overcoat House in the State A Young Woman Should acquire the habit of saving money. Happiness Is largely a matter of bei open an account with a TITLE TRUST COMPANY Second Avenue and Columbia Street You can ndependent. gle dollar. Rare and costly Violins, Banjos, Gui- tars, Mandolins, Band Instruments, Talking Machines, Record Cabinets, Music Boxes, Strings, Bows, Instru- ment Cases, etc., ete., at half price and less. No time to lose, Quickest action necessary to secure choice. 9») 92 922)-)) WR)