The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 27, 1908, Page 5

THE, SEA TTLE STAR—MONDAY, APRIL 27, 1908. 6 PEE EE prosress and fulfillment! last week’s grand public dedication of the GREATER STANDARD to the service of the people was a notable event— 21 (ANDIDATES =) GETTING BUSY /EiE Demecrats Are oid & man Pop bay tie ee frow ee ee iar at the utter toe eote: de he politicians ete . D gesee aii Urmiagowrers = Spain tipwe at Wit Wann moans & te © poe q ra delogatns ve ee a ; an ames mom ence -B ‘otters whe > oe ore . ” We eres b tencrverees wreckerecese wanted: i abut yy n Prrrrerrrry a —eary dg aig a3 a wee Po Ks j Wig) ORS 5 A, Wi lS Pt - : hal) <li Wi » 4 ° (on pe Ma Only the combined to: Opponents wit! ; RE the prize Visitors Coming Qhousands of admiring and enthusiastic ‘people were our guests during ih t week’ this great housefurnishing institution, representing as it does the splendid fulfillment Ope “Reception Days uid this most magnificent response of the, public isa | of a great work carefully thought out, planned and executed, is dedicated to the serv- ource of great satisfaction and pleasure to us ice of the people with the assurance that this store is for your pleasure and convenience, GREATER STANDARD is now a large and established factor in $éattle’s on- | affording every feature of perfect store-keeping that will bring the greatest results to g it's a distinctive feature of the homefurnishers of Seattle success the people of Seattle have given u the GREATER STANDARD represents the faith of L. Schoenfeld & Sons of Seattle, in its altimate greatne ind pesition of commercial importance’ and the welcome that’s characteristic of this store always awaits you; come any time; in the future bring your friends in the great forces of the Pacific Northwest we are here to serve you. development; a tribute to [ plendid e Standard Furniture Co. LM sft rdor SEATTLE Second Avenue at Pine Street TACOMA