The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 26, 1913, Page 4

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Comy ' 3 ? Li f wilt ( ren adhe For t total d t tw t ‘ J Kk i ' f th i“ a ; lh a to f the ‘ F weekly w to ex $12 a week, for | be he i . n it ‘ Also, He Who Laughs , x It was he for instance D Last, Laughs Least ) after amassing a CONSIDER 019 —<iin ia asia ~ | we Th 119 ma ven ye MADAM! 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" ( f ft r , Ser with conteage tire dollar, without having to fi for it ase 6 Seu 1 ; oe ae oa No longer the law of the ju but instead the GOLDEN ted dri . < 8 | Re > name RULE. pg Fearn | ) Company; look 3 A Lad to Whom You Can Take Off a 66 ed He Who Now. Your Het : | Way es 0 em ; y . n . | : H i dai siet ct ge Don’t Make the Child esitates : Longi w's gra th on ake tre liaren Mae cho ta carnine $10.50 Batti Wait Any Longer for Their Has Lost a nickels ac , ‘ e ot ) himself. He 1 j — PiANO ‘I think tha er s one's r € } % mo 4 around for wor \ r . j |i P get a fine : skit a t _ | } is out of v < et - | tw, : work. And | f k They're Pa a é Dad could well t j Bile cape { & [ has stack f Bu COSMOF N TTL } ard ke won’t—d and } § 5 ' wi — 4 which the k a 1g } _ interest and profits whe married | a £ ' fe hud : - fir cod } 4 —————————— your hat t a ts re . mr | A set of Pe climbers has been found on one of those London b / O ay Gf suffragettes jafnent 4 wn f ! Uncle Sam now has Pte 381 dail Y; weekly, monthly 4 quarterly - publications rea Jamuel ot j : { READ THIS—IT’S WORTH WHILE ' Only one shcrt year ago Teddy and Taft were—well, they were j : making more of big nolse tha re and uty. A j We are always happy when our shipments of beautiful high-grade pianos arrive from the East. But om 7 s otorcyclists banquete st ‘ i arrival of shipments about ten days ago, we were greatly disappointed to find eight of these fine instrumenta ] are hheaitt Euiuncndeme a ee : ye i quite badly case damaged, while some others were only slightly marred. We, of course, could do nothing with | af these instruments until the railroads de settlement with us, which they have now done, by paying our claim | Harbor is terminals? Seems we've rd the words before. \"* . { of $1,200.00 in cash. The cases of r t of these instruments can be put in condition so that no one, orem an F Ob, yes b those ri i hilar ? -— + : i expert, can tell they have ¢ b injured in the least, and we are going to put them on our floors just as = na ‘ At Me vot Ses i } they are, so that the buyer can see their true condition and be convinced that we can finish these cases like seveoction A Se OO ee te RORNE MO: fetes ' new, as stated above. Repairing and refinishing of these instruments to be done at our expense. At Eureka Sprirgs, Mo., T. J. Allen, who lived 60 days on anute aap + sae alive C . pees On discovering these instruments were case-damaged, we instructed the factory to make up shipments of ; A et or EEDING {game styles and case designs, and forward them to us at once. For that reason we want these out of the way and are j : - sa . u H to get them out of the way at once, by discounting each instrument from Henry Dr appointed penitentiary superintendent. F. me Po Bogs i pag ag : lie | who has G . Lister a At the C tt Sunda | . : i Att ourr day | | ae For making quick ly and per= Se | which will be a clear saving to you, as these instruments are of our regular stock and our prices well known. fectiy, delicious hot biscuits, At the Yesler Until Friday AT THE THEATRES j Although the cases are damaged, the interiors of these instruments are unharmed and musically perfect, and hot breads, cake and pastry 1 seta ee || are backed by as strong a guarantee as was ever written, < 4 — * ' my 4 there is no substitute for Phe Man From EVERY STATEMENT IN THIS AD IS BACKED BY $5,000.00 IN CASH. WE DO AS WE | Dark ical ; " ADVERTISE. BRING THIS AD WITH YOU push jane Pinss & WHOL ALE—MANUFACTURERS—RETAIL SEATTLE STORE, 1315 THIRD AVENUE (omer snemm en ea tne