The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 22, 1916, Page 11

KIMBALL PIANO $189 Werner Piano $153 can buy them for now. This regardless of the original cost, as the cheap stencil Piano in the house; all standa Christmas morning with performed brilliantly in Rumania and still greater things are hoped of them. Coréurey Pants, worth cow. $1.89 grade Hain- * $6.88 s a a that sell to $30.00; — ed Bt "$12.88 79¢ worth to tec, eon LOC te tae cen. 19C Thousands of different ticles on sale. FOLLOW THE CROWDS HERE SATURDAY Sale Starts at 10:00 Lot Ladies’ € Fine Stik ‘Ties, Fiber Stik to Be, Hoye’ Hats, worth to $1.50, new 39c a’ Purses, te 84, now 9c 5.00 and 96.00 Men's Oxfords, Dress Goods, worth to She yard, 14c , worth Lot Bie and fie Suspende 8c Smoking Inckets, worth to 86.00, Shirts, worth 9c Closing Out Pianos! Yesterday we told you of the exceptional bargains we were offering you in high-grade Pianos. At the present rate they are going this sale cannot con- tinue long, as the stock is limited, and under the new quotations just from the factories, it means that we will pay as much for pianos in the future as you a closing-out sale—not going out of business, but just a few lines that we have been handling firm, Mr. L. Jones, retired, and the new policy ining tration—that, with, thirteen lines in stock, they can do no individual one justice, but with fewer lines they can give each the attention their quality deserves. Go shopping today. See them all, then come and look over our offerings. A call will place you under no obligations. The prices—well, it is a shame. Uprights from $167 up; Players from $395 up; Grands at low prices. Not a single rd makes. If you are skeptical, call and you will leave convinced, as this house never has, and never will, stoop to shady sales. Satisfied customers are our best advertisements. Surprise them “A PIANO IN THE HOME.” Jones-Rosquist Piano Co. “Home of the Knabe” eveiiNes 1510 THIRD AVE. 83%. STAR—FRIDAY, DEC. 22, 1916. PAGE 11 WAS SURPRISED “perz,Pelicqman to | WHENTHIS MAN, 2°! in Three Dave CALLED ON HER PORTLAND, Mich, De LeaAe Mra, Etta Coon was finishing her! Kohler & Cambell Piano $167 Foster Player dally oboe practice, there came a rap at the aide Oh, those sents!” ahe ex dd 1 just wish they would away whet Tam trying to co! the tech nlealittes of this difficult instru ment, It sends al! my Inspiration | whiting to be eaked ff I don't want | to buy a clothes wringer or some furniture polish | However, placing her oboe on the jano, she went to the door and snked it open The agent—for it was one—started back with a look f surprive, and gasped Good heavens! It's Heta! | Recognition came to Mra, Coon at the same time and in a moment she and the agent were tn locked embrace, After u liberal exchange - of Kisses, Mrs, Coon found breath Albert J. Griffith enough to ask Wal. Gris, whate on earth | , O08 ANGEI Sal., Dec | “A patrolman Wednesday, a Ait | | Thursday, & prisoner Friday, Such | was the sky-rocket experience of Albert J. Griffith, of the Los An-| 4 police force, who beld up and ed the guard of a Wells Fargo “| Express company “money wagon At the point of his regulation po lice volver, Griffith demanded that the guard open the “packer of the wagon wherein tx kept the money After looting the box of 8 ROADS KEEPING UP 0,000 in coin, currency and ° ke, the policeman then threw SHORT, pepper in the eyes of the guard and AGE OF CARS rie ee ie eas taken next day, however, after be had bought an automobile In which he drove to the pollee station Griffith broke down under the vse questioning of his fellow of fleere in t palling | wan wtag fith as The robbery netted him have you been The agent was Htta's long-lost brother, He had 1 home 19 returned until thin day i a freak »bable location leaning fluid, which One of the members of the is to close out these make members believe in concen- WASHINGTON, Dec, 22.— Adjust f the nation wide car short age leclared by federal afthort ox to be largely responsible for the high cost of living—is being by refusal of elght rail croperate with the Ameri can Railway association, according to a statement of the car shortage commission of the association to thie he paid off nearly CLEVELAND, Dec which they were drawn Northern Ohio Careering madly thru the fields y nteer | fire ft Tee two i their antiquity, idly consaming him, keeled ——_—_—— — 1? land the John | the midst of the conflagrat‘on : " An automoblie turns Me ing their one| had start 4 died th The kaiser declares that Von Hindenberg and God |i, perrow streets cat te” h : a ew aa, Sean aero oe ge York men have patented has a ‘ t farm of Miss Ethel Hunt, near Clay-| emporium there are now the hen KAVANAGH’S grass on the! “I wheel at each side and on t. and Central | pool, were destroyed, as were sev-| that e ts one hundred and s#ixtict jeral acres on adjoining pieces of rty Pine Street Public Mark getic men, women and children. The aim of our market will always be to furnish the best in food products at Economic prices. 4) be ay 1b¢ for for 25e for RATS RUN SEWING MACHINE; Here is « story from Win BLIZZARD IN EAST | en banked the remain-/Conn., the bome of “the Winsted | climbs a ladder to get into the next (and what it will cost. ; ty. The checks he| iar | a rooster that uses @ sflen Our prices are the lowest im Se matied bac to the bank upon Avded to the zoological wonders , !ebriate frogs at the brewery pond, | attle for high-class work. of this place is a family of rata | the caterpitl every hair of his coat ablaze, n goat | Frank Bond ways the "applied the torch to fields and, home, in Main st, and now are ings, leaving in his wake a| Practicing, possibly to operate a shirt factory. H fierce squeals found that by wa ire were rats had made se F t of Teeth...$8,00 to SE ” t as 126 women hold } . cn 1 nig rat's tall as now has 126 women holding Gq plates relined and made te Dec. 22.—Three fa by his headlong flight and “Wheo Bond enter the | county offices, | Ot We BOW, 26 cers cence $3.50 in Manhattan ing from the flames that wi m the othe been | Le eee ef Comer 7th Ave. and Pine St. Good, clean, wholesome food makes strong ener- Our best service is at your disposal. STONG'S XMAS SPECIALS Prices lower than ever, and our pri ech bs, finest Popeorn ze ibe, finest Cranberries. .g cane of Cove Oysters... 256@ can Shrimps 1oce Oe Log Cabin Syrup 106 On ice Family F °40€ xed Nuts, Ib ihe 250 Log Cabin B8yrup 20¢ 40c sack Yellow pkas, Jello 2he he can of Libby's Asparagus i ide pkg » pkg. New Reliayoe Raising fo . 20¢ | «betti f 106 | 50c qt. jar Queen Olives. .4 cans Premium Tomatoes 2hé section Com Honey < cans Campbell's Soup cans Imported Norwegian 250 Ferguson's Marni) e © bottles Snyder's ( Sardines 2 Bie for 50c can of Italy Olive Oil e bottle Welch's Grape Juice — 65¢ can Lipton’s Tea ¢ lhe bottle Cider Vinegar 10¢ 206 ba. Ihe Pancy Prunes..25¢ | 45c can Hill's Coffee 37¢ STONG’S 3 Stores—Pine Street, Corner Market and White Market “2 Oliver’s est. Come to satisfied Stall 19 Washington Creamer b Wwe Rench Exwe doz fo @ ONE RUNS NEEDLE THRU TAIL || ® biles, a trout that yes nd tell you just w ed, {ides on aut at they require, weather prophet, @ fox, the perch that the pickerel the trout that a® awakened by morning and of practice the pral stitches in for ; Gold and Porcelain Crowns $5.00 women candidate cers in Kansas at t jon, 151 were e! ning the wheel ompanion « prisoner with edie thru his tall Winsted’s natural history s her way on a train to worms, squirrels that use 1086 Fire at Madioon C hk a md in read The Star's teals Lot Ladies’ Underwear, “ Bi.00, mew 39c Waists, worth to 49c The balance of the stock from the Great Wreck Sale at 1509] reserve stock all thrown into the melting pot of low prices that Fourth Avenue, must be sold in the next 6 days at any old price. | will make a feast of bargains that will be remembered for years No reasonable offer for merchandise will be refused. The might- | to come. The whole store will be one vast bargain counter. iest undertaking ever attempted in the mercantile world now | Come with the crowds tomorrow. Extra salespeople will be stares us in the face—of turning this mammoth stock into money | here. Clothing, Hats, Shoes, Furnishings, Groceries, Dry Goods, in the next 6 days. Think of it! Grasp the true meaning of this] etc., will not be sold, but almost given away. Read! Read on! unparalleled money-saving opportunity —the entire balance—the In order to re-mark and as sort stock sale reopens The Great Wreck Sale Reopens Saturday -_ TOMORROW, SATURDAY, AT 10 A. M. iil hapa sawed | Gil UNITED WRECKAGE SYNDICATE iniiiarinewreckaze Mens — “aE At 10:00 A. M. Big lot Ladies’ made of on, "or" $2.98 A Re, | y Conta, worth 3.99 oods, worth to 16c wnands of pairs of most giveu away, Fine Sik 1 worth plek damaged 50 and 83.00 Soft and Stitt Hats, 12¢ Muslin, now, Sults, worth 10 bottles Ink, 1509-1511 Fourth Ave., Near Pike Street $ on Occupying the Large Double Store Next to Colonial Theatre. Merchandise Exchanged, Including Any Damaged Goods. Closed Monday. Sale Reopens Tuesday at 9 a. m. oO pen Saturday Night Till 10 o'clock, Closed Monday.