The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 3, 1919, Page 2

) Sale Ends Jan. 11 ‘ — indications of the many value-givings in this sale! —savings for you from 25% to 50% odd and single pieces of furniture, displayed on main floor and in show windows, also excep- tional underpricings in th CARPET, RUG, DRAPERY and HOUSE- FURNISHINGS = depart- ments. —sale ends Jan. 11 —articles on sale changed A FEW OF THE MANY SAVINGS— Number of Article $145, 585 3610 H—632 G—993-1 H—633 6063-M 595-B 1446 19294, seat (8 only) grade DESCRIPTION OF Regular rice Sale | Price Your ARTICLE — Sating American walnut rocker for bedroom * lOak dining table, 6-ft. extension {Walnut dining chair (4 only) leather seat {Genuine leather seat mahogany dining chair(4 only) Oak dining chair, golden finish, genuine leather |Mahozany dining chair, genuine leather seat(6 only) Jacobean oak buffet, 60-inch top |Large silk plush Chesterfield davenport, highest |Large Chesterfield uphoistered 3-piece suite, daven- port, rocker and chair yy 2688 1919 {Dull mahogany library table Large upholstered rocker, floral tapestry Fumed oak rocker, back and seat upholstered in | brown striped velour 1663 83 1652 ? and back 1655 1820 |Fumed oak rocker, artificial black leather seat Fumed oak artificial leather rocker Large upholstered rocker Fuined oak library table Fumed oak rocker, artificial Spanish leather seat 13.90 9.20 13.90 7.10 1.80 8.60 Golden waxed oak arm chair, upholstered seat and ~ Solid mahogany rocker, cane panels "|Large upholstered velour rocker, overstuffed \Circassian walnut somnoe ‘ Taam |Fancy decorated ivory chiffonier |Jacobean serving tray ~~ Oak magazine rack, early English ~|Brass costumer, satin finish : |Circassian walnut Napoleon bed, three-quarter size ~ |Blue velour davenport = ils xa F 8951, __|Fumed oak china cabinet_ 45 ~~ Metal umbrella stand 8.90 6.10 10.20 11.30 26.75 10.75 7.90 5.60 50— | 21.50 ~ 3.207” 2.80 3.85) 2.65 10.25 4.25 28.50, 16.50 80— 60—| 26— “40— | 30— 16— - 4.75! 3-25) 1.80 6.50 14.50 4 from the housefurnishing dept.— $13.50 Dinner Set 23.50 Metal Electric Lamp. . 10.50 Metal Electric Lamp. 5.50 Mahogany Mantel Clock 3.95 15.50 Silver Set... 21.50 Aluminum Se’ 6.00 Aluminum Teakettle. $ 9.95 3.00 Aluminum Percolator.. 2.19 17.50 Coal and Wood Heater 13.95 Wood Heater 50 Oil Heater . 50 Brass Fire § 5.95 14.95 5.95 11.45 reen. 50 Black Andirons . 7 21. 13.50 Brass Andirons....... STANDARD FURNITURE CO. THE SEATTLE STAR FRIDAY, JANUARY 3, 1919 U.S. TO TRAIN TERMINALS ARE GOTTSTEIN’S LABOR AGENTS BIG R. R. NEED, ference of farreaching and talte ally be anwigned ¢ pairs Instructional ta formity of embodying thoroness and N glance at the F study. Prom | - “ifth and Pine NOW PLAYING UNTIL SAT. NIGHT “A PAIR OF QUEENS” ITS A SCREAM With THE WILKES PLAVERS AT THEIR LEST NIGHTS, 20e-B0¢ = lee MAT. SAT. 20-316 fey Member Teachers’ Assn. Diamonds Watches and Liberty Bonds as security when you need cnoney. Leans taken up from others and more money advanced Liberal arnounta. Lowest rates. You get full amount of loans— no interest deducted. Ladies’ Department. Leans on Diamonds, Watches and Liberty Bonds Empire Mortgage Loan Co. Established 13 Yeara, 20133 White Bidg. SEATTLE SAYS M’ADOO “ rom Page One Continued | " hundred diff t and im na in this ( terminal onsuming pub delays enience and transportation any other phane It's the Big Question t and pa 1918, wh ame ne other higher cots yru the NEW YORK TO GO AFTER H. THAW year PHILADELPHIA Jan. 2 r the return of » New York state lorecast by the requ New York District Attorney ® to authorities bere for a transcript of all proceedings against Thaw which resulted tn his commitment to the Pennaytvania horpital, where he ls now @ pationt Thaw ts wanted in New York tc anewer & charge of aamault on Fred erick Gump, a Kansas City youth Ask Employers to “ - List Soldier Job: Five thousand will receive questh Friday they were sent fi headquarters of the Soldier Sailors’ Information and Places bureau, United States Employment Service, 110 Cherry at Each employer will be asked to place their demands for discharged soldiers and sallors with the bureau If instructions are followed careful plete murvey vailable for returned fi og men ie, will be im the hands of ment bureau off als b y or Tuesday Reattle pnaires & employer The King County Democ will be addre by R. 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