The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 7, 1923, Page 3

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Carey, General Agent 1407 Fourth Ave,, Seattle, Wash, A note or phone call 321 Pike Street—Near Fourth all ticketn to your home or offos, rs i} N Another Smashing Sale-Colmmiia Record We have received another big shipment of NEW COLUMBIA RECORDS to go on sale today at —Tenor Solo. —Duet. Song”—Trot.... “Lonesome Hours”—Fox-trot.... 3oys Come Home”—B ans Come’—Baritone Solo —Hox-trot hundreds of other late vocal and instrumental ten: ahah records TWELVE-INCH RECORDS: * jor’—Opus 40, No. 1 | an March”—(Damnation of Fau (Irish Reel)... ulse in A Flat” rot.. Limited space prohibits listing hundreds of other These records are guaranteed to be new and in perfect condition. Due to a. limited number of hearing rooms, we will not attempt to demonstrate sale records. The best records are bound to go first—so come early and avoid being disappointed. Kemick Dang O Giff Saop “THE COOLEST PLACE IN TOWN” the following prices: 75c | $1.00 $1.50 Popular Songs and Late Dance Hits, 3 Secular and Classical sna BDC, for $1. 00. 55c, 2 for $1. 30 Ballads, Songs piles ] the Operas, Piano, } Vio hi in and Cao This is positively your last opportunity to replenish your library of records at these prices. When this shipment is disposed of these rec- ords will go back to their regular listed prices. TYPICAL “BUYS” DURING THIS SALE: TEN-INCH RECORDS: Sddie Elkin’s Orch. 3 for ryna Van Gordon \$ 1.00 Gordon Prince’s Dance Orch. ‘ | 3 for The Happy Six | Oscar Seagle and Stellar Quartette $ 1 50 “good buys’—Our windows tell the story. Ten-inch | Records $1.25 $1.50 $2.00 Twelve-inch Records ‘Eddie Elkin's Oreh. -Howard Marsh y - Hart & Shaw iravence Graveure 8s Orchestra amy Miller’s Orchestra at 35¢, or 3 for $1.00 ; Philharmonic Oveh. of N. Y. | Piano Solos—Percy Grainger Mail orders accepted if accompanied by a remittance to cover the same. “Where the Crowds. Go”. garters, Sizes 1