The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 30, 1924, Page 4

PAGE 4 CTHE SEATTLE STAR TUESDAY, SEPTEMBE 4 Rolitical Fight ih North ‘TERRIFIC HEAT Da kota Growing Nasty Second Sunstroke Gase as California Swelters They're All Double-Crossing Each Other, and the Voters Are the Goats { the ccave of a! TA = Just Like an ane” a cm ’ id ter ai ’ | Open Book! . former Seattic newspaperman and later secretary to Mayor ' Kelly is representing Nothing — mysteriou about this greqt sale just an immense stock ; ; of fine musical instru and tl i con ' mber| f perature topped ents at tremendous re Beeriens in North Dekota will be ‘ ‘ihe wee luctions. Read the facts + ers in Washington. BY HUGO KELLY ON, ND oe ' em t . for yourself ; a +g | "Sa es Don’t Be Too Late! ANOTHER NIG prim Just two weeks ago Sunday the newspapers, on learning that we were to remodel this building, announced in their news columns that we had a half million dollar stock of Pianos, Player Pianos, ot Pr ape Reproducing Pianos; Phonographs and Smal! Instruments. This was correct. And, although Mie oe + te: . Pej , opened less than two weeks ago, we have made substantial progress in our intention to completely " sone Silk Mills Suin, 1 Y fe our floors before the workmen begin. Scores of beautiful instruments have been purchased, many fina Bellingham Heads cant, for Seattle’s finest homes, but we know you can still find here just the instrument of your che at = —— 4 forse the) Mayor John A, Kellogg and P a price lower and on terms easier than you ever thought possible. BUT COME IN AT ONC ace! icone ey ; DON’T BE TOO LATE! fered First 1 sk the presidential sit Hential electors we Yepub! J ‘ Cpolidge der J on, and we oom Y all five « But f of tha electors we ticker candidat - They are not, and never ha et led confer Molidse supp 1h mounced Foliette Noevembe set pereta| — ’ : Band and Orchestra “Healt Rie Hj Ur Hf Instruments Wer Y Included in This norargt /, Brand New Upright Great Sale! H ; Pianos at Little More Ukuleles, Violins, Man- Specials In Than Half Their | dolins, Banjos, Cornets, Good Used Grand Real Value Trombones, Saxophones, Clarinets. Dozens of fine " Missing Yacht Is | and | instruments greatly re- that this is quite duced for immediate clear- the wall. would t} Safe, They Thin Upright Pianos 7 ig t stains the dem D-lcrats and shortly afterwards a shment © cand the dem now comes William Z | standing for the last} COWES, England, Sept 20 : - wed the opin-| fam eed to If you do not care to Kceda ormalerr acces | buy a new piano, even at will support him for president on the| Drift," the yacht owned by a Call. | that there is no farm-labor ticket. Foster, while not| fornia millionaire. whiclt is 12 days the present tremendously | ‘ [onto BA a ge | reduced prices, ask to see | Who Will Get This r ~ ats and re republi \ Ise a _ . Cie ae itone for him with every.| Uncle Sam Seeks ye st Sate galt : Beautiful . thing they-have except money and St Tvpists| Upright Pianos — many ] 5 2 } Maw Raley Cound? Teeth as L Oe lcase tas gh 3 Senos: LIP ie only slightly used. Here // : Wy y ” i act pth geohend sree | {IN SCHOOL BOOKS 8 ’ is a partial list: ¥ spe Rage t Stet Chickerin You will be proud to : teinway, 1 8 possess one of these brand Emerson, Weber, Decker, new, standard make Up- / , Marshall & Wendell, y right Pianos which we have ff . Bush & Lane, reduced to such prices that 4 Wellington, there is no longer ay rea- . ° ° | ‘ son why you should not High Fruit Prices Kohler & Campbell, own the instrument of R. S. Williams, your choice. Come in to- H. P. Nelson morrow morning and see the fine styles we are sell- At Such Prices as These: /@\ ing "$285 $335 maces con) $185, $215, $355 Predicted in State} La Follette thruout the state. f d that way all summer, and it | Prices for looks that way flow. The fusic ¢ republican regulars with may gain a few votes depai i 2 $165, $365, ‘ Easy Payments id canners in this | : $485, $295, | . You'll Never A tew ata c | 4 $310, $275, 10 Miss ay crt Graduate Nurses j : $115 ; age of Davis the only fighting organt 1 the state that has any chance 6 league, and that ted for La Follette. itlemanly operators, on will not be a nen 9 to G Dally—9 to 12 Sunday ‘CHIC DENTISTS 207 University Second Ave. Sav. & Loan Ass'n, Yos, at this very low price Are Being Sought h Per Month SS you can actually purchase such a beautiful Grand as is When this great sale gives to be found in scores of you the chance to own a / Seattle's finest homes. Beau: rs beautiful instrument by pay- tiful finish, splendid work- an be obtained wa ing an little as $10 per 3 manship, and superb tone. 11th district, civil service com month, and in some cases You will be surprised at the even less, surely we have y of the instrument we i ; removed the last obstacle a elling at this price. on the path to musical / happiness. y Other Fine New Grands at Full Market Such Prices as Value é Epoch-Making ae Zo $525 $545 $585 Values attorney. was ‘contimed ax mark | ea On Your : ! @ | commissioner, and Mrs. ¥. W. Har.) * Old ry trustee by the city | Only two. votes K Phono- again Dore, Mrs. H | graph dd Councilman W. T.} | coune Latest Fashionsa tPopular Prices ine voted for Dore, say. | the mayor's wishes | ted, since responat- | UCH smart styles at such Money-saving prices are not common, every-day happenings. Even at Francine, where values have built a city-wide reputation, these offered groups of coats and dresses are considered excep- tionally desirable. Dresses should be r bility was his Drop W. Myrtle St. Improvement Plan! Plans to regrade W. Myrtle st.| | were dropped by the city council Monday, when John E. Carroll, street committee chairman, announced that |new signatures had been obtained to jthe protest, making it illegal to pro. ceed. More than 60 per cent of the [Property owners of the district op. }pose the improvement. The matter will t | PUGET SOUND | Rall 0 Me “ff } STEAMER | ee Bn Pelee ManyZOr ; < A | SCHEDULES [& ///S 0M aaa tage t Save Money, Travel by Steamer pal, “eo > Tay, $ Your eM | is : Absolute pany oe ee 8 AL Protection wo RM # We have been serving Trip | $ oS ; .\ ‘ yj Pia the public of Seattle and the Northwest for many years and our reputation for value-giving grows greater every day. An unconditional suarantee goes ‘with every in- strumént we sell now. or at any other timo, Bits, . Part of This Stock » t Being Sold by Our We carry no_ stencil | , ee - d i University Store ‘. pianos or stencil player | We have sent part of our pianos — every instrument * treat stock to ‘be sold + US § Hie 10nd 0. a standard make. Superior Values All the Time “Francine i} | saa 1105 SECOND AvE. "™""™" || through our University Store at East 45th and EVERYTHING PERTAINING TO MUSIC. 3rooklyn to expedite the WHOLESALE” MANUFACTURERS RETAIL We do as we advertise— ecbht vax mn : a ; bring this advertisement aed task of clearing our Downtown Store—1519-23 Third Ave. with. you. University Store—E. 45th and Brooklyn 16 and auto ferry orten for Side yin Oren nnd Thor, daily 2100 Wee Neer mers and schedules t to change without Corner Second and Spring PuceT SOUND NaviGaTioNeg COLMAN DOCK- FOOT Marion sy zazee PHONE MAIN