The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 9, 1924, Page 13

sporos wo |The SéattleStar — tasisiox) IAPS. CONSE) ee OH SHE] ") OED SHOOTERS "=". 23h exouusiON Mir. Fixit is protest aa AMBITIOUS 3 ATTLE, WASH @ TUESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 192 hinese Rec Wages in | Senor Fixit Called on to Clean Up Community Fund Heads Say i Challerawge Other “U’? Rifle Japan, Ship Men Sa Dirty Curtains; Translate Signal It Is Unauthorized Teams to Competition ‘ Lights for Autoists, Stop Music “T“HEATER musicians get a hot shot from Mr, E. W., who h bie | doe rt it bjects to wait “ : | 1ate fire prote t i < F. D, has a e ves will| f° | : " ‘ S 4 nut the city of he ¥ ee ve ¥ r matter so Mr. Fix ted f § The Gift rf re he can demand action ! t ; Sincere Here's today’s batch: pettoer j {hat com Aa + yt ne : SCHRADER TALKS | ae wt s iy Watches, Diamonds R,0.T. ©. Officer Addresses Novelty Pieces | . Rookies at University DY ant yt: et hi ° won't etat your name, but bh sea ; it k mit sini { Cc. A.C U. S. S. Nevada at seat ith. Aderase Br, Pinte tee aie RMA TSR SSD W HUBBY THE BRUTE | ENGAGEMENT SIGN Thomas J. Cassutt ad Re Bae 7 Aides veelie cise t Dependable Jeweler : 2 cant t r f J Pantages Bldg. t . rr a. ‘ ines ® ni “f 4 v Who could not learn on a otion-pi + before} ‘ Who could not learn on a ie ea ag a ny oo mm) CHRISTMAS CHRISTMAS has missed the dei of i ar enn: ae leg . ere | | | PAO , PIANO | t ne abs tg ld : for the two | 8 s s a aren thes nm J sal pe tea gis ie Pha ned tas Anxious to Serve Anxious to Serve ig eae aa t ‘ sine w “With 5,000 Pianos” “With 5,000 Pianos” # ' —Carloads arrive daily— —Carloads arrive daily— LEA&PERRINS : | nan t Mr. Fist: We a Se at New 10 ro a 0 i D & A Ss A L E Terms best of all. SAUCE ect th one hee Our serious purpose is to make friends with music lovers. We wish to be the leading ther reason is tha rs good. The city council seems to Hite ene in Washington and to that end are doing good deeds among those musically inclined, The piano man who gives you the best value is the man who really counts in this age and By Buying Your Shoes at the lam a Knight of Honor in this present day with cr ashing and sensational values, 4 4 matching blade for blade or shot for shot with any commercteal offensive by anybody. What a Delightful Dish Baked Beans ean be bought ready cooked and they really make a far more appe- tizing dish when sea soned with the famous WHAT SEATTLE NEEDS This town needs a real piano sale—a cross-arm sale that will bring out fighting values / and make the leader conspicuous. A price war pure and simp Je and we will keep warm | with quick deliveries to all parts of the city or the state by giving more piano per dollar for a little exercise on the easiest terms in town. LOW COST 5000 4 I, George Hay du Barry, do hereby promise to give you the piano deal o£ yourlife. I have already the honor of having sold more pianos than any man my age onthe face of this wideearth. The Piano Trade Papers of two continents have many times written articles that flattered mxme for my ability in the piano retail field and piano manufacturers and capital became interested in me. Enough said. HERE GOES— PRICE'S THAT BOW TO YOU This advertisement will sell another 100 pianos and mail orders will receive prompt attention also. My name is known to. even the babe in the cradle almost across America =2s the result of the plunges I ) have taken into publicity and Five Thousand Pianos are nothing tome with, OUR NEW PIANO PLAN | Values so alluring you will buy a new piano rather than accept a good of fer from even your neighbor . taking what he thinks is a sacrifice on his. Competing even with private parties has been taken into i account by my commercial backers and this is the biggest factor of my whole deal. | OUR UNION STREET STORE | In the heart of the city yet on the border of the town—is known far and we-ide as the house of du Barry. Day or night piano orders will be filled to make families happy. Ou Pisamo EXHIBITION will be the most elaborate in the Northwest including 20 standard makes and four iznported pianos from Europe who used to build for kings. Our Used Piano Department will buy pianos from private people or sell them in our store for only 5 per cent commission to customers who will pay us 6 per cent simple interest for carrying easy pay- ments. A big producer of cheaper grade new pianos good for tem years wezar fully guarantees his values against private competition and offers an immediate answer to economy -evith style and tone. TAKE A NOTION—HAVE A PIANO We Show the Largest Stock on the Pacific Coast for You—UPREIGGHTS & PLAYERS Tunrover—that is the word, it is an American pass word to Who is Whoixa your blue book. Our family | have had their names in Royal Chapters and on Social Registers engraved on solid gold, but Who is at Baxter & Baxter’s 1326 Second Ave. Store. Lease expires soon. Store to be discontinued. Shoes must go, Highest price now— $6.85 Wonderful Values at $5.85 -- $4.85 --$3.85 Broken Lines on the Rack Who in this age—that’s what I want to know, that’s what | am going to fixad out and counts of the du { Barry’s are going to make history for themselves and you. ! a a —Guaranteed Satisfaction—Breathless Reductions When Du Barry HOLDS A SALE— | age { Erevestigate and Let Our Prices Spoal. , FREE TRIAL—EASY TERMS An opportunity like this does not come often. Do not overlook it! | BAXTER & BAXTER 1326 Second Avenue Somss of the Wolf that took two Barbary lions froma —herildy, whose sons aro golng after husiaewess leadership mow with a determination. Cemrloals Mrive Daily—PRICKS SPEAK Count The efifferenco in price we save you will pay George Hay du Barry for @ Bareo years’ music | . Investigate ae Meeting Any ‘Trerxmendously Interesting tle Beauties” NTR eran “Thee Most Precious Gift of All” ® Kon Marehe Bldg TEE® 500 MANO PURCHASH BEGINS | And Christmas Is Hh And Christmas Is Here!