The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 1, 1925, Page 2

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T. & T. Adds to New York World th 3-piece bedroom suite— beautifully grained ¢ ination walnut. Ful size bow-end bed. Chifforette and large dresser. Exactly as pictured Special r this JANUARY AL 12650 6-piece dining room suite— Italian period. Combination walnut. 54-in buffet. 40x50-in. extension table. 4 blue leather seat dining chairs. Exactly as pic- tured. Shecial for the JANUARY SALI 9750 combiaation mohair suite— CHAIR or ROCKER » 8828 DAVENPORT patterns to 14732 several pring cush 18 plotured for the EB JANUAR . this sale, with the goods that are back of it and the savings they bring—is bound to be, beyond all question, the best sale for the people. judged by quantities and va- rieties, it is so far beyond compe- tition as to be incomparable. judged by the quality and de- sirability of the furniture, it is no less supreme. acres and acres of furniture make up the floor stocks and samples. back of them are duplicates, run: ning from one to many of a kind. the stocks are so graded and well balanced that they answer i the needs of every home, from the cottage to the mansion, in @ — a featured valuc o binat ; way no other sale can. walnut a us Full bowen Semi-vanity d » match, SAS extra. —genuine Special for t JANUARY SALE, leather, fa 11450 | . q ) y 4 i q —_— a feature value for the JANUARY SALE— exactly as pictured re size, COr fortable rocker is up! tara jn a very fine quality of nuine leather Special for the JANUAR ALE. } . oe . 6-piece dining room suite— a Queen Anne suite in combination walnut. | Exactly as pictured. 42x54-in, extension table. 54-in, buffet. 4 blue leather sez ing chairs. Special for the JANUARY t TRADE MARK CREDITORIAL ; iu pay for your JANUARY SALE purchases out of your income— { —the STANDARD'S convenient deferred plan of payment removes the last obstacle to your ing immediate advantage ot the great price reductions featured in this sale. STANDARD FURNITURE CO. TACOMA L. Schoenfeld & Sons Baker cut velour suite— CHAIR ¢ ROCKER 48% DAVENPORT 8922 comfort 1 suite Baker cut webbing SEATTLE Second Ave, at Pine Tees ing demands of the Olympia Building '' and OLYMPIA, Jan. 1—Work on a}; additic: the Olympia} t in th hic building will be angina mpletion by February 1 for a new heating nt | Co. crashed, Much additionat {ll provide the basement, equipment needed to meet the grow: Olympia ex rest room and dining | ers, for the operators will The majority of the in !jured were New Year celebrators, plaint from people who look the picture of health? Yet this vague is BU. S.NAVY YARD F RTON—CHARLESTON EY RD Take fast { ] jo Ferries from ra Leave se poisons from the body. They need help. Drink lots of water and try Gold Medal haarlem oil 1 will substantially evivee Two Trolley Cars reeling may be a message of real capsules (the origins n- present ‘central office facilitic | daneambon's iB ps ou an gen: » fihe Pacific ‘Te faphore: and ‘Tele Wre ked:; 4 H uine). A standarc uph Co. ‘on Fifth ave, betwee Eo ion f 1 urs neaees Se ‘ GOLD MED, diuretic stimu- ashington and Franklin sts, ‘The KESBAN ‘a. Jan Nn most cases it Jant since 1696. .§ ldition, which Iq 20x40 fee il] Fourteen persons were injured, none Ah is noticed that the HAARLEM OIL th thvee sikks ; finfstied in the aqme. exte seriously, early today whon two trol- SAVY SARD tot kidneys are not Lo Abe S S] ) tia ick as tho original building and |ley cars of the Wilkesbarre Raltway Jolman Dock proper! ‘Ainat Look for the name Gold Medal on the Scaled. Fully guar F ly fUnction- giveandgoldbor. Acceptnesubstitute Anteed to be ’ as ing tO drive the Ait fret-class druggists, 38c, 75e, $1.50 represented