The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 22, 1925, Page 13

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FRIDAY, MAY 22, 1925 THE SEATTLE STAR PAGE 13 Eg | "RAINING YOUR DOG , |SOMERSAULT HARDEST | BANKRUPT STOCK | May 29, 1925! Until that date you can save $50.00 Men’s Walk-Over Shoes Until that dite you can seve $50.00 And Other Makes Player. After that, regular prices $9.95 $9.95 $h.95 1609 Third Avenue HERE’S YOUR CHANCE MEN Where we will be open for business June 1 Why not start your piano account now, rather than wait un- til Fall, as so many do? The saving you will make by tak- Hundreds of these Famous Brand Shoes, including Black and Brown, Kid and Kangaroo, were bought from a bankrupt country store. Included in this lot ing advantage of our big removal discounts NOW will en- able you to pay for many musie lessons. You should be are many pairs of 16-inch Pacs and Boots. well advanced with your musie by Fall, something worth considering. These prices mean a tremendous saving to you. LTRICK TO TEACH DOG) _— WY LOWRY L, BRANCEL — ——~ 9 A Dainty Grand A Beautiful Player Dependable Piano Regular . $635.00 Nationally “priced. $495 Nationally priced.$360 Until — Until Until May 29, $571.50 May 29... $395 May 29... $310 A large assortment of used Pianos, including several Grands and Reproducers. LACK OF SPACE in our new store will compel us to place dozens of Pianos in storage if not sold by May 29. will secure a piano during this Removal Sale. Ex- ceptionally easy terms. Of course, our regular Come Early for Best Pick GOLD MEDAL SHOE CO. Corner Second and Yesler Way guarantee covers every purchase, as usual. Me MONTELIUS MUSIC HOUSES 1518 THIRD AVENUE CENTURY BUILDING Until May 29, 1925 Open Evenings % 4 This is the 10th and Inst of a series telling how to train dog» to do tricks. h off this trick aceful man- | =a | Abreast of Events! | pee great commentator, with his “Today” column, | | is known from Coast to Coast, from the Canadian | border to the Gulf; his pithy paragraphs are echoed ‘round the world. © : Captains of industry and capital- You'll find Brisbane’s “Today” ' ists, statesmen and politicians, pro- Column daily and Sunday in the ! | : Post-Intelligencer. It keeps you in fessional men and merchants, men ~ intimate touch with current events and women of every walk of life and _ of national and international signifi- habit of mind read Arthur Bris- cance. It keeps you en rapport with r bane’s daily topical reviews. He is modern thought and progress. Bris- f satirist and’ moralist, idealist and bane is more than a commentator— Rares ’ he:is an educator—a great person- rationalist—a paragrapher without — ality whose pen is dipped in the acid a peer in the annals of journalism. of uncommon, common sense. : | q | : | Order Your Copy —_— rs i Just Telephone , : : Delivered ~ cr b ery emma 1 a : ] 4 Cncer MA in- S & Each Day NDR Sey o532 2000 |

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