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ballard Social News.

on Sunday evening prizes for regularity
OF attendance and meritorious conduct
during the church year Were presented TO
Miss Rose Grover and Master Johnnie
White members Of the vested choir OF
St Stephens Episcopal church. The prizes
were presented by the rector. Rev. Z. e.
Hyland. IN the presence OF the congrega-
ton. The girls prize was a diamond ring
and the boys a gold medal beautifully
engraved. Miss Grover won the first prize
last year.
on Wednesday evening surprise party
was given IN honor of Mss Johnson. a
recent arrival from Des MoiuCs, Ia. on
board SwansOn's schooner near Looks
mill. The guests enjoyed themselves with
music and games and refreshments. Those
present We're: Mr.. and Mrs Conley. Mr..
and Mrs. J. h. Bangs. Mr.. and Mrs T.. l..
Bangs, Miss Lille Sacher. Miss Adellne
Wares, Mss Bertha Wares. Mss Maud
Curtiss. Miss Mabel Judkins. Mr.. Henry
Tritz. Mr.. Herbert Faulkner. Mr. Robert
Fordney. Mr. Alexander Dow, Mr.. Cam
and Mr.. Judkins.
The MEMBERS Of the German lutheran
church held a Fair Wednesday and Thurs
day. which was well attended on Thurs
day evening Ar Thomas HOUSTON auc-
Toned the various articles 10 the highest
bidder.
Eden Morris, the young son OF Nr. r.. A.
Morris. who broke his left arm last An
gnst when running 20 meet his gra ndfather.
had an unfortunate accident Thursday
night while pl}yins about the house on
Fourth avonue.' in Ballard He was run
Ming. when he slipped and feU breaking
his arm again IN che same place
n pleasant party was given az the nome
OF Mr. and Mrs. T. Powers on Wednesday
night The house was tastefully decorated
and the arrangements Tor an altogether
enjoyable evening were all that could he
desired. Music. games and danciua. occu-
pied Tho time till midnight. wien a de-
Hghtful luncheon was served
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Mail Orders Receive Prompt Atteati0n.
Samples on APplicat ion.

annual banquet. which is TO be given this
month.
Wednesday afternoon a number OF ladies
called upon Mrs II. c. Strong, formerly of
jamestown. y. Y, at her handsome new
home on Second street. This was Mrs.
Strong's first afternoon a home subse-
quent 10 the time of her marriage on Oc-
tober -, TO Mr.. II. G. Strong. of this city.
Those who called warmly welcomed Mrs.
StrOng's advent in Port Angeles society.
The Ladies' Society of Literary EXplor-
ors will hold their annual banquet on De
cember p at the home of airs {. +.
Brown. The society has greatly Increases
its library during the past year and many
Saturday afternoons have been proiitahly
spent in the Interesting study OF Etera-
turc.
Mr. Thomas Malouey left Wednesday
morning for an extended trip through
Washington. idaho and oregon. where he
viii collect statistics for the Democratic
national committee.
Miss Ella Gup,in VIII spend the holidays
with her brother in Seattle.
Mrs Frank Behau. Of Tatoosh, Is visit
Ing Mrs. s Land. OF this city.
Mr.. George Z. Mum. OF Tacoma, was in
the city this week.
County Auditor John W Troy returned
Tuesday from "a visit 10 Seattle.
Mr.. George c. Stevens. of'St. Paul, IS
visiting in this city.
Mrs. T. r. Derrick returned Monday
from a visit OF three weeks in Seattle.
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Bonaparte Plates. round. sl.6e.
BOuaparte Plates, oblong, ASS.
Royal Worcester Vase, s5.9S.
Glass Bud Vase, gold rim, Ice. 100.
Fancy Bud Vase, silver stand, 24c.
Dark Blue and Gold Candle Stick.
4Sc.
Dresden Bread Plate. gold scroll.
sos.
odd Shaped Austrian Vases. from
$229 up.
Decorated Fish Set, Is plates. $685.
Tacoma Souvenir Tea Plates. tinted
edge, &c.
Tiny Cups and Saucers, representing
flowers, sc, Sac.
White and Tinted A. D. Cups, 1Oc.
French China Cups, old red and gold
tracery, $1.25.
Odd Shaped A. d. Cups. delicate
pms, Sc.
Tinted A. D. Cups. gold enamel, 1sS.
Set of a. d. Coifees. in case, Si.25.
Austrian China Cups, SIC.
German Cups, gold rims. tinted,
1212c.
Blue and Gold A. D. Cups, csc.
Exquisite French China Cups, Sl.S7.
Dresden Figures, two sizes, 29c and
33c.
China Custard Cups and Saucers,
white and gold and Dresden, 39c and
59c.
Salad Set, 10 pieces, olive tint. Sl9s.
Dainty China Fruit Plates, $3.50 per
doz.
Desert Plates. sofa tnts. s1.9S per
doz.
Individual Buffers, old blue. per
doZ, S1.6J.
Cream Pitchers. pink and gold, 29c.
Pink and God. Desert Plates, open
Shell effect, per doz $500
Chocolate Cups, blue and heavy gold,
59c
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The next social meeting OF the Corners
Club viii be held Thursday evening" De-
cember Il.
The next meeting OF the Bon Ton Club
Will be held with Miss l. Lessor, Friday
December 20
The Seattle Klndergarten association
wifi give the pupils OF the Main street
free kindergarten q Christmas tree ana
festival
the annual exhibition OF the Seattle
Ceramic Club will be held in Rlalto hall
Thursday and Friday afternoons and ey-
enings. December u and Is.
The opera Dorothy" viii be presented
III some time during the winter by So
ciety amateurs. the proceeds 70 De geFot-
ed 10 some charitable purpose
The Rhododendron Dancing Cub win
give n dance AT Trosch's hall wednesday
evening. Good music and other good
things are in store for those who are for
sunate enough TO receive invitations
Methodist ministers and prominent Law
men from the various pastoral charges IN
Seattle district viii arrive IN the city to-
morrow 70 attend the district conference
which convenes In the First Methodist
Episcopal church Tuesday morning.
one of the most fashionable entertain
ynents OF the holiday season will be
the young men OF the Agyane Club At
meeting held wednesday night they In
itiated plans for rnaidng the occasion
notable one.
Washington City. and Miss Halter. Of Sc
attic. Is announced for December ~. Mr..
Mckee arrived I'm the city Thursday He
will be remembered as having been form
erly stationed here in the service OF the
United States typographical survey.
The friends OF Mrs. G. a. c. Rochester
who have charge OF the benefit 10 be ton
dered her have determined TO hold the
concert NJ the Seattle theater on the ev-
sning OF December q. The Ladies' Must
cal Club Ii heartily supporting the con-
cert. and the First Regiment orchestra
has rendered It's services. In addition to
these sources OF musical possibilities.
many musicians from neighhoring cities
have volunteered their services.
The Seattle Union Veteran Club Will
light its seventh annual camp fire at the
G. A. II. hall tomorrow evening An IT.
teresting programme has been prepared.
after which games and dancing wiz ba
enjoyed around the fire. The programme
will be- Address OF welcome. Mr. George
w. Tibhetts. ''Sherman's hummer" Hon
John r. kinnear; recitation. Barbara
rreitchle," Miss Lulu DuDee: abraham
lincoln" Mr.. James Leddy; recitation.
The Bugler," Miss Emma Allen; THE
Volunteer Soldier" Judge !. =. HOyt;
''Shtriian's Ride" Miss Ada Bell. instrti-
mental duet, Miss Grace wishaar ana
Miss Daisy Wishaar: The Wilderness"
Hon. l. J. Lichtenberg: selection. Miss
othiiia Carroll; war songs, the comrades.
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Everett Dec. 7.-Spect Social circles
for the week were unusually quiet The
regular marty OF she Snukestack Club AZ
Hotel Monte C-iSto on Friday evening was
more ;hau ordinarily enjoyable. several
Young ladies who were Visiting he civ
being among :hc number present Dams
ing was kept mp uotu midnight,
ANa.rs are well under way for the hos
pftal bazaar go Ne held December - ana q
The various committees ara headed by the
following LADIES', Fancy articles Mrs
puryee. useful articles. Mrs. Swart,ut.
dos Mrs. ). y. Baird. 3>e cream ara
cake. Mrs Swalweli. yea table. lemonade
Airs. Richeneker. supper Mrs. Edwards
There WI be a supper on the ns-a. Of fAa
l1th and a dance on the evening oF tee la.h
Tho hospital Is owe Of the mobiles, qr5 -,,os-
efiN~tive charities "a tse c.ty is good
work IS extending. ana tha. means more
demands upon its resources The ..,,t-t,
mindful q i.s worthy mission. never f,ls
20 respond 80 SIS appeals and taere is every
reason 20 anticipate 4 very large ot-~cra-a
during re coming week. An unusually AZ
tra-ttve s"fay O. fancy work yrsr Do ~
fsre1 ana beautiful holiday c.r.s VIII he
fcsnl sn tNe various booths az ne bazaar
\ coRccrt ~ urus-;al eXeelie~> So Is 10 he
given Ne~r or tra }st1, the c1ief att-1e-
Uoa ~ wN.>h VIII ta q Q1a~tc.te ~ Sas,.fa
To-aiis,s composed % Mrs We.-t1asrv
NJ ss Mckinney. Miss True a-7 Miss WE
tlrr Miss Etu norman. 90 -hIs -fts- v--e
assist IN g. 500 numbers, ana Miss gsssta
Jeanette Anderson. 90 Sea.;le Nh also
s~oear n craIce ~c-tsa-lc-s p-r< ps-I.p-
wiI he Che director ~ the consent
Mss B.alock. ot WaHa Waua. Is IN -
city. tAe suss, ~ Ms "a. C.. cox. ana Wtu
remain u1t} AFTER tHs HOLIDAYS
Miss Earth. - Seatt.e. s tho guest cf
Mr.. r. b. EroxneI
Mr.. aad Nrs- T. z. Taaye- wen; to Ia
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Misses Jackets.

Here are four significant chances to
buy Jackets at less than you dreamed
of:
Misses Brown and Blue Mixed Now
city Jackets, mandolin sleeves, velvet
collar, ripple back, 81.
Misses Brown Beaver Jacket, vel
vet pipings, fancy buttons; formerly
$3.50, S11.50.
Misses Navy Diagonal Jacket, shield
front, large buttons; formerly S9.9S,
$3.50.
Misses Mixed Bourette Jackets, vel
vet trimmed; formerly s17.4S. $3.50.
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delicious sweets for Christmas.

christmas LAlieS HOME JodA ilA4-
Take candied pineapple. cut into cubes
and dip II in fondaut once or twice, as
may be necessary to cover IL well, then
harden. Still another is 20 cut the pine
apple>In pieces pointed at one end and
wider al the other. and dip the wide end
in fouda4t. leaving the other end uncoV-
cred. Cream cherries are candied cher
res used In the same way as the pineap-
pie DO not use a whole cherry for the
top OF the candy, as a half or even
quarter is enough. Stuffed cherries are
made by taking Candied cherries and cut
ting them 80 that there VIII be four or
eight points 20 stick up; ill the inside OF
each cherry quite fun % fOndant so that
the points VIII lie against the fondant,
thus making a pretty candy which VIII
look something like a flower. To make
pecan creams. take a bal OF fon6ant,
favor 30 taste, dip in melted fondant ana
lay a peanut meat on top and let X
harden. Cream almonds, same as pecan
creams. Almonds may be dipped in melt
ed fondant II desired. English wainuts
may be used n the same way To make
raspberry creams, add TO q cesSeTtspoon-
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HOLIDAY BRIC-A-BRAC


Shelf over shelf stacked with fresh
new holiday books, Just out and here.
Chronicles of Count Antonio" by
Anthony Hope, Sl.15.
Little Idyls of the Big World by
w. ID. McCracken, CSC.
The Tiger Lily" by George Man.
vile Fem, goo.
Beside the Bonnie Brier Bush" by
Ian Mac.aren; SOC.
''Madeline's Rescue by Jeanne
"CapIa John Crane" by Thos. w.
Knox, lao.
Josephine. Empress of the French"
by Frederick A. ODER, $I.S7
Colonial Danes and Good Wives"
by Alice Morse Earle. $1.15.
1.-TWO Little Pilgrims Progress" by
Frances Hodgson Burnett, $l.S9.
The Golden House" by Charles
Dudley Warner, $.79.
The Days of Aud Lang Syne," by
Ian MaciareH, h-s latest work. SOC.
THE Carved Lions by Mrs. Moles-
worth, S9c.
Where Highways Cross" by ]. S.
Fletcher, sc
"A Boy OF the First Empire" by
Eldridge 5. Brooks, $1.35.
Aunt Billy by Allyn Yates Keith.
''The Keeper of the salannanders
Orders" % illustrations, by VIM. Shat
FRIVOLOUS Cupid" by Anthony
Hope, CSC.
Casa Broccoli" by +. Marion Craw-
ford, two volumes for $1s5
Little Jolliby's Christmas" by Har-
riet A. Cheever, fancy binding. 45c.
The Land of Promise by Paul
Bourget, $l.SS.
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Port Angeles, Dec. Fifty members OF
the Minerva Literary Society assembled
Monday evening tn the Masonic hail. and
after listening 10 well-preparcj pro-
Era01r0e elected officers for the ensuing
term Interest in the work o. the society
has been greatly revived during the past
teW weeks and IN consequence many
pleasant and instructive evenings are
promised for the water months. The new
Offices are President. =. II. Hatch: vice
president. Mss Troy. secretary, Roy Nc
Clinton, treasurer. Mrs George Meagher:
marshal, =. A Grimes The gentlemen
o. the society have volunteered 20 furnish
the entertainment on the occasion OF the
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TOYS! TOYS! TOYS!


Ladies' DongoIa Opera Slippers, felt
lined, black fur trimmed, S1.10.
Ladies' Red Felt Eugene slippers,
hand turned sole, Coney fur trimmed,
81 %.
Ladies' Brown Felt and Quilted
Etrurian Slippers. fur edge, hand turn
ed sole, S1iS
Ladies' Black Quilted Satin Eugene
Slippers. fur trimmed, hand turned
sole, $l.4S.
Ladies' Black and Green Quilted
Satin Juliet Slippers, black or gray fur
trimmed hand turned sole. $l.S9.
Mems Tan and Black Leather, also
Plush slippers. leather bookings, e9c.
Mems Fine DOnEola Slippers. cham
ois lining, two styles. tan and black,
sl39
Mems Extra Fine Kid Opera Slip
pers. square toe. three widths, cham
ois lined. $i.13
Mems Fine Dongola Slippers. dark
green Vamp, patent leather trimmings.
Sl69.
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Christmas Goods.
Writing Desks, in

Writing Desks, in
laid with pearl,
$i.9S.
Card Cases. pearl or
nament. ACC.
Scrap Albums, large,
SOC.
Embossed Autograph
Albums. 23c.
Fancy Nickel PEN
ellis, 12lac.
Marine Views, 25c.
c a in G I Photo
Frames, 25c.
AtomiZers, colored
glass, &c.
Fancy Stand Mir
rors,. Sec.
Ornamental In k
Stands. 39c.
Slipper Pin Cushions.
l4c.
Trilby Foot Pin
Cushions, 19c.
White Metal Pin
Trays, Sc.
Slipper Match Safes.
SC.
Jewel Cases, satin
lined, sec.
DOn't-Forget Tab
lets. C9c.
Whisk Broom Hold
ers. S9c.
Crescent Pin Trays.
soc.
Wood Work Boxes,
15c.
White Metal Hairpin
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FANCY NOVELTIES
Course It's COrsets.

You want. and you want good ones,
well shaped ones and low priced ones,
don't you? Well. we have them.
A fun line of excellent Corsets, eth
err black or drag, give general satis-
faction, made for wear, not for name,
soc.
DIR. Warmers Renowned Corsets,
everybody knows them. at 81.
Thomson's Glove Fitting Corsets,
fits the svelte DAME suits the plump
one. 81.
The favorite =. u. Corset, in gray,
$50: in black, fine finish. 1925.
The c. +. Corsets have all been re-
duced. Those that were $40 are So;
$40 are 1926: S2.l5 are Si75.
Some prefer Corset Waists. Mr.. Fer
ris had them In mind.
Ferris Good Sense Corset Waists
for ladies, sl.50 and 81.
Ferris Good Sense Corset Waists for
misses SOC to 81 10.
Ferris Good Sense Corset Waists for
children, 25c 10 SOC.
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CONGRESS OF DOLLS


They are the fad this season.
2O-inch Brocaded Satin Merveilleux,
medium brocade. soc.
2l-inch Brocaded Taffeta, bow knot
pattern, 99c.
2l-inch Taffeta Brocade, lovers
knot, very handsome. sl.10.
Pinch Taffeta, small polka dot. Si.l9.
2l-inch Brocade Taffeta, small figured
designs. gao.
20-inch Sole Matte basket weave).
e9c.
pinch Satin Brocade, large and
s19S
Pinch Picking Stripes Satin and
SIX aiternat.ng), CSC.
Pinch Armure Stripe, s1.29. Sl.4S.
22-inch Striped Duchesse, $l.49.
20-inch Regent, 99c.
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Boxes, &c.
Letter Openers, 1oc.
Chameleon Brooch,
l0c.
Stamp Roxes. &c.
Bonbon Boxes. &c.
Fancy Combs. &c.
Ornate Side Combs.
rec.
Silver Napkin Rings,
sc.
Gold Stick Pins. 25c.
Silk Gartsrs and
Gold Buckets, soc.
Jet Leaf Stick Pins,
l0c.
Paddock Silver Brace
let's, $1.9S.
Tape Measure Cases,
25c.
Pearl Glove Button
ers, sc.
Sterling Prayer Book
Marks, 39c.
Lace Stick Pins, Csc.
Silver Cups, Csc.
Sword Paper Knives.
29c.
Gold Rings. CSC.
Plain Band Rings,
soc.
Trilby Stick Pins. 15c
Cut Glass Perfume
Bottles, 69c.
Bicycle Cigar Cutter.
S1.S9.
Clock in Leather
Case, s1.1S.
Hand Painted Mir
ror, 29c.
Whisk Broom. Silver
Handle, Sl.99.
Satin Silver Toilet
Set, s4.9S.
Powder Boxes, lac.
Pocket Mirrors. 29c.
2 bottles Lundborg's
Perfume. SEC.
All German Cologne,
49c.
Leather Cuff and
Collar Box. s1.23.
IYOr.ne Goods-Hand-
painted, artistic col
OrS.
Photo Frames, 29c.
Shaving Paper, 29c.
Fancy Basket, 59c.
Cigar and Match
Case, 59c.
Toothpick Receiver.
29c.
Postal Cases. 25c.
Bonbon Boxes, S9c.
Ink Stands, 29c.
SANTOS, 29c.
Flower Stand. Acc.
Glove Box, silver
clasp, soc.
Safety Pin Cradle,
43c.
Handkerchief Case.
29c.
Work Basket. S1.S9.
Calendars, 29c.
Collar Boxes, a9c.
Whisk Brooms and
Holders, 49c.
Frame and Perfume
Combined, 24c.
Pin Trays. 19c.
Writing Pad, 74c.
Button Box, 5Sc.
Buster Receptacles,
soc.
Tambourine Souve-
Mrs, &c.
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Damon ofncsatsrr. yr. David J. Lewis
served his brother as groo-nsnnan, aad
1fsss Ec4fh Little was a graceful hFi1es-
mad. Arnorg the witnesses were. Dir.
and Mrs. Carl V. Ooer. Ma 9. Miller, Ars-
Nellie Martin. Mrs ". 4. Woiiaod, Miss
Martha Abraham, Mr. rona r. Naming.
Nr. Thomas &. Miller asd Mr. Alex8E1~r
Leath- After brief welding TRIP Dir. ara
Nrs. Lewis viii make tas.r home =. Car
Sonafo, Pierce county.
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Trumpets. &C.
Rugles. 2+c.
Large French Horns,
Iac.
Drums, f9c.
Drawing Tops. &c.
Tanbourine, &c.
German Spinning
Tops. 29c.
Flying Tops. DC.
Musical Tops on
Wheels, 19c.
Large String Tops,
10c.
Frenc h Singing
Tops. 4ic.
Animals on Wheels,
Sc.
Horse Car. 19c.
Horse and Chime.
&c.
Wooden Coal Carts,
&c.
Chrome Wagon, 25c.
Fire Engine, &c.
Tin Horses and
Wagons. &c.
Self-Action Wagon,
45c.
Chimes on Wheels,
25c.
Wooden Omnibus,
81. 20.
Self-Action r q C e
Cart, S1.29.
Circus Train, sec.
Wooden Express
Wagon, 29c.
Noah's Ark, 33c.
Large Coal Cart,
Sf.19.
Battleship y e W
York. SIC.
Rugged Sail Boats.
Sl.10.
Rocking Horses,
$3.50.
Red Wheelbarrows,
2ic.
Velocipedes. s1.9s.
Wicker Doll Car
riages, sec.
Girls Tricvcles,
plush. seats, s3.9S.
Doll Carriages with
parasols. Sl.29.
Pianos, 100.
Large Toy Pianos,
IS.
Brownie Rubber
Stamps, Sc.
Alphabet Blocks, 10c.
Tool Chests. 23c.
Letter Blocks, 24c.
COlored Building
Blocks, sc.
Brownie Building
Blocks, 65c.
Building Blocks, Sc.
Pictorial Pyramid
Blocks. 10c.
Embossed Alphabet
Blocks, &c.
Paint Boxes, &c up.
Drawing States, &c.
Colored Drawing
States, Sc.
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The guests were: Miss Hathaway MISS
Mcfarland and Mr. Tom Mcfarland.
Mss Robinson. OF Seattle. arrived in the
city on Thursday 20 remain over Sunday
with Miss Mcfarland.
Mr.. J. w Mauglin. of Los Angeles, Cal.
vas among the visitors At the Commercial
Club this week.
chief Mathews, Of the fire department.
wears a new hat on the election.
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Sensible Suit
able Gifts

Leather Shopping
Bags, &c.
Chatelaine Bags, soc.
Derby Kid Gloves,
Pique Seam Gloves.
S1.00.
f a n C V Handker-
chiefs, 25c.
Silk Handkerchiefs,
embroidered, 12!5c.
Swiss Bureau Set,
S1.39.
Six Eiderdown Pill
low. 1924.
SILK Head Rest, 99c.
Dresden Clock, 81. 40.
Silk Umbrella, $500.
Short Feather Boa,
s1.29.
Chenille Portieres,
1888.
Pearl-Handle Pocket
Knives. pc.
Diamond G arPet
Sweepers, 69c.
Eiderdown Night
Robe, 81.
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Ladies' Jackets.

Ladies' Chinchilla Jackets, bound
with mohalr braid, reduced from ss.Ss
to $50.
Ladies' Brown Mixed Kersey Jackets,
hat silk lined velvet collar, ripple
back: price changed from Sl2.9s to 50.
Ladies Black Clay WOrsted Jackets,
IS inches long. suitable for elderly
ladies; were sl3.4S. now $40
GRAY Mixed Cheyiot Jackets, half
silk lined. velvet collar, formerly
SOS, now $50.
Black Beaver Jackets, satin lined,
big buttons. mandolin sleeves; a month
ago were s17Ss, now $3.50.
Blue, Black and Brown Cheyiot
Jackets. velvet collar: prices cut from
s9SS TO $3.50.
Mixed Covert Cloth Jackets, extra
heavy. velvet collar, large sleeves;
$50.
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Nr. Leroy ". Adams and Mss EHnH1a
tsoEzerhs1rv. hofh CT TfaEe, claiiarn cGrnty,
were married az the Clolz= hotel paTlorh.
Seattle. Tuesday evening. Rey. john e "a
mon officiating Arnosg those present weFe'
Mr.. and xIrz. Lewis y. A1an1s, o. Hica-
rDond, parents OF t1e groom Dir. sn1 Ars.
George A. TufhoDe 3fg. and Mr. Cnafiss
Crowley. Miss stna NerwlH. Mia bAzei
Tudhops and Mr. W. 7. Tsazel.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-08
Down In Africa

Where diamonds grow, they don't look for
the glittering. dazzling crystals that we
know as diamonds, they look for egg
shaped pebbles communicating stones.
that do not betray their value. The cutting
OF a diamond brings out the goodness
this work gives it the market value. The
way a diamond is cut affects the price al
most as much as its degree of wilderness.
We make a specially of selecting only per
feet stones. We don't expect our friends
10 know. except IN a general way. about
the details; Z you DO, you'u all the more
readily appreciate our diamond goods and
prices. Fr.sch Bros. jewelers., 40 Front
street.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-08
Dol $ and Toys.
paner Dolls. SC.

PAPER Dolls. sc.
Dressed r IL b b e r
Dolls. &c.
Dressed Infant Dolls,
2ic.
| Dressed Jap Dolls,
SOC.
Bisque Heads, curly
hair, 12c.
Cloth Dolls, china
heads. &c.
Zulu Dolls, tointed.
sc.
Little Blsque Dolls,
10c.
Esquimaux Dolls,
25c.
Santa Claus with
bells, 29c.
Baby Dolls, dressed.
CSC.
| Sleeping Dolls, real
hair, s1.59.
China Doll Heads. sc
Jointed Kid Doll,
bisque head, S3c.
/ Dressed y q c r
Dolls, jointed. 75c.
Robinson Crusoe,
dressed in fur. 6Sc.
Dressed Sailor Boys,
sec.
Dressed Boys and
Girls, 24c.
Double Headed Dolls,
10c.
Jolnted Kid Dolls.
| Dolls Trunks. Acc.
| Dolls Furniture, per
box, 25c.
Dolls Wire Beds, Is
inch, csc.
| Dolls Slippers. SC:
| Dolls Hammocks,(
| Dolls Toilet Sets
Doll Jewels. Ice.
| Dolls roc h e Z
Bootees, Zoe.
| Crochet Hoods for
| Dolls, 16c.
Folding Cradles. 1Sc.
| Doll Bonnets, 2oc.
| Dolls Dressmaking
| Set. iSc.
| Rubber Cats, 25c.
SqueakiDg Clown,
15c
| Rubber Ducks. Zoe.
| Rubber Cows. SIC.
| Rubber Horses. 75c.
| Rubber Babies. 29c.
Swinging Monkeys,
| sc.
| Trick Box. &c.
Kaleidoscope, PC.
Whips, Ice.
| Banks. &c.
| Sleigh Bells and
| Reins. &C.
| Nickel Rattles. &c.
| Jack-in-the-BoX, &c.
| Dogs on Wheels. l0c.
| Harmless Gun, soc.
| Kid Balls. l9c.
| Red Rubber Balls,
10c.
Bell Rattles. re.
| Rubber statues
! musical, pic.
| Watches and Chains.
Sc.
! BALLS and Flutes. l2c.
| water Toys, per set,
, 22c.
Fancy Horns, 10c.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-08

36-inch Mixed Suitings; were soc. &c.
50-inch Storm Serge, navy, golden
brown, cardinal, black, formerly 59c,
SOC.
3s-inch Fancy Satin Berbers and
Fancy Whip Cords; value 73c, soc.
43-inch French Serge. Atwood; was
SOC. 39c.
40 to 44-inch Fancy Suitings, includ-
ing boucle, silk and wool novelties,
etc: formerly $125, 75c.
52-inch Bicycle Costume Cloth, new
est mixture: value 81, 75c.
40-inch Caramant Suitings, nine diff
ferent colors; valued 81, 75c.
46-inch MOhair Florentines. navy and
golden brown; value $129, S5c.