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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-11-27
LABOR WANTS Pr.ACE ENJOYS
American Federation .,"poipts Gem
mittce for Separate Sessions
10 Eari:


;ashiagton, Nov. 27.--That O.
sar:Zed labor intends its voice small
be heard az the peace conference q
inc nations became evident here las:
night when the appointment Of
delegation BY the American Fedora
ton cf Labor to attend an irterna-
tional peace conference at the same
time and same place with the inter
national peace conference was dis
closed.
Even thc:gh labor shall have 10
place in the council Of the nations,
its representatives sitting in solemn
session nearby the ccnclave CT the
nations viii voice the purposes Of H.
bar in the reorganized world that is
to come. and this voice will be heard
in The peace conference itself. 8
The war just won wascallcd a war
Of Industry and all governments bow
cd to labor as the mighty instruments
CT victory. This same labor believes
that having wen the war, il Should
have part in the discussions which
MI determine The conditions If IL
new worll-to follow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-11-27
AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION SALE OF RESIDENCE
IN ROSEMONT, ALIEN, VA.

b. vT!tue Of the authority vested in
The Undersigned Trustee by deed of
trust dated March, 80, 1917, executed
by The Rosemont Development Com
pany, Incorporated. recorded in Deed
Book &c, page 90; default having
been made in the payment of one Of
the notes thereby secured, and at
the request Of the holder of said
notes, the undersigned Trustee will
offer for sale at public auction at the
Royal street entrance to the Market
Building, in the City Of Alexandria,
Virginia, at y o'clock noon, or. Satur-
day, the Goth day Of November, 1918,
that certain property conveyed in
said deed Of trust, situated on the
South side Of Cedar Street, improved
by q two-story frame single bung.
allow, bounded and described as fol-
lows:
Lot No. 2S, in Block No. ,, cn the
plan Of section No. /, of Roscmont,
a sub division recorded among the
land records Of Alexandria County in
Deed Book 10, page 366, 367, the
said subdivision being part Of the
land conveyed tc the Rosemont De-
velopmcnt Company, Incorporated
by the Alexandria Realty Company
by deed recorded in Deed Book 119,
page 3Gl, and formerly situated in
The County of Alexandria, but now
located in the City of Alexandria, by
reason Of The extension Of the cor
poratc limits Of said city.
Terms Of sale. Cash. Conveyarcing
1t thc cost Of purchaser. A deposit
Of ten per cent. Of the purchase price
VIII he required when the property
is Knocked down to the purchaser.
Graft. Howard ". Smith, Trustee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-11-27
VERGENIA" NEWS

: To- 80 s~ji
John Coleman Marfhl known il
the sporting world as "King Cole,
died at the Soldiers Home at Hamp
ton, Monday. He was born in WcsSc
more!and county, Va, October ?
1927.
Citizens of Campbell County have
Subscribed approximately $1,000 To-
the arrest and conviction Of the IN
known persons who attacked an:
murdered Rosa Farmer last week
rear Bcc3ck's, Campbell Cocnt}'
County supervisors will offer re-
ward which will be supplemented b.
the Governor. In addition to the re.
er; in jail, :. soldier st Unite!
States Army camp in Maryland i;
suspected. nd the damp Authorities
have hccn asked to hold him.
Two hundred and fifty COUNTY and
city fo;l administrators gathered in
Richmond Monday 10 c:t!ine plans
for conservation of supplies after
peace is signed and the authority Of
the state food adrn:nistra.cr expires.
Efforts also were made to have tie
various states extend the authority
Of the food administrators. BENZ
min l.. Purcell, assistant to the 1ai-
eral cc,d adnlini2tratar, addressed
the conference or The Fad Ami
;strsticn's Lcgacy to State Food =
terests."
Eleven prisoners, inc!ciing thu
r.uJGerers. escaped from the Newpo.':
News jail Monday r:ga! ara n'na
Of them has been ar2teh2@!ai -
usii- i">H supports . y It>'.
:cts, the prisoners succeeded :" :
eng i hc!c thrc@gh - c1n1"e,t
noor usdcr cn2 side Of the "ea"a" n
WHICH they we've confined. He"@A'"*
the Corridor, they uscd > iI;f2 ii r
moving bricks from the jill w"'!,
through which thcv crawied into the
ard An cight-foot wal! proved IN
cas- obstacle, and a. thc Jail i = TIC
heart Of thc city, the fu&!t!Tes NH z
!sl Nth the c:owd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-11-27
PEACE FARLEY
No Definite Time Limit Set. But 81
Weeks Likely Between Pres
idcut's Departure tud Return

President Wilson will sail FOR Eu-
rope ncxs week I" altcEd TIE op.n-
in@ Of the peace r@n%crrncc, and OK
pr;..s 10 i" bach ii Washington soon
after the middle cf ,Ianuary.
Plans for The pr"si.icrt'S "Trip arc
go;nc steadily ahead, lj::t, bcycnd tho
original announcement that he would
leave Immediately after the conycn.
irg of Congress on December ., no
details have been made public. How-
ever. it was said, aUts7:;tatively that
the President plans % De hack en-
American soil within si:; weeks after
his ship leaves this side.
There has been no indication when
the pcacc congress will assemble. hut
tic general belief here is that it will
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-11-27
PR q r q
Pare Ground Meat Scraps
Fog EsoE3IgX
Telephone or Write Us for Descriptive Boo.
ALEXANDRIA FERTILIZER & CHEMICAL GO.

convene Immediately after the Christ
mas holidays. The President goes
in advance to confer with the Entcn-
to statesmen. and it IS expected
that The bread outline Of the treaty
will he framed before hand, with Il
view to It's adoption SOON after The
ca:!tr. rrcc meets.
III. President was understood to
i,av. di.cr'Sscd his trip with members
Of his official family ut The re- ulat
Tuesday Cabinet meeting yesterday
kut If his plans were revealed. they
were not permitted 70 become public
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-11-27
WASHINGTON VIRGINIA
nASLWAY co.
; a.se~4 xs.,osSas.y NJ. aeie.

~ s:sGre &eossss-y ~ 5eiG,
-.,.!l>, - &@Anca 5TaGoEs aotisr-
leave Alexandria for Wsshiagtoa-
=. m.-s6.ao. 1870. $500, .61o, e.1o,
.GG0. $50, a&.5j, 100. "T.lQ, 10, q. 90,
.Eaa 40, rT.45, $50, s7.55. 800. 60. 81.
,S.lc. $40, 1870. $40, 900. $50. s.4e,
=. -, .2c. 1915. II. 90 1l.20. II. 80.
r. si.--i2 30, 49, 60. y. 40. 100. 20.
81. t.tG, %, 200. 2.1g. 2.20, 20,
: 10 2. 90. 90, Z 10. $40, 23Q, $40,
80 4 90, : 10, 4 80, $40, lao, 4.5s,
s so 6-IC, $50, Gao. $40, $50, 500,
5 IT, GO, 80 6 40. $50. 100, 2.is,
~, 30, 80, \. 30, $50, 8. 10, 100,
9 ~ e.%v 10. So, 20, $40, I.9s,
&C. t1.ac A. h.--ll.0c,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-11-27

Crazcd with fear when flames cut
eff her escape and her clothing ig-
rfted early Monday, Elizabeth Doyle,
55 years old. lcaped from the third
story window: Of No. 1929 CallowhilI
street, Philadelphia, and was IN
startiv Killed wllcr she struck the
side walk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-11-27
fNaSssiHgJoa Southern Ky.
Sehc<:ul IN Effec. lace 10, 1913.

T,z Washington sld itirtS aor:5
Is. 2:08, $50, l0,o9 Z. "a, :2:15,
iz:z2i liz, 2:5&, 5;-o, 1918 1913
j. N.
: Meek aays only, $40 p. IN. Satur-
dry only 5:C5 ,. a.. and Sundays only
3.tS Z. II.
I'a- fradrficksbugg. Richmond and
,o!rtg sortn Al $50, 7:55 (ioeal) and
3.IT, n n; PA, 2A7, SIT tlocal)
SIT, S:i?, 3:i7 p. n4 daily.
Accommodation fos Quantieo at
i0.gG y daily ard 2:53 p. ~. Satur-
GA Might traip leaves 11:12 .. 10.
siailg for FrcderickibGTg, ent l1tsr-
Mediate stations.
EOTE-1'i.nes Of arrival and dopar-
tn-s and c0nneeticpE nor guaranteed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-11-27

D. sundays and RoIldsys.
it.Ic.uI auaoaYs,
yorayc AIexandrin Nor Mx. FerEok
u aa77.---i ) 81 5.5s. 1855. S.sS. 3.ss.
L>.3.. 81.
=. y,.--.lz.sa, l.G5, 2.35, s.S5, AS,
s=5. . Is, Z as, q. IS. .ss3,S 1s. 81. l1.Ss
fExceot 3;sEcsy3
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-12
QUARTERS FOR
SERVICE MEN
TO Be SOUGHT

Sailors sleeping on floors In Scat.
tie ~ the result 81 inck of accommo.
dalton are alleged 20 b. responsible
for the greater par, % communicates
disease cases. which have developed
az the Hrcmcrton navy yard. accord
lng to Rear Admiral H. r. Coontz.
Rear Admiral Coonz has appoint.
cd an officer whose duty II will b. to
visit Seattle each weekend to super
Wise the blilctinR OF men. The off.
GERS principal duty will he TO see
that no men sleep on floors In hotels.
apartment houses or even at the
Soldiers and sailors club.
c. Alien Dale. executive secretary
OF tho Soldiers and Sailors club IL
comforting Monday with A. r. Car.
ter, Pacific coast division supervisor
regarding the use Of the clubhouse
for housing siiiorh only This would
deprive welfare organizations Of
their present quarters
All sailors at the navy yard are
being instructed that II they are an.
able 20 obtain beds while in Seattle
on leave they must return to- their
quarters.
Auto owners turned out in forrs
Sunday at tho club and took parties
Of sailors for spins about the city.
Numerous parties ~ taru were en-
tertaiucd in private homes and made
guests AZ theatres
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-12
WANT DRAFTED
MEN ON TANKS

Despite tho notice Just cent out
from Washington that enlistments
In tho army have been suspended
there ARE some important exceptions.
The Military Training Camps asso
citation. whose Seattle office Is at
1904 HoEe building. Is the local
branch Of civilian association
formed In the principal cities OF the
country by the secretary Of war 20
assist In obtaining officers and men
when needed for special lines Of
service. II IL cooperating with the
King county council Of defense along
these lines Several kilograms haze
been received at tho Seattle branch
office during the past few days call.
ing for registered men TO enlist a.
tank drivers. only registered men
will be considered. Lieut. c. q. Gar.
land. Of the tank corps. teleEraphs
that he will be ut the rooms Of the
King county council Of defense. 400
County City building. beginning
August 10 and remaining several
days. 10 examine applicants for
tank drivers and 20 induct into i'm.
mediate service such as he finds
eligible.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-12
OREGON FARMER
GAINED % POUNDS
BY TAKING TANlAC
II Simply Feel Like a New
Man." Declares William
Welch.

ITO look AZ me now. you'd hardly
think that Just utiio while ago ms
life wna dcspairci Of and I was told
to make my plans accordingly. but
Tanhc has fixed me up 80 am on,
In the fields every day forking hay.
and that's n strong mans Job. l can
tell you"
This remarkable statement WAS
made tho other day by William
Wslch well known farmer who
has lived ~ his ne about mile
northeast ~ beaverton. Oregon. on
Route (. Box ~. IN telling Of his
wonderful recovery through the use
OF Tanlac.
Il had always enjoyed pretty good
health up to the first Of last March. Z"
he continued when something
seemed 10 so wrong and got into
such a rundown condition that I fell
of from hundred and fifty.five to
a hundred and thirty two pounds
loss ~ twcnty.thrco pounds was
terribly weak. and my heart would
beat and thump 20 fast that I could
hardly rcst at night I had TO he
very careful about what I would eat
and for three months I lived on the
very iirhtnst kind ~ diet My skin
had a ycliowish. sailow look like |
didn't have any blood in my veins.
and wasn't able 10 do lick Of
work on my farm. ! got mighty dis
couraged. for none Of tho medicines
I took did mo any good. and really
thought ms time had come.
II wng In this awful fix when !
read about the wonderful way Tan.
lac was helping others. 80 got me
a bottle. Wen. I began 10 feel bet.
ter soon after starting on It and kept
on Improving right along as I kept
taking IL. have Just finished my
second bottle. and have not only
gotten back all my lost weight. but
am actually five pounds heavier
than I was before | was sick Mt all.
that 10. have gained twenty eight
pounds since began taking Tanlac.
don't have n bit Of trouble now and
simply feel like new man"
Tanlac 10 sold In Seattle by Bartell
Drug stores under the personal dl-
rcction or n special Tanlac rcprcsen-
tntivc Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-12

quantities. fullest advantage being
taken OF duplication and OF available
resources In supply and labor.
Firms falling behind in their SEIZED
ule for ship construction are thus
able TO call on the reserve supply to
satisfy their needs and complete
their work on time.
The earlier engines manufactured
were able 10 work under a pressure
OF $500 horse power and in cases %
emergency could make 1000 horse.
power. The models now being made
are Of far greater power and are
available 20 all types Of vessels from
that Of the small coaster size to
ocean. going ones.
Under present conditions should a
r-boat damage n ships engines II
does not mean the end OF tina, boats
capacity for future work IL she
stiil can BE- towcd into port. a new
set OF engines II put In at once. This
is one OF the fruits Of standatdiza-
ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-12

Following In tho seventh story about
Eddie Wckonhheker. American ace,
and his experiences IN the air.
Copyright. 1918. by the United Press
WITH AMERICAN AfRMEN
~ FRANCE. July lo.-my MALI
Showing the new flyers around be
fore they become gImpcrs IL one
great outdoor sport among the
gimpcra OF the 'hatin the. ring squad.
ron" according 60 Eddie Riekenbaek.
er. ail.Amcricnn trained ace. and for.
mer speed king In tho automobile
racing world
you never forget that first trip
over the lines. and u takes a good
man to stick by an experienced
rimper." he said Usually we just
take the boys over rnd so up and
down the lines few times. or course
the German arches shoot all the
time. and the first time they come
near. you feel like roominE Il off for
home.
1T Is not an uncommon thing for
the Germans TO waste 500 shots on
one OF US during a trip up and down
the sector We cover. so far they
have never injured or seriously both
cred any ~ the gimpcrs, hut when
the first one you've ever heard ex
piodes with grunt near you. it's
scary, tho Il may be considerable dis.
lance of, You think It's gone thru
your engine or some vital part
Damaged flame
IL remember ono chap we took out.
who has since become used 60 them.
We were no, sighted by the Germans
until we were over nest Of archica.
Then they let us have a. kept
lcading tho new man on until one
exploded between as lie divrd
straigh, down. and then went home.
ward. When Last seen he was going
south fun speed. forgetting all about
our formation. Tho rest 81 W. went
home after finishing the patrol. but
he had not come back. We began TO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-12
Kid Green Gimpers
on First Trip Over
Germans Arches

get worried
Forty eight hours. and no word
from him Then a telephone call
came from a city 20 miles off. saying
he was safc. ana wanted a truck TO
come over after hls plane. which
was damaged In handling
I'VE asked why hc had not called
up before. and be Wdd Well II
took me some time to get over shell
shock We had a good hugh for
he was u comical chap. and the life
OF the squadron.
Another time another Fimper ana
| took up new mana little chap
who had just come out from school.
lie did pretty well. despite the arches.
and We were coming home. when
he suddenly plqucd on a plane with
our own coquards on tho wings.
lie Taught Him
1T WINS another ut the gimpere.
Ordinarily. Il one gimpcr wants to
piquo on another for fun, II II all
right. but for a new man 90 do u, It's
bad form So the Rimpcr who was
"'''h p'p"'n On H''u W
ne reported ih''r, iou you, ''s.'.' .
II t''oh you I" piPu' ON " t''l',
~" turned on IN" ne" o'Ap. VIZ
was P'quihs' out VINO h'n nov 'm. .,
ana gave hith Noi'"y OF Hho'A i''''
I" one $40" OF inc wings go
Hhot can 90 ,hat wl,hout F'SN''k NV
hAshlh" COMING AZ hih.
wac rurpriH" =" VIC nov ''l'''.
"h" ui'.'l huaisht "'Nn .,'''''''''
OUT ana h'"u"p uu" H"u'n' "'''
n't"u "h'Io y" "ou'u STOP anu n'a'u'
ho'hlhs OF MN tor a"y. ih"u
t"lsphoho ua'l HhhouhV'u u. M
Iaii"en "h.h ni' FaA sANs guy. Just
tlln S'a" OF Switching TVS version
"i VIC A'ory was 'ha' usea ,'s's'''H
hao a'tAohen Nun hhh "rlF'i nun 70
Whc'" nc landed TVS scare ~ one VI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-12
Girlish, Wrinkle-Free
Skin Easy to Have

Since It's remarkable astringcnt
and tonic properties became known,
clever women all over the world
have been using the FaNolite face
bath TO tone up" their faces. remove
wrinkles and draw flabby checks
and ncclt back TO normal After
using tho solution, the face i'm
mcdintcly feels much frmer. The
altln tirhtens evenly all over the
face. thus reducing lines and sag-
ElneHs. The formula is Powdered
snNolitc. one ounce, dissolved In
witch hazel onc-hAlf pint.
This simple and harmless face
bath ia splendid thing for tho out
door girl. since sun. wind and flying
dust are so provocative OF squirting
and other contortions which cause
wrinkles and crow's-fcot. Also u Is
fine TO freshon up tired face in hot,
depressing weather.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-12
NEW ENGINES
FOIL U-BOATS
Especial to The star BY y. r. A.

Especial to The Star by y. z. AZ
LONDON. Eng Aug. is.--Ameri-
can IDEAS in Standardization are
beating the Cboats by means OF
standardized marine engines. which
replace those damaged by U-boat at.
tacks-
All along the shores Of England.
where the innumerable shipping sta.
tons OF the admiralty are fighting
the U.bost. Standardization in work
has been slowly but surely felt.
Production In large quantities OF
marine engines OF not more than half
dozen types has already worked
wonders. shafung. auxiliary ma
chinery. pumps. valves. fittings and
piping are also manufactured In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-12

The government has called for bids
from Seattle candy manufacturer
on 100000 packages OF chewing gum
25 900 pounds OF vanilla sweet choc
olate. $4,000 pounds chocolate
ca ndy. 10000 pounds lemon drops
and 100000 pounds stick candy
Quotations should be mailed TO Col
George Ruhlcn. depot quartermaAtor
Seattle. not later than Wednesday
August Ia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-12
Seattle Youth Is
Killed in Action

Word has been received by Mr. and
Mrs. n. l.. Snowdcn. Of 32f0 Goth
ave. Of the death Of their SON stan.
ley Nathan Snowdcn. In France. He
was In action with the Goth infantry.
on August 2. when he WAS killed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-12
NEW OFFICERS READY
FOR CAMP LEWIS DUTY

CAMP LEWIS. Aug. 12.-Camp
Lewis has received an allotment of
Camp Zachary Taylor. Louisville.
Ky. The new men will bc assigned
TO the 18Th artillery brigade. They
arrived Sunday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-12
Germans Bar Table
Linens From Cafes

Special TO The Star by N. II. 4.
AMSTERDAM. Aug. 12.-Table.
cloths and napkins have been n thing
of the past In Germany since July /.
when the government ordered their
use to stop.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-12
Furniture
Re-Upholstering

Your precious heirlooms-old-
fashioned sofas and chairs, any,
thing whatsoever-will be in
the hands of experts from the
time it leaves your home until
returned, after restoring to its
former beauty and usefulness.
Prices Always Moderate.
Complete now STOCKS OF Upholster-
Ing Material are now being shown.
Estimating and tcamlng Of work in
trusted TO US. with out extra charge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-12
CONGRESSMAN ........-...........
u. 8. CAPITOL, WASHINGTON. ID. c.

and the represent
in the They Senator Miles
John + Miller
liadley of the north
Representative VIM
OF c. c.
the district
ddressa any tho congressman at Washington d. c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-12

Vacuum Lunch Kits.
fitted with one pint
vacuum bottle in strong
case. special, each,
&1.9S.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-12
Introducing
New Open
Stock
DinnerWare

Complete open stock assort-
ments are available in large
numbers Of the most beautiful
patterns that bear the trade
mark of Americas best fac
tories.
The difficulties and uncer-
tainties of shipment suggest
the advisability of making Sc
lections from present stocks.
Included are:
FIrv- piece Sent porcelain Dinrcr Sets
with floral spray decorations: service
for ak persons; priced $500.
Another rcrv beautiful fufp-ptccc
act decorated In rose design with
cream background. II priced $3.50.
FYnv- piece Disrcr Set has con-
vcntional border in brown and tan
with scattering OF pink blossoms.
Priced $4,000
run piccc Sent porcelain DiHner
Set in simple shapes with gold band
decorations. So priced $1,000.
Conrcnfonai Dinner Set Of nifty
pieces with HIGHT tan border decoration,
Is priced $500.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-12

Picnic Baskets in q va
riety of sizes and styles.
strong and well made:
each. 23c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-12

Clothes II a m p Z RS.
strong woven chip
hampers with reinforced
bottoms and covers:
three Sizes. priced
91.10, e1.40 and
3 SO each.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-12

O-Cesiar Mops I'm the
wanted triangle shape:
oiled. ready for use: COM
piete with handle: spe.
cial. each. see.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-12
The New Administer Rugs

The advance Fall showing of these popular floor cover
ings offers many interesting color combinations in all the
wanted sizes and qualities.
Reproduction of patterns from the highest grade Will
represented in all the grades in blue aupe
and sand coors.
Administer Rugs being shown priced
$3.50 to $57 so for the SKIP room size
We present large and complete stocks. We can meet
every need thus fulfilling the utmost the purpose of this
store-to you better and save you more.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-12

Covered Dust Pans.
made Of japanned steel
with long handles: 'spe-
cial. each 23e.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-12

Gvnite Cups; a con-
venient size. nestabie
and easily carried; each.
zoe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-12

Push Rrooms with
good bristle brush OF
standard size; special.
each. 41.29.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-12

Waxed Paper for wrap
ping lunches: three rolls
for zoe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-12
The New Drapery Materials
Are Arriving Daily

The recent shipments of exquisite Drapery Mater
as Of beauty of design and originality of coorings
give stocks unique completeness with opportunities of
selecting ideal fabrics for your requirements in price
range to suit your plans.
FIFTEEN COLORS OF MALTA DRAPERIES
Their soft and changeable coors of rose, null
berry apricot yellow. blue green and brown especially
suited for decoration purposes where rich silk like fin
shed material is desired Half widths of these fabrics al
low plenty of ulness for overdrapes Priced the yard
HIGH-GRADE NOVELTY SCRIMS
with patterns and borders promise to be very pop
ular The present stocks include white and cream
coors these easily made up and inexpensive priced
the yard Observation-Disclosures. 35c 45c Csc and 75c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-12

Crepe Paper Napkins,
plain white: one hundred
in a package. special.
Sc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-12

Crochet Spreads: full
size. closely woven quail
ity; on sale this week.
$3.50 each.