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reply Nins Miller continued.
"Msn love women for their charm.
And you. my dear. don't know how
90 use what you've got It's a pity.
You've got n iot. Charm IL a quality
wives should study To acquire, Few
do, Listen. You're thousand
times too intellectual 20 be popular
with n huAbanAi Therefore somc.
body like mc--sofuc beauty with no
hrains--la going 10 sniteh your Bob.
some day. u you don't watch outr'
How hated her and her theory
And yet--ani yet
There ought 10 be- child in your
house. The Lorlmers ought 20 have
hn heir for the furtuner' She ynwn-
Cd over her own wisdom and PRO
ee9ded TO take down her wonderful
hair. ''Eut you and must no; quar-
rel until We set out Of this ncraper'
She brought a box and placed u
beside her table
sit there-whlle / tell you some.
thing" ahe said.
Don Manuel II going 20 the states
with me. Perhaps he will marry me.
You are going 10 be surprised when
you see h,s He IN Spanish. was
born abroad. not In Mexico. His
manners are prinoeiy. lie must be
a duke. NJ least"
Tn a flash / pictured Don Manuel
"a spy-iike Hamilton Ccrtcis. serv.
Ing thr German oausc' had read.
time and again. that German infiu-
cnce was az work 10 cnfanEie Mex.
leo ana the United States. when
Don Manuel agreed 20 elope with the
American sirl. IL was solely for the
purpose Of getting back 10 the states
with her help. and for some evil
purpose.
No wonder that my personal
dangers vanished remembered
the collins filled with machine guns
which Jimmy had discovered at the
hacienda. had n clue 20 a plot
which mcuaccd my country. !
couldn't gather all OF the threads
bu, u I survived my mad adventure
I would hurry 10 Daddy Lorimer and
Bob with my information.
A mild hubbub In tho outer room,
OF the cave interrupted my thoughts
Katherine Miller finished her Golf
furc and powdered her nose,
Don Manuel has come homer she
exclaimed and a warmer tint Of pink
glowed In her cheeks. II was tho
first time | had ever seen her
blush.
Ito BE Continued
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This Gown May BE Worn for EiGher r
Afternoon or Evening

LfVENfNC gowns are divided this
IL season into two general CLASSES.
the picturesque and the classic. In
the former class some charming taft
fetas are shown. youthful and chic.
Both plain and figured taffefas are
approved for evening wear and
when the plain ~ used a trimming
% embroidery done often In heavy
silk In flower basket pattern = par
ticulariy smart Panniers Of lace are
also used on evening frocks Of taf-
feta and many skirts are compare
lively plain. but wired to siAud
Inartly away rom the figure.
In the lineup of classic evening
gowns. satifs. velvet. metal cloth, ard
hces are used for the long clin9tbg
lines sought. Few sleeves are sen
and the tendency Is to feature q jew
elIed shoulder band However. same
women insist upon short slseve OF
lace or other transparent fabric.
The most extreme OF evening
gowns are very low In the back and
quite high in front. One unusual
model IL practically without = hack
in the bodice. while the front d high
and held around the throat with =,
band Of ostrich. The effect Is de
cidcdly striking. =,
The sketch shows a graceful froc
that may be worn for either af{ef<.
noon or evening. The foundstion is,
OF metal cloth. Over this is rather
long tunic OF lace. held In Ct III
waist with a girdIc OF metal ~ =,
A band Of ostrich. fur II prefsfI<d
finishes the simple. round neck
Certainly this is a season Of indi-
viduality in dress. No woman need
fear being out of style II she has tho
good taste 10 select clothes that are
becoming and suited to her individ-
ual type. This state OF affairs Is a
long step toward nation Of we'll
dressed women. The unfortunate
tendency has been until within tho
last few seasons 10 bow 10 style rules
regardless OF becomingness. Tho
result was often far from . happy
one
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Confessions Of a Bride
copyrighted Newspaper rn,sprt.. Assoe,.sio.
MEN LOVE WOMEN FOR THEIR CHARM, is
MISS MILLFR'S OPINION

win EiFEle. katherine Miller
answered my slam
''of course there's but ono way for
a EirI like mo 10 rule a mani No
argument there. my dear. and II
isn't your way You'd die first But
much an yuu desplse me and my
waya-Mrs. Lorimcr--I can teach
you few things you ough, to
know
How dare your I niortned. II
can manage my personal affairs
without your Instruction.
Tho tiger woman shook her
tawny head slowly. eaReiy.
You've been making pretty
mesa Of them aay. Take I, from
me. Bob Lorimcr would never have
turned his fascinating black eyes my
wAv---if his wife"
'Don't--don't you dare to go on"
I said.
''iicrer' pulled from my BAG the
dreadful letters the girl had written
so Bob on the train and tossed them
10 her. you scc--therc'a the proof
that know Just what you are do
not need the notes any more. l
was intending 10 show them TO Bob
But this last affair % yourr VIII
disgust him for the rest OF his hfer'
I ragged.
It's lmmatrrlai % mo now
whether Bob Lorimer knows the true
story OF my checkcred career or
not" laughed tho girl I'm done
with him, I'm IN love with this out.
law person Rs i've never been In
love before. You1l understaud.--
when you see him. Ifts the hand
soonest man in the world"
SO my rival handed my man back
TO mo because sho didn't want him
herself I was too aEtoniRhcd 10
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Woodsmnn's Daughter
His Ideal Wife

Dear Miss Grey;
IL should ever take unto myself a
wife
would choose woodrma n n
daughter
would then have natural
treasure.
a companion at work and nj leisure.
Sho would not paint. powder. or
dance.
or carry the high society glance.
Sho would love the flowers. birds.
trees and me.
And IN her little cottage eonteniea
be.
She would know and live the full.
ness OF life.
Cnmoicsied by social or Political
strife. SERVICE.
Very good. who's nextg The
girls arc all nuxiouHiy awaiting
ihcne opinions. 80 hurry up. boys.
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AT the Washington
California Game

Among the hoxhoiders for the
Washington { California game tomoT'
row on prnny Field are: Mr.. II. u.
Lear. Sir. STANLEY Wilson. Mr.. James
IL. foge. Mr. Dyer. Mr.. III. {. Ham
iten. Mr., Harold Hartman. Mr.. Ar
thur Younger. DIR. Henry suKxaiio.
Governor Hart and party. Governor
Riggs Of Alaska and party. Mr.. sam.
uei Hedges. AIR. Daniel r. Trcfethen.
Mr.. Clafancc Biethcn. MIR. Winlock
Miller. Mr., Stanley Griffith, Col
Phillips. Mr.. Roy Statehcrt. Mr.. Jo-
slah Towne. DR.. Hunt. Dean John
Condor. Mr. c. u. White. Mr.. Roy
Taylor. King County state Rank.
Delta Kappa Epsilcn. Mr.. Malcolm
Bruce. Mr. william Kerr. Mr.. DictE
Schmidt. Mr.. Sterling Htl. Mr.. Paul
Shuey. Ar. Robert Saunders. ar.
Fred Graham. Mr. Martin. Mr.. Davis.
Mr.. Chrlstoffcrson. Mr.. Mclean, Mr..
Green ard Mr.. whittock.
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Don't ever forget for n mo-
ment that your husband singled
you out from among all OF the
vampires and butterflies and
conferred upon you the highest
honor a man may beatOw on a
woman. that Of his name.
Make yourself an neat and Mt
tractive AS possible In a refined
way. but Heaven forbid that YOU
should tog yourself out in such
a conspicuous. outlaudish man
ner as these wouidbe "vamps."
N you do. J am sure you Will
lose your husband.
Don't let friend hubby know
that you are trying 10 keep him
at home. hut make home 10
pleasant and comfy and reHtfui
that he viii like 10 spend his
stray hours there rather than at
n club or pool room. Go out
with him whsn he asks YOU and
In this way you viii feel more
at ease when IN his crowd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-26
BY CYNTHIA GREY

Dear Miss Grey: Hapiag read The problems Of other
people in paper dccided to ioD my troubles before
you and sec II some Of pour readcrs can help me.
common ordinary WoBidH, 1ch no particular dc-
compiishments and beauty an 20 gears od good
cook and hare good dsposition NON my husband is
handsome man. years DID, and very attractive He hds
aiays been used TO society and IL 0elconc eveTyere while
raised in the country and aoU nothing about it, DO
you think oH be possible for 10 hold his ioUe, that
living IN The citvY hare heard great deal about
The vampires and notice wearing long ear rings
ing him the street
What shall / dot Shall tn TO look like the he
10 admire, shall TN 10 keep him at home more
or What? MRS. ~ g.
Don't forget for shs has the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-26
Legal Age for Marriage
IN Stnte Of Idaho

Dear AilsB Grey. In my visits 20
the Spokane country have run
across good many young married
couples where the girls are but ie
or ~ years old and the youths but
10 or 20. When I inquired. the uni.
verHai answer IL That fellow only
has 20 be - and girl 30 20 marry
in the state OF Idaho. No therefore
they 10 60 the nearest county seat
and marry" ! am curious 20 know
II this IN true CURIOUS,
A young man may legally OBJ
tain n marriage license in the
state OF Idaho when he IL IS
years OF age. a giri must also
10 Is years Of age 10 marry un.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-26
Song Words
CorrectY

Dear Miss Grey: You remember
the words 10 the tune OF NANNY
o. Mine that was sung here Fleet
week. that you published for a
readcr7 Wen II reeIned there Was "A
line about the middle OF the chorus
omitted. and ! wondered II you left
IL out BY mistake or whether the per
ron who sent II 90 you copied IL
wrong. ! W. aid like 70 much TO
have u. !.
The words were copied just as
received them. and inasnuch
AZ they were sent In by the au-
thor 1 presume they were cor
rect A number OF readers were
anxious 10 have the words and
yours Ia the first complaint re
celvcd. no believe they must
have been complete.
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Information
ON Patent

Dear Miss Grey: In case we
wished 90 sell salad dressing which
we ourselves prepared. would IL be
essential for us 20 write 20 Wash.
ington.. ID. G.. for "a patent7 II not.
what would be the necessary steps
Thanking you kindly. NJ u.
70 IA not necessary 20 secure "A
patent. unless the recipe by which
you mako tho salad dressing IL
original and YOU wish 90 protect
your rights from infringement.
You may obtain city license 10
sell II at the office OF the city
comptroller. city hail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-26
"DoH Tea" at Women's
University Club

Friday Mt the wornen's University
club there will be a Doll Tea" IN
the interests Of the Doll show at the,
Arena Members are asked 10 bring
materially for the dressing Of baby
dolls. and To come well armed with
thimhieS. The hostesseS for the
afternoon viii be Mrs. William Park.
hurst BrawIey and Mrs. John 3.
Murphy
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Pi Kappa Alpha
Gives Dance

Beta Beta chapter OF ~ Kappa
Alpha fraternity held its Informal AZ
the Washington hotel Friday eve
ming Seventy couples enjoyed the
evenings program.
TIE patrons and patroncascs were;
Dean and Ms. John T. Condor. Pro
fessor and Mrs. Edmund y. Meany.
Professor and Mrs. Clark y. Btszr;t.
Professor and Mrs. Daniels. judge
and Mrs. Carroll u. Cravss, Or. and
Mrs John Wotherspoon. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. n. Stratton. Nr. and Mrs.
r. II. Jordan, Mr.. and Mrs. Warren
II. Hardy. Mr.. and Mira. w. NJ. iAven.
good, MIR. and Mrs. Ralph r. o..
borne, Mrs. Saldce y. Starr.
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Green and Black Club

The Green and Black club win give
their Turkey Informal" Saturday
evening, November 81, In the Mount
Baker Park clubhouse. Tho patrons
and patropcsHcH viii be Judge and
Mrs. Calvin y. Han. Mr.. and Mrs
Ernest Worth. Mr. and Mrs. G. H.
Richeson and nr. and Mrs. ]. G.
Moore.
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Bachelors Club

The next Bachelors club dance.
known a. the Holiday Hop" VIII he
given December ~ In the Shrine
auditorium OF the Masonic temple.
Guson. SIR. Charles Brickell. Mr.. Her
bert Matzdorf. Mr.. Vernon Keeper
Mr.. Norman Nashem Mr., Dan Small.
Mr. Clyde Rodgers. Mr. Isaac Sceger
Mr.. Harry hold and Mr.. John Miner.
chairman.
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Giro Card Partu

Capt. and Nrs. Charles Foss enter.
tanned with a card party OF five Ia
bies AZ their home on Saturday eve
ming. November 20. The guests wcrc:
Capt. and Mrs. II. Mckay. Capt. and
Mrs. A. Mcdonald. Or. and Mrs. q.
AtArcum. Mr.. Benjamin johnson. Mr.,
and Airs. ". Ruby. Mrs. c. LaPosut.
Mr.. J. N. Miller. Mr. and Mrs. J..
Muzzy. Mr. H. Jansen. Miss I. ward.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. T. Barthelomy. MIR.
and Mrs. J. Andrcas. Mr.. and Mrs.
W. stuhbe. Mrs w. w. Gilman. Mr..
Edward Pratt, Mr.. Clarence Pratt.
Master Alfred stubbe and Master sd.
ward Muxxy.
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Wedding Inritdtions

Invitations have been issued TO the
wedding Of Miss Alice Leila Parker.
Daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. George IL,
Parker. 20 MIR. Crawford Anderson.
son 81 Mrs. A. W. Anderson. at $40
Tuesday evening. December 2. AZ the
horne OF the brides parents.
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Mr. and Mrs.
Spdrqnf. Hosts

Mr. and Mrs. John Spargur enter.
tained Mr.. Henri scott. tho Metro.
poiltan opera star. who was the as.
sistiug artist at the last symphony
concert, at n dinner at the Hotel
Washington Friday evening. Covers
were placed for eight guests.
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At the Tennis Club

Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart Thompkiun.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Cahlil and AIR.
and Mrs. ]. Eric MacAfaster are
planning one OF the Dutch Treat"
parties. which seem 20 be the most
popular and the srnartest thing right
how. for the dinner dance at the
Tennis club Thanksgiving day.
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ADDS INSULT TO TNURy
Ito Bc Continued

LONDON, Nov. ga woman who
summoned her husband for assault
told the Barnstapie magistrate that
he struck her with an ACCORDION
which he was playing In The stree,
and then played You Taught Mo
How to Love You; Now Teach Me 10
Forget"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-26
HesperiaR Club

The Hssperian club under the
auspices OF the Biz Brother Commit.
tee of the ~, y. q. E. o.. will give
"A benefit dance Tor the Seattle Boys
club tonight at Douglas hall. 10th
ave, aud T.. Pine IT.
This dance viii be popular among
flks and their friends and a large
attendance IL expected
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-26
Mystic yeicel
Social Club

The Mystic Jewel Social club will
give a Thanksgiving dane. Friday
evening In Douglas hall. Tenth ave.
nue. and Fast Pine. The committee
L. very busy with plans for sue.
cesaful affair. and announces that
prize waitxing Will be ono OF the
features OF the evening.
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Spend Sundau at Yashon

Mr.. ard Mrs. Edward Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Dexter. Mrs.
Margaret Thew and Mr.. William
Hester. former friends Of AIR and
Mrs. Elijah Fault. In Montana. spent
NaEhcn Island.
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100 GUESTS IN PERIL

DENVER. Colo. Nov. 2s--Lives
81 100 guests AT the Plymouth hotel
were endangered early today by u
fire which forced lightly clad &C.
cupantH into snow 7swcpi streets.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-26
At the Madison Street
Methodist Episcopal
Church

There Will be q Thanksgiving serv.
Ice In the Madison Street Methods,
Episcopal church. Fast Madison and
Twenty.third avenue. With a sermon
and special music Thursday begin.
ming at half past seven In the
evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-26
Mrs. Biaas TO Gre Tea

Honoring Mrs Harold Vincent
Smith and Mrs. Irving Smith. Mrs
George II. Biggs viii give n tea at
her home "Wednesday. December 3.
from until s O'Clock
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TO Compliment
Mrs. CoRneH

With Mrs. J. J. Connrll as honor
guest. Mrs. Thomas MacNiartin was
hostess al luncheon AZ Frederick
and Nelson's yesterday afternoon.
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Wisterid Club TO Dance

The wistcria club viii give their
Thanksgiving dance this evening IN
chrtstensenH broadway hall. isam.
ford's orchestra viii play.
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Thcdelchions

The Thedelchians win entertain At
~ Informal party at the home of
Jr. and Mrs. !. -. Greene, 1908 Han.
ford. Saturday evening, November
-. All alumni OF Theta Delta Chi
are cordially invited To attend.
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Mrs. For Honor Crest

Complimenting Mrs. Robert Fox.
Mrs IL $. Tremper entertained with
an attractive Informal luncheon at
the Sorrento yesterday afternoon.
Invitations were limited 10 intimate
friends Of the honor guest.
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TO Girc Thanksgiving
DinRer

Mrs. III. X. Wahoske will entertain
with an old fashioned Thanksgiving
dinner at her home at Richmond
Beach Thursday.
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To Gire Dance Toniqht

The Queen City Cadet club viii
give their weekly dance this evening
IN the Swedish Club hall. Eighth and
Olive. at O'Clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-26

To honor Countess d'Urscl and
Miss Kate Robertson Mrs HrousSals
Reck will give a dinner az The Sunset
club Friday evening,
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VICTORY Club

The Victory club viii give their
rhanksgivlng-eve dance tonight In
the Masonic temple. Campau's aug.
gn-nted orchestra will play.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin A. Strout viii
elye dinner for the members OF the
family Thanksgiving day.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. $. Goldsmith viii
entertain with family dinner at
their home Thanksgiving day.
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Before the "FoNies"

DIR. and AIss. Richard w. Perry
viii entertain with a dinner Of
twenty covers az the Sunset club
Tuesday evening In compliment TO
Mr.. and Mrs Gerald shannon. The
party will later attend the Junior
dance. the anxiousiy awaited 'Follies
cf 1919
Before the "Frollies." Tuesday eve
ming. Miss Margaret Ames win en-.
tertain six guests with dinner at
her home.
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Let's 20 eat NJ BoIdt's--uptown
ffIf I'd Ave; downtown. 913 I'd Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-26
THANKSGIVING Dinners

Dr.. and Mrs Frederick Bentley
will entertain a few guests with a
Thanksgiving dinner az their home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-26

Following the football game AZ tho
University Of Washington. Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Blake win be hosts NJ
y family dinner TO which few add,
tlenal quests have been invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-26

Mrs. J. l.. Mohundro In staying nj
the John Ryan home during the alb
sence of Mrs Ryan. who In con
valescing at tho Swedish hospital.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-26

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hudson Baxtc
spent the week tend IN Victoria.
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Mrs. A. ~. wcthcrili returned yes
tcrday from short visit TO For
Leavenworth, where Col. wetheriil 81
stationed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-26

Mrs. Olive Castle will go to Brem
erton 20 attend the dance given by
the officers OF the navy yard In the
sail loft tonight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-26

Mr.. George Brown spent the weel
end In Vancouver.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-26

Mr.. y. y. Blaine returned Monday
from Salt Lake City where he has
been on brief business trip.
Capt. and Mrs. II. w. Ravens have
removed 10 SOC Fifteenth avenue
north.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-26

Miss Helene Moore. daughter Of
DR.. and Mrs. T. II. Moore. who has
been In Red Cross service in France
for the past fifteen months. IL now
In New York and will return 10 So.
attic In about n fortnight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-26

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. II. Draham hav,
returned from Olympia where They
have been visiting their son-k1-lav
and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. william
Clyde Brown.
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Among the Seattle people who will
20 TO Everett today 90 the O'Neii
Frait wedding are Mr.. and Mrs
James Colbert Sullivan. Mr.. and
Mrs. Josiah Towne. Mr. and Mrs
Harold Scott MccauRhey, Mr.. Cecil
Hutchinson and Mr.. Thcodor,
Owens
Mr.. and Mrs. Sullivan will 10 IN.
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Edward X
Agncw.
Newark post., 1919-12-03
Chairs---Little, Big and Medium

And of all woods and colors and COW
ers. There is always some one of the
family who has been wishing and wanting
a chair of their very own. Here are hun
dreds of styles to choose from. There are
the cunning little children's chairs in oak
and in ivory enamel and in ivory and ma
hogany, copies of the grownup ones. These
range in price from S4.00 to $1,000.
Here are dozens of wood and leather
seat Rockers in oak and mahogany finish
and in solid mahogany. The wood seat
chairs range from $500 to $500, and in
cluded are the popular Windsor chair in
various finishes and notifications. Leath-
er seat rockers are extremely comfortable,
chair particularly adapted for living
rooms. These range from $1,000 to $500.
Newark post., 1919-12-03
Cedar Chests

We have some twenty odd styles and
a number of sizes to select from.
These chests are all of genuine Ten
nessee red cedar-pungent and oily-an
ample protection from moths. They come
mostly in skirt length" sizes-42 to 81
inches long-but smaller boxes, particu-
larly used for fur storage, can be had.
One particularly good design has
rounded corners with a close-ftting dust
proof lid double brace, and is marked in
the various sizes, $500, $4,000 and $500.
This is a very popular type of chest.
Another box, 48 inches long and extra
width and depth, especially suited for
bedding, is marked $4,000.
Three special chests in a smaller size
are marked $4,000, $1,000 and $500 each.
All these chests are rubbed and polish
ed and finished in the light natural cedar.
They are all fitted with wood handles and
strong, dependable locks. They are widely
used for hope chests and bedroom or
storage room these rays seems incomplete
without one.
Is there some one on your list who
needs cedar chest?
Newark post., 1919-12-03

And then there are the big, comfy
easy chairs covered in tapestry, velours
and feathers. They are chairs that any
one would be glad to meet on Christmas
morning. Chairs that mean hours and
hours of comfort. They range in price
from $4,000 for an exceptional value
in a denim covered fireside chair to
the big, morocco covered lounging chairs
at $4,000 and $4,000, and up to a wonder
full silk. damask covered freside chair at
$4,000.
Somebody - somebody you know -
wants a chair for Christmas. We can
meet almost any of your requirements
with this big stock.
And-by the way-don' forget that
the baby will want his new high-char.