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Frau Spohn. adding: Eliza beth is one
OF my most enthusiasts adiutants"


Tho. conversation driftcd to politics.
Political preferences do not affect
%SF lSaSnc n in an, sH lay SnGr9
from all political parties
traulcin Spohn. WAY" she cried
sserrativc, member OF TN" Gcrma n
National party, and am radical
Soc'a|'si. Eut We never quarrel do
The mothers delicate white fingers
ran "arcssincly through the daugh-
'cr'S soft black hair, ana for a mo-
mothers arm. No other answer was
necessary.
VIII" Arc Eligible.
Are others than woman relatives
81 h oin|Srs S' IN 10 mGmgSrshin IN
is To say nc wives. daughters and
sisters oF officers. medical officers and
iahiiSnm"nt. That is hccaus" We
started the ioaGu" as u class organi-
cation. Hut We viii cooperate with
ether woman organizations working
for the common good OF the nation.
II was suggested that ihis eXciu-
SlNcncss rather subjected the league
Ions
Eu, We do have certain mili;aristic
aspirations. exclaimed Frau Spohn.
mcn is only one Of our icncts. though
thc principal one For instance. NO
maintain that no form Of government
can last without the support OF a
strong military establishment 10 pre-
serve peace and order within and safe
guard the nation against danger from
without.
Want Military system.
l;ui Nc do not want the old mill
farN system restored While We BE
licNc The officers should have the power
90 command OYER tho troops. we are
opposed 10 an exclusive military caste
Of ariS;oCratS. our program pro-
NideS for advancement. TO commissions
by noncommiSs Toned officers We re-
coenizc the principles OF democracy.
We are satisfied with a republican
form Of government. We do not want
The monarchy restored.
We VIII work for similar oppor-
tunitcs for advancement in civic oc-
cupatioms The slogan OF the new
German generation is An open road
tOr ability Prior 10 November the
ascent TO any position OF Importance
in Germany required The backing OF
several generations. Now it is real
lzcd that a single lifetime suiticcs for
roachine and iiilinr the highest places
10 Che best adVantacc for our country.
IT Is our opinion that women can do
mUcn toward bringing out and devcl-
opinc the best our men. regardless
Of ancestry OF traditions. arc cdpa bile
Of.
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SOVEREIGN TONIC
BUILDS YOU UP

When Your health has been under
mined By worry OF "vcrworh, when
your vitality is lowered. when Won
have that don't care a rap" feeling.
when your nerves are depressed
when your work appears too much
for you. YOU are then in run down
condition.
Sovereign Tonic ia . real restorative
a blood maker and a nerve builder.
When your blood is impoverished
through tnc want 81 Iron. which MN.
duces rich rcd blood. and changes foo,i
into living iissuc"-lou viii tind ,he
remedy IN sovereign Tonic. rHrl,
tablet contains grain OF PREPARED
IRON with other blood ana ncry.
products. You Will 5o surprised ana
delighted with the new strength and
vim Sovereign Tonic gives you
Sovereign Tonic viii do moro 10
brighten the world, TO dispcl gloom
10 make happy homes than al, ,Ie
medicines that have been com
pounded
send By mail on receip, Of pr.c,
Sovereign Kennedy Co.,
1918 Fiihert ST.. Philadelphia. 70.
For sale q; Grant Drug co., ytoreg
and Tragic Drug Co.~Ady
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-18

y tradeSman was brought before the
magistrates charged with having sold
uhwhoicSome articles for consump,ion
as rood The charge was fully proved.
WISH 10 point out to the court =
saId counsei for the defense in a dig :
nihcd tone. that the house or bust
ness that ! have the honor to defend
was founded in 1907
Has i; renewed its stock since I'M,
date" asked magistrate.
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DERBY ATTRACTING MANY
Speeding Automobiles Take Place of
Coaches IN Road To EPSON
'rrack.

LONDON. May 10 Specian This
years DERBY at Epson. the first since
before the war. is expected to bring
history OF the famous race.
inc picturesque procession of coach
-. brake and donkey carts OF the old
days. from London to Epson. Is ca
pccied TO give way this June 10 a long
I'm" of speeding automobiles.
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Merry with "a Purpose.

Nis.tor--who is that singing"
iiostesS--ThatS our new maid she
always sings at her work
Nisttor-What Il happy disposition,
Sut how loud she sings,
HostesS--ics: when she sings loud
shes breaking something,
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win Change tho Youth.

one summer honestly spent an the
farm viii change YOU for life, Viii add
% your physical and moral stren-t II.
your seif-resrcc, and your se!f-rcli-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-18

Fun 2-Quart size Freezes doll
c!ous cream in minutes Perfect-
~ simple and sanitary. Latest ALL
meta! construction Takes less ice
ana less work. Only limited
quantity az the above price. on
Monday only
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-18
some ParIor rrirL ,,a ,

l'rocure an egg and a hoop OF wood
o: IRON. Tell the company that when
." nave placed the egg on the floor
no ono VIII he able to break il with
IN" hoop. Their faces VIII show their
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-27
Quick Way
Stop a Cough
TA1a Ueme-wna~ syrup Does
The Werk In a hurry. Eas-
ooy Prepared. and saves
Ahsas u3-oo.


You might be surprised 10 know
that the best thing you can use Tor
3 severe cough 10 = remedy which h.
easily prepared at home In Just q
few moments. It's cheap but for
prompt results IL beats anything else
you ever tried Usually stops the or
0IBary cough or chest cold In "a
oOurA Tastes pleasant. too--chil-
Gr<u like it--and IL is pure and good.
Four Y ounces Of Finex In a pint
0oee1r: then fsil II up with plain
GRADUATED sugar syrup. or use ciar-
W5ed moiAsses. honey or corn syrup.
Instead Of sugar syrup. u desired
Thus you make q full rtnt--a family
6opply-out costing no more than a
small bottle of ready made cough
And A. a cough medicine there Is
poA1ty nothing better to be had Mt
onY price. II goes right TO the spot
on1 gtves quick. lasting relief. II
6Fomptly heals the infiamed mem
FAnes that line the throat and air
6noDa9ea. ssops the annoying throat
p{1ck n. loosens the phiern,. and soon
your cough stops entirely. splendid
{or bronchitis. Group. whooping
6oogh and bronchial asthma
Pdnex u q highly concentrated
eomDound Of Norway pine extract.
fnsncas for IT. healing effect on the
- AVOID disappointment ask your
1guwwta& for ~3A ounces of Ptnex."
With directions. and don't accept
onvthtng else. Guaranteed 10 give
o1oolute satisfaction or money
DgoWptly refunded The Pinex Co.
~ WAYNE. Ind
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Aviator Offers to Pay
Penalty in Murder Case

The telephone Yang at The Star of
flee early "Wednesday.
Hello" came a mans voice. tive
eot something TO tell reporter about
the Ruth Garrison case. I'm at the
Washington Annex"
The reporter hot.footed to the hotel
and there found kendred J. Wilson.
IN Canadian army uniform. and ere
dentials showing he was a member Of
the imperial royal flying corps.
Il want TO pay the penalty for
ruth Garfison's erisne.- he said Il
believe she 10 only a child. III 20 20
priaon or give my life II necessary
Then he handed over the following
letter 10 the reporter;
"A few DAYS ago I arrived In Seat.
tie. the city In which expect TO re-
side. am Canadian born and
raised. but must say do like the
Stars and stripes and / long for the
time to come when I may become
an American citizen. Formerly I
WAS an aviator in the imperial royal
11ying corps. Canada. with two years
q service behind me. most OF II spent
IN actual fighting.
Would Take BURDEN
Il have read considerable OF Ruth
0arrison's case. but have not seen
h<r. cannot help but express my
fseling toward such young girl
Yes. You may say what you like. but
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-27

dence so far has gone 20 show she
has only the intelligence OF an rs
year.oid child--and that Is all she H.
Il mixht say that some OF the go
called angels that walk the streets
of Seattle. that insist on the condcrn-
nation OF a little giri such as Ruth
Garrison. that has been led astray.
should use little consideration be
fore they arraiwn her. Don't be too
sure. LATHE you know the punish.
inent God has In store for such crit.
les
Little did Ruth Garrison know
year ago the position she would be
In today. May God forgive her. And
yet she may In later years become
a good mother and a worthy mem.
Der OF society. May even bring forth
little lives In place OF the one abe
took
III the girl IL convicted 7 venture
to say that the blow would drive hei
insane within 80 days. She IL just a
weak and nervous little girl that
should have a home and all Its cares
and comforts. The least we can do
Ia do our best. and I will for my part
give my life II necessary or serve the
time stated on her sentence.
Il volunteered two years ago 10
the side OF right. that freedom might
live. just 40 do volunteer TO shout.
der the burden Of this young girl.
Il cannot but justify Sheriff Strin.
gers action. He has shown himself
to be a man In SO far as he has used
his utmost influence that the girl
might have suitable conditions while
awaiting trial. And he will never re-
greet H.
Take this boy At his word. will
be right there at the hour am
wanted to serve the sentence Of Ruth
Garrison. the child. only ask the
court TO notify me thru The Star.
fSigncdD "kENDRED J. WILSON =.
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Boys Apparel
10 Blouses, with fancy neckbands, ages
g, 8, IL and II, 75c.
10 Shirts. with fancy neckbands, size
ID, $1.15.
3 White Sport Shirts, size 1914. Csc.
Is White Muslin Nightgowns, ages 8, 8,
10, IL, 45c.
8 Refer Coats. blue serge and black and
white checks, ages 6, z, 8. $685..
l Blue Cheviot Overcoat, age 5, 1886.
3 Norfolk Suits, blue serge and cheviot,
ages 6, 10 and 10, SASS.
Norfolk Suits, blue serge, ages Is and
Is, 1895.
fancy Norfolk Suits, blue, gray and
brown mixtures, ages II. ID, $5.s5.
Is fancy Norfolk Suits, ages IS. II, 10.
&4.95.
Corduroy Knockers, ages 16 and II.
&1.95.
10 fancy Mixed Wool Knickers, ages Is,
II, IS, $1.25.
6 White Serge Knockers, sizes 8, 8, 10,
Is, IA, $2.95.
10 Hats-14 gray and green felts, sizes
6is. Ga, 67s, z, IVA, and wool hats,
sizes 6M and 67s, CSC.
-MscDssssii- ssushwtrk. ThisS Fsess.
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she Is only an innocent child.
COULD THEY PUT THE BURDEN
OF THE CRIME ON MY SiIoUL
pERsy would proudly take Il.
she was not cut out for a criminal
and Is NOT criminal. No jury
could ever say she Is. tho they should
know she committed the crime. Evi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-27
Hosiery

AZ pairs Women's Hose, Csc:
II pairs Black Cashmere Hose, sizes 8
and 9Is.
2 pairs White Cashmere Hose. size 8.
20 pairs White Fiber Silk Hose, sizes
9, 81.
10 pairs black and white, novelty silk
stripes, size 9.
10 pairs Women's White Fiber Silk
Hose, size 3, zoe.
20 pairs Children's Cotton Lisle Hose,
sizes 8, 8Ia, Zoe.
20 pairs Infants White Cashmere Hose,
zoe.
6 pairs Women's White Fiber Silk Hose,
size 1919, Csc.
20 pairs 'Women's Cotton Hose, sizes
8Is and 8, zoe.
--MscDeusali-ses First Floor
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BENNY KAUFF HITS At
FAST CLIP IN TRAINING

GAINESVILLE. Fla. March IT.
Benny Eauff looks like the heaviest
hitter In the Giant camp. He out
plugged Zimmerman. Fletcher. Earl
Smith and Young In a ciouting bee.
The regulars and rockies lined up
for their first game today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-27
NM AWAY Cray
Or FADED HAIR
~ Sale. Harmless Method BY
Which Thousands Of Women
Keep Licking Ysung

EnIAE PACKAGE SENT vREB
( There are many hair dyes and
lo-eaf16d +restorers. but there In
Ally o0o ~Brownatone" Hair Tint
I'D harmless. instant in results.
vo1nes 1ko has tried il.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-27
Table Ware

Table Ware
Two-piece Pudding Sets in Haviland
China with pink rose decoration,
$500.
/ Electric Set, including coffee perco-
later, chatting dish, kettle, stove,
stand and 20-inch tray, $3.50.
Is Sugar Bowls with gold-lined decora-
ton, 25c.
Is ten-inch Platters with gold-lined dec
grafton, 25c.
Chinese Vase, lamp and shade, with
two lights, $500.
o fourteen-inch Crystal Bud Vases, 25c.
% six-inch silver-plated Bud Vases, 25c.
Is Pottery Flower Handles, Csc.
l Chinese Vase, in Oriental cplors,
$500.
8 Chinese lacquer sweetmeat Boxes.
$500.
6 imported glass Sweet Pea Vases, $500.
yellow pottery Flower Bowls, $2.75.
eighteen-inch Platter in old Chelsea
china, $500.
s Tip-Top Lamps. Csc.
4 gold and white china Hot Water Jugs,
$l.O0.
8 bronze Chinese Lanterns. $3.50.
l gold and white china Fish Platter,
$3.50.
dozen Imitation Rock Crystal Punch
or Lemonade Cups, $1.20.
8 Imitation Rock Crystal two-quart
-nssD..ss,,-ssssn~ ses. vs.ssA vssss.
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Ribbons

~ odd pieces of and 6-inch hair bow
Ribbon, in MORE, Tartan plaids, print
warps and satin stripes, l5c yard.
200 short lengths in a varied assortment
at half price.
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Infants Wear

Vanta Knit Gowns, sizes 81 and 36.
$1.l5.
10 vanta Knit Bands, sizes and 8, Csc.
Is Shirt Stretchers, 15c.
IL Powder Boxes, Csc.
Toilet Trays, Csc.
IL White Silk Hoods, $l.45.
l Silk Carriage Cover. $7.95.
8 Vanta Vests, ages and 8, 35e.
8 pairs Infants Shoes, sizes / and 3,
45c.
-MseDsusali- ssssAws~k. TAisd rSsss.
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Trimmings

Odd pieces and short lengths Of novelty
Trimmings and Lanes are very spe-
cially priced.
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House Dresses

II "Dix-Make" Dresses in gingham
Devonshire suiting and percale, sizes
SO, 38, 40 and AZ, $1.95.
6 Percale Aprons, bungalow and slip-on
style, 95c.
20 OUTSIDE "Dix-Make" Dresses, in per-
Gale and poplin, sizes 48, 80 and SO, at
$1.95.
81 "Dix-Make" Uniforms, in white,
sizes SO, 38, and in blue chambray,
sizes "a, 80, 38 and 40, $1.95.
IL House Dresses, sizes So and 40, CSC.
Is Crepe and MILDLY Dresses in green or
pink stripes, $1.95.
z Percale Aprons, 95c.
IL MILDLY Blouses, with black tie. sizes
40 and AZ, 95c.
16 Dressing Sacques, of light color per-
Gale, 75c.
-MscDeuSail- seuthwsck. TAird Floor.
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26 wool Dress Goods, short lengths. lls
yards to 6 yards each, at half price
S3 Silk Short Lengths, 1ls to5 yards
each. half price.
--MssDsssaii- sesshwsek. ffsss F'sss.
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Embroideries

One lot of ITS yards-Edges. Insertions
Beadings, Seamings for lOe yard.
-Ma~Oes gall sssshwseh. Fssss Sssss
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ULOUe6
Q pairs Boys Wool-lined Cashmere
Cauntlets, 10c.
8 pairs Boys Wool-lined Buckskin
Gauntlets, 1Oc.
8 Children's Wool Gloves, sizes 2, 3, 4,
5, 25c.
IA Children's White Chamoisette Gloves,
sizes 4, 6, Z, 25c.
8 Women's Tan Cape Slip-On Gloves,
sizes 6A, 6H, 6%, $3.50.
Is Women's Cashmere Gloves, black and
gray, sizes 6, 6lR, 25c.
8 Women's Wool Gloves, black, sizes
6H, z, 25c.
6 Women's Wool-lined Black Cape
Gauntlets, $3.50.
-MseDesg sIl-sssth wsek. First Floor
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Toilet Requisites

13 bottles Of Luxor Toilet Water,
"Rose," SOC.
9 DOrlancie Complexion Powder, in
white and Rachel only, 35c.
IL Compact Complexion Powder, white
and Rachel only, soc.
3 Mealy Compact Powder, rose and
Rachel only, SOC.
II Buddha Incense Burners, three for
25c.
8 fancy containers filled with imported
perfume; cut glass, heart shape;
hand painted, SOC.
3 bottles Doris" Perfume, violet, l
lilac, S1.00.
S Palmers sealed bottles, 2 violet, lilac,
garland of lilies, sweet pea, wis
taria, 75c.
3 Palmer's sealed bottles, sweet pea, ]
lilac, / sweet violet leaves, $1.75.
/ Colgate sealed bottle, "Splendor," 75c.
2 Jergen's sealed bottles, crabapple, /
white rose, 75c.
/ Palmer's sealed bottle, rose leaves,
S1.75.
/ Lilac Sweets, 75c.
Jergen's Grab Apple" 75c.
/ Arly's Toilet Water, Rose" $1.50.
/ Woodwork Rose Perfumed, sealed
bottle, $1.00.
--MscDsuG siI-seuthwick First FIeor
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Druperies

5 Pairs Curtains, $1.S5.
pairs Marquisette. white, cream and
ecru, 2N yards long.
pair Wolfe, in cream. 2H yards long.
3 pairs Marquisette Curtains, white,
2N yards long, $1.l5.
/ pair Marquisette Curtains. white, 2H
yards long. Csc.
Single Swiss Applique Curtain, ecru.
2H yards long, soc.
/ pair Marquisette Curtains. ecru, 2ls
yards long, $3.50.
! pair Filet Net Curtains, white, 2Is
yards long, $2.S5.
1 Silk Table Scarf, rose and green, 2lx
so inches. $1.75.
5Sa yards Filet Net, plain, ecru, SOC
yard.
1854 yards Filet Net, conventional pat
tern, ecru, Csc yard.
3M yards 52-inch Gold olored Madras.
bird pattern, $1.00 yard.
1854 yards Filet Net, detached pattern,
white, 55c
4 yards Tassel Fringe, blue, 15c yard.
/ yard Panel Net, ivory color pasels,
$500.
25 yards Nets, Voiles and Swisses, in
lengths from "a to 23s yards long,
10c yard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-27

Jetcelry
Bag Frames, large sizes. $500.
Puff Boxes, white ivory, very large
size, <l.S5.
/ solid gold Signet Ring, mans size,
1896.
pairs Knitting Needles, with enameled
mountings, 25c.
pairs of Knitting Needles of imitation
clouded amber, $1.00.
l solid gold Ring. with real moss agate
stone, $2.95.
3 imitation Tortoise Button Hooks, 15e.
I pair novelty Hoop Earrings, $2.95.
sterling eek Lodge" Receipt Cases,
75c.
bottles Smelling Salts, sterling tops,
at l5c.
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FRIDAY is REMNANT DAY


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Umbrellas

6 Women's Umbrellas, black, rainproof,
with Bakalite-trimmed handles, ivory
tipped, $1.95.
6 Mems Umbrellas, cherry-wood crook
handles, rainproof, $1.35.
4 Women's Umbrellas, with Mission
handles, Csc.
5 Women's Umbrellas, $4.75.
2 of black silk, with fancy borders and
natural wood handles.
1 Woman's Umbrella, royal blue silk,
with gray border.
/ Woman's Green Silk Umbrella, tan
border.
/ Woman's Green Silk Umbrella, red
and blue border, India style.
--MseDsUE aii-Seuthwick. First Flsss
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Silk Dressing Gowns, sizes SO, 40, AZ,
$3.50.
IT silk Shirts of pussy willow. sizes
14Ls, Is, 1914, Is, 1914, $5.75.
5 Abdominal Bands, $1.00.
Boys Muslin Nightshirts, size IA, 85e.
IL pairs Mems Washable Gloves, sizes
~, 71a, ia, 814, S1a, $1.65.
Mems Fancy Crepe Silk Handker.
chiefs, fine quality, 85e.
pairs Wool-lined Gauntlets, black.
1896.
33 Boys Linen Handkerchiefs, Toe.
3 pairs Invisible Suspenders, Csc.
Mems White Lisle Union Suits, short
sleeves, ankle length; sizes So, 40, AZ.
Csc.
S Khaki-color "Slip-on" Sweaters, cot
ton and wool, $3.50.
Khaki-color "Slip-on" Sweaters. an
wool, &4.75.
Mems House Coats, sizes "a, 36, $2.8k.
/ Mans House Coat, size 46, blue, $8.5o.
suits Mems Linen Mesh Shirts and
Drawers. short-sleeve shirts, size ~;
ankle drawers, size AZ, $1.O0.
z Mems Belts, black, sizes IS. 38, 40.
25c. q
z Gray Wool Shirts, patch pockets, mili-
tary collar. sizes Is, 1914, II, TIA.
$l.95.
Art Needle,Oork
2 cross-stitch embroidered Picture
Frames, $1.95.
/ embroidered ecru Linen Collar Bag,
CSC.
/ pique Hand-embroidered Parasol, for
girl, &l.95.
French Embroidered Baby Bib, SITS.
2 cross-stitch Bean Bags, 45c.
] black Radiant Satin Embroidered
Pillow, 1896.
/ 36-inch embroidered ecru square In
Between Meal" Dolly, $685..
! u. s. Flag embroidered on black IA
diant cloth, $4.95.
hand French embroidered net Night
gown, $4.S5.
/ pink embroidered Boudoir Cap, 9Se.
Towels. white buck embroidered
towel, / guest-size with French en-
broidery, 95c.
Pique Scarf, embroidered IN yellow
knots, $2.95.
cross-stitch Embroidered Dolly,
$685..
1 White Bib, CSC.
/ Pique-striped Dress, 6-year size, $5.95.
l White Lawn Embroidered Dress, 10
year size, $4.95.
/ six-piece cross-stitch Good Morning"
Set, on white linen, 1895.
2 Pillows, ! white linen embroidered
boudoir, lawn French knot, $l.95.
/ Soldiers Travelling Kit, with III. s.
A." embroidered, 1896.
IL French Novelties:
2 small old rose Party Bags, $1.45.
blue and rose Sweetmeat Boxes, with
glass container, $2.25.
Pin Cushions in blue and rose, 45c.
1 Uncovered rose Candy Box, CSC.
/ old blue Telephone Memo Pad, trim
med with old gold galloons, 1896.
large size old rose Party Bag, $685..
Stamped Lawn Dresses, slightly
soiled from display, sizes 2, 4, 6, for
Csc.
IL Stamped Playtime Rompers, ready
made, sizes 2, A, 6, Csc.
20 Pique Hats, stamped with button
hole edge, sizes 2, a, 6, zoe.
-MseDssgaii-seutAwici.F iftA FIsss.
Leather Goods
4 Vanity Purses, envelope shape with
coin purse attached, 1895.
3 Photo Frames, black, size 5lkx81A,
CSC.
Emergency Cases, fitted complete.
SITS.
Writing Cases, 75c.
Whisk Broom Holders of suede, in
tan and gray, 25c.
Sewing Cases with fittings, SOC.
Card Cases in black, Csc.
patent leather Hand Bags, black,
1926.
patent leather Hand Bags, in black,
Sl5O.
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Muslin and Silk Underwear

5 Muslin "Step-in" Combinations, with
filet edge, $1.95.
8 Chemises, net top and shoulder straps.
sizes 38. 40, AZ and a., 1895.
Philippine Chemises, hand embroi-
dered, sizes 38 and 40. $2.95.
Wash Silk Petticoats, lavender and
green, with double panel, $1.95.
Envelope Chemises, tailored, $l.50.
Philippine Hand-embroidered Draw
ers, $1.95.
Crepe de Chine and Tub Silk Gowns,
$4.95.
Boudoir Slippers, pink, blue, yellow, at
SIPS.
4 Muslin Gowns, high neck and long
sleeves, out-sizes, $1.25.
4 Muslin Gowns, paul Poiret" model, at
$l.95.
IL Muslin Petticoats. hand-scalloped
ruffle, $1.95.
9 Envelope Chemises, flesh-toned cami-
sole top, Csc.
II "Chin-Chin" Pajamas, hand embroid-
cred, $3.50.
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Notions

IL wards Boned Skirt Betting. in white.
2is to 3 inches wide, 15c yard.
Warren's Negligee Girdles. sizes 70.
%. 20 and 81. 95c.
s warren's Negligee Girdles. sizes n,
20, 80 and 81, S5c.
8 Brassieres, sizes 80 and 4S, S5c.
40 balls o. N. T. Crochet Cotton, in
white, sizes 80 and 80, six for 25c.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-27

Cameras
I Kodak, No. "a, Folding Autographs
Brownie, $6.S5.
/ Eastman Kodak No. 1, with Auto
graphic back, $S.45.
2 Printing Frames, $1.00.
Auto Robes
/ Auto Robe, $4.75.
4 Auto Robes, red, gray, green, plaids,
$3.50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-27
Girls Apparel

II Black Sateen Boomers, age 6, 45c.
8 Black Sateen Boomers, age 6, Csc.
5 Bingham Boomers, age IL, 45c.
5 Cap and Scarf Sets, Csc.
10 Flannelette Skirts, ages 6 and 8, 35c.
5 Vanta Knit Shirts, age 5, $1.05.
8 White Skirts, sizes and 6, 75c.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-27

From The Cray Linen SHOP
I dozen Tea Napkins, with filet lace
edge. $3.50.
5 1O-inch Observation-Disclosures Doilies.
SOC.
1 Pendleton Auto Robe. slightly soiled.
$500.
2 ScaIloped Bed Sets. bolster and spread,
M-size. heavy sheeting. $500.
8 blue Plaid Wool Blankets, size 68xS0,
soiled, $1,000.
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