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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-25

At TIM LYRIC
Coming with q wilolf hsraided rep
utntlnn a. uffnrdlnr Dustin Faruum
tho most %puruiarly accepted vehicle
~ HE screen career. "a Man ln tho
open WW be- presented a. tlie Lyric
thcatcr today. tomorrow and sunday
under D. direction of United Picture
TheatcrH Inc
fcN modern rnma1ceF have attain
"a a larger popularity than Roger
incock's novel on which the latest
Farnum Huper-plcturc h. based. and
which u closely follows boz story. The
rapid action 20 essential 90 "a great
mounn picture 10 easily forthcon.inf
nnm the swiftly moving story q fhf
novel and ln che phniurisy version y
added the natural advantage OF swif'
succession Of event and change ul
fccuo -possessrd hy the screen over ths
written word
The atnfr centcrs around one o
%nufure's gentlemen who b. first IL ship.
wrecked sailor Then a companion %
cuWhoyf. and last Il ranger. and pnr
TRAVIS hIH adventures ln the grrH
northwest a n%scinating love stufl
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-25
Nine Oil Properties
Being Developed in
Pecos Valley Region

NJ paso. Texas April ss.-Ninc az.
fercnt properties are In various Stages
OF Development in tho pccoH Oh field.
according 70 the late reports fruni
that district OF these the Laura VIII
Of the Sunshine pi corporation ~
farthercst along. the duii being down
several hundred feet Quantities OF
Oh aud mss ave already been struck
md the BIT H. progressing steadily
downward.
Three and onc.haif mites 10 tho
north OF his well. and nine miles
wva' Of the town OF Pocus. the ~ iuso
Suuthinc Oh company IL srcctnF its
rig ard preparing 90 hcgln immed.
llfrly 10 drli
This conrem o. headed hy e. u.
Square Dear Kelley. twice mayor Of
80 paso. and one OF he best nov
characters In the southwest Asao-
cinted with Nj. Kelley are several
other well known reliable ~ ltsu
men. Mr. Kelley, after "a personal
visit 10 tho ~company's properties has
sfnfel definitely that In bite opinion
there rs 10 better opportunity for the
OIL Investor han the reroa field
once more the opportunity has ar
rived FOR h small man 10 gri in ON
She ground floor Of IL big proposition
doclared Mayor Kelley The ietof
FIELD ia not "a proven neld. and for
this reason. companies formlnF fqr ifH
development arr selling their stock %
Tnr. After ono we'll iH brought in 10
will not BE- such un easy proposition
n has generally beef known among
Ull BIOLOGISTS that The locOs valley
had abundance OF old indications
Wells N SPRINGS give up qWtntitirI
Of crude petroleum sufficient Tor U.S..
and even for Hil. iu retail quautit"I
Tho structure BEL reported hf Foulu'
rists o. be- one Of The largest au
most pcrfocf iu Texas. The AnticliuD
which holds the golden fluid Boz tt'
folds. stretches for miles urrusa th'
country without u break. The elr
mNln formation. in which the create
ull fields Of Texas were discovered
Ia plainly visible wherever thr wine
has rrodod AWAY the CuucCullnF d,hrl|
and earth.
80 oil is struck a. PocoH. whioI
SEEMS likely, sud W. " nridror
one ~ the oldest praruring Htfnfut
n 90 tfuap. "t will be- one of tl'
tremendous fields in history ~ VII
Nr no iHxN, slsfuN. DOW field. buf
gushing. sporting one. There viii lI
no halfway bnsinosa about a."
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-25

At TIiE -B'
Ella Hall. Who appears a. leading
woman Tor Pred stone IN his new
Aircraft picture. ~CndVf the Top. b.
nof only one u the p%rettrst girls In
the flmA bot also oae ~ the most
talented. she has come 20 the top rap
lat % late through her excellent act-
ing In recent screen dramas
Before entering screen work Miss
Hall ~an well remembered for her
acting IN support o. David Warfield In
The Grand Army Man Mir Hall H.
q pronounced blonde with blue eyes.
Ehs IL a typical American SRI Of the
outdoor type. she rides and swlma
wei and "a an expert ennis player.
tne was chosen for the part 81 ftnry
IL 'rnder the Top because u was
believed her actinF ability and sense
~ comedy made h-F particularly ac-
cfrtahie opposite the talented Fred
stone. Under the Tor viii be shown
AZ the -" theater today for the lar'
time.
The management o. also repeating
the Sennett-faramoun comedy, "nlf
and stiteh. Tuilors
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-25

~ W IHf utt't"' - '"''" N"'
caunt now.
Long nncrxard learned that there
was nlao another reason, Elaine,
soune. hcauiifui w1a not satisfied
with her Henry. although never
true 90 him n wasn't IN the Dcane
blood q be u%nuithfui Hut thcrc was
u Young man. Is visitor al her home.
Who wns infatuated with her. and shv
almost naturally, C-onHldcfing Henry,
returned his passion That they re-
sisted technical sn I am SURE, AMI
thoy probably hudn't deliberately
chosen 20 fail in love with each other.
n had come upon them suddenly
lut even -. n would be neither wise
nor comfortable 10 have nls OF. ~
fact. any one OF either family -
quests.
~ / was not invited 10 ny sisters
pliatiAl country home. ] Thought OF
10 iu bitterness. but when mother
spoke of her disappointment thst I
had not been asked ! mcrkly said 70
was alright although ! was inwurdiy
Ntgipr.
longcd with poignant longing 70
know the true inwnrdneHH % my aia.
irffs AFFAIR. hut no ono wa coguiknnt
Of my Interest in or knowledge OF
Whuf was swing on, Mother had
chidcd Eilins and I had overheard.
Hut the relationship between mother
and mo vas not such o. would let mo
riye cxprcfsiou 10 my deairc 10 know
murc of flaino'r quaai.lovc affairs
Oucn ! fcit like telling mother I
would leave home, would 80 away
and earn my own living or eomcthinr.
Anything would be beticr than being
cared TOT on auffcmnco. Hut when.
ccsr ! PROPOSED u not haldii, hut
feeling around. sort OF leading up %
10. mother would nccusc ms OF want
lnE 10 dlsrraec her.
Your sisters never wanted 90 do
such -unwnmanly thinEH,' she wnulh
So. tears in her voice, N not IN her
ewes. 10 I weakly Huhsidcd-my In
variable custom.
Z had made up my mind that " I
over mnrricd-nnd Of coufr' ! must
that I would De n tender, inNtnr vile.
! had no desire 90 be- "a brilliantly Huc-
cessful one. Z had rrnvci love all my
ufe. ana aside from the affection
occasionally expressed by Had ! hnfi
mriis icd "a peculiarly inyoisan child.
hood and young maidcuhuud !
Thought = was tho only daughter in
fne snrii. tho ouly Younger sister.
who had hrfu 10 ignored N Hlmna'
Hhnaed hute found ont since that
suuunrr daughter Of families W
STATIONED circumstance the wurl'
over orc accorded pretty much On,
same treatment
About this ums I began Go feel az.
tor dissatisfaction with my life u
held no rIHwnr nothing but tho moH'
uruauIr rsyfFdaycdurHs thought
mote Of love ami marriage thai wHi
either wise CO.. ~ 40 good FOR me, poi
thought of lt now more HH uu cHrtu'
from "a home whore I fcif myself
burden thin boz any other way
Hun occasionally sem 20 thc hnf
uud-gft parties although ! WIS nov
nineteen az one OF these dances
mpi Mnnflil' HYDE. iio was NiHitni
she home ct tho hostess thu mniheI
ur 10 rIri friend 81 Tho bail Z hnf
danoni twice with him; this square
thIut .d mHr With thr cold hnri 'fr'
who. rtms Z had scarcely cturh
uu1 Who Impressed mr nH n mlu wh'
would make a good uruttr hc np
rrnrtd 90 hr about tnlrtN year, Oh
but hccnuse of hH determined sort %
face looked Older
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-25

pandrun cnuHcs n fcvcfiah irritt-
tiuu ct the sruip. The hair roots
shrink. loosen aud then M hHir
DOT fast. To stop falling hair
'nt once and rid the scalp Of cftff
tarticie of dundruff, rst o. small bot
Do OF "uandorino' nf ANY drug store
f1r o. TOW cents pour u little ln sour
hand aud rub ~ Int thr scalp After
Several applications the hair stops
romirr ont and YOU can't nnd any
tinnfruff Your hair appears aoft.
glossy and twice IA thick aud ahund-
ant. Try II!
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-25
WE ARE DRILLING ON OUR 10
ACRES IN BURKBURNETT

ANOTHER BIG GUSHER PORTE The
Burk- Waggoner. reported to have blown the tools out of the
hole, and that the oil shot up over the derrick and spread Tor a
quarter OF "a mile over the wheat fields.
All of the big wells are coming in west OF Burkburnett town.
site. and we have TEN ACRES directly west. Our proposition
looks better every hour. a.
Burk- Dalton stockholders will have an interest, not only in the
we'll we are now drilling, but in our entire operations.
Yu wan dividend, and We want 10 pay them The officer, 90. This company have
pi 10 uy you dividends before they mako anything The officers i tins company
ne rorkholIr- like Yourself aud receive, 100 ,llr'~
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-25

y raia 10 weave Itself into The main
Thread 81 The story. which n reported
frd, no Is ~ ishel reee'
Tho sifonn company presented ~
support % Mr.. fafnuW lncludft Irene
NIcE IA leading wuman, Claire. pu-
Hfat. Joseph uowllrE. Lamar john
stone aud UerEhan MINhll
In connection with tho above there
viii aiEu az rendered 4 Chester out
-lm nlllmln reel
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-25

3 married man never realizes what
he iH missing unless he count tue
change in bic pockets nirht and morn
iuE.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-25

Why isn't an offsprnr of an Afuc1u
couple a. culofcd s%upplomcntg
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-25

when mother asked me about the
party ! told her OF him shr asked.
what ala he atY 60 YOU when you
were dancing with himf"
Nothing thIt ! can remember
what did you AS 90 him
- really don't recall. Nothing of
consequence"
"Who o. hcf Has hO money 20
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-25

We wish ~ express u sincere
thanks 90 our Kind friends for tHe
sympathy and beautiful floral offer
ings in the death 81 u beloved hus-
band and father especially the Fore
mans Assn WhrolhouHo tHr Dept
Master Mechanics and Supt shuI
office " n ". Clty Council uul
Firp Dept.
Mrs IS. o. CuEN
ANb TAMIIA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-30
PIERCE COUNTY JURY
TO TRY ALLEGED REDS

TACOMA. Dec. 30.--A jury com
posed Of men from Pierce county will
try the three alleged Tacoma 1. w.
W. indicted under the espionage act
as the result Of the Arinistice day
murders at Centraha.
The trial In set for January 10.
when % vcnircmcn were drawn
yesterday, United States Judge II. II.
Cuahman directed that the names Of
all those persons living In the dis
trict outside Of Pierce county should
be put back into the jury box. Thia
the Judge explained, was to save un-
necessary expense. and to eliminate
long trips for jurymcn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-30
Notions

0 bolts of Tiny Tape" pink and
blue, 35c.
2 Novelty Emeries. each, 25c.
2 Novelty Emeries, each, 35c.
IL boxes Of Gold Medal Knitting
Cotton. No. s. "a balls in box,
S1.5O.
Is bolts Supreme Bias Tape. ~
yard bolts, white, No. 4, 3 for
25c.
81 pairs of Shoes Laces. gray, 81
length, 6 for 25c.
Is bolts of Mercerized Lingerie
Tape, S-yard bolts. white, with
bodkin, 3 for 25c.
10 bolts of Embroidery Edgings.
3-yard bolts, white with blue or
pink dot, 3 for 25c.
Ia spools of Texto Crochet Cotton,
30-yard spools, in red, yellow,
tan and gray. 2 for 25c.
IL Work Boxes, fitted with Access
series, $1.25.
-MacDous aii-southwick. First Floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-30
Shoes

Is pairs Women's "Himalaya"
Boudoir Slippers, pink and light
blue, b width-sizes 3R, a; ID
width-sizes 3, 31a, A, S1.25.
IL pairs Women's Lace Shoes, pat
ent leather, cloth tops, A width
sizes 3, 49,, A, Az; b width
sizes 31s, 4, Az, S1.95.
35 pairs Women's Novelty Laced
Boots, field mouse, light and
dark gray, AA width-size 8;
A width-sizes 71a, 8; b width
sizes ~, 31a, A, 5la, 6, 61s,
7, 712, 8; c width-sizes 49,, A,
5, 6, Ga, z, 71s, 8, S10.S5.
7 pairs Women's Corduroy Bed
room Slippers, pink and old
blue, sizes Z and 8, 75c.
MscpousaIi-s outhwick. FIFTH Floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-30
PIEz DOESN'T
APPROVE plan
Says Industrial Court Would
Encourage Disputes

CHICAGO. Dec. s0.-Chicago buai.
ness men and manufacturer were
busy today studying the recommen'
cations Of President Wilson's indus.
trial commission. made public late
yesterday. proposing an Industrial
court to settle disputes between em.
ployers and employees.
Attic l have made only a super
fetal study OF the recommendation
thus far, l think a good start had
been made" said Colonel william
Nelson poloune. head OF tho Pelouse
Manufacturing company and a
brother'ln.law Of Mayor william
Hale Thompson.
Some such machinery as that
favored by the commission Ia very
necessary. l have no objections 10
tho plan. and ON the face OF 81
l can SEQ no ground for criticism
Charles Picz OF the Link Belt
company. former head % the United
States shipping board. said the pro-
posed plan would be ineffective" In
Improving tho Industrial situation.
Employers are not opposed 10
arbitration when both sides are OF
equal responsibility. he said.
"under the present laws. however.
the union leaders cannot ba held 10
their agreements Tho union must
bo made pecun!ariiy responsible for
its acts before arbitration can be
effective IN labor disputes.
III Ia my general feeling that the
mere creation OF adjustment and IN.
aulry boards win not be Of any per.
mancnt benefit Tho existence OF
such machinery will probably en-
courage rather than lessen indus
trial controversy. just as the exist.
once Of courts encourages unnoees-
nary litigation"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-30
Cotton Yard Goods

S4is yards Printed Challie, green
ground with blue and white fig
ures, 81 inches wide, 75c yard.
25 yards Figured Tussah, black
with self-woven figure, SO inches
wide, 65c yard.
Group of Cotton Yard Goods, short
lengths, a yard SOC.
Group Of Cotton Yard Goods,
short lengths, a yard 25c.
42ia yards Gaberdine, 36 inches
wide, yard SOC.
--,IacDousnii-sou Gray Linen she's
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-30
CUSTOMS THEFT CASE
OPEN AT BEClINGHAM

Ben l.. Moore. assistant district at.
torney. represented the government
Tuesday at tho preliminary bearing
given Attorney e. A. Genesto Of Fri
day Harbor. charged with the theft
icctpr Of customs Of tho island port.
Moore lief, Monday afternoon for
BeliinEharn. where tho hearing II 10
ing held.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-30
Fred Braid Heads
Kiwanis Club Now

J. Fred Braid In the new president
OF the kiwaniu club. lie was elected
AT tho Monday luncheon In the Ma
sonic club. other officers selected
wore r. II. Thomas. vice president.
c. ~ Howell. uoaHurnr. Patrick NJ.
Tamnrsuy. secretary: Fred A. Ander-
con. Hugh N. Caldwell. Phillip Gear
hart. ". y. High,0wer, Lowell Play
ford and william n. Walker, trustees.
v. o. Boone is retiring president.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-30
Won,en's Sacedters

8 Wool Slip-on Sweaters. pink and
white, sizes SO and 3S, 1895.
s SWeaters, S5.75
4 Paulette Sweaters. Tuxedo
style with belt, pink and
navy: sizes SO. 40 and AZ.
/ Sleeveless Sweater, knit Of
silk floss. blue, size 40.
s Sreaters. S7.95
/ Drop-stitch Tricolette Sweat
er, Kelly green, size 46.
l Sleeveless Filet Sweater. hand
knit of silk floss, blue, size
80.
2 Chiffon Alpaca Sweaters,
Tuxedo style, green and
cherry, sizes 40 and AZ.
--MaeDsuEsii-sosshwi wick. seeesd PlSsr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-30
Alex Drops in to
See Old Friends

Alex Calder. formerly Of Seattle,
general passenger agent Of the Cana
dian Pacific r. X. Co, visited T.,
Grant MoMieken and Hugh Mackin.
xie. general passenger agents Of the
Pacific s. s. Co, Monday, His head,
quarters are In Winnipeg. He was
In charge of the train the prinec Of
wales travelled in across tho cont.
neaf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-30
Announce Four New
Bon Stockholders

The names Of four new siockhold-
err In the Bon Marcho were an
bounced by Frank McDermott. presi-
dent and general manager. Tho four
are: II. G. Sou;hwor,h. assistant sec
Rotary and financial manager;
George G. Pratt. merchandise man.
ager. u. G. Beck, store manager, and
4. Mel. Radford. sales manager.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-30
!. N. W.PAY S.
TO Reds FUND
Secretary lanes Stevens Is
Arrested at Spokane

SPOKANE Dec so>--James ste
vena. admitted secretary Of the agri-
cultural workers section OF the I.
w. w. was arrested hero y~sier'
day. Sorthwest l. w. W. Stevens
said. were dnfying tho temporary In
junction recently issued by Judge
Webster here. forbidding them To DO
long 20 tho organization
With stevens were taken books OF
-ccntalla Defone Fund stamps,
showing that members here are BE-.
Ing assessed s. apiece toward the
fund.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-30
BLouseS

8 Biouses, $3.50
2 Crepe de Chine Blouses.
bisque and gray. sizes 81 and
36.
Pongee Blouses, natural color,
sizes "a, SO and 3S.
So Blouses, $3.50
Georgette Blouses, white and
flesh, sizes 81. 36, 40, a..
Net Blouse, white, size A,
filet pattern lace trimmed.
IL Crepe de Chine Blouses,
some white with colored
stripe; others brown. navy,
gray. black and tan; sizes "a,
SO, 3s and 40.
4 Tub Silk Blouses, striped.
sizes "a, 36 and 38.
3 Flannel Blouses, white with
colored stripe, sizes "a, SO.
10 Soft Taffeta Blouses, blue
and gold checked, purple and
green. light blue and white
and fuchsia and navy; sizes
36, 38, AZ and A.
81 Blouses, 1926
8 Men's-wear Crepe Blouses,
striped, sizes 81, SO and 40.
z Taffeta Blouses, one-inch
check, gold and blue. rose and
blue. and rose and gray; sizes
"a, SO, 3S, 40 and AZ.
/ Crepe de Chine Blouse, black,
size AZ, chenille trimmed.
2 Satin Blouses. plum, size 81.
6 Georgette Blouses, taupe and
white, and black and white,
sizes 81. SO. 40 and a..
2 Cossack Blouses, white and
flesh Gcorgette. size SO.
--useDsas~r ssssAvvsek. seesaa Fsssr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-30
COUNCIL CONFIRMS
MAYOR APPOINTMENT

The appointment OF l.. y. Youngs
TO succeed himself az superintendent
OF the city water department n post
he has held for 20 years, waa con.
firmed by a unanimous vote OF the
city council Monday afternoon.
Youngs was named head OF the
water department on Christmas eve
by Mayor c. y. Fitzgerald. for term
OF three years. beginning December
~.
The council also confirmed tho ap
pointment OF J. Y. G. Kellogg as civil
service commissioner to succeed him
self,
A stitch mt nine may prevent rip
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-30
Remnant Day Tomorrow
What Is a Remnant?

A remnant" is small portion, fragment, or
few bits of merchandise which remain from
broken lines. A remnant may be hat, rug,
dress, piece of glass or china, pair of hose,
short length of yard goods, bit of jewelry, or
other similar articles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-30
The Object
of Remnant Day
Is 10 dispose OF all odds and
ends Of merchandise. 70 enable
us 10 keep our stocks clean
and fresh
Stationery

% lbs. Writings Representative
Linen, pink; per ID. 25c.
3 pkgs. Cranes Linen Lawn Corr
respondence Cards, each, SOC.
3 boxes Hurd's Lafayette Station
cry, blue; each, Csc.
z boxes Hurd's Lafayette Stahco-
cry, blue; each, 75c.
2 boxes Hurd's Lafayette Station
cry, blue, tissue lined envelopes;
each, $1.75.
z boxes Hurd's Lafayette Station
cry, blue, tissue lined envelopes:
each, SIPS.
80 lbs. Hurd's French Nainsook,
per lb. 25c.
a boxes Hurd's Panel-pressed Sta
tionery, gray and blue, CSC.
8 boxes "Papier Novelle," III
quires stationery and 2 sizes
correspondence cards; each, at
$3.50.
2 boxes Perfection Linen" orchid
and buff, 2 quires paper; each.
S1.25.
l box Hurd's Lawn finish, 5 quire
stationery, l quire correspond
ence cards, $3.50.
2 boxes Hurd's Lawn Finish Sta
tionery, white and perfection.
S1.95.
26 boxes Stationery, including
English Oak" suede finish,
Canterbury" Linen and Marie
Anteinette." Colors, buff, white.
lavender. pink, blue and gray:
SIPS a box.
10 boxes Perfection Linen" Law
ender, white, buff and pink;
each, S1.75.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-30
Millinery

26 Turhans, five different shapes,
panne velvet, trimmed with
grosgrain ribbon, black, $3.95.
20 Trimmed Hats, medium and
small sizes, velvet, in assorted
colors. $2.95.
IS Children's Hats, mushroom
shapes and tailored styles, vel
vet. assorted colors, 75c.
--AlncDouSali-s suthwick. Second Floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-30
JeDelry

0OWCCID
4 Gold-filled Rings, set with imi-
tation ruby, sapphire or emer-
aid, soc.
/ Silver-plated Lavailiere, set with
imitation topaz, 75c.
1 Silver-plated Lavalliere, set with
imitation pearl, SOC.
3 Sterling Silver Necklaces, pend
ants set with genuine abalone
shells, $3.50.
/ Gold-filled Necklace, pendant
set with genuine coral rose
buds, $l.00.
2 Mems Automatic Card Cases, a
silver finish, 3 gunmetal finish,
75c.
IA pairs Novelty Earrings, soc.
l pair Earrings, imitation jade,
25c.
/ pair imitation Seed Pearl Ear
rings, 25c.
4 pairs imitation coral Earrings
with French gray filigree
mountings, 75c.
8 Novelty Necklaces, linked chain
effect, red, white and French
blue, soc.
6 Novelty Necklaces, linked chain
effects, red, white and French
blue, Csc.
3 Wooden Bead Necklaces. red,
red and black, and red and
green, soc.
! Necklace of English Pottery
Beads combined with small cut
steel beads, $500.
l French Beaded Sautoir, $3.50.
2 Novelty Necklaces, imitation
amethyst. linked together with
fancy chain, S1.00.
II pairs Gold-filled Cuff Links,
soc.
8 pairs solid gold Cuff Links,
$3.50.
II pairs Sterling Silver Cuff
Links, set with abalone shell,
SOC.
Sterling Silver Dinner Rings,
imitation onyx centers, s1.00.
! genuine shell Cameo Brooch,
gold filled, enameled mounting,
75c.
2 black enamel Circle Pins, CSC.
IL Antique Brooches, set with cut
stones, imitation amethyst,
sapphire, emerald and topaz,
soc.
2 Brooches, some set with pearls,
others engraved, Soc.
--MscDessaII-ksusAws First E,ssI
IU0ry Accessories
I ia Refine" Ivory Hair Receiver,
Sl.5O.
2 pairs Ivory "Pyralin" Military
Brushes. convex backs, $500.
1 Ivory Jewel Case and Pin Cush-
ion. S1.25.
2 Ivory Jewel Cases and Pin
Cushions, $3.50.
1 pair Baby Military Brushes, at
$3.50.
II la France" Ivory 'Dorine"
Boxes, 25c.
8 La France" Ivory Hair Receiv-
ers, SOC.
Observation-Disclosures First Floor.
LA Parisienne" Ivory
Ivory Hat Brushes, with han
dies, $500.
6 Ivory Jewel Cases, velvet lined.
$3.50.
1 Ivory Clothes Brush, with han
die, $3.50.
2 Ivory Manicure Trays, $500.
/ Ivory Comb and Brush Tray,
$3.50.
2 pairs Ivory Military Brushes,
$500.
Ivory Jewel Case and Pin Cush-
ion. $500.
s Ivory DRY Jewel Case velvet lined,
IA Ivory Buttonhooks, SOC.
Ivory Files, each, soc. ~
5 Ivory Shoe Horns, 75c.
/ Ivory Jewel Case, Sl.50.
--MscDeuEs,i-southwic First Floor.
Millinery
26 Turbans, five different shapes,
panne velvet, trimmed with
grosQrain ribbon, black, $3.95.
20 Trimmed Hats, medium and
small sizes, velvet, in assorted
colors, S2.95.
IS Children's Hats, mushroom
shapes and tailored styles, vel
vet, assorted colors, 75c.
--alncDeugsII-sou thwick. sccoad Floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-30
Book Novelties

l Guest Book, fancy brown leath-
er cover, $3.50.
Guest Book, green leatherette
cover. S1.OO.
l Lucille" by Owen Meredith, in
suede leather binding. SI.OO.
4 Children's Stamp Kraft Books,
each, 25c.
2 Bib Ballads, cloth covered, soc.
3 Volland's Raggedy Ann, Use.
/ Volland's Flower Children. 75c.
--MacDougaIl-southw ick, Fir.t FIe,r.