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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-21
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farms and Land for Sale
FARMS.

l15 acres, about 60
acres in cultivation;
$4,000 feet Of good tim
Der. Good dwelling; 2
miles from the rail
road. Price, 100000.
ll2l4 acres, 8 miles
from Richmond; Z
room dwelling, in good
repair; so acres in cul-
tivation. Price, S.
10000.
175 acres, 10 miles
from Richmond; g.
room brick house, in
good repair; 80 acres
open, balance in young
timber. Price. So
10000.
POS acres, Is acres in
cultivation; old house,
new barn and out
buildings. Nice orch
ard: good land; we'll
watered. Price, ST.
10000.
100 acres, So cleared
and in high state Of cul-
tivation, Is miles from
Richmond, f a c i n g
grand highway, 10
room dwelling, large
barn, garage, usu al
outbuildings; 4 acres of
orchard; every t in g
Al condition; S15,5O0.
J. A, Connolly & co.
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TRU STEES
Auction Sale of Dwelling
1913 20" Street

In execution OF certain decd %
trust. dated August .7,b 1919, re
corded In the Clerks OGhCe, Rich :
mond Chancery Court, in y. Il. 25G- u.
page 3s2. default having been TinI"
in the payment Of a part ~ tn. debt
therein secured. ana bong required
so 70 do by the holder thereof. viii
sell by public auction. on the prem
iscs, on
MONDAY. OCTOBER 24th. 1920.
At 1 O'clock I. NJ.
the real estate described in said
deed. as follows:
'Ali tina, certain lot. piece or par
eel OF land. with the improvements
street, lying and being in the city Of
Richmond, Virginia, on the south side
of %" street. between cSth and 2ath
Streets. described as follows: Begin
from the east line OF 2sth Street,
thence running along the south line
Of @ street and fronting thereon
I, feet 10 inches. more or less. thence
extending. back southwardly between
parallel lines l33 feet i inches more
or less. TO am alley IL feet inches.
more or less. vide"
TEXANS; Cash sufficient 10 pay the
expenses o! executing the trust, niI
taxes. lcNies and Insurance premiums
now due, and also rntablc proper
ion or the taxes and levies Tor tn.
$1,000 each, with Interest thsreoi.
from August 2Tth 1919, until Maid
ana a note for sS.55. with Interest
thereon from Angus, 27,h. 1890. and
on credit sufficient, with INTEREST
,nereoh. from August 27th. 1919. To-
pay the sum OF $4,000. i'm non,biy.
ihsta !incnts OF $1,000 each, tho f,rs,
Insia! nent becoming due on Oc,ob.r
e, 192e and to pay the further
Si,h OF s'o.oo on August eth. Iea3.
WIN interest thereon from Au~,,s,
IN 1920, and The residue. IL nnv IN
vu"a, stnincnis in one and two
1877 r;n5 from day OF sale for notes vii II
chassr aaned. or NJ option OF p,,r-
~ cash rs to nil OF said resid,,e
o oa "a, az 10 any part thereof. XII craJi:
iris, 70 be secured by decd of
"ust on the said property o'
JOHN B. WELSH.
Trustee
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED

by II. T. ItlcHE;SON Il COMPANY.
Real Estate Ng.n ts and .tucttoners.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-21
Trustees Auction Sale Of Land
Coochland County, Va.

By. virtue OF a certain deed OF trust.
dated August %. 1916, and recorded
Clerks Office. Goochland Circuit
Court. ID. ID. SO, page Z. default hay
ing been made in the payment of n
certain note therein secured, and be-
ing required by the beneficiary SO to
%. we wi sell at public auction, on
the premises. on
SATURDAY. OCTOBER II. 1920.
1880 o'clock a. NJ,
certain tfac; or land of lOI acres in
lickingholc District. Goochland Coun.
y, on north side OF public rond lead
ing from Baihnm TO Flies. nd known
as Lot ]. plat John w. George. re-
corded =; d, ~. page 336.
TERMS; Cash
y. Y. SHEA and j. J. KEEGAN.
Trustees
rom xoE you 70, M ..sp'snd!d re,u:is
She Same Telephone ads accepted cSH
ASu San sell anything I. you dad tho
h,ty want Ads IN The Times DISPATCH
orlhe ooSrr and seller together
connects you with tho VIM
Ad Department ,"'
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1UCTiONS-LEC1ILS
lRgul Notices

h's''SH-''l Os lslCHmOnG. october S,
B.sby Mortgage aud trust Company. to
1ssssoa u 20 rEHSs'i Hast sy'M Mo the
saSe tad I!ns; Company. made through
visions Of law nave been cuyapIied with.
ann mat the hfS.ssaty AMOUNT Q; capital
Is ordered by the Commission that GER
..tnss's be; snd Is hereby granted. ,.n,hor:
ss bank OF discount and deposit. State
TS9IIs .S,, -. Commission" Tests: r. T.
OFFIcE OF the virginia Stat. Highway
p , cSmmisa'gn, ii% south THIRD Street.
he received At tho once OF the Virgins,
state Highway, Commission. ZIG South
Third Street, Richmond Va, until IL
O'Clock noon Thursday. November l. for
oPfnsiFnetion q section OF State road. Eir-
and;ia arlington County, Va, i.T5 miles
OF ls-!oot concrete road. Engineer OF
Iective bidders the road until (: o'clock
noon on Friday. October -. rians and
sr s s1 Ar ON Me a. 0iiss Of Wis
South Third Street, and at Office Of resi-
dem' engineer at Manassas; Va. Pans
made payable 10 the Second Assistant
Commissioner. $3.50 OF which will be re-
iurnen when plans are returned in good
opened. a certified cheek Tor 5 per cen,
ihc work. no; 10 exceed s5.oOo. made pay
able to State Highway Commissiomrr,
road. The STATE Highway Commissioner
reserves the right to reject any or al.
bids. G. T. Coleman. State Highway Com
missioner
To WHOM II MAY CONCE:HN-Taie
notice that The undersigned. Meriwether
Jones. owner OF the business when ma
heretofore been conducted in the Guy of
Richmond. VrSini.. At Byrd and Eleventh
Streets. under the name OF Old Dominion
Warehouses No. and No. >. intends 10
discontinue the same As warehouses; pub
lie or private. on the 3ist day OF Do
cem6er. 1870. Patrons Of the warehouses
are further notified by the unicrs!gncd
X. J; Reynolds Tobacco Company. owner
OF the said premises, TO remove their
tobacco and stemh from the said ware
houses OIL or before the 3lst day OF Dc
comher. 1920. as the premises will no;
thereafter BE- available for storage o. use
~ warehouses. M.r!wcthcr Jones r. j.
Neynnids Tobacco Company.
Virginia RAILWAY AND POWER
COMPANY.
Seventh ana k'rankl!n Streets.
Richmond. virginia.
October is 1920.
Notice is hereby given ihat the annua,
meeting ~ the stockholders OF ths Sir-
rlpiA hallway ami Power Company will
be held at the general office OF the com
pany, in the City of Richmond. virginia.
on "Wednesday. November IL. 1920. at /?
The transfer books will he closed on
saturday. October - 1920. at } o'clock
j. NJ. and Will be rcopencd on Thursday.
November IS 1879. nj ~ o'clock \. n.
q. II. WILLIAMS.
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Business Places for Rent
STORE;

STORl;
Main Street store
for rent, located be-
tween 18th and 18th.
Immediate possession.
Rent reasonable.
Morton G.. ThaIhimcr,
Second Floor First
National Bank Build
ing.
Phone Rand. 81.
STORES
ound floor of
Commercial Building,
No. 216-1S y. Second
Street; will rent as a
whole or divide.
Morton q. Thalhimcr,
Second Floor First
National Bank Build
ing.
Phone Rand. sd.
once and Desk Room rs
HALE Of partly iurnishod Oiic.. Win
- iAonc, ils yer month. l. go care
TimcS- Dispatch.
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FAhAS-!t you are io"klnS Tor bar
sh'h ~ i"rg. Or small farm or subur >
Iah proper ~ call TO &c. l., r. Rranrn
No Nnrth Sirth Street Room r
Houses FOR Sale Al
~. SAl.E--Sey-rd. big bargains: r,tv
"hu c0uHiT! hnincs. Prices from S,b6o
"a .!"'ov. nl. cas-! terms: small cash ,,ay-
mn II E'r!E possession. Rlchaoud Va
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FOR RENT
West End
lone

East OF Boulevard. Ten uO) rooms.
Modern In every respect. Double ga
rage. Two te) baths and lavatory.
This is one Of the finest appointed
homes IN Richmond. Owner will
lease for six months. Apply
ALLAN, SAFlLI.E &c sNEAD. INC.
5ol-2-3 Va. Ky. and Power Bldg.
Phones Ran. 3a26-3327.
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Want Ada
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Ad Department. '
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MERCHANDISE
T.. L. PEARSALL

Save you money on your
furniture and household
goods. Your credit is good.
1445 E. MAIN STREET.
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hSU San sell anything u you nnd tho
buyrr-Want Ads in The Times Ioisn,i"S
erlnI bGHrr and seller together
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-21

from voE Tou 10, M .sp,snd!a re,u;is
: ne same Telephone ads accepted Csil
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-21

BY G I. e II. I. DENooN. INC,
Real Estate Aucttonccrs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-21

BY WILLIAM i. Redo. Realtor
Member Richmond Real Estate Exchange
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IN THE: DISTRICT COURT OFF TIE:
IN!TED STATES FOR THE EAST
I'm DISTRIcN OLE NIRLiINIA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-30
SAYS
COX FALSE
In charge
G 0. P. Leader on Witness
Stand Denies Existence OF
Campaign 'Slush' Fund
nv l. C. MARTIN

CHICAGO. Aug. so.--Senatortai In.
vrstigation Of Gov. Cox's charges
that the republican national commit
tee was planning TO raise a is.oeo..
600 campaign fund and that sinister
interests we're trying TO buy an un'
sicrhold on the presidency was begun
here today.
Opening OF the s-nate's committee
inquiry found republican party lead
ers In an aggressive mood.
Gov. Cox's charges are false In
what they say and iibelous in their
purpose" win III. Hays. chairman OF
the republican national committee,
declared today when he took the
stand as the first witness.
Hays in a long prepared statement
70 the committee said the national
committees budget for the campaign
for this year called for Ss.o7s,osT.
rha, sum. or approximately that. viii
be raised and spent he said, and not
ti5. ooo. 900. as Gov. Cox charged.
The $4,000. 900 does not Include.
HAYS said. collections for states
where there is mutual agreement
that such collections for state and
national committees shall be done
Jointly. II 10 my opinion that the to-
tai amount which has been and will
be. finally. collected by the Joint
money raising organizations for the
use OF all state committees In their
state elections will Approximate 81
100000. This n no part Of the ma.
tiouai committees fund"
Countering Cox's charges. Hays
asserted republican leaders have
been advised OF the alleged misuse
OF governmental instruments and
functions By the democratic organi
sAtion for political purposes. sending
out thousands Of tons Of propaganda
By the democratic administration
during the paper shortage. whiis
limiting the use of paper by the
press and that large part Of II was
democratic political propaganda all
paid for by tsxpsyers' money: and
were informed. too. that the demo
cratic committee even r~sorted 20
drawing drafts on bankers In WHOSE
banks government funds were depos-
tied. wiring such bankers that they
had already drawn such drafts."
Hays put into the records articles
from leading democratic newspapers
telling Of democratic plans to raise
to.oco. 900 for the presidential cam.
paign- Republican Embarrassing &C.
tivities. he sAid. were influenced by
the reputed stss Of the democratic
fund
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-30
INCLIS, JONES
At SAME MEET
To Address Yanks' Club
Tuesday Noon

Invitations have been extended to
all candidates. irrespective Of party,
To address the Yanks' club AZ IT.
-Dollar-a.M Minute luncheon" 81 Me.
wee cafeteria. at noon Tuesday.
Among those who will speak are;
Judge W. W. Black. Of Everett: sen
ator r. r. Conan. OF spokane; John
A. Geliatly. OF wcnatcheo; Col. Hart
Icy. OF Everett. senator E A. Judd.
Of Chehalls and Col. John stringer,
Of Seattle. all In pursuit OF guhsrna.
toriai honcrs. Senator Wesley L.
Jones and Col. william fnslis. Aspir-
ants for the senate. and Hugh Todd.
seeker Of congressional honors.
The speakers viii hs charged u q
minute for every minute uhcy con.
sum. with campaign oratory. Three
minutes IL the limit
RELLINGHAM. Aug. so.-Col.
William ingiis. republican candidate
for United States nnatcr against
wesley I. Jones. on arrival here
today. was welcomed by loyal
host OF supporters He 10 featured
n the speaker Of the day at the
Rotary club. He wili also hold .
big street meeting.
inxiis came here following . can
vass Of Snohomiah and Monroe on
Saturday. He held street mecsingr
In each Of these places, and w.,s
well received
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-30
Hartley States
Labor Position

Col Roland n. Hartley. CANDIDATE
for the republican nomination for
governor. arrived In SEATTLE MondAy.
He speaks II the Ninth Ward Re
publican club. TrAtsrnal Brothsrhood
hall. Fremont ave. near Ewing st..
at o'clock tonight and at . meet.
Ing Of the District Council Of Paint.
srs. No. IL. 1t the Masonic club. Ar
cAde building. 1T $40.
With reference to his stand on
labor. Hartley said today:
7 believe that every man OF vom-
IN has the right 10 work or to quit
work In such manner and place a.
shall seem best and contribute most
70 his profit and comfort. whether
he belongs to = labor union or not
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-30
IS FOR
GOVERNOR COX
A. r. Of L. Leaders Start
Campaign for Him

WASHINGTON. Aug. so.-TIe~dr
OF the American Federation Of la
Dor. who have gone on record M
favorins the election OF Governor
Cox. today planned . campaign, the
object OF which In TO line up the
labor vote for the demooratic can
didate.
The American Federation Of la
Dor non-partisan political campaign
COMMITTEES has issued report which
purports TO compare the records of
the two leading candidates from the
standpoint Of labor.
Governor Cox" sAid the report.
has shown himself possc~sed Of a
fuller understanding Of the needs OF
the working people. . reader re-
sponss 10 their needs and their pro-
po@ais and = broader statosmanship
In his public discussions OF the prob
lsms OF the Industrial world
The comparison OF records issued
today 10 only one Of hundreds which
labor has SAINT out. An attempt has
been made TO set into the hands OF
working men the records OF con.
gr~ssionAi candidates who have voted
Asains, measures favorable to labor.
Special state and district labor con-
ventsons have been called to accom-.
pilsh this.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-30
HARDING FLATLY
AGAINST LEAGUE
Would Put Teeth In Hague
Tribunal Instead

MARION. Ohio. Aug 5o.--peepise
continued questioning from nswrpa-
permen. Senator Harding was stiii
preserving complete silence on the
question OF campaign contributions
today. He intends to let WIN H.
Hays, national committee chairman.
and Fred upham. national treasurer,
answer for the party before the sen.
ate committee ~ Chicago. II wNs
in,ima,ed he may have something 70
say AFTER their testimony has bean
given.
Preparations for the fall drive Of
the republican presidential campaign
to come In October are under ccnsid-
er~sion between Senator Harding
and his advisers. n was learned here
Ai,ho Harding will not get out On
the stump before October 1. except
for his speech ~ the Minnesota state
fair. consideration 10 being given TO
the localities In which the nominee
should 70 during the heat Of the
campaign. AMONG citisa which Hard.
Ing 10 oorsidsring In hss itinerary are
New York and Chicago.
Speeches II New York and chi
caxo are practically certain. q vas
learned Other cities undsr consider.
alton are Philadelphia. Indianapolis.
St Louis. Kanas City. Denver. Salt
Lake City and SPOKANE Advisers
differ over the matter Of touching
the Pacific coast and the majority
opinion atp resent appears against
going further west than SPOKANE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-30

REDUCED TO Sc
Venice and ciuny Insertions: narrow embresl-
cry edges. seansings and beadings
REDUCED TO Toe
Embroidery edges. inrertions. beadings. mar.
row fict edges and insertions and Ciuny inser-
tona
REDUCED TO i1c
Natural bstiste enbroideries. embroidery bod
fnGs and Insertions: metal laceA real C1uny
edges and insertions
REDUCED TO 80
-<t-inch silk Meta metal lAceA eolGrol =.
broidsry edges and Insertions
REDUCED TO 60
Embroidered medaliiona. coiored emhsv1Awln
metal bands and coiored silk meta
REDUCED TO s8e
-<o-tneh Chiffon Cloths: colore1 sunssaous1
trimminga
REDUCED TO $3.50
Metal Broeadess vesting: fancy eoiors1 tn.
minga -Trimminga. First y1eee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-30
CHARGE
MADE BY HAYS
Says Booze interests Aiding
Demo Campaign

CHICAGO. Aug. 80. - Organized
liquor interests In tn. United States
have vet out 10 elect Gov. Cos Of
Ohio president and are raising earn.
paign funds for the purpose. win II.
Hays. chairman Of tho republican ma.
,ionai committee. charged today be-
fore tho United States senate sub
COMMITTEES investigating campaign
expenditures
Hays read into the record . letter
written by George r. Carroll pr-~f'
dent 81 tho New Jersey Federation Of
Liquor interests. under date o. July
%. 1890. asking for a contribution 20
help elect Cor ana keep the Anti
Saloon league out q powder.
The letter called Cox's nomination
great victory for us"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-30
SEN. LAMPINC
BACK ON JOB
Candidate for Governor In
Active CAMPAIGN

Hass senator George b. fAmpins.
eandsdAis for governos, has sufn-
GENTLY recovered from his recent
accident TO return 10 office WORK ~
his hsadquarssrs In thu Hoge build
ing Annex Physicians viii not per-
init him to travel. however. for =
few dAya fAmping was seriously
injured when . dad sree fell acrcss
the automobile In which he vas
riding over . week ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-30
Wounen's Gloves

IA pairs women's Mocha Gloves.
In chamois and gray shades. Sizes
So and Z. Regular $3.50 and s4.oo
Gloves at ss.+b n pair.
--women's two-ciasp Miianesc silk
Gloves. In Black. whito Brown.
Beaver. Ponece. Gray and Navy.
Regularly Si.T5, Mt si.t5 a pair.
Gloves. First Floor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-30

-f.ingsFfs Clasrs-Coid PLATED
and siivss plated. In either etched
or plain finish Regular soc
quality. NJ &c
liar Bina. Brooch Pins. Hat
Pima Bracelets. Pearl Earrings.
Pearl Beads and Cuff Links
Regular 800 20 si.Ts for soc.
bracelets. Fancy Pendants. Ia
vailieres. Necklaces. shoe Buckles.
Novelty Earrings and Hue Bird
Charms. Regular sc TO CSC. for
Toe each
--First riocr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-30
Toilet Goods

-si.oe White ivory Dressing
Comh~ fne and coarsa or ALI
coarse. af esc-
SOC and soc Face Powder. IN
white and brunette. at ioc a box
Magic Dye Soap Flakes. IN many
oolors. Rer,,lariy ioe. at Sc
--si.7s. $50 and si.:s Bathing Suit
Rars. Special at SOC each.
Closing out our entire lot Of
Bathing Caps. sSc each.
--Tvo-ausrt Hot Water Bo,tiea
Regularly 800. nj 1sc.
Toilet Goods First Floor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-30

~ Swagger Bags all Of real leather one
style OF crepe seal finish. Of Morocco dniah.
and one Of vsche;te- All with the new handles
and ail-ssik moire Innings. Regular SsSo. tfSe
and $50 qualities. at $500 each
"A few odd lots In both allleathef and mcarA
To close out at 25c each.
An assortment Of new Velvet BaEs and Semi
Canteens. also OF velvet In the assortment A.
all the remaining silk Bags regularly 500 =
ST.5o. for SEQ each Flint Ylooe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-30
Stockings
For Women and Children

$50 pairs womcn's Pure silk Hose, With is's
garter top and Isle foot Fuiifashioned. In
Black. Cor'iovan. Brown. Gray and Field Mouse
All sizes In black. but not all sizes in the color
Special for MONEY! Day at ti.ts pair.
400 pairs wornen's Lrie Thread Hose; seam
less. White only. In AL sizes. Special At 4oc
pair.
100 pairs women's Pure silk Boot Hose. h
Black and Cordoyan- Not all sizeaL Special for
Money Day at Si.fB a pair.
--Sso pairs chidrens Fine Ribbed Hose. h sisfY4
seconds Black and White. Not all sises. At ssc
. pair. Hosiery. First Floor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-30
Special Price Basement
NEW FALL HATS, $4.45

NEW FALL HATS, $4.45
early
Special for Money Day only at s%ts each
UNTRIMMED SHAPES, $195
shape> Copenhagen Sand Taupe
and Black For Money Day only at si.s6 each.
Final Clearance Of Broken Lots at Greatly
Reduced Prices
"a WOMEN'S SUITS. $500
Navy Novelty Velour
SO wOMENS AND MISSES COATS. $3.50
$500 -
Is WOMEN'S AND MISSES COATS $500
Mostly Novelty Mixtures formerly s1a9b.
65 WOMENS AND MISSES DRESSES. s175o
Tac Gorgette Serge and Tcotinc Dresses formerly
and $500
45 WOMEN'S AND MISSES DRESSES $3.50
Formerly Ss7b to s325o -
10 GIRLS COATS, $1,000
t225O .'
al NOVELTY VELOUR SKIRTS, $3.50
Mostly Black and White Checks
80 sERF SATIN WASH SKIRTS $500
Regularly s4oS.
So SILK PETTICoATs, $500
OF fancy
100 CREPE DE CHINE WAISTS. $3.50
WHITE and Flesh In kimono sleeve styles Formerly
Go PONGEE SILK WAISTS, SOC
Sizes s6 and IS only. Formerly $L75
Special Price Basement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-30
Luggage

$500 Dress Trunks. sis.7b.
sal 90 Fiber Dress Trunks Si5.es.
-S24po Steamer Trunks, fibor construction.
Sfa.50.
--Si7.o 90 Steamer Trunks. Si7e5.
$500 Mating Suit Cases, $3.50.
--Si6. 90 Leather Suit Cases, sii.9s.
$40 90 Black Cowhide Bags. 1915.
--Si25o warus Grain Cowhde Bags. e79s.
--Ss5 90 Iikly Brown Cowhide Bags. ti975
-s3b. 90 women's Black Cowhide Bags, $3.50.
$500 Overnight Bags $3.50.
$500 Patent Leather Overnight Rags, ten
pieces ivory, $500. Luggage. Firth Floor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-30
In the Arr Section

--C1earsnee Of Baskets at half price.
Fancy Handkerchlefs and Glove Boxea Rssu.
larry si.7s. special at TIC each.
Framed Pictures regularly u.ss. Al u.oe.
--r~athervtte Table Covers. both round and
suuars. Regularly siso. at $3.50 each
--fAmfr Wool Slipper Solos. msses sisss only:
IL IA. 4. . and J. Special at ssc a pair.
FOURTH F1ssg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-30
Farmer-Labor to
Name DELEGATES

sfoKASE. Aug. so---Dclegafes 10
the farmer labor party convention At
seattle September ~ win be elected
next Sunday at . msss meeting
called BY the non. partisan league. the
COMMITTEES Of ~ and the farmer
labor party.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-30
Underwear
Iyreoulnrs and Discontinued
Numbers Of
Mvns;nrwear, sass

Garments which would sell for $50. $500 and
N7s OF wool and msrccrixed. wool and cotton.
and heavy rnercerirsd.
I'm high neck long sleeves. Dutch mock. elbow
sleeves. and low neck. sleeveless. ankle length.
Bodice Vests, zoe
III Bodice Vests. band top with tape shoulder
straps.
Children's Union Suits, $f.95
Odds and ends OF ehildrcn's wool and cotton
mixed Union Suits Dutch neck elbow length.
and high neck, long lengths in the lot. at G.ss.
Knit Underwear First Floor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-30
Eldredge Rotary
Sewing Machine
Mover Dan Onlu, S67.5O

Attractive dust.proof cabinet with an especially
good hand rubbed finish In golden oak. Equipped
with the Edredge Automatic Tension. Cuaran.
teod for ten years Sold terms II desired.
Special at $3.50.
Five Dress Forms slightly damaged in ship.
Day. Second Floor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-30

autumn cclor. Regularly u.'s . yard. ~ si.is.
800 yards Plain Madras. In Hius. Rosa OclA
Green and two-sone shaded - inches vida
Regularly s.ss and $50 Special al Use.
--praperfes. Fourth y1cee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-30
Ribbons, Half Price

Remnants from " 70 A-yard isngthR rs6ues1
to half
bog Fya~es. n the RiSboa secfse~. UtfA s0u~
finish. IN fsce styles. Special fov Mosvv Dag q
3sc each. First Floor