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The Washington times., 1924-10-22

The streets Of the city abound celebrities: for
celebrity there are TWO press agents!
TeSociey Europe and reanet herein
long enough to pack for Florida; she SAITH Il NEW
YORKERp IN
All the appers themselves "vamps and all the grand
mothers have boyh bobs and boyh figures and NOBODY is
mddle-agedl
The rich payh anony and breach of promise damages
and the man rdeh nobody knoweth where
they GOT i'll
Half portions double portions, pigeon
and founders @ of soe yet the hungry continue and
walters to at the tip. @.. .#
returned and the skirts passed away
the evening ah the bottom but is bacss at the
and No knoweh WHICH of her anatomy shall next
be left to freeze For the styles change twenty minues
Consider New York. my Beloved the City Of Dreams and the
Land of Bluff only these:
POOR and for woman 70 be FATl
SELAH.
The Washington times., 1924-10-22
GOetz of the
Iron Hand

CoETz Won BERL1cH1N.
~ GEN, one Of the leaders of
the peasants, in 1926, lost his
right hand in battle and It was
Z replaced by an iron hand.
Whence he was called ''Goetz OF
the Iron Hand"
The Washington times., 1924-10-22
I EAUTIFUI armg ~ ~

~ EAUT1FUL arms are always
charming. but they are
especially desirable in this
era Of sleeveless froclxs.
Are your arms scrawny and
unattractive small. out Of all
The Washington times., 1924-10-22
Stain

TRoN-MoULD stains on linSn
u can be removed by usipg q
warm solution of oxalic ACID, or
salts 'of lemon, rubbed on with q
piece Of flannel f
The Washington times., 1924-10-22

Continued from Yesterday
CHE said uneasily. ''Well, I'll be
~ gone some time. You've been
wonderful to ne-well good-by. .
She went tiptoeing through the
house, locking the doors ana
drawing down the shades, talking
distractedly to herself. Why was
CHE doing this? What did she
fear? It was all bluff ridicu-
lcus! The shameful thing couldn't
happen to her. Andrews wife
would dare!
The Missing Letters.
But she dared to come with a
pistol ana aim 1t at Margaret's
heart. She had dared-oh, how
bad this escaped her? she had
dared to break into their living
room and steal that packet of
old, beloved letters. The loss OF
them had crushed her mother
90 that she phoned frantically
that Saturday at Balvedere.
Andrews wife had those let
ters. So she had something
on Nora Lee.
sac would give up the bonds
in q moment to get those let
ters Ito prevent lily Cornish
rom Decorating her mothers
e.
It occurred to her that she
auld phone to F'airdale - but
ight that make the woman
ore vindictive? Might that In
ensify her sense OF power?
3ive her more .relish in her
cruelty?
She would find out. Anything
was better than this maddening
suspense. She would very tact
fully plan her questions. .
pretend that she was not at all
alarmed-adopt an arrogant, con-
temptuous air
She would say lightly: do
q you please-I'm off for the
East-you can't hurt mer' She
would outbluff her.
She gave the number to the
operator. While waiting for it,
she picked up the Sunday comic
strip, read it from end to end,
q fixed determined merriment on
her lips.
Lily on the Way.
When the phone rang, she
'~New into the hall. shaking and
bars rushing to her eyes. She
paused to remind herself that
she had no fear-no fear at all.
She said in a very lofty tone:
''HelIo! Is this Mrs. Stewart?"
Mrs. Stewart is out Of town.
She is on her way to San Fran
cisco and won't return for sew
eral weeks"
Coming up to bring the
charges! Very well! Nora Lee
went about humning. she
Strengthened q picture on the
wall, flicked dust from a book,
stood in the center Of the room.
pretending to read. Her heart
thumped in Its shattering pace.
But she flung her head back
and snapped: "Ridiculousp' Her
eyes blazed at the shadows
forming in the corners and on
the walls. ..
But finally she went creeping
to her mothers room. She kneIt
at the bed. reaching her arms
ACROSS the pillow. Somewhere
Margaret must know Of this.
From somewhere she would
come.
She pressed her face against
the covers, waiting with shut
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The Washington times., 1924-10-22

The damsel from the village cometh seeking
career, and fortified against temptations. Yet bit
ter is her disappointment when she findeth work
and NO temptations to resist"
The .stenographer goeth forth to her labors
arrayed as . debutante at Q party; and the debu-
tante goeth forth to an afternoon tea arrayed as
. show-girl in the grande finale. But the Broad
way sheik taketh ALL their telephone numbers,
Every husband hath seventeen excuses for be-
ing late to dnner-and no wife belieyeth one of
them! s
The Lord hath created the women; blonde and
brunette created He them But upon Fifth ave-
The Washington times., 1924-10-22
LACK or COLOR DON
MEAN A GIRL IS Sun
OFT sOhGt seen, =, ;t..If
a trifIe, a nnere ~ . ~ III AZ !,
In soma NICE sita 80 - wv
scale n... -,
OF Fate and 80, ~ "'O'
POTt0Ns .-,ShnkeSpenre.

- se q girls cheeks and
a. s.ar,4 to be light, or her eye
hro,s lashes don't stand out. >
]. 49, always q sign that she is
.,at d so many people think. It
: aused by the pigment Of the
IN tissue being too light.
l. Years ago it was considered vul-
gar for a girl to use anything to
make herself attractive like she
would be If she we're normal. But
nowadays she doesn't have to deny
herself the satisfaction Of being at
tractive, or be subject to ridicule
IL she adds the touches which make
an otherwise ifeless face stand
out!.'
Only one thing to be careful Of.
Be sure Of the quality Of the rouge,
lip sticks and eyebrow and eyelash
uencils YOU use. The makers Of the
We1f.known and widely used Black
and White Beauty Creations have
provided most all dealers with high
quality. fine textured rouge, lip
sticks and eyebrow pencils in nat.
ural tints to suit all types, in at.
tractive gold-dipped cases at the
low popular price Of 2bc.
ODvuNlGgaIiIlg M0tGttr
KsyL .NeA.S :SSSSI WHITE
EY.,.tttSt10Ys.I{ISISS1
| .ECOveA Nle1 aye StlpeerlC
MQuGHg Mld& aeGsncc
The Washington times., 1924-10-22
By EIenOre Meherin
dhe biggest and Best story q
Her Career.
nvzYnx,bru
gYN0pBTa.


N0rg0ret Me0d01Cs SB0rrted WIN
Zee 0t seventeen. HIS dissolMts
AGbtta made her miserable, but she
SAdHred him for three gears.
AGr0orst supported her daughter
NorGs by teaching school IN FGirdGte,
sOhere abe met AMdretO.
NOr0s 0rosgM q tO0nsaThood, TeG6
MdMon Les16St, Gnd be0GM 20 m.
&efStGMd tie l0Vo Of Andrea and her
Msother. Nora at seventeen, met
D0ne HerrtcE, a college boy Of stae-
Seen, and commenced to feel lore
borseIE
AsldresD u killed and tile hight
goes out Of MdrgGret's life.
Moro Lee meets MG1WeU Reed .
t0Ttter. Dane IeGVes tolon.
M0r0Gret dies, and Nora Lee Il
hGertbT0Een. AAdre4c's 4ctte threat
eTs % bIGcEen MGrgGret,s good
name.
MGrOGret ne0lectS to dnstuer
D0we's letter and receives calls from
GOdfreN Bell
The Washington times., 1924-10-22
LEE By Elenore Meheril
The Latest Paris STILES

Good Housekeeping, the N0tiOn's Great
est Magazine of the Home.
The Washington times., 1924-10-22

tcopvrirht 1874 by King Features syndieate mes
The Washington times., 1924-10-22

ADVGRTIssMgNT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-21
.BOK'S SILENCE
HALTS PROBERS
Refuses to Estimate Total
Sum Expended for Plan

WASHINGTON. Jan. Il. - The
senate investigation Of the Box
peace award came TO an abrupt halt
to-day when Edward w. Box refused
To tell the committee the sire OF a
fund he said he had established TO
advertise his sio0.ooo peace plan.
After telling the committee no
had paid every penny OF expense
connected With ghe 500. 900 peace
award himself. Box declined under
pressure TO tell the sizs OF the
total fund or how much he has
spent on the ground that Il was a
personal matter.
Faillng TO move Box. tho commit
tee Adjourned.
The committee may communicate
with Bok's Tank In Philadelphia to
find out how much he has spent.
Bok's refusal threw tho commit
tee into an uproar.
NEW YORK. Jan. at.--The name
OF the man who wrote the 800. 600
Box peace prizc plan viii be made
public In Philadelphia February 4.
Il Is announced following completion
OF public baIlotlng en- the plan. Tho
author win BE- presented with the
final payment Of $4,000 by John
w. Davis. former ambassador 20
Great Britain. II the plan Ia APP
proved.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-21
Norman Is
HeadLiner
Female Impersonator
Tops Orpheum Show

Karyi Norman. famous female I'm.
psrsonator. y headiining tho new
show al the orpheum. Some now
songs wonderful gowns. n fine stage
setting and two capable pianlsts-
Bobby simmonda and Keno Clark.
feature hls act.
Bert Baker. one Of the orphsums
finest funmakera. an old fayorite In
Seattle. Ia here again with 'Preyarl.
cation" one-aet comedy playlet
that's Just one roar after another Ha
has a capable company.
AItho his name isn't In big type on
the lbillboards. Frank Dcvoe runs tho
hoadllners a close race for applause
with his popular songs and Jazz dane
ing His Nah Jongr and Red.
Headed Gar songs went over big.
Irving Ncwhoff and Dode Phelps
sing some new songs. and chauncry
Gray and his orchestra lend lot Of
snap to their act.
Bert Hanlon. The Calling Gun
has comedy monolog In which his
ode 10 an Olive" II the best BIZ he
does.
The Three Meivins open the show
with an athletic &C, OF merit. whlle
Bert Lahr and Mercedes have bur
lesquc comedy act
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-21
:, u,pIoN CRANE

Ian sympathy Is . TICK '
,,sns mis- ~. !, max. a
! q the police court and 81
~ s y session. There Is a griniy
'n'a ~ about the room Win
~ rails and wooden benches
= ~, ~ |. an interesting contrast b.
-. -. ne hard.faoed prisoners Win i
W. .e.rhlng looks and tho well
y. ..s officials who 50 about as
aO'sss,re,rned as tho doctor who Is
~, 10 perform a serious opera
-, upon you. Ii.
-. : and when firs, slid quietly
~ de seat. and for some time
~ .s.rr ! my sympathies were all
IN IN ,lai motley crowd Of prisoners
-, vas herded together.
- IN, poor little gray-haired man
"a ne watery blue eyes how sad
: -. ..,us Surely he couldn't have
= -. anything wrong. And those
49, men that SIT together. they
-. h victims OF ignorance. How
- - searted tho Judge looks"
ssm. msditated for a few min
-. hat as tho cases came up l
~. .'ss,y began to realize ! WAS not
-. - ! socd fudge OF human nature
. thought -,
ne eray.haired man had stolen
al. the police said When no
"a % sell II be had been caught.
~ was not his first arrest. He's
:. alstlns petty offender with a
~, record. The Judge gives him
/. ~ sentence
x,xt comes the case OF a man
vsr drank a bottle OF denaiured al
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-21
FEAR FAKE
JAP ALIBI

True Oriental cunning and origi.
nality Is behind a CLEVER scheme 10
free Zlnraburo obuka. suspected az
one OF the leaders in a powerful
opium smuggling ring. according to
Harry v. Williamson. head OF tho
Seattle narcotic office.
obuka. who will shortly so 10 trial
on a charge OF possession and sale
Of opium in Tacoma, was arrested
when acting "a purser aboard the
Ayaka Maru. As every recourse Of
the law has failed to win him free
dom since his arrest. The ring now
has japanese on his way TO tho
United States who win attempt 10
Impersonate the man who sold mar
cotics to the officials. with view
to generating obuka thru nm alibi.
Williamson said.
The government win be prepared
for tho attempt. II II IL carried out.
the narcotics chief declared. obuka
Is scheduled to 60 on trial Janu.
airy Is.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-21
CUPID LANDS"
HARRY O'BRIEN

Harry O, o'fsrten. seaitlo'a police
inspector. will be married Thursday
noon 10 Miss Agnes Hunt i7i3 Il.
Alder ST.. the Inspector admitted Mos.
day. after frantic attempts 10 keep
tho coming naptials a secret had
failed utterly.
II win be a gorgeous ceremony.
and will take piace at the Thursday
noon meeting Of tho OPTIMISM club.
according TO Police Chief w. II. Sew.
oryns. who suppllcd tho information.
and who also win act a. Harry's
best man.
The Rev. Cleveland Kleihauer win
officials nj the ceremony. Miss Rose
Richardson will be maid OF honor 10
the bride Members Of tho op,imists'
club havo arranged On elaborate pro-
gram
Miss Hunt has two brothers on the
police force. Patrolman Bernard T.
Hunt and Edwin Hunt, a secretary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-21
"Save Your Pity!"
-
cvmpathy Is Tickle in Courtroom

cohol 20 ''eure a cold" He gets five
days TO set back on bis feet"
Two bottles OK evil.looking LIQUOR
are tho evidence that Il presented
when a white man and two Fin.
pinos are called. one OF tho Fln.
plnos declares no was merely carry.
lng the liquor FOR the white man.
But the judge does not believe this
alihi or those Of tho other two
men.
As man after man pleads guilty
to drunk charges the sympathy that
filled your heart disappears. You
are beginning 10 have doubts about
all the prisoners.
Finally a little follow with n for.
eign face is called. He has a hugo
bump on his head. his eye Il black
and hts hand "a bandaged. lie was
arrested for fighting. but tho other
man got away.
Did you start tho fightg' tho
judge asks.
Il certainly did not" exciaims
the prisoner. The other fellow
jumped on me and beat me mp"
Il guess that black eye Is pun.
ishment enough" tho Judge says as
he smiles Eood.naturcdly.
That IL the final stroke. The law
has completely won you over. Tho
judge Il not such a hard. stern.
looking man. after all. And you
begin TO understand that motto over
his head:
TO BE Perfectly just In an AZ.
tribute OF tho Divine Nature"
II was my first experience In
police court. and went away with
a resolve not to let sympathy nirt
with me again.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-21
MOTHERS PLEA
LOST IN COURT
Does Not Excuse Breaking
Of the Dry Law

ne responsibilities OF motherhood
a 70: excuse law violation. Federal
,caxs jeremiah Neterer declared
yccaay. He sentenced Mrs. Martha
Eslnaa 70 three months in the eoun-
. Nh and to pay $50 Tine for NO
ht.on a the liquor law.
Ma Bie,man told the court that
IL las a mentally deficient son In
s.aitIe Institution and that he Will
avs no one TO look after him II she
lrzrcsrated
sTou should have thought OF that
htns you violated the law the
cut remarked. Il am sorry FOR
n. but Il the courts do not admin.
ksr the punishment, provided for
~ violation. thu statute books win
\ tnpctent to protect orgnnixcd so.
1xsy that makes laws
henry Overen was sentenced %
~ tine OF $500 and the costs OF
rxscstion for a similar offense.
tfgs z z. ccshman assessed a fine
ft.s land melted out a term OF four
rnihs IN jall TO Edmond De Cierg,
"a to be an old offender agnins,
& prohibition act. De clerE has
nd under q long string OF aliases,
nuurting to records In the hands OF
t1srl agents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-21
NEW Term TO
OPEN JAN. %
Grade Pupils May Enter Pri-
mary Grades Then
By PIERRE I. BARNEs


Far the first time In the history Of
kz;tls schools. pupils will be allowed
. enter the primary grade In the
ntJszr term. which begins January
= Ma announced BY the school
hasd Monday. The one requisite
~ sutrance Is years Of age by
xafeh l. An enrolment OF twelve
y fneen hundred first.year children
= szpecfed With the. graduation Of
~ Students from the grammar
kzooas. The high schools win DO IN.
Ezily crowded.
worth Mcclure. assistant TO Super
sssadens Thomas r. Cole, announced
"a The school enroilments show a
aoataly Increase OF approximately
- new pupils since school opened
: september. The majority Of the
nseruers are from Canada and the
Aac's Western states. and most OF
1s nsnter the primary grades.~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-21
fuys!lup VIII Get
Statue of Meeker

hsou. ,s bronze Of Ezra meekar.
lztIs, UT Meson trail blazer, OF
ssrs !, p p,ss. BE- unveiled in Pioneer Of
October ~ s'ssllup on Pioneer day. in
asqaesnssn'., year. Such was the an.
D,s sculptor. '4'' Of AiOnzo v.
r ~ !, a,,sotiatIons wsr. mad. Co..
Asrss h.s sssysilup Chamber Of Com
'esd By Mayor +. r. o S,',,.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-21
Burglars Active
in Homes Sunday

Ransacking the home Of Mrs. Al.
Zero Koilock. 1865 26th ave. NJ. Sun.
day night. thieves departed with a
ss00 diamond ring, a handbag and
n small amount OF cash. according
to the police.
Burglars broke the glass IN the
rear door OF +. -. Johnson's home,
nj 1899 N. 55th st.. and stole exact.
Iv 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-21
Illness Fatal to
Mrs. Julia McNeyy

An illness Of six weeks duration
ended with the death or Mrs. julia
A. McNevy at her home at 1906 card
ave-. Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Nc.
Nevy, who was a Seattle resident for
the past rs years. was tho widow oil
tho late James McNevy, Seattle at.
torney. She is survived by two
daughters. the Misses Leone and
Lenorn Fowler. who lived with her
and two brothers, John e. Chapman
OF Chicago and DR.. chauncey Chap
man OF Lincoln. Neb. Funeral ar
rangemcnts were being made Mon.
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-21
Plans Are Made for
Lincoln Day Banquet

The Young Mems Republican club
Ia completing arrangements for Its
22nd annual Lincoln day banquet
which win be held this year on Mon
day evening. February IL. at $3.50
p. m. in the Crystal Pool auditorium
Second ave. and Lenora ct. Advance
sale OF tickets to members and pre-
cinct committeeman viii be put on
Monday and Tuesday, February 4
and S, at 1920 Alaska building.
Arrangements are being made by
the officers OF the club, Thomas M.
swale, president; Bert A. Northrop'
chairman Of the executive commit
tee, and J. william Hoar, secretary,
as a general banquet committee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-21
Believe Young Men
Stole Woman"s Car

Arthur Cunther. q. and Richard
jones. 20. werc held In jail Monday
in connection with the supposed
theft OF an auto owned by Mrs.
Paul Rapport. i4o5 Madison st.
The two boys were found driving
the car. police say.
T. Llddeil. n. and Walter Hn-
worth. "a, were Jailed by Pairolman
W. l.. Prendergast, who caught
them at Second ave. and Pike ST.
In possession OF quantity OF
smokers supplies thought to be
stolen. L. L. Russell. 20, mechanic,
Of ss7 Z. 18Th St. was arrested
when his home was found To con.
tain supplies OF silverware, clothing
and auto accessories which police
say they are Investigating.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-21
HESKETH is
BACK ON JOB

Councilman Robert D. Hesketh rc-
turned 70 work In his office In the
county-city building Monday after a
two weeks absence caused by an
attack Of pneumonia
Mayor Brown also returned from
his vacation Monday which viii per.
NIT Councilman c. b. Fitzgerald to
preside at tho Monday council meet.
Ing and vote upon tho resignation
Of Councilman Oliver T. Erickson
and q successor. should ono be nom.
mated
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-21
Two in Car Face
Larceny Charges

-
~ ssr'cs Tobin, alIas John Sullivan.
s,ts . s Byrne were charged
az ~ s sIand larceny in complaint Iut
y sn. onoay. The two were picked
psIt. ss =. night and taken to the
We drunk. a'se OF driving
d. sn.s posting BAH on tina, cb,rss
sns,,,s ~, !. released. but were again
v:ss a : vas learned the car they
nn ',''5 r had been reported stoi.
a'''er IN the day. nun ave W"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-21
Paint SteaIer Is
Given Fine Of 500

Guilty OF stealing a quantity OF
paint from the Brcmerton navy
yard. Charles Fracher was fined 800
by Federal Judge jeremiah Neterer.
Fracher's sentence was lightened. II
is believed, by the fact that he ties.
titled for the government In the trial
Of several other men on n separate
charge OF stealing from the navy
yard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-21
Panic Averted in
Church in Flames

MILWAUKEE,. Jan. 2is--Fire a.
tho Asbury Methodist church here
last night forced the congregation
into the street. Rev. Frank u.
punkley. the pastor. prevented n
manic with words Of caution and di.
rected an orderly march from the
church.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-21
WIS
| CAIN
|eral, Are
|"Trade"

EGrains will
4. closed M
the boe-a- -
|wed frset,or,.
b prices elns ~
A
b gain. o,hsr.
foreign a..
ressinr e,ss-r,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-21
Men Wanted

To build houses by contract nj
Cathcart on and near new high
way But must buy small home
there on easy payments OF 500
down and half OF work. Also
Come today. see our new town OF
Cathcart. only short ride by auto
north OF Seattle. See Darnall OF
Swan. sos Third ave. Seattle. wn
10 ACRES near Renton. $3.50: $50
cash. Also 10 acres. improved
$500: 5000 cash. In skagit coun-
ty. 10 acres, $500; $50 cash. IL. c.
PETERS. 726 Third ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-21
FUNERAL NoTICEs
PERSONAL

WILLIAM PETERs died this morn
Ing at $40, Announccmc later,
Home Undertaking Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-21

3 local wool
> some syeeu-
tericsn vcoh
brn hand %
b 70 be walt
yweIsht sea-
cf the Amsr'
! at IS ceah
kli al s. cents.
basis In bond
for So ans
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-21
Il -
DUCTS
n HIGH
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FED Front

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those wheSs
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.sasd It's spec.
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ns final deal.
as eoua,er~
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Fever. its ~
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close. Amonr
up ! at ss
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-21
20 MISCELLANEOUS FOR
SAFE

CLOSING our SAMPLES
phl2 Administer rugs. $780, Apiece.
large comfy ovcrhtuffrd tapestry
suite, NO; odd davenport, t3bi gem
ulne leather bed davenport. $40.
.EltDM FACTORY 10 YOU
1879 EiHhth Ave- Near Pine 81
BEAUTIFUL Gable Nelson plano.
plain wainnt case. like new, 1925,
VIII take 800 down, less for cash.
Mhkn your own terms on balance.
tlme
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-21
Coffee

6.s5. refined.
H&se.
5xe h.; Ne :
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Foreign sx-
>riing demand
lire. sosiu;
$500, ssse
narke. clesrd
lzsS. of j.
loft se-9ss7b y;
.z: Bslgiss
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