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The Washington times., 1924-10-09
RENSTEIN CLUB WILL
HOLD YEARLY COMPETITION

The Rubinstein Club announces
annual prize connpetition for
american composers. Compositions
!. submitted must be for women's
choral presentation.
Musicians of national prominence
8 Win be selected to serve as judges
z and the prizes win he awarded ac.
cording to the unanimous vote Of
the Judges. In case. Of a. disagree.
nlent the chairman has the right to
ppoint an additional Judge whose
decision will be final.
The Washington times., 1924-10-09
WORDS a1d MUSIC
THE oTiCI. HAS sPoKEllTl

81 Interesting news from R PARIS
The have Just ended stormy cOnclaveA
good word word, ia fact with the co.
called huppa dance CHILEAN creation barred
the leader Of the year The decision bitterly fought
and BY vote the honor was accorded the fiyesep
nations argued clustered and gesculated Tor three
won the battle ssf ks
Paris DEGREES and the world the legend gOes
always Yankeeand may be disposed to heed the
edict 81 the International conference Time will tell
The Washington times., 1924-10-09
ADDIe Tree 81 Years Old

EAST BERLIN, Pa, oct. Son
the farm Of G. 4. Brown, near this
place stands an apple tree ninety
two years old which bears fruit
every year. The tree Is sound In
every way.
The Washington times., 1924-10-09
COUPLE ROBBED WHILE
WATCHING DEAD CHILD

WEST CHESTER. Pa. Oct. 81
While Jacob Noninsky and his wife
watched beside the body Of their
dead child, a thief entered the rear
yard Of the home and carried off
seventy.five chickens.
The watchers heard a noise "a
the yard about midnight. but did
not investigate. and at daylight it
was discovered the fowls were gone.
Tracks Of automobile wheels were
found In an alley behind the hen
house.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-27
HINTS FOR KITCHEN
Useful Cooking Utensils Help tC
Tighten Work.

Are you familiar with those kitchen
utensils which, by doubling up" on
their duties, thereby cut yours in
half?
The modern homemaker knows that
she can prepare her whole dinner, il
she wants to, in one cooking .recep-
tacle-thereby saving time. strength.
fuel and dish washing. She doesn't
therefore, consider a pan as a pan,
nothing more, a teakettle teakettle;
she shops around for the pans and
utensils that will serve the most pur-
poses.
Such a glorified span" is one which
consists of round cooking receptables
which set one into the other. The
hot water in the pan that forms the
base of this miniature tower cooks
an entire boiled dinner" and the
steam from each dish, too, helps to
cook the one above it. As many as
six pans can be included in such an
arrangement. Each inset may be add
ed according to the time required to
cook its contents, and food which re-
quires the longest time to cook IS
put in the lowest containers.
sVu WIN thS
ordinary double boiler; but have you
seen the new kind of teakettle which.
with the aid of an inset, becomes o
double boiler - as good a water bath
cooker as you will find on the mar
ket. Another inset will make the tea
kettle into a pudding or vegetable
steamer. and little rack. with time
clock attached. in which eggs can be
cooked without delaying the boiling
of the water for the percolator. can
also be lowered into the teakettle.
Another little double-lived" time
and money saver is a can opener thai.
is also a bottle opener and a cork
screw. Then. there is a sink dish
pan, with legs, which has a stopper
and gauze trap underneath-you don't
have to lift it to empty it. and 1t
makes a fine vegetable washer.
There are also the double-boiler IN
sets to the aluminium fireless cooking
utensils; the triple nesting compart.
ment fitting into one hole OF the fire.
! less cooker, and a food server. which
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-27

Beauty and convenience in a home
are in no way dependent upon the size
of the house.
The quiet charm of the home illus
trated here, Its dignity without osten-
tation, is an example. The interesting
curve of the porch roof, tie French
doors with side lights in front, the
pergola porch opening from the din
ing room and the pleasing plain treat
lnent of the fireplace and chimney
combine to make the exterior of this
home one of character.
The long living room, across the
front of the home, has a wealth of
light admitted by the doors, side
lights and windows. The fireplace
on one end of the room and the I'M
interrupted wall space OF the other
end suggest interesting groupings of
furniture.
The dining room is conveniently
situated, of adequate size and is well
lighted by French doors.
The bedroom group is efficient,
With the bath between. well segre-
gated from the rest of the house.
The house is suitable for a narrow
lot, the width being 80 feet, with
length of 43 feet without the porches.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-27

country. With New York excluded
the gain over the first quarter oil
last year in 81 cities would be re-
duced to less than 3 per cent, while
March would show loss of 4 per
cent instead of a gain of 3 per cent
I. In connection with the figures for
Greater New York, it should be re-
membered that they are on n basis of
plans filed and are therefore some
what greater than the figures for per-
mits issued.
The twenty-five leading cities for
the first quarter reported about "A
per cent of the total for the 81 cities,
indicating that nearly three-quarters
of the country's building program for
the summer is contemplated in the
larger cities.
Building labor conditions through
out the country may be epitomized as
follows:
1. Wages generally well stabilized
with slight upward tendencies in larg-
er cities where prospective building
operations are large.
2. General employment at peak
wages with especially pressing de-
mands for bricllayers and plasterers.
3. Possible shortage of common la
Dor with the development of activities
now indicated by unprecedented vol
ume of building permits.
4. Possibility of ensuing difficulties
through jurisdictional dispute between
Carpenters Union and Sheet Metal
workers over installation of metal
trim work.
s. Successful and significant CO.
operation of building trades, unions
and contractors in establishing build
ing trades apprenticeship schools to
help. relieve labor shortage.
One of the important factors in the
situation has been the unusual amount
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-27
FIRST 1924 QUARTER
SHOWS $9S4,O55,IO2
WORTH OF BUILDING
Activity in $40 Cities III
Per Cent More Than
First 1923 Quarter.

Building permits issued in 81 cities
during the first quarter of the present
year were II per cent ahead of the
first quarter Of 1923. which was about
10 per cent over March Of last year
when the gain over March, 1922, was
90 per cent. a survey by s. w. Straus
& Company shows. New construction
in San Antonio for the first quarter
of 1924 totaled S2,413,6OS.
While the March increase this year
was not great by comparison with
March, 1923, it must be remembered
that that month was an abnormal
month, being by far the largest in
the history Of the country in the vol
ume of permits issued.
The 81 cities reported permits is
sued amounting to 1854, 055, 102 for
the quarter and $454,S97 POI for
March.
An enormous gain was made in
New York City due to a considerable
extent to the filing of new building
plans prior to April 1 to take advan-
tage of the state tax exemption law
on residential structures. This af-
fected the showing for the entire
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-27

may be used in turn as steaker or
colander.
In buying these devices there is one
caution you should observe; be sure
the utensil you buy is not the sort
that is said to serve many purposes.
but which does not truly serve any
one of them well. 1t is much wiser.
of course, to buy one-purpose tools
than to get too intricate ones, which
cannot fulfill any of their extravagant
claims.
If you are discriminating in your
selection. however, you viii do well
to cut time and cost in cooking by
the use of these little double-liyed"
devices.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-27

of employment throughout the build
ing crafts during the winter months.
These conditions were partly due to
mild weather in, some sections of the
country, but it is noted that efforts
to increase the volume Of construc-
tion in the so-called off-season have
been successful. 1t is significant that
the government through Secretary
Hoover has seen fit to take up this
important phase of the building sit
uation semi-officially through the for
nation of the committee on seasonal
operations in the construction indus
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-27

rent a home or an apartment that
contains insufficient closets, too few in
number.
Women give attention to the kitchen
when they choose a home. They want
cupboards and lots of them. They
want a good sink with the latest
style plumbing fixtures.
The modern woman is keen for a
tiled bath room floor and dotes on a
built-in tub, but look out for the ex-
ira cost.
All women seek the artistic and the
new in choosing a home, some for the
practical as well, A few consider the
unusual. Few are the women who
look at the foundation of n house be-
fore they ask if it contains a fire
place.
Most women will enter a home that
has a sun parlor with loaded glass
windows extending to the floor and be
completely "sold" on the place. After
they have moved in and cleaned those
16S panes every few days they will
have a new outlook. 1t won't be
through loaded glass windows either.
Here's the Moral.
1t can readily be seen that the
moral of the i'll wind finds application
here. Having determined what woman
look for in home. the person who
buys should consider the possibility
of selling some day. He should buy
with women's desires in mind ms well
as his own personal preferences.
In the case of buying a duplex. the
prospective owner should consider
whether the features he is paying for
will be likely to attract desirable ten
ants and bring in stable return. He
should also consider whether it will
sell readily should he desire to dis
pose of it.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-27
GAIN In ORDERS
Southern Pine Association Reports
Increasing Demand.

New Orleans, April 27.-Southern
Pine Association Barometer for last
week shows orders received increased
As per cent over previous week
shipments decreased 7.6 per cent, anC
production decreased IL per cent. Re
ports from 132 mills show 6S,963, 100
feet ordered. 67.7S4,745 feet shipped
and 72,760,09S feet produced. Orders
on hand end of last week were $780,.
656.41O feet.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-27
IL Surely Must.

A sergeant was telling Tommy IN
Palestine that he had just written home
to his wife.
81 told her" said the sergeant, chow
I'd been watering my horse at the Holy
Well at Beersheba the place where
Moses slew Abraham with a stone from
sling, you know"
The Tommy considered this statement
solemnly. Then said:
why. mate. this here land must
burg Chronicle Telegraph.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-27
Don't Overlook Closets.

Closet space receives attention by
women home choosers. Why men who
plan and build homes give so little
heed to closets is one of the unsolved
riddles of the universe. Practical wom-
en- who realize that they can forego
many desirable features Of a house
and still make an attractive and COM
Portable home will refuse to buy or
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-27

Despite an increase in demand,
building material prices showed but
little change during the month. With
the exception Of common brick, which
was somewhat firmer. New York Civ
witnessed drop in, most starting
materials. In a few Middle Western
cities cement was quoted at slightly
higher prices. While the demand IA,
steel has been strong, it has not come
up to expectations and as result
there has been some softeninr in
Pittsburg prices. Except for a Slight
furry in the Dallas market, lumiSsr
has been unchanged.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-27
heN6W
n1Me Old
J y

TOR many of the new homes
being built in San Antonio
every day, the firm of Ed.
Stoves & Sons not only supplies
the materials, but also extends
the assistance in preparing plans
and the help in financing con-
struction by which home owner
ship is made possible to nu-
merous families.
1t has been the privilege of
Ed Stoves & Sons to be identi-
fled with the building of homes
here for nearly sixty years. The
experience of more than half a
century is the reservoir from
which this firm draws in plan
ming the construction Of modern
homes!
These comprehensive facilities
are at your service. Send or call
for our free booklet-"YOUR
HOME, How to Plan and FL
nance Its Construction" You
will find it both interesting and
valuable.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-27

Mrs Goodsole-while you were abroad
did You visit the Holy Land? The Golf
Bugs Wife, didn't. but my husband
did. He wouldn't go home until he'd
played ST. Andrews-Judge.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-27

The Man (gloomily)-I was told TO 60
abroad at once. The Girl-Nonsense!
These doctors mustn't frighten you out
of your life like that. 'Tt wasn't a doe
tor. It was lawyer."-London Opinion.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-27

Jack-Dad. what are ancestors! Dad
Well, my boy. I'm one OF your ances-
tors. Your grandfather Is another. Jack
OH Then why do people brag about
them ?-Pearson's Weekly London).
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-17
MEET TO PLAN
PHONE BATTLE
State and City Legal Heads
Confer on Rate Suit

To prepare FOR trial o. the tsls.
phone rate ease Ia federal court
here, a conference Of state ana city
lesal heads was held "Wednesday
morning In the office OF Corporation
Counsel Kennedy.
Tho case. which win finally deter.
mine the fate Of rate increases put
into effect herr last August by the
telephone company. viii probably
he tried tn the federal court In Sc
attic before Judge r. r. Cushman.
Al the conference were John H.
Dunbar, attorney general. his as.
sistant, H. r. Brodle: city Attorney
r. X Murray % Tacoma. Alex
Winston, assistant corporation coun.
sci % Spokane: r. @. Ray, tele.
zone rate engineer. employed by
y .e state TO prepare data on rates.
and Kennedy and his assistants.
George F. Msasher and Walter u.
Beals.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-17
WILL WILL YOU HELP
} OLD FOLKS?
our Car Is Needed 10 Show
Them Good Time Thursday
Rl b IICmIl nI nm


HAS. you "a etrT WIN sou daDaI.
Hr ysr and driver fer q utur
n'e Thursday afternoon tl take "a
IA of old folks from tho king
unity ola Folks home 90 Gt1rsr-
an 90 thc thrater party witch
hrinr EiNcn them ry Tho star
Do The Hvihg thrstgrf Tho party
- ~ have been held Wrjnysday
az VAS postponed a dag.
N0u srr folks there's about lss
2 feoplr QUE there that are look
sg forward Go Is huEr thrill Thurs
~ Afternoon quite few ~ them
tte never even seen "a movie
Think " b and the only thing that
win spoil the party win D. m case
therr's not enough automobile
donated o. take them There ana
home again
They are Co sss the feature pic
turr. "it ls the law" ana hear
Nehrcs Argadiau hand and have a
rfvg-to-be-f0rFult5p umo ~ there
arr autos enough.
Say youu D. az the HELIX az
p $3.50 Thursday noon, cali III lot
>t-2. or simply drive there al that
time. You win then 50 after the
folks and tring them 20 the show
and tahe them home again about
3 30 3, I'M.
Please foIks-dout let Grorer
30 it We need YOU aud YOUR
car some of these old people may
not d. here NENT Christmas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-17
Nttorns,sa Law
Vital Statistics
BIRTHS


blrthH in their household are re-
ported by thr following men.
Taylor John William, sl9 Uowdoiu
~, boy
Gsorg- Roy Edmond ssos Second
ave. boy.
uiucklsy, Roland smith. tIls tstb
ave & W boy
Lee, Tam Yea gIi Eighth ave, s.,
boy.
sue,rsia,t BENJAMIN. 50: 18Th ave-.
E5tsnall Israel al Washington
o.. boy
Hong. Hat 1905 Washington al. bog.
tlartNrdt Conrad Martin ltl sand
ave. ~ glrL
Morrow burton Orloff. Lsthbrldge.
Alberta. Ganada. girl.
Anderson. James ~, ", il4th 81. and
SlAth ave ~ w girl
Mattes Arthur 1889 westlake ave
Eirt
Christrnssu. Roy Arthur. soos ".
seth o. girl
Peterson. l.ouls Andrew sTss 18Th
nralda. Hector 5tos woodland Park
ave. boy.
Clements Rollie A. Iii brooklyn
ave. girl
Nmrz John N. tgt1 orcas st. girl.
Collins, John ", gos jefferson a.,
boy
Ttuuiand. belmont s.. 90 \. seth
81, girl
Mcfarland, Earl L., 1889 First ave.
W. boy
Gilmore. Galfn. s7st Judklus a.. boy.
Mccain Neal Thomas, tsts Morgan
e.. Elrl.
Raiuey, Mark, 35is Rainier ave.
girl
NgManamou. Jane Joseph. Thep-
dora home. boy
snyder polphis T., 1906 Eighth ave
g. girl
MsSolly. william. ii6E Sixth ave.
y. girl
Peterson. Alfred Mat. Ronton. giri.
Namamoto. kunisukc. 1888 Main o..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-17
| TRANSPORTATION

SAN FRANCISCO. i.G! Mccormick
1teRmeT Crosse city. t2s $50. so
Rail-Ptckwick stage ts5 hours),
Bros. itOs Fourth. aiA ln-sif0.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-17
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Name and Residence Ago
Miller otto SiEifrsd Tacoma Legal
Young Florsnce T.. Tacoma. Legal
Harrington. Douglas H.. Rem
ton ..t...sr.s...s.s.. Legal
Mcclellan, Charlotte. Seattle Legal
Matzkind, Harry j. Aberdeen ....ss
Ordell Pauline. Seattle ....s.-.r.I9
StnnekinE Howard v. Yakima IL
Graham. Myrtle. Seattle ,.........s
Whitsside. Paul l.. Seattle .,.....ik
uanakIna. MArcellr. Snattln ....-.IA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-17
Says Theft Charge
False; Woman Sues

Charging that she lost her position
with the Oregon.Washington Rail.
way Co. In May. 1888. because she
was falsely charged with stealing
Sf9S belonging 20 the defendant.
Catherine c. Needles filed suit We'd
nesday for 1880 damages against
the Western Union Telegraph Co.
She says that she was employed as
Information clerk for tho carrier
company and recelpted moneys FOR
telegraph messages for the defend
ant company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-17
DEATHS

Hitchcock. Gertrude Ellen, "a. t5,-
10th ave. y, =. Dec. 49,
Boyd. Rose "a. 1883 John ct. Dee IL
pabucy. Frank. u. 5zs broadway y,
Dee ~.
FitEaimouA Thomas. a.. i72t Yure
ave. Nov rs.
Bsuezra, FL -. $50 18th ave. Dee
rs.
Larson. George Carl. :. 1888 W. s2nd
e.. Dee H.
Jorgsnasn, NeIis T.. 81. iii Borcn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-17
7 FEMALE HELP WANTED

hAEcELLEEs q HAGRDREssERs
earn iis 20 t35 weekly. and tho de-
mand exec eds tho supply. We
teach you how IN a few weeks and
assist you 10 n position.
CARSON IiAIRDRESSING COLLEGE
Third Floor Yale Bldg. Opp. T.. o.
MA In 2aqI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-17

WANTED a high school or uniyer-
sity student who gets out Of school
at 200 o'clock or earlier 10 work
evenings. Boy who has carried
ton Dept
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-17
OPEN EVENINGS
FL IOT.sgaG
Star Special Sedan

star Special Sedan. Your
girHt chance 90 buy this
peer Of light closed cars.
The only ono 81 lts type
on tho market Tho last
word 80 equipment. the
leader In performance: u
Us Impossible 10 buy moro
comfort or convenience
s beautiful car. 90 which
owner added every aces
sorry 10 express individual
itY and taste An ideal
FAMILY XMAS GIFT.
SEE 1T before buying
any new chr. WE'LL LET
YOU be the Judge. PRICE,
YOU'LL EXPECT 20 pay
"a hundred more than
we're ASKING,
CALL HYLAND, ia ST-054t
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-17
g. FOR SALE-REAL
ESTATE
CHRISTMAS SPECIAL
fMMIrnI ATE pnGgEgGrDN

TMNEUTNTL FOSSESSION
i8.B50-Tho best i-room bungalow in
tho University dlStrlct for tho
money Hardwood floors inc all
rooms but the Kitchen It's In tho
pink Of conditions cement base
meuti corner lot, and both streets
paved; handy TO grade and high
school, and very easy walk TO
unlvcrsity blocks to street car
Move right IN and have your Nmas
dinner In your own home. It's
only $3.50, with small cash pay
mcnt down, and the balance as
rent. SEQ owner at ace 10th r.,
Il. Mll lrbo-7i00.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-17

EARN $40 10 1850 monthly, oxpcnse
paid. As railway traffic inspector.
Position guaranteed after compile
ton OF . month"; home study
course or money refunded. Excel
lent opportunities. write for free
booklet Ali, stand. Business
Training Inst, buffalo, n Y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-17

8 MEN wanted 10 work on our 36.-
00O-Rcro California ranch: also
men TO cut wood az Cathcart. But
all must buy land at Cathcnrt
and pay down 500. More car.
as new highway II finished. Sec
PETERSON or PERRY. Dos Third
ave, Seattle Wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-17

9 MALE HELP WANTED

BOY WANTED AT ONCE ron GOOD
DOWNTOWN ROUTE. HIGH
SCHOOL BOY PREFERRED. AP-
PLY IN PERSON At THE CIRCU-
LATlOS DEPARTMENT THE sE-
kTTLE STAR. SEVENTH AVE.
BETWEEN UNION AND UNIVER-
StTY SITS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-17

AT ANNEX. 2O04 5th, near Wostlake
av.. clean. furnished. steam heated
bedrooms Cnen): free bath and
phone Trans. 40c: weekly $500.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-17
Divorce Complaints

Aid ~ samuel r. Short. cruelty.
winuvtth vs. Cameron N Tvi.r
crus Its.
sarah T.. We Oscar p~vlue. cruelty.
Hazel +. 50, Joseph Gottntrin et All
cruelty.
I. J. W. Jennie rl.ry. cruelty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-17
Stocks Offered
We Will Buy
Stocks Offered

5000 Alaska Pet d Coal $50. Special
1000 Beacon Coal Mines ..... .07Is
100 Rest Lock. Frank y. .. 200
30 Ellis Resilient wheel .. 500
iQge Forks Drilling ...... Spe cial
10000 FORKS OIL .....s...... Bid
10000 Petroleum PToducer5.. .OiE
20 Radio COrp'n OF Am. Market
10000 Ruby Joe Ming, per II. 30
400 Rothert Process Steel g.. .I7ts
100 Sound Rubber ......... 40
80 NltOmen Cereal ...... $50
WANT-Olympic Hotel End 5ftg.
Hirst Chichagof. Rotary Plow.
c. j. Steeple
1IG Cherry st. MA in-5sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-17

buy We have had IN our Of
flee IN many months n 10
only HtA months old. built
hy one 81 SrhttlsH best
builders: strictly modern In
every way. and much better
than n brand new house. a.
all tho cleaning o. done. y
sure II n real Dream Home.
Tho ycTy choicest Al oak
floors. an exceptionally
WE'LL built. artistic Till
FIREPLACE: NCH
DOORS. GORGEOUS LIGHT
ING FIXTURES WE'LL
planned CABINET KITCH-
I'm, large. cory BREAK
FAST NOOK. very latest
plumbing fixtures. RECESS
TUn, mRrblgHtoue floor, tile
drainboard. cement base
meut. furnace, laundry
ifhys. etc. And besides all
~ this. you viii receive FOR
tho same prirr the IaUht clr-
giant furniture anyone could
wish for n consists IN part
OF a wonderful. very rIpeu-
sivc velvet oyerHtuffed liy-
Ink room suite. gorgeous
wilton ruEs, beautiful wall
nut dininE room suite with
blue lsather-tehtcd chairs,
buffet 90 match. n wonder
ful walnut bed. dressing
table and chifrnrohr. West
inghouFc electric range. in
laid iin0lcum. very tasty
drapcFieA. otc. Tho furui-
turo l. all bust Ike new.
not a EcrAtch on -. Don't
delay on this ono. as Il POSI-
lively should sell 20 thn fret
party who sees y We have
the exclusive listing Of this
wonderful home. and all we
ask IL chance to show n.
a. Il will sell itself. Phone
NOW for one 81 our sales
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-17

Iuru FIR Cu. rrrairius. remodel
ms and mauursrfarirE Enprrt
l1r Work HrIcra chat plrars sou.
$50 TrapIra BANS mas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-17
PERSONAL

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