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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-08-02
Making Writers Efficient

A scheme OF work" for writing
short stories is given by Max Bontel
in Fiction Writers on Fiction Writ.
Ing" the short story analysis com.
piled by Arthur Sullivant Hoffman.
from answers to questionable he
sent more than 100 authors con.
corning their creative methods. The
scheme H.:
1. Be sure an idea Is worth de.
veloping from a human interest"
standpoint. .
2. Develop the climax first.
3. Start of the characters like Q
bunch Of obstacle racers and bring
them to the climax as quickly, but
as logically as possible.
4. Write tersely at first, expand.
ing where advisable-rather thar
write voluminously and chop out.
8. Write nothing that won't al
least put a grain Of weight into the
nnal wallop.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-08-02
(Ml5limS
Says;
See things as you travel along, be.
cause life is one-way street.

See things as you travel along, Be.
cause life is one-way street.
Trying to choke some of the CID
fashioned ideas down people is like
trying to make an auto run on hay.
Common sense is what makes a COL
lege education valuable.
Breakfast bacon is fat meat that
got into society.
The only time some men think they
have no kick coming is when it comes
time to kick in.
Thinking you know is never as i'm
portant rs knowing you think.
This world seems worse than it is
because you never hear much about
the bad things that don't happen.
After a man sows his wild oats
he expects some woman to help him
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-08-02

Now suppose you had stayed at
the hotel or camp! You would have
lolled around, and your mind might
have wandered to affairs at home;
and the flies would have bothered
you, and maybe you would have
found a newspaper and been bother.
ed by a market report. -
Instead of that you. are out in
primitive occupation you return
literally to boyhood-and, that's
what you need on a vacation,
IF you 60 boat fishing, you are
hkely to get the. exercise Of rowing
and the. relaxation of lying in the
sun waiting for bite. It's hard to
beat fishing vacation!,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-08-02
sUPER-POWER PLANS IN EUROPE

SUPEk-POWER PLANS IN EUROPE
Establishment of great power pools
by the interconnection of transmits
sion lines covering large areas, link
ing up electrical generating stations
according to the socalled superpow-
er plan in effect in many sections of
this co'ntry, is proceeding rapidly
in other parts of the world. Advan-
tages gained from such pooling of
power are more complete and eff
cient use of generating equipment,
particularly of hydro-electric plants
where the water flow is seasonal, and
economies of investment and opera
ton.
France has begun s.super-power
system that will extend from the
Pyrenees on the Spanish border to
the Italian frontier. Another system
will make use of the water power in
the Alps, and third will bring pow
er from the coal fields of Lens d.
rect to Paris.
England, following the plans made
| during the World war, has been divid-
| ed into Is main zones. These, it is
expected, will be interconnected and
fed from relatively small number
of large capacity central stations, like
those at Manchester and Glasgow,
while most of the six or seven hun
dred small plants now in use will
become distributing units instead of
generating plants.
Italy has already developed her wa
ter power sites in the Alps and Apen-
mines into connected systems, with
enough power to supply her cities
with current and to electrify the rail-
roads in the north and on the Genoa
| coast.
Spain is planning a.s1auper- power
system like great wheel, VII ose hub
will be at Madrid and whose rim will
be high-tension power lines carrying
current from hydro-electric plants in
the Pyrenees and on the PortugLe se
border.
Japan, remodeling her electrical
supply after the great earthquake.
plans to connect the hydro-electric
stations in the central hills with
other generating plants into a wide
spread super-power system that will
carry power to Toxic, Yokohama,
Osaka and other cities and will at
the same time supply current for the
railroads of the empire.-Boston
Transcript.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-08-02
Editorial Review

Comments reproduced in this
tho opinion Of The Tribune. They
are presented here In order that
our readers may have both sides
Of important issues which are
being discussed In the press Of
the day.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-08-02

Often as I work I stop to see.
really see.t see everything, or tc
listen, and 1t Is the wonder Of won
ders how much there is In. this old
world which we never dreamed of.
how many beautiful, curious. inter
esting sights and sounds there are
which ordinarily makes no impress
sion upon our clogged, overfed and
preoccupied minds. have also
had the feeling-it may be unscien:
tiflc, but 1t is comforting-that any
man might see Ike, an Indian OF
smell like q hound II he gave to
the senses the brains which the
Indian and the hound apply to
them. And I'm pretty sure about
the Indian! It is marvellous what
lhap can do when ne puts his en-.
tire Asjnd !, upon one faculty and
bears down herd:-David Grayson
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&hgf a1&l62
bought a beautiful home in the foot
hills.

nils.
Telegram From Leslie Prescott to
Mrs. Richard Summers
You cannot tell, dear, how sorry
was that we. could not carry through
our arrangements for your wedding.
l know it was very beautiful from
the wire which was sent me by Sgd
ney Carton. He says you looked very
happy, and that Dick had the beatific
cast of countenance of the cat who
has eaten the canary. Dad is q little
better and some hopes are held out
for his recovery. Sorry will not
see you before you leave for the west.
Remember, you have all my love and
good wishes for your happiness. sc
Telegram From Leslie Prescott to
- Sydney, Carton
Thank you so much for wiring me
about Bees wedding. Otherwise I
should have known very little about
1t. My father is q shade better, but
the crisis. has not been. passed yet.
Knowing all that you do you will not
expect to see me before you leave
for home. Will you wire me if the
baby is all right? Did Paula Pelier
see him when she was there
Have written both to you and to
my friend, Sally Atherton. Have not
heard from Ruth and did not see her
name among the guests, so expect
she has gone to, New York to meet
Walter Burke. That was the reason
/ could not get hold Of her when
left. Will you please send me her
New York address II possible? You
can get 1t at the shop Thanking
you> -.
Always.
:, Il 3 LESLIE.
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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-08-02
"A Thought

let the lying lips Be put to b.
aence which speak grievous things
ptoad!y and contenptuously assinst
the rtghteopp.-Ps. 3l:lS.
-Tupper. 4.
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.NewYork nate lssds slb the otkers
IN TIE amount of'Nwater.Sower Ae-
veIopm0nt, fs.ff ..sgt ,Ssia
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PHENOMENAL


An artificial kidney, invented by DR.. John j. Abel of
Hopkins Medical School in Baltimore will soon be tried out
expermentay in Berlin It's purpose to relieve the kidneys
dur dangerous moments such when poons like
ury compounds in the blood The imitation kidney
made of glass tapped into veins and arteries to filter the
blood
Seems wild suggestion now, but will scientists finally
perfect artificial hearts, stomachs and the like? The body
after all, is just delicate machine If put
engine in fivver why not in person? Good gymnasium
exercises for the imagination
PARSONAGE
The pope receives $1,000 pieces of mail day. Most of
them letters.
Hugo SHINES is believed to have ranked second among
the great personages Of the world in the amount mail
: Henry Ford, not far behind
Secretaries who examine the mail of the great observe
that the majority of the communications solicit aid while
only relative few offer help It is peculiar kink of
chology that the takes pen
typewriter in hand, he begins to ASK for something.
BONEHEADS
They built emergency hospital yin Oakland, Calf
toners First emergency arrves-and it's discovered
the elevator is too small to get stretcher into it. So the
emergency hospital is uselessand all account of mat
of four inches in the width of elevators and shaft
One cents worth of mistake destroys dollars worth
Of effort Safety first is fine personal policy It involves
more than careful steering Of an auto.
The movies are using miniature glass castles houses and
everything People who act in glass scenery should not
throw fits.
In London was arrested for cussing in show.
We think we have seen that same show. 3. !.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-08-02

Kish. the oldztt. capital Of Baby-
lonia. Is believed to4aye been found.
ed after the flood. ~s 81
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-08-02

After a man sows his wild oats
he expects some woman to help him
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-18
YOU'LL FIND
TT HERE

Seattle members OF tho Klwanls
club win distribute their usual
Christmas sifts to poor families next
Wednesday.
The state supreme court has DC.
clarcd a city law. liecnsing dealers
who handle secondhand goods. in.
valid
Ladies Of 81. vincent's auxiliary
are staging a Christmas sale Thurs.
day. Friday and Saturday in tho
Spar - ballroom al the olympic.
i ierai Arrangements for Mrs.
Frank Dumonticr. who lived in Sc.
attic 90 years, will be made Saturday
when tho body arrives from Bur.
bank. Cal.
Taxation proposals and the chill
labor amendment will be taken up
az a meeting Of King county iegisla-
tors next Monday evening.
Filings for three city posts win
open January ! They aro 70 I'LL
positions held BY Council Members
r. l. Blaine. Kathryn Miracle and
Bertha Landes. All three viii be
candidates for reelection.
Gov. Bone Of Alaska has invited
President Coolidge and tho governors
OF every state in the Union to visit
Alaska In 1895
S. J. Chadwick. @. c. Black, o. f.
Kegcl. a. +. Haines and f. l.. skoel
have been appointed to nominate
new officers for tho Chamber OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-18
Automobile Makes II
Miles on Air

An automobile goes - miles on
air BY using an automatic device
which was installed In less than five
minuteE. The automobile was max
ing 90 miles on a gallon 81 gasoline.
but after this remarkable Invention
was Installed 70 made better than
81. The inventor. sIr. J. A. stransky
IS nth 81. Pukwnna. South Dakota.
wants agents and Is willing 70 send
q sample az his own risk. Write
him Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-18
Christmas Dinner
Slated at Church

Young folks who arc AWAY from
homo for the holidays arc invited TO
attend Christmas dinner to be
given nj p. m. Christmas day at
tho Plymouth Congregational church.
Tho dinner is being directed by the
Girls club and the Young Mems club
OF the church. Complimentary tick.
ots are available at the church office.
\ Christmas program and party will
follow the dinner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-18
Business as Usual
in Spite of Storm

]. n. Miller, VINO has little
cigar and soft drink stand at Sew.
enth ave- and Union at, Is n cheer.
full soul a big wind nearly blew
away the top Of his stand. and did
tear out the electric wiring. Tho
snow and cold got In and frozc oil
Of his pop and wet his stove wood,
but Thursday found him Keeping
open house" with a smile.
"I1l take the pop home tonight.
and. II necessary. III take e 70
bed with me" he snys
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-18
Postoffice Deserts
Trucks for Wagons

On account Of tho dolugo Of
Christmas packages, the postoffice
department has abandoned its usual
trucks for picking up mail at the
gubstations and Is operating L. s.
@. NJ G, covered wagons from Fort
LnMton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-18
McCal'un
Chiffon Silk
Hose, S1.95

A delightful solution
for the recipient and an
inexpensive one for the
giver are these Silk
Hose-so fine in their
quality, so beautiful in
their clear, lustrous
weave, that a higher price
would unhesitatingly be
paid for them.
Full-f a S h ned, with
mercerized Isle tops and
feet, exceptionally dur
able, and inclusive of
these shades: Gold, sill
yer, flesh pink, Russian
calf, cocoa brown, parch-
ment, stone gray, cannon,
racquet, r a c h ellie and
bunny.
First Floor
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Handkerchiefs

Beautiful Handkerchief
are gifts of unfaiIing ap-
peal. For women, there
are very unusual styles in
pure linen, novelty effects,
in vivid colorings with ex-
quisite embroidered mo-
tifs, packed three to each
box, artistically arranged.
Special, S1.S9 box.
For men, Pure Linen
Initial Handkercheifs of
sheer quality with half
inch hemstitched hens
and large Longfellow in
itials in block design. Spe-
cial SOC each.
First Floor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-18

Commerce; election will be January
II.
Funeral services were held fhurs.
day for Mrs. Janet Taylor. OIL, who
lived at 1868 Rainier ave, the Rev.
+. w Erickson officiating
Riley Fry was found guilty on
two liquor counts by jury in Judge
Neterers federal court "wednesday.
Appeal bonds for Frank Rossi.
convicted on a liquor charge and
sentenced 10 two years and fined
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-18
Amber Ivory
Toilet Sets
Special S9.75

five-piece Amber-Iy0ry
Toilet Sets, consisting OF
a French plate beveled
mirror, hair brush, comb,
powder box and hair re-
ceiver.
OF heavy stock. highly
polished and u most at
tractive pattern. A gf,
any woman or girl would
appreciate. First Floor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-18
l0DGEMEN FILL BASKETS

An Eagles are expected to attend
tho Christmas shower to be given by
the local order in the han Friday
night at S. As pass 10 the party
each lodge man must have n pack.
age OF non.perishablc food 10 help
FIN 80 Christmas baskets.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-18
GILMAN C. C. SPEAKER

L. c. Gilman on Friday noon will
detail the accomplishments OF the
National Chamber of Commerce
meet at Los Angeles recently, at u
meeting of the members council of
the local chamber at the Masonic
club rooms.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-18
Christmas
Package
Dressings
Special SOC

Christmas Package
Dressings in an individual
holly box, consists Of -
sheets of high-g'ade tis-
sue paper. 2 sprays Of ar-
tificial holly, - greeting
cards. 3 packages Of at
tractive seals, / spool
each Of ribbonzcne, sandlc
lace and tinsel cord.
First Floor
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5000. have been raised from $4,000
to $1,000.
Abou; 1900 children will sing at
Music and Art Foundation con.
cert nj the Metropolitan. Deem.
Der 60.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-18
Lace Trimmed
Boomers
Special
S1.00

A very acceptable gift
indeed is a pair of these
striped Satinay Bloom
ers, daintily trimmed
with val lace. They are
of good quality material
and come in shades Of
orchid, honeydew and
flesh color.
Second Floor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-18

AIR FINIT j. bcsiegud with
Afl requests Tor employment
lic i s0rr, hc cannot provide o.
TIL, department. i Intended only
a, a mrans ~ directing sttrn
tom te u,r,icd improvements. iaN
puhlic scrN icr. etc. and. much AZ
hr would like 10. Mr., FiNit {, uns
able 10 consider personal ind.
,tdual natter,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-18

cucr 7 lice on rae toa floor ID
ihr Uiah hotci s2s5 l-s Firsf arr.
r. 8, q
Tho health department has prom
lscd 90 investigate this. aud remedy
the trouble sou complain or ~
there rs any delay, cau up Mr
FrasCh. o. tho health department.
MA ia-tPio A number u arrests
have been made this week. Whrr,
operators of department houses have
shown disposition 20 save coat
NJ, FEiis am wondering NJ
they rul thr nrrfcr arc, car f0r
umssrmcuiF Mondqv m5ruing. Dr-
crmbtr rs, brfrrrn eco q. nL uud
$50 q. w, there trrrT fire cHrs
passed Garfield 81. without sf0ppiug.
and there tccrr srtrn people trulf-
tsD. TIE slrfh car capir az 6s55'
and took on those passengers trho
has NOT iralkrd over 20 Wesilakr
q. ", ~.
Seventh arc. ~.
Il g. possible the cars were al
full n sou are certain they were
not call up p, w Henderson.
MA ln-sO0o, and tell him about H.
and BE- viii see that II does not
often occur again
mr. Flrit Why not haze the.
eiiv Inspector look ouer isHd crr. s..
ors hrrtoH 81 n Is So muddy iec.
hare 70 iearr ihc car ftro blocks
irons ihs house. and there - no.
sidewalk 4 liifie 0rdrrl aHd somc
boards irQHli b. fine
MRS. r. 4. q.
To set street paving Or sidewalks
put In. lt must D. taken up by petit
ton with the city council. Blanks
Tor this purpose may BE- had az tho
office o. the city engineer. County
City building 4 majority OF the
abutting property owners must sign
this petition. and it must Dc pre-
ssnted % the chairman Of the
streets and sewers committee Of the
city council John r Carroll. MA In
5000, j. the man 10 tse when you
have tho proper petition ready.
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LEG SORES

ARE Durable. II you suffer from Lee
Sores OF NgricoHn Ulcers | win send you
absolutely FREE copy OF my famous
book that tells how 60 be rid OF thess
troubles for NIL time by using my re-
markhblo painless treatment II Ia dlf.
ferent from anything you over heard Of
and tho result OF over 90 years special.
iElng. Simply send your name Rnd al.
dress 20 Or. II. J. WHITTIER. Butte tsI.
,2i East lith St, Kansas city, Mo.-
Advertise
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-18
Better Grade
Flannelette
Nightgowns
Reduced TO
So 90

Vcry attractive Flannelctto
Sightgowus--for they arc az
tractivo now as well as comfy
and warm-in dainty ghadcJ
in flesh, orchid. maize and
white. beautifully trimmed
with colorcd embroidery and
hemstitchinR. They are cut
generously fun and arc our
regular $3.50 quality.
Second Floor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-18
NeaO Release of Victor
and Brunswick Records

No 25l9-75c
| Want You Old Pal-Fox Trot
Cocoanut Trot-Fox Trot.
No. l9509-75c
SaXophone-Fox Trot.
Hey Hey Ieel Hee.-Fox Trot
No 2753-75c
Ne and the Boy Friend-Fox Trot
Didn't Care Till Met You-Fox Trot
No. l95O7-75c
Nancy-Fox Trot
No One Knows-Fox Trot.
No. 27iO-75c
At the End Of the Sunset Trail
The Pal That Loved.
No. l95O5-75c
Memory Lane.
All Alone.
All Records for Gift Giving are neatly boxed in at
tractiye Christmas boxes.
-McrIanne Floor
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No Eizg Ta-rr a. dnnting
fssf1ia gf ne r1rHrr 6f Eau1rd
rfr. aHf slA Hr- s., Vs. uhtch
seeds ussr HftrHtiaH 10 attempt %
ca rr1r rHrEgh % &c o. rrf q drink
ragE q Erra saaktH1 nc hos been
ia thb ouHEitilH for a rrar or morr
Etr b. MRS p. r..
fSih 1tv. A. "
This has been referred 10 both The
street department and the water De-
Fartmcut. and promise obtained
thar the fountain would receive I'm,
mediate attention. IN case of delay.
can up MA in-so0o. and ask far'
Superintendent o. STREETS Barkhuff
Mr. Firi Rscrntiv 2 rliira up
NE 80 ls70 on dol pAoHc. 7 tCns.
iafarmr8 Thar fhr phour ,rds or ~
aFfrr Z thru called crutrll. deposit
Geo uuothcr Hictrl Sac toli uir ttf
uumbrr tcIHfri tras ouf OF order
hHt neither 20 ny uickris tcas re-
tsrarA, OHcr BEFORE , bod q similar
experience. only the linc tCus husy
snd otter Spending rs rrufs. I gurs'
90 Hp BriHT HHabis % trors az tbs
tHT con- ul afford thssr snail
asfrS =. p.
SEQ Wal So
II you viii call tho business office
~ the telephone company FL lot.
ao9s, and explain this matter. giving
the name and address. they will
check up and refund tho amount
they ind due you. or n you arc a
rcsuiar subscriber. cali your opc-
utor and explain 20 her. and you
viii either got a refund. or Q CONF
pleied call free.
Mr.. FLii. Why "a q that thcI
citV cH0iHcer's office ads 50 per
erui 70 the paring eoHfracfs' I pav
m0re than 1900 fares each vchr.
and then ans called upon %
pay 50 per cent 10 the engineers
department. on pairing ~ looks 90
wr Ike catching them coming and
1oiH1. Please hare them crpluiH.
J. O..
Sirih rc1. y.
The city engineers office explains
that there is no regulnr system o.
adding 80 per cent % all paving
contracts OFTEN. they po.ut out q
tid win run over the estimate. or
some complications viii arise. caua-
ing advanced costs. and that such
amount can only bc taken care %
by Increasing the assessments In
eases whcre the bids run much Ia
excess o. the original estimate. the
property owners arc called in Tor n
conference before the contract Is let /
Nr. FLrif; trish g0u icou'd fir k
80 thar mB room trig D. heated as
TIE lao Proridcs Yesterday The hea.
reached M radiator Que fimr. and
remaiHcd only short trhile. aud
this Is not an uncommon occur /
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-18
MIR. F'iXit
Shower Bath Feature to Be Removed
From Drinking Fountain on Bal
lard Ave; Muddy Streets Are Cause
of Complaint

Ihere be no more soangs for those who use the drink
ing fountain the corner of Ballard ave and Goth ave.
\ w promise has been obtained by Mr.. Fi that the
fountain will be fixed
Mr. Etxff'a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-18
Rayon Vests
S1.00

Vests Of fancy suipe
knitted Rayon, in bodice
style with m ercerized
shoulder straps. In peach
and flesh color.
First floor
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and finished. All parts can be furnished should
an occasion arise that ii is necessary to replace GER
tain parts. Nearly all with disc wheels and rubber
tires.
DoRT-35 inches long, with Bumpers &C or
ana Gas rank ...,, .,............ VOsOO
FIRE CHIEF-36 inches long, with Brake, Fire
Bell, Bumpers, Headlights and GO or
Rubber Pedals ................ ~ L. OO
DURANT-36 inches long, has Bumpers. Motto
meter, Windshield, Tenders r7O nr
and Rubber Pedals ..,......... ~ i - 90
NO. 9 RACERS inches long, has Bumper, Head
lights: Horn Brake and Gu or
WILLYS-KNIGHT-i1 inches long with Bumper.
Headlights, Horn, Brake Oh or
ana Motometer ........,....... " l. 4. OS
COLUMBIA GA sport model As inches long; has
Windshield, Bumpers, Headlights, d. n or
Motometer and Tenders ........ - L y. %
PACKARD-iO inches long with Windshield, Head
lights, Tenders, Bumper, n1n or
Horn and Brake .............. VI O.JC
BIG RACER-50 inches long, has Bumper Head
lights, Horn, Motometer Gas COZ or
and Spark Control ......... SL 30
PACKARD Gil inches long with Bumper, Head
lights, Tenders Spotlight Horn, COZ or
Gas Tank and Spare Wheel 80. DZf.SC
PIERCE-ARROW SEDAN-With Pneumatic Tires.
Headlights, Tenders Spotlight, Bumpers Horn,
Side Lights. This is 81 inches long-two-
door model Regular price GO .vE
$500. Reduced to ............ DfJsf y
Basement Store
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Imported
Soap
Speciol75CBoa

y tItNtI DON OF IIlpUII-
ed Soap. representing a
basket Of fruit, packed six
pieces 10 the box "A
peach, lemon, apple, pear,
plum and walnut.
This soap rs made Of
pure oils and is delight
fully fragrant.
-First floor
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s.
g -
OaE::BE:D
.ONE-DAY SALE.
GENDRON TOY
AUTOMOBILES.
THE ENTIRE STOCK OF TOY AUTOMOBILES
REDUCED FOR FRIDAYS SELLING

Gendron Autos are quality Toys extra well made
and finished All parts can be furnished should
an occasion arise that it is necessary to replace GER
tain parts. Nearly all with disc wheels and rubber
tires.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-18

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