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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-03

by do toho curnle hrom bacil -
pro nedt3sti 81 nazpatek b9zi
pro cumel to ty mns ted
pfivedes kravu ludracku
aeh, ja y ten cumel prece jen
'hodim do rybnika -
Tu " Ease Pisvejc Shape ze
lstaveni. jeste vic Cd zeny O
huceny q ackoliv ma sirky, a.
|ni s. nezapaluje.
Takovy oukol Sc ma nej vlo-
III, achich, ach, a zena to ami
|pofadne nevylozi, porad plete
pate pres devate, padesat We
|ci' najedhou - on ma iit ma
jarmark, q kdyby mel porad.
Inc povedet, co a jak, ma mou
|diisi nevi.
U l&Vky znocnuje Sc lio ne.
|jist0ta, u kaplicky svateho Va.
|Vfhice sc zastavuje - must s
|bafnout, aby mu tabak proci.
|stil rayslenky, ably ST to vse.
|chno V duchu prerikal
Diva Sc ma zvetralou, opryy.
Iskanou sochu svat6ho Vavfin.
! lee q najednou pofad mu v hla.
we huci slovo f'eseto. Ano, pra.
I've ted rano zena hovofila ne.
lco o fesetu, ted nevi, NAL.
take koupit reseto - hm, ze.
ma urcite mluvila O resetu -
mali pravdu slakovite reseto
to uz jiste ma take koupit re,
lseto.
Ale kdyby Sc byl preslechl
Isafra, to ne - to kdyby kou.
Ipil; kena no udutkuje - sa.
fra, co ted, CO, ted? 8
Stoji Pisvejc, stoji, diva SC
ma pokrouceneho Vavrince a
|ohromne rozpaky rostou mu !
|dusi jako cervencove Germany
kdyz jsou pres cele nebe.
Ne, sam nesmi rozhodnout
to je tisickrat lip vratit Sc a
pofadrie Sc zeptat, zda-li rese.
to ma koupit, ci ne!
A Pisvejc Sc vraci. Spesne
vyslapuje, hull mocnymi bafy
mic platno, radeji Sc poradns
vyptat. nez neco hloupeho ma
|jarmarku prosadit! Prece sc
|pamatuje, ze zena mluvila {
feSetu - zdali sc ma resett
koupit, tax Sc koupi, ale mu
81 NIT o tom jistotu.
Tluce ma dvefe, tluce moe
ne-to je hruza s Pisvejckou
Do tri hodin ma protrhane spa
|ni, ale rano by chrapala jak
|stary valach!
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-03

Panbdh raE chranit, ten ne
n1ehlo Pisvejc jiste, jistotne ne
co zapom'ene.
Go pax nema Pisvejcka q to-
ho zkuSenost? Sci jen Pisvejc
tamhle pres kopec K tetce Hun
Glove prQ!-Ei veci, ably Sc. talk
|fekfo, pro lesni terpetyn ma
IPisvejcinu zalklou lopatku, pax
pro brabenecni koralku, taky
ma tn zalklou~ lopatku a pax
pro vetrove koreni, ale Pisvejc
Ina terpetym zapomel a celkem
piinesl butelku vetrove kofal-
|iy.
Ach, Sc svym muzem Pisvej-
|cka zatracene We svete zkusi-
la. Vsechno v hos;podafstvi le.
Ii jen q jen ma nj a kan po-
stavi tatu, tam Sc jiste stane
hospodarske neStesti.
A ted ho must poslat ma jar
mark, chudacek Pisvejcka ce-
lou noe starostf nespala, ze ta.
ia pdide a ona s MIN neml.
re. protoze ma zalklou lopat.
XII jak chvili chodi a ,nolou.
'suje, zacne il pod lopatkou
pskat, pskani Sc tahne dolu Ike
slezine a Ike kloukim v kycli,
Jak by dosla tri hodiny cesty
do mesta ma jarmark?
A krava Sc ted ma jarni ze-
lenost koupit musi, stara "svej
''da" uz je tax v chleve pro pa
matku, ably il pfi dojeni tahal
hodinu a nacvrka toho pul zej-
,dliku. A ten potvora Kalounek
Sc musf dat ti.ikrat d'ablem ma
zanemu, advokatu, ably Kaloun
ka pfivedl ma dos1nrti do. kri-
minalu, a bozihodovou suknici
taky musi NIT, ably mohla ma
svateho Ducha do Prejtic k
svemu pratelstvu, ably Sc tam
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-03

"Bude pdl ctvrte, uz aby jsi
vstaval - mas pred sebou ty.
ranskou Ilohu," usedave kaze
Pisvejcka a pro dIkaz taha {
muze pefinu a nese jina svou
postel. :
Ably Sc snad nefeklo, ze Pi-
syejc sc dlouho oblikal, to ne
Mel jarmarkovy mundur roz.
prostreny ma lavici, jake neve.
sta pred svatbou, boty p6kne
usnitr jelenfm lojem, ma vrch
fistronem vymazane, vestu wy
cistenou cd pobryndani - Pi-
svejc sc vsfm ma swete Sc po-
brynda, j bramborovou kasi.
Fajfku 81 bozihodove uz vcera
vyst' t'aral, trysku bezovym kmi
nkem protahl a spieku prone
Il n6kolikrat husfm pirkem. A
by mu snad ma jarmarku We
fajfce marast sc nepriskvaril.
Mad skopkem mu ted Pisvej
cka sleva ma ruce, pax income
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-03

I !"
4 r : nku |yodu pt1jti
A. Il IAs oSpikchiis u
blicsj. Vlaly ne, " ii vyn,sSe
sxdlstd 8 a. lesknava pttrIS:
no.
Co BY - clovek vzpamato~xi
sje = EiSSejce iarmarkcvv pou-
tnfk. Pisveie easa; ;mu k0aen1 krku
v6ke zelenou' aAlku ma zenicIio-
Vsk@ usle . jeite jednou pozo-
xuje ysstp, jestii il suad y DO
slednf .chvilce nepobryndai.
PAX PiSvejc seda k brynde.
Je toho bo1il1o darku neco PIES
til zeidlflxy . 4en skrojek, ca
mn lena = bochniku zavalAa,
Atojf za pod{vanou,
Jfdlo trva Rsvejcom dele,
mex stroieni- Chce 81 zasytit "a
ludek ID do vecera, aby ma Jar.
smaFlta marn3 4eyyhaEoval .Gro
Sc "a xivobyti proto nlusf ga
ludek dpln9 vyplnit a nacpat
/ ~ ialSd hal
1 Mesi jfdIeri Rsvelckai stoji
mad mn5sm, slEanaba5ku slxoro
~ necukine r0zhalenou,. ruce
kffzern ma pisDu, 2 pod satku
|jf touhajf chlupats culieky ne.
ucesanych' Wash.
'To'ti povfdaln. at mi nekou.
Epis kr&vu ko5rouna, liejakou
(Sytahanou, bez spodku. Nebo
abys' ty koupil jalovou krav,,
Ina steinou; nebo abys ty koupil
iuz til m6sfce vytelenou skravu
s vychlaSanymA cd jin6ho Il.
! zitkem, Ty 81 VEN Ike .kraVe ma
radu rkmottas Mejtka, bude ma
trhu, ten II poradi.
/ Pisveic p6lyk& stafalce, jak
d9tske pest6, aleu- oci ma c1u.
macky vrasAd. Ty vrasky to
jsOu starost.
{ "A CO Sc tyCe Kalounka, at
mi neveznes nejakeho advo-
kata ninefu; nejakeho takove.
ho smutnEh0 patrona, ktery NE
dovede fadne prcmluvit. Ty
,vem toho nejhotSho advoka.
ta, at tfeb& da ma mfste Ka.
l0nnkovilu soudu par facek, ty
mu zaplat', ale Kalounek mus
nadosinrtil do kriminalu.'
Pisvejc upfra ;truchlivG oc
ma zenu. PosloucAa, aby Sc tai
Irpklo. kazde Sloso slysf, ale ,
hlase ma churnelsnici. motani
ci, pleteIdci. Jaa6 by lnu mo
zek ofoukl jedovaN vitr.
A poslouchej ~ mi nekoa
pis- sukni jako fe3eto, neco di
|raveho, ma tuho akrobeneho
"A at nekoupis n9co kriklave
hb, aby "a mnou v 'Prejticie.
zaby knhkaly. Poptsj Sc ma mt
[du, zajdi do peti obchodd !;
krvave- smlotivei, ,yzdycky jim
nabidni tTetinu a tfikrat odej
6 2 krafnu. A penize at mas
Ia hatlry, ma holdm tele, at t.
Q grose nejsky kulich neosu
H."
Pisvejc. uz sorst ami nezvej
ka, poiyka je cele ma krku il
mu znat jaIk mY chuchvalct
|klouzaji do krku. Hlava mt
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-03

ipfece ukazala, ze nehonisu' Pi-
svejcG slamu povffsiem.
Pod plotnou to bubla a pra-
slka to je roGni rosti! - to
hor jako koudel. Zalkla lopa-
tka il sice phi sukani u plotny
tuze pfekazi, sotva Sc vzdycky
z bobku zdviha, ale pro ty sve
kalvarske starosti j lopatky "a
pomfna.
A uz je cas- tatu zbudit. Sou
Ia Sc pres svetnici / posteli q
obcma rukama, jako kdyz py-
tie cd praSka vaachuje, clou-
ma Pisvejcem. Nejakym flahod-
nym zpdsobem budit, ach to
ne to by Pisvejce neprobudil
do soudneho dine.
2 postele to brouka, hudruje,
frka - PiSvejc se probral.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-03

|t1ne; Y hlave jakoby mej ml91
|xat1&k, nebo tureckou h1b1<ll.
|zoufale 81 zatlouka do pam94
|ti kazde ,Senino sovo, ale jaf
M IN n8jakou yec chce podstat
ne vzp6menout, je hlave pra-
'zdno.
IA taky ti,tnhle po ceslfu po
|udAm, nez vyjdes re staveni
|vsechno vSkapeach promakej,
na vsechno se pfipamatuj
na iarmarku neni jako u n<s
|na humnech,, to nemlzes slxo-
lett dom1 pro kudlu. nebo pro
|hrebik. A. ma Kniounka odpfi-
|sahni, ze povidal. jakobych
l1a byla niradla Sejcdm tu sleo
thou krahci samici, ty to tam
|vSemi prsty odpfisahni a Ka-
lounek musi do smrti do kri-
minalu."
Pisvejc obleka 81 modry lti-
kac. takovy d1kladny, staroces
Ky scsak - v tom byl W Pi-
Isvejcdv tata; kopuiirovan, pro
|toze mel svatbu v zime. " tom
lSosaku chodil tata ma jarmark
ted chodi syn, u kdyby byla
IPisvejcka muzovi prirodila Nu
ka, byl by ted chodil i vnulx,,
Ale Pisvejcka' mela dve hollsy,
ljedna sc vdala "a remesinika,
Idraha u tetky slouzi, a az 81
Inajde primerenG bdhateho cha
lsnika, pfevezme panovani v ri.
|svcjcovem.
"A ne abys mi ma sukni kou-
pill hadr, neco jen tax v barve
maceneho, to ia ii to o hla-
| WI otlncu a budes v tom sam
chodit. A at te ma mefeni neo-
sidi, at ii latku ma loktu nena-
itahuje, jako pouznik ma fire. =
Pisvejc cpe fajfku do sosa-
ku vlozil uIz eeaveny kapesnik,
aby ho nekdo pfi kuph neurkl
a en- Sc ma penezich nepfedal,
k.dlu, ma lavici lezi vazak, Il
stolu trnovka hill.
"A hlavn6 kravu, poslouche;
hlavne ma trhu bud opatrny!
PrOhledniIroh, mnoho-li ma wi
fe camfliki, abysme vedeli ma
kolikatem teleti' je - at -nemi
srazena, " kfizi jak Iod'ka! A
hlavne spodek, ably to byla
Imlidcna krava, a nemela snad
tchrome strychy. Dojit pfecc Il.
|nafs, kazdy stych vydoj - pc
nize jsme neukradli, feznika
/ ljsn1c prO kapSaf neZan,ordo-
;;vali."
Pisvejc Sc poslusne omaka-
iva. tesklive Sc rozhlizi po svet.
nici a jen Sc pokousi ma vse-
CHINO vsudy pafnatovat.
"i'ak uz id; - tahne ctvr-
ia - til hodiny musis slapat
a v sedm zacina trh. Jdi S Pa
ncmbohem, at te mic zleho ne
potka, a vsechno zai.id' - no
nestuj - jen uz ty jdi!" a sko-
ro vystrkuje' zpitomeleho mu-
ze re dvefi.
Z branky take TAX: '!Nelou-
del Sc, jdi pekne, rejtharsky,
abys neco neprouneskal. S Pa
nebohem."
Achich, ach - slozila to na
Inej zena oukol - achich, ach,
fka nehori, a piece z nj vcera
vsechen nerad vyst' t'oural. W
je u lavek "a vsi, u kaplitky
pod topolem, mocnymi fuky
jaksi procistil fajfku, chce 81
zapalit - te kozel! Zapomel
donna sirky. Ne, bez s!rek ne
pdjde, treba cestou nikoho me-
polka a tri shodiny bez bafu =
ne to ne, tisickrat ne. &
Evening star., 1924-10-26

invaded the cafes where food was
served at a reasonable rate and the
result that all who visited Wembley
from the outlying parts brought
boxes of lunch, not to say baskets of
every sort of edible, and spent
small fraction of their shillings on
the restaurants and dining halls in
the exposition grounds. Next Spring
there will be stringent rules about
making picnic grounds Of the beauti-
full lawns and gardens about Wem-
bley, with perhaps a more prosperous
season for the bonifaces thereabout.
The city fathers of Philadelphia have
had a watchful eye on the result of
the vast empire exposition in Lon
don, for hope had not entirely died of
Evening star., 1924-10-26

feader Of her profession, and has been
again and again assigned to impor-
tant legal cases, and her entrance
into the gallery of reporters in the
Commons was the result of an ex-
animation held for a vacancy, and
seems to encounter no opposition or
hostility on the part of her sterner
colleagues. A feminine member of
the Mcdonald ministry seemed to
lower the bars in every walk Of life
in London. Several women stock
brokers are trying to operate on the
London Change, but are encounter
ing opposition, though in just as re-
stricted posts in the city" as the
Londoner calls his business section,
Evening star., 1924-10-26

there are women making money very
rapidly.
Though thousands of Americans
and Canadians gave the most cordial
support to the great empire exposi-
tion held at Wcmbley, near London,
during the past six months, that
marvellous display was not a flnan-
cial success, and for this reason it
is permitted to close only temporarily
and to reopen next May. The cold,
rainy weather is. principally blamed
for the tremendous deficit but there
also comes a wall very familiar to
the municipal authorities in Uncle
Sans domain. This is that word
went forth about the crowds which
Evening star., 1924-10-26

celebrating the 15oth birthday Of the
nation in 1925. But when an exposi-
tion which had the enormous re-
sources of the British Empire failed
to make good financially, and Is, in
fact some 2200O. 900 sterling in debt,
there seemed no chance to succeed with
another big show in Philadelphia
especially when the natives of Penn
sylvania were very cool toward the
project.
Evening star., 1924-10-26

celery, pint of meat broth, and salt
and pepper. Soak tablespoonfuls
Of gelatine in " a cupful Of cold
water, dissolve by placing over hot
water. then add to the mixture. Turn
into a mold. Chill until firm and
serve garnished with parsley and
sliced egg.
Evening star., 1924-10-26

One OF the most remarkable palm
trees in the world is to be found in West
Africa Its branches grow in the shape
Of a fan, and always from east to west,
and are filled with a cool, pleasant-tast-
ing liquid, which often saves the lives
of travellers whose water supply has run
short
Evening star., 1924-10-26
Jellied Meat Loaf,

Mince cupfuls of cooked meat
and mix with hard-cooke ed chopped
eggs, 1 cupful of chopped pickles
or olives. 4 a cupfuI of chonned
Evening star., 1924-10-26
Wooltex Dress Goats
$780, -S79.5O-S95

Dress coats in beautiful Kashlora. Mo-
lana, kyrma and Suede, with the newest
style distinctions = corded side panels,
tucked cuffs, tucked colar-luxuriously
trimmed in sable squirrel, muskrat nutria
and fox-these are few Of the authentic
Paris notes that give dash to these slender
models for Winter days
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-29
NeaU Wool and Silk
DRESSES
Special
$1,000

Every One Worth Much More Than the
Sale Price!
These are in no sense $1,000 Dresses You will in
stantly recognize the fact that each is high type
dress impossible to offer ordinarily at this bewilder
ing price.
Navy Gabardne and Twill Dresses-all the new
est styles; attractively trimmed with black and
colored braid.
Silk Dresses-of black and colored satns and flat
crepe beautifully trimmed in contrasting colorS,
colored braids and yarn. All are attractive styles
All sizes from 16 to 40 bust.
This assortment of Frocks will especially appeal
to small women and misses Second Floor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-29
MORE EVIDENCE.
Pistol Found May Connect
Man With Cop Murder

A seeauurf automatly pistol
found near the scene ~ the mur.
dor % Oanccr Robert L. Iltsey TO-
aay served as another link iu the
chain OF cireumstautial evidence
connecting W. > lilcharison, pris
ontr Tn the county igtl with The
murler Tburday morning
The sun contained ave loaded
shells and onr empty which had
recome iammcI In the election
chamber
"a was found hy Patro'man L, y
Johnson late sunday afternoon acar
the spot whore be arrested Riehatd
son after a hot chase, johnson saw
Richardson niug his arm out as u
throwing something az tho time OF
ths chase. and acted on a bunch
~ his own IN searching for the
weapon yesterday.
search for Charles FairchIld.
whose photograph was identified by
Iltsry on his dcathbcd as that OF
his Killer and Floyd siverlN tho
two other members o. tho bandit
trio. continued today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-29
Comedian Making
Big Hit in New
Palace Hip Show

Jack Russell Is born comedian
and IS equally as good IN one role as
in another. Each week he il further
imprrSlnw this on Seattle audiences.
and each week his work is more en-.
Enthusiastically greeted.
In Russell's first appearance here.
four weeks ago he played the part
% a hem pccked husband. The FOL
lowing week he was east as a green.
country Md. Last week hc played
the part OF an aged and infirm man.
nearly deaf.
In this weeks show. which opened
Saturday. he Is as himself The
name OF Il Is THE OLD Home In.
stead" and 10 say that Il is equal
10 RusseIl's other offerings IS giving
I n big boost.
4 clever plot, In which funny and
unexpected situations arise. Is taken
care q by Russell and capable
staff consisting OF Walter spencer
George W. Stanley. Ted ullmark.
Florence Spurrier. Evelyn pu Fresno.
Iacqueline Brunei. BIN Ruhl and
Mead sigier.
Russell plays the part Of wealthy
elubman. who IS in FOR many sur
priscs when no visits "a small town.
and what he thinks Is a chick" town.
His pal Richard Alvin Kaufman.
played by Walter Spencer. Is also in
Tor some surprises.
Unusually pleasing Is the acting
u both Jacqueline Brunei and Flor.
ence spurrier.
The musical numbers are OF high
caliber.
The Russell Four-Ted Uilmark.
Maed siEler. Bin Ruhl and Med An
derson- all but stop the show. which
IS becoming a common stunt with
this popular quartet.
Paul Barrett. assisted by mum.
Der Of the Golden Gate girls offers
some pleasing ballroom dance steps.
Russell. himself. also gives his Inn.
preston OF the modern Jazz DANCE.
Jacquslins Brunea sings Give
Ne All OF You" In a most delightful
manner.
Mile Pedro's selection this week
Is How Com You Do Me Like You
Dor and the popular Blues" sing.
er makes a big hit.
ANY Way the Wind Blows" Is
Clara In yelie's Offering this week.
and she puts il over in her enjoyable
tsylc.
The singing Of 1T Had to BE
You" by Evelyn Dc Fresno. was well
received.
Russell steps from his role long
enough to sing why Did ! Kiss
That Girl?' and Is forced 20 respond
to many enthusiastic cncorca
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-29
Broken Lots Of
Cotton
Underwear
Special
soc

Regular price $1.95
In this assortment are fine
Philippine hand drawn
nightgowns, cross bar
dimity gowns, lace cloth
step-ins in flesh color;
step-ins and chemises of
colored voiles in plain and
fancy weaves. Dainty laces
and hand-embroidery trim
many of these models, in
shades of orchid, honey
dew, turquoise, maize,
flesh, Nile and white. All
are extraordinary values.
Second Floor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-29

Overstuffed Bed Davenport covered
in Tapestry ..................s 2o.0o
Early English Buffet with good
French mirror ................. lo.OO
Oak Dresser with long bevel mirror. 1915
CHARTERED Oak Hall Seat. ....... d.S5
Large Black Leather Rocker. 1000
3-piece Overstuffed Living Room
Set, upholstered in tapestry .... $500
Large combination Wardrobe and
Desk ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. boo
Mahogany finished .Settee, well up
hOlStered ..,,......... ..s..... o.VV
2 Upholstered Parlor Chairs. each 2.75
Mahogany finished Upholstered Arm
Chair .............. 1856
3 Kitchen Tables .............e each 1.5O
Fibre Baby Carriage ......,....... 800
Oak Rocker, upholstered seat..... 200
Golden Oak 60-nch Buffet ...... -
Reed High Chair. ................ $50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-29
ChildTen's
Socks
Special
soc

Children's M-length Socks
of wool and cotton-mlxed
in heather colors with turn
back cuffs of self color.
Sizes 8 to 10.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-29
WlndOW
Shades
Special
55c

The good Columbia Oil
Opaque Shades, slightly
imperfect, though not
enough so as to mar the
appearance or effect the
wearing qualities of these
shades. In green and tan
colors. Sizes SO ms. by 6 TT.
Third Floor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-29
Notions

Al. Elastic Sanitary Belts
Flesh and white ...... Toe
Al Rubber Hickory Sanitary
Aprons flesh and white.
medium size ......,.... 3bc
Pearl Buttons Fish-Eys. Baby
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Reddy Pins. 900 count.......5c
Household Aprons-all rubber
tape tlcs. assorted eolora zoe
Needle Books assorted sewing
and darninE needles Spe. zoe
Mercerizcd Rick Rack Braid
, yds. 20 bolt. .,,..., for 1oe
Assortment Household Aprons.
including fancy all.rubber and
rubbcrized crctonne in assert.
e1 colorH ..,..t....,..., Que
Safety Pins. guarded coil; size ,:
Special .............3 Tor loc
AHtro Hair CurlerH. black and
brown ..........,S Special <bc
Baby Pants. in flesh and white,
medium and large. 1900. zoe
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-29

2-clasp Kid Gloves, full
pique sewn, with two-tone
embroidered backs, also
self colored embroidery. In
black, tan, white and
brown. A practical glove
for general wear, at a very
reasonable price.-First Floor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-29
MOnth-End Sale OF Used Furniture
Second Floor

Large Early English Buffet. ....... 1900
Pedestal Living Room Table. ..... AIS
Fireside Chair, upholstered in denim;
fine condition ........,......... 400
10 Metal Bed Springs; metal frames
....... edSi i.U,
z Metal Beds .............e each loo
Solid Mahogany Rocker. .......... 1000
Plate glass topped Vanity Dresser. 1870
S-piece Waxed Oak Dining Room Set 1856
Mahogany Chaise Lounge .......... $500
S-piece Walnut Dining Set with OBJ
long table ..................... 1896
Hall Tree with full length mirror. 1900
Hall Mirror with Hall Seat. ........ 1900
Tapestry Bed Davenport. .,...,.. 34.OC
Mohair Davenport with rocker and
chair to match-like new. ....... 225.OC
Bent glass Golden Oak China Closet. 1876
26-inch Round Fibre Table. ..... 5.75
9x12 Brown Grass Rug. ......... 2.Sj
9x12 Fuzzy Rug, .........,......, 1880
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-29
Imported
Beaded
Bags
Very Special
$685.

Imported Beaded Bags in
charming colors - conven-
tional and floral patterns
with beaded handles, draw
string top, heavy loop
fringe; background colors
are black, gunmetal,
bronze, blue and steel.
FIRST Floor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-29
Wonen'S
and
Misses
Special S1.19

speak we are able to offer these Nightgowns at this
astonishingly low price You will do well to anticipate
future needs at this time. There arc blue and pink
striped and plain white patterns. The quality is es-
pecally fine and soft, and they made with long
short sleeves high low necks all are cut generous
ly full.
Second Floor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-29
Beaded
Bags
Special
$3.50

Beaded Bags, beautiful in
designs and eolorings, with
crocheted drawn string
tops, practical Innings and
finished with beaded fringe
or tassel.
-First Floor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-29

$l49.50 Combination Walnut and Ma
hogany Dining Room Suite, Italian pc
riod design-table, buffet, four chairs
with blue leather seats, for.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-29
CretOnne
Cushions
Special 98cEocA

Cretonne Cushions in
round and square shapes,
filled with Kapock and cot
ton. They are very attrac-
tive; shilTed, with button
centers. Third Floor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-29
Extraordinary Sale of
w inter Goats
Special
$1,000

Attractive Coats for and misses, fashioned oil
new Fall Coatngs-plain and blocked polaire along
lines that will make instant appeal. They are the
seasons most approved styles; of good workmanship
and finish and come in shades of dark brown gray
and deer
There are sizes for misses. Is to 90 and for women
regular and extra sizes, SO to 81 bust There IS
distinct advantage in buying coat at this time OF the
year. and at this extremely low price.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-29

Large Colonial Mahogany-finished
China Closet ................. i4.00
Electric Grills ..........,.. each 400
Mahogany-finished Colonial Dressing
ldDleS ............ .............. lt.t0
Couch upholstered in brown goat
leather ......... $3.50
rs Dining Room Chairs ...... Half Price
d2-in. Gustave Stickey Serving Table 1900
Oak Kitchen Cabinet with metal
work table .................... 17.75
Golden Oak Hall Tree with mirror 800
% Oak Extension Tables, all finishes
and sizes. Observation-Disclosures. Half Price
7-foot Fibre Davenport, upholstered
in tapestry Observation-Disclosures. $3.50
Large Hand Carved Side Board Base 1900
sOverstuffed Tapestry Davenport . $500
Mahogany Spinnet Desk 1900
Overstuffed Tapestry Rocker. 49,. 2i.50
Overstuffed Tapestry Arm Chair 1000
Ironing Board ..........,.... 100