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The Wolf Point herald., 1925-01-22
RECENT LAND PATENTS
AT u. S. LAND OFFICE

The following patents were receiv-
ed in the U. S. Land Office at Glas-
gov, Montana, during the month end
ing December 81, 1924.
Bert H. Wilson, Sand Greek, Mont.
Charles E. Moore, Pattonhill, Mont.
Robert N. Hosford, Wolf Point,
Mont.
Benjamin Larson, Pattonhill, Mont.
Winfield Montgomery, Sand Greek
Mont.
Mont.
Arthur 1. Twitchell, Bonin, Mont.
Thomas E. Whiteside, Oswego,
Mont.
Henry Ray Coons, Frazer, Mont.
David Brown, Pattonhill, Mont
Heirs of Leora Ball Adams, Ross,
n. Dakota.
Blanch Vanderhoof, Bonin, Mont.
Chester A. Willis, Pattonhill, Mont.
John Marcus McCausland, Oswego,
Mont
George Ellsworth Lytle, Pattonhill,
Mont
Dennis Roney. Pattonhill, Mont.
Earl W. Coons, Bonin, Mont
Pearl Fisher, Oswego, Mont,
John Robert Adams, Pattonhill,
Mont.
William NJ. Whiteside, Oswego,
Mont
William S. Lytle, Pattonhill, Mont.
Hugh W. Mathus, Pattonhill, Mont,
Virgil T. Hawley, Dore, N. Oak.
Thomas Horsford, PattonhilL Mont
William C. Mathus, Pattonhill,
Mont
Lee Roy Patton, Pattonhill, Mont.
Rosa Mathus Anderson, Bonin'
Robert A. Gilbertson, Pattonhill,
Mont.
Mont
Mont.
Charley V. Baird, Ynot, Mont.
Oscar A. Smith, Bonin, Mont.
Edward w. Andrews, BONN, Mont.
Charles M. Cook, Pattonhill, Mont
Charles Robinson, Frazer, Mont.
Hugh P. Menehan decd Frazer
Mont.
Theodore ]. Amundson, Bonin,
Mont.
Emery VIM. Bonin, BONN, Mont.
Emil Carl Bonin, BONN, Mont.
John T. Cowley, Fairview, Mont.
Albert Skerrett, Bonin, Mont.
John Wiley Griggs, Bonin, Mont.
Swan Noraas, Bonin, Mont.
William Lewis Chapman, Bonin,
Mont.
Trvgve Hvoslef, Bonin, Mont.
Charles S. Heagy, .Bonin, Mont
Heller Egeland, Bonin, Mont.
Eldora King, Wolf Point, Mont
Arnt Egeland, BONN, Mont.
Omund Olson Odegard, Bonin,
Ingevald Amundson, Prairie Elk,
Mont
Mont.
Roald Krestianson, Bonin, Mont.
Otto z. Serviss, Prairie Elk, Mont.
Connell B. Guam, Prairie Elk
Mont.
Ebert N. Amundson, Prairie Elk,
Mont.
Nels Amundson, Prairie Elk, Mont.
Thomas Z. Dell, BONN, Mont.
Louis B. Czernicke, Bonin, Mont.
John A. Stotler, Bonin, Mont.
Mary L. Stotler, BONN, Mont.
James G. Babcock Prairie Elk,
Mont.
Theodore J. schommer, Prairie Elk,
Mont.
Joseph NJ. Herrin, BONN, Mont
John w. West, BONN, Mont.
Sidney w. Anderson, Bonin, Mont.
George Nels WestIand BONN,
Mont.
Hurbert P. HILL Weldon, Mont.
Amos Shrader, Prairie Elk, Mont
John NJ. Rybarzyk Prairie Elk,
Mont.
Grace Van Eman, Flaxville, Mont.
Oscar Juve, Westby, Mont.
Ernest N. Mcintyre, Oswego, Mont.
James Campbell, Oswego, Mont.
Olaf S. Hansen, Vandalia, Mant
Leo. L. McNabb, Pattonhill, Mont.
David Anderson, Frazer, Mont.
Christiana L. Schledwitz, Culbert-
son, Mont.
Albert E. Dunn, Pattonhill Mont.
The Wolf Point herald., 1925-01-22
RURAL CORRESPONDENCE
From Our Rural Patrons

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The Wolf Point herald., 1925-01-22
Hopeful Sign

Rector's Daughter Prayers were
offered up for your husband last Sun
day, Mrs Nudge l hope he is 0et.
ter
Mrs. Mudge-Wel I will say p
DOM seem none the worse FOR EN-
The Passing Show Uondon).
The Wolf Point herald., 1925-01-22
Has Anyone Laughed
At You
By ETHEL r.
PEYSER
Because

You Do Not Gamble? !
Many a good party you have
missed, haven't you? Many a 1
sneer has been leveled at you
isn't if too true? Yet when you :
hear of the doings in your heart
of hearts you're glad that you :
stuck it out and didn't go back .
on your notion You have
missed lot of things such as .
companionship, such as the hail
fellow-weil-met attitude of the ,
crowd three being included in
everything. Yet the very miss :
ing of it has made the gang d.
(onlv they wouldn't say it, think :
a "hulI lot" of you. Who do they .
90 TO for advice, the fellow who
sits up all night, and the fellow .
that treats money like dirt and
cheats his family out of neces-
stiles. or the fellow whose Of
flee keeps office hours with him
in it? Who, I ask?
so
Your getaway is:
Gambling's losing, not gam
blina's keepings: Sleep, cash,
. lob and RESPECT.
C6a nv Mcclure Newspaper Syndicate.)
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The Wolf Point herald., 1925-01-22
Grape Sponge.

Put one-half cupful Of grape juice,
one-half tablespoonful of gelatin, few
grains Of salt. and sugar to taste. in
the top of a double boiler. When the
gelatin is dissolved, strain, place in
bowl in a pan of ice water, and when
it begins to thicken beat with an egg
beater until very light. Add one
stiffly beaten egg white, mold and chill.
Serve with thin, boiled custard, or
with cream.
Evening star., 1925-01-29
Dresses

Is Handsome Silk Velvet
Dresses, tunic or draped effects,
trimmed with fine quality fur,
hand embroidery, or beading.
Colors are brown and black
only. Women's and misses
sizes. Formerly $49.75 to
s6s.75. Clearance S33.OO
price, each. ..---.. @oosoo
= -12 High grade Tailored Dress
es, made of fine quality char
meen, and faille wool poplin,
in coat style, trimmed with
bright colored silk piping.
Colors are navy, brown and
black. Misses and women's
sizes. Formerly s49.75 to
s6s.75. r ed u ce d goo SO
Eight Extra Size Coat Dress
es. of stitched crepe and Rosh-
anara crepe, in novelty stripes.
Colors are cocoa, gray and
black. Sizes 421a to 50h. For
merly s45,oo. Re- 500 80
duced to ..,....,.,.-
so Dresses, of twill cords,
hairline stripes, plaid f1annels,
silk velvets and many novelty
combinations. Plain tailored
effects, many have tailored
pockets, self belts and novelty
ties in a good range of sizes
and colors. Formerly s14.9S
to $500. Clear @1O AA
ance price -. SIA.UU
-High-grad Wash Frocks,
majority amples; French
voiles and crepes, linens,
wash broadcloths and en-
broidered linens, ornamented
with hand In the
wanted colors of the season.
Misses and women's GO 10
sizes. Special at 80. Pc'
-Hand-drawn Belgian Linen
Dresses, in a good assortment
of colors, including cocoa.
peach, porcelain blue, almond
and gold. Nearly all Of them
are trimmed with drawnwork.
Women's and misses
styles. Sp ecially @E Sn
priced at ......... ~osoo
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1925-01-29
Wash Goods

Mill lengths and remnants.
The mill lengths include 36-in.
percales' and 32-in. ginghams, in
attractive, serviceable patterns ;
the remnants are from our own
stock, and consist of percales,
ginghams. crepeS, etc. The reg
ular prices, il from the full
piece, would be 25c to To-
3Sc. Friday, a yard. -. e
Another lot of Wash Goods
Remnants. Among these are
cotton suiting. homespuns, dress
ginghams, satinette, cotton
shantung, lingerie cloth, voiles,
etc. Formerly soc to 75c. 90
Clearance price, a yard. wv
Kann' 's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1925-01-29
Gloves

--150 pairs Women's IL and
16 Button-length Imported
Fabric Gloves, with embroid-
cred backs. Broken sizes.
Were s1.25 to S1.75. 10
Special, a pair. ... I1C
80 pairs Children's All-wool
Gloves, navy only. Broken sizes
Formerly soc. Special, OOo
&. . = -
-l05 pairs Women's Strap
wrist Gauntlet Lambskin
Gloves. White only. Broken
sizes. Formerly $3.50. OF 90
Special, a pair. .... P1.~
81 pairs Misses Lambskin
Strap-wrist Gloves. Brown and
tan only. Broken
sizes. Formerly s2.65. OF
Special, a pair. @lsOU
kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1925-01-29
Knit Underwear

$50 Women's Medium weight
Cotton Ribbed Union Suits.
Broken sizes and styles. Some
are slightly mussed. Formerly
s1.oo and s1.26. spe- RQc
cial, a suit. ........... o1C
-175 Women's Glove Silk Vests,
Pants and few Boomers
Broken colors, mostly 38 size
with a few size 40; some are
mussed and soiled. Formerly
s1.s5 to $500. Spe- c1l 20
80 Women's Cotton Ribbed
Vests, pink and white; broken
styles. Some are mussed from
handling. Formerly 45c CS,
to 65c. Special, each. SoC
-65 Infants Cotton Vests,
high neck and long sleeves;
broken sizes. For
merly soc. ecial, To-
each .........-...... A/C
-4s Children's Part-wool
Sleepers with feet, long sleeves;
broken sizes. Seconds of S1.25
quality. ecial, a GOo
300 Children's Cotton Ribbed
F1eeced Lined Waist Suits. Sec
onds of s1.oo and s125 quail
ties: garter alta C hInentsl
Broken sizes and styles. 20.
Special, a suit. ........ W.
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1925-01-29
Hosiery

-269 pairs Women's Silk-and-
Rayon and Pure Silk Hosiery.
seconds of s1.00 to s1.S5 quail
ties. Broken sizes and COo
colors Special, pair. NV
SO pairs Women's Part-wooI
Sports Hose, seamless feet. In
light gray and heather shades.
Broken sizes. Regularly EAo
S1.0O. Special, pair. 80. ooC
600 pairs Children's q length
Part wool Socks, in black and
navy. Broken sizes. For To-
merly 59c. Special, pair, AIC
-1S5 pairs Women's Silk and
Rayon Hose, Burson make;
seamless feet, scanned backs.
Broken sizes and colors.
Formerly s1.Oo. Special, 6Oc
pair ...........-
40 pairs Women's Imported
Wool and Part-wool Sport
Hose, m a ority seamless.
Some are full fashioned. Some
have hand-embroidered clocks.
Broken sizes and colors.
Formerly $1.75 to S2.25. 30.
Special, pair .......... W.
-93 pairs Women's Silk Chiffon
Hose, full fashioned; mercer
lied tops. silk foot In dark
gray only Not all sizes.
Formerly s1.S5. &I *
kann' 's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1925-01-29
DOmestics

Isl Small Crib Sheets and
Bolster Cases. These are sub
ject to slight imperfections
being run mill" pieces.
Specially priced to 90
close, each ....... Nv
900 Pillowcases, also "run-of-
the MILL" both bleached and
unbleached cases. Spe- OIL
cial, each .............r.
81 Run of-the Mill" Sheets,
for single and three
quarter beds. Special, 90
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1925-01-29
Innings

Remnant lengths, l to a1a
yards of Sateens, Percalines,
SILK and Cotton Innings, etc,
in black and colors. COo
Special, a yard. d........ ~O
-36-inch Two-toned Hrocades,
Floral Brocades. and Embossed
Satins. Formerly $1.25 OQo
to $500. Special, a yard NV
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1925-01-29
Candy

Clear Toy Suckers. for the
children. Spe ial, a e.
uOEen
Assorted Hard Can 10
dies. Special, a pound A|e
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1925-01-29
BlOuses

-132 Wash Blouses, in slip-over
and tuck-in styles. Round or
tuxedo collars, lace trimmed.
Long and short sleeves. Broken
sizes. Formerly $3.50
and s2.95. Clearance OOo
price
rs Blouses of crepe de chine
and silk, in overblouse styles.
with three quarter length
sleeves. White, bisQue praline,
brown, navy and black. Broken
sizes. Regularly s5.95 Cd 90
TO S9.95, at.-... %1'o/
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1925-01-29
NeckWear

If Spangled Scarfs.
Were $3.s5. Special cO ~
80 Plaid Scarfs for children
or under the coat. Were EOc
$1o0. Special, each. coN
$50 Pieces of Neckwear, in
cluding collar and cuff sets,
some vestees, separate collars,
etc. Formerly soc and CSo
7sc. Special at. ... S
10 Yards of Accordion Pleat-
ing for making skirts or over
blouses. White. navy blue and
brown. Formerly $3.50
and $500. Special, a OSc
yard
3 Fancy Silk Shawls with
deep knitted silk fringe,
copenhagen and l henna, also
straight Shawl Scarf. Originally
s27.s5 and $3.50. 1905
Special. each. .....
i Small Square Shawl, black
and green. Originally @S OS
$3.50. Special at. %c' ~
300 Short Lengths of Band
ings and Circular Ruffiing,
made of different laces and
nets, for short back col
lars or cuffs. Special VAo
length ............. c
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1925-01-29
Housewares

$50 Sweeping Brooms, with
polished handles;~-- made of
selected broom corn, with 4
rows of stito h g. Soc
Special ............-...
-3ec Wash Boards, reinforced;
galvanized iron rubbing COo
surface. Special. S
$50 Glass Rolling Pins, sani-
tary and easy to clean, with
wood handle grips. 1Oc
Special f1C
800 Wizard Hand busters,
chemically treated, have re-
NOV BILE h an d lie. AOc
Special ................
$50 Imported Oval Willow
Clothes Baskets, with
two side h a n d les. lOo
Each
-s19S and s16s Splint Clothes
Hampers. we'll made. have
hinged cover. Choice c1 OA
OF either size. .... %I.OO
-59c Galvanized Iron Garbage
Cans, with ball handle QOc
and cover. Special. -. ~
-$3.49 Copper Rim and Bottom
Wash Boilers, with two side
handles and cover. CD 40
Special .............
Decorated Dinnerware Tea
Plates, in various styles
and patterns. Special, Cc
800 Pieces of Silver-plated
Ware, including flower vases
and bowls, sandwich trays, roll
trays, well and tree platters,
fruit wis, etc. OQo
Choice
Kann's-Third Floor
Evening star., 1925-01-29
Save 4O% in the Sale of
Boxed Stationery
COrsets

"a Odd Corsets. including
American Lady, C-B and P. n.
Lace front with low and
medium busts. Were $500
at sho - s0.OO' special $2.95
SO Odd Corsets, including
r. & c.. P. N, Memo and Lady
Ruth. Were $500 to CT or
$500. Friday, special Pl'Ic
-27 Franco Corsets, of white
satin. Lace back.
Were $500. Special, 90 0c
at SO. 20
kann' n'S-SeCond Floor
Evening star., 1925-01-29
.Jewelry

800 Pieces of Novelty Jewel
ry. including necklaces, bar
pins. hat ornaments and other
items Formerly soc 10.
and 75c. Special, each. AoS
Kann' 's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1925-01-29
Bed Coverings

-26 Cotton Blankets, size 60x76,
in white, gray and tan, with
colored borders. Were c1 90
$3.50. Friday, pair, @A'>o
-18 Cotton-flled Comforts, size
72X72 inches, with attractively
designed covers. Formerly
s2.e5. Gle sara ance co ~
price, each ...... @~c
Ia All-wool Single Blankets,
extra heavy, in solid colors; size
66xS0 inches; slightly soiled.
Were $685.. Friday, QS AZ
cdCu
Kann' Street Floor.
Evening star., 1925-01-29
Belts, Purses

-125 Belts, IN black and colors.
Formerly soc and 75c. IN.
Special, each ...... AOS
rs Bags and Purses, in black
and colors. Formerly
&c to $100. Special, 0I
kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1925-01-29
Baby Yards, Strollers
Kitchen Tables

5 Baby Yards, 40 inches
square, 20 inches high; have
strong wooden spindles, white
enan1eled. Complete with can
vas floor. Folds compactly.
Formerly s7.s5. spe- S4 88
. Baby Yards, AZ inches
square. 25 inches high, finished
in ivory. Complete with col
ored beads and wooden floor.
Fol d s compactly.
Formerly $3.50. Spe- GO *
cial ............... DO.FO
4 Porcelain-top K h n
Tables, white enameled through
out 25x40-in. top. Complete
with one drawer. The tops are
slightly arr d.
Formerly sS.75. Spe- OF OF
cial
5 White Enamel Kitchen
Chairs, have spindle back,
strong wooden seat, heavily
white en- m d.
Formerly 1896. Spe- &C 90
cial .............. @A.OO
10 Drop-leaf Kitchen Tables,
unfinished wood; 18 inches
wide, 1Sx42-in. top.
Formerly $3.50. Spe- G. OK
cial ..........
-5 Burrowes' Card Tables, can
also be used for Nah Jong.
Complete with racks; green
leatherette top. Folds com
tly. Formerly G1 o.
1926. Special ......
30 Strollers, made Of fiber;
have rubber-tired wheels, tubu-
lar pushers, footrest, safety
strap. and finished in cream,
gray Or coffee shades.
Formerly s14.s5. spe- 90 OK
cial ......
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1925-01-29
Dress Goods
and Coatings

Mil II Remnants and
remnants from our own
stock Of dress goods and
coatings, in lengths that
run from 81 Of a yard to
3 yards, and in the fol-
lowing weaves: Velours,
serge, hannels, Panama
cloth, coatings and
crepes. Many of the
short pie ces can be
matched. 40 TO SO inches
wide. Were $l.50
to $3.50. Special, Q0c
a yard .......... Nv
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1925-01-29
Beds, Etc.

Sample Beds and others with
n m e slightly scratched,
grouped as follows:
10 Twin Size Wood-finished
Beds. Were $19e5
to SEAS. Spe- &J2 *
Cial .....-.... AO
IS Full Size White Enamel
Beds. Were $1495. Clio ~
Friday, special -. PAo'oO
-6 Twin Size Wood-finished
Metal Beds, with
snFin s12s5 rr,a,v :. We're $12.95
. White Enamel
Cribs. FriSsv Were sls's5. $500
% Folding Cot Beds, with cot
ton pad. Were CIT 90
s15.95. Friday -. plAsOO
Ill Single White Enamel Beds.
s1o.s5. FRIDAY j 40
kann n's-Third Floor
Evening star., 1925-01-29
Millinery

100 Hats, including
silks, satins, felts, duve-
tyns and straw combina-
tions. All colors and
black. This lot includes
models left from pre-
vious sales and are worth
much more.
S5s S1ssisl; :1,h ffi- $500
80 Gloria Swanson
PpiSsv. R4kHs Of s,,b felt. Sl.OO
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1925-01-29
Children's Wear

"a Corduroy and Cloth Coats,
sizes 1 to 4 years. Straightline
and belted models. Colors,
tan, brown and blue. Formerly
ss:g5 @ to s5.s5. spe- $500
20 Hats of cloth and velvet.
Formerly s1.95 to 81 90
s5.s5. Special at. pA'OO
-25 Knitted Caps. Formerly
s1.00 to $3.50. Special cAo
dI .'.-..-. ..-..'-.--...
- Imported Knitted Suits,
consisting of sweater coat,
leggins and cap. Brown, henna
and blue. Formerly CD R=
$685.. Special, a suit P%.1O
Princess Slips, of good quail
ity nainsook. Slightly mussed.
Formerly $3.50 to Ct 90
s2.25. Special, each, SIsOU
20 Girls Bath Robes. Trim
med with ribbon. Silk girdIes.
snso'.i were s4:s5 to $685. sos
Infants Caps, of silk and
crepe de chine. Trimmed with
ribbon. Formerly
*1.50 to s1.75. Spe- Ct 90
cial at ......... PlsOO
Crepe Bloomers, in novelty
designs. Colors, maize, pink,
blue, orchid and white. 40
Special, each. fSC
-Children's Dresses, of figured
lawn, dotted swiss, dimities
ana broadcloth. Dainty STYLES
for little tots of 2 to s years.
Formerly $3.50 to or
$3.S5. Special each SIs0O
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1925-01-29
Handkerchiefs

"a Women's Handmade ALL
linen Handkerchiefs, somewhat
soiled; dark patterns. For
merly s1.0O to $500. S0o
Special, each .... wv
-529 Women's Linen and Wolfe
Handk erchiefs, in solid colors
and white; novelty patterns,
corner embroidered designs.
Formerly soc. Special, COo
each ...........
-1o5 womens Sample Hand
kerchiefs, all linen, few
white, mostly solid colors.
Formerly 75c to s1.0o. 1Oo
Special, eacn .........
500 Women's Cotton Hand
kerchiefs. in solid colors and
white. Some are soiled For
merly Sc to 1oc. Special 20
-246 Women's handkerchief.
linens and voiles, seconds of
25c quality. Mussed
and soiled. Special, 1911
1000 Women's Cotton Hand
kerchiefs. novelty patterns,
embroidered corners Some
few printed styles. Formerly
10c to 15c. Special, o.
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1925-01-29

Originals oaw slss.9O' $l25.OO
0oK Original = ~ $780, $89.75
oaE o9,ginai ' slSs.'o' $79.75
oaK Original y slss.S0' $69.75
-Women's Sports Coats, with
fur collars. Origi- GOO EO
nally s45.O0, now. %%%'oO
Sports Coats, with
elf collars, origi- CT cR
nally $500, now. Up s'oo
Street Coats, fur trimmed,
Originally ssa a1 nSx s6s:aS ssa, to S44.5O
Fur r m m Street and
Sports Coats. orig ally
P.ie P,o75 "a as sSs,ae sae, to $3.50
Sports Coats, with or without
fur i'm m ing
Originally s2s.75, COO O0
now ........ PNOsoO
Misses and Women's Plaid
Sports Coats, full len & h ,
straightline models, with large
vertible collars, lined
throu g h out Very
greatly reduced, Fri O. M
day :. ......... posOO
Girls Coats, sizes z to IA;
meade of sturdy warm mate
ria1s, in brown, deer and blue;
full-length lined; most of them
are interlined, some have fur
collars. Were $7.95, 90 Or
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1925-01-29
Art Goods

-Cretonne Pillows, attractive
patterns. Formerly s1.3s. OQc
Special, each ........... S
Pearl Cotton, variety of col
ors. Sizes 5 and s. For cro-
cheting or embroidering.
Formerly 1oc. Special, a -,
ball
-Jute Cord, in many good
shades, used for making
bags, rugs. etc. Special, a 60
ball .-.... --....'...
Beads, an odd lot, for
fancy work. Special, a 90
bottle .............
Wooden Knitting Needles,
mostly large sizes. Spe- 60
cial, pair ...-......
Best Quality Bone Knit
ting Needles. Spe ecial, l.
each ........... ...........
Clearance lot OF Pacific Pack
age Goods. most all lin S0c
gerie pieces. Special, ca, wv
Stamped Colored Handker-
chiefs, in various colors.
Formerly csc. Special, 1Sc
each
Odd lot OF Yarns, different
colors and We & n s.
All good qualities. Special, 60
a ball ................
-l2 Handmade Yarn Garments,
including baby caps, carriage
robe, scarf, etc. Slightly
soiied. Clearance CT On
price, each ......
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1925-01-29
Luggage

-s4.s5 Hat Boxes, round shape,
black or russet bound edges,
swinging handle. CO CG
only. Each ........ %co
-s14.o0 Travelling Bags, hand
boarded cowhide, in tan and
black; leather lined; 3-piece ef-
fecti 1s-inch size. SlO.05
-women's SIS and s22 Black
Cobra Grained Cowhide Cases,
made with sewed-on leather
hinge, double lock, good han
die. % and "a in. c1f 00
sizes. Reduced to-.
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1925-01-29
Iaces

Odds and Ends of Valen-
ciennes Insertions. Formerly
121hc to zoe. Friday, 20
clearance a yard. .... ct
Black Silk Sp ami S h Lace
Tunic Blouses. Were s7.25,
$500, $1,000, $500. Friday,
1914, $500, 5000. s12.25.
Combination of Colored Lace
with metal thread. p and Sc
inches wide. For
merly $3.50. Special, 60 90
a yard. ............
Metal Tricotine, combination
of green and gold, and rose ands
gold. For erly 59c. 90
Friday special, a yard. Nv
Small Lot of Siccawei Irish
Edges Formerly soc. 90
Special Friday, a yard. c|S
Odds and Ends of Calais Val
enciennes Laces. For m er y
121ac to 19c. Friday J0o
special, a yard. ...... e
3 Cotton Crepe Semi-made
Robe s. Formerly
$3.50. Friday special CT CE
3 semi-made Lace Robes.
Formerly 1895. Fri @S OO
day, each. po.Oo
i Semi-made Metal Robe.
v.9s,s Was s12:5o' I. Special $3.50
Kann' n's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1925-01-29
January Clearance
4 Great Pre-lnuentory Clean-Up That

Just In! 1000 Yds. Reg. ST
Peasant Prints at SOC Yard
This is another special purchase OF these attractive silks
offered you Just one half price. They in plaid
check and small figure designs, SO inches wide and in all
the pretty and fashionable colors Especially nice for
dresses. TUNES and chldrens
Odd Lots of Silk Remnants
SOC to $500 a Yard
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1925-01-29
Trimmings

trimmings
4 Jet Bead Belts-i Jet and
Crystal Bead Belt, 1 Sphinx
Bead Belt and l Iridescent
Bead Belt. Formerly CD or
s5.75. Special, each. %~s~c
. Persian Bead Half Belts.
Formerly $500. Spe- &C Or
cial, each -..
1 Black and Colored Spangled
J k t. Formerly GI Or
$5.95. Special at....
Odds and ends OF Wool and
Braid Motifs, pieces of Soutache
Braids and short lengths of
Golored ,, th GulIhpes' ope l7c
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1925-01-29
Goats

-Women's Fur-trimmed Street
Coats, one of a kind. Original
and clearance prices, as fol-
Evening star., 1925-01-29

Remnants of Febasc Floor Covering
these two special prices Several of pattern good
floors be covered
69c Csc grades; lengths SIPS to s24 grades lengths
to So yds. Special COo to SO. yds Special TO-
So yd yd ................ ~
Kann's-Third Floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-13

stiiuts, They have Wild wcstern
saddles and Wild Western. or mild
Eastern dispositions. depending on
how many volts you feed EN- Sc.
attic business men ride tho mounts
quite frequently some OF them for
torpid liver. sluggish circulation. that
tired feeling. and 30 forth.
ons Of the mounts is called pin.
to-" becauss Il has rapid. Jsrky
roll exactly like tina, of a tough ~.
tie Western oowpony. humping IL
after n recalcitrani steer. The ether
has a gentle eaEy roll. tho exact
replica Of the long gailop Of an easy.
riding saddle horse.
Charles q. Horton. Of tho Dexter
Horton estate. and Hcrber, schocn.
field. manager of tho Standard Fur
niiurc Co. find Faliop on tho ami.
mails lnIgorAtinE for days work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-13

about another man in the same
plight who took Carriers with good
results tried them and can hon
cs,ly say that they freed me OF nasty
gas on stomach. 30 that ! can now
eat without getting bilious. and they
improved my appetite fully 1905.
You can rest assured that from now
on will boost Carriers Little Liver
Pills whenever cunT For sale and
recommended by all druggists
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-13
Spokane Official
Visiting in City

Robert ". Butler. who is finance
COMMUNICATED OF Spokane. In a
Seattle visitor uhin week lie, with
Ars. Butler. IL staying al the home
Of HIS daughter. Mrs. T, ". Royce.
tBsB Meridian ave. The Buffers are
visiting ou,.ofiown friends this week.
bu, will return 20 Seattle.
While he is over here Mr Butler.
who takes office Juno ]. is studying