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Evening star., 1925-06-18
Floor Coverings

Round Braided Rag Rugs, IS.
inch size. can be used for auto
and porch seats. Were loo
49c; Friday, each. ...
-36X72 Oval Braided Yarn
Rugs. Were s14.s5; $50
Friday, each. ...... 'oo
-36x72, 30x60 and 27x54 inch
Oval and Regular Shaped Rag
Rugs. Slightly soiled- Were
s5,s5 to $3.50. spe- S2 OO
cial, each. h.......... ~o'oo
Remnants of Gold Seal Con.
goleum, 8 yards wide.
79c grade. Fri ay, QOo
square yard. d....... Nv
-36x72-inch Fiber Rugs, Bozart,
Rattania and Cherokee makes.
s2.s5 and s395 c1 on
grades. Friday. each. Sl.1U
-sx10 and 9x12 #. Japanese
Grass Rugs. Slightly imper-
feet: We're s4.s5 and SO *
800 Yards Carpet, full rolls
and remnants. Were
s1.45 to s245. Friday &1 M
a yard. ........ AsOo
Remnants of Fiber and Grass
Runners. 49c to CSC o.
grades. Friday, a yard, ~cC
. Mating Rugs. 9x12-ft.
size. Damaged. Were c1 90
s4.95. Friday. each. @A'|o
3 Wool and Fiber Rugs. 9x1o
feet. Were s995. c. M
Friday. each. 49,. @o'oO
4 Crex De Luxe Rugs. sx1o
feet. Were $3.50. Clio m
Friday, each .... ~AO.OO
IS Rattania Rugs, 9x12 feet.
sfi h lv soiled.
sash, slsi5', Friday $1l.5O
. Wilton Rugs. 9x12 feet.
Floor s mpleS
Were $115. Fri @HS m
dav, each ... @oosoO
-3 Fringed Wilton Velvet
Rugs. 9x12 feet. Were
$4,000. Fri d y. COL M
each. ... ~oA'oo
Kann's-Third Floor.
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kiddie Hoops, Etc.

These kiddie Hoops and
kumfy kribs have been used
as samples and are slightly
soiled from handling, otherwise
perfect in every detail.
. kiddie Hoops, Jr. 40 inches.
finished in ivory, completely
screened with top. and complete
w h mattress.
r e & u iarly SPOTS. c1h OF
Special, each ...... @AT' ~
i kumfy Krib, AZ inches
long, finished in ivory, com.
pletely screened. with top. Col
lapsible. Complete with mat
tress. r e & larly
$3.50. Spe ecial, c1O IN
each ............
3 Kumfy Kribs, 4S inches
long. Finished in ivory. Com
pletely screened, with top. Col.
lapsible. Complete with mat
tress. r e G u 1arly
$3.50. pecial, COZ OS
each -.-..........
. Baby Yards, painted ivory.
Well constructed. Strong can
vass floor Folds compactly.
Regularly ,$7.95. Spe- CT OS
cial, each. .......
kann's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1925-06-18
Hosiery

500 Pairs of Children's Socks,
" and y lengths, of cotton.
and silk and rayon in solid
colors, with pretty fancy tops.
Sizes 5 to S2. Regularly OOo
soc. Special. pair. :. NV
-425 Pairs Womens Pure
T e a d Silk, Full-fashioned
Hose, made with mercerized
tops, soles, heels and toes.
w h te and good
wanted colors. Spe- @1 %
cial, a pair. ....... LOO
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Children's Wear

White Pique Hats with as
m r o d ed fronts. 1Oc
Infants Lawn Caps, trimmed
with lace and embroid- 40c
cry. Each
-Children's Princess Slips and
Gowns. trimmed with medal
lions, lace and embroidery.
Sizes 6 to IA years. At 90
Each ..............
so White Lawn and NainSook
Dresses, trimmed with lace and
embroidery. Slightly nussed.
Sizes 2 to s years. Regularly
$S95 to $5.95. Spe- CD 90
cial each. %&.O1
kann'S-Second Floor.
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Neckwear

Remnant lengths of Pleatings
and Bandings, of shadow lace,
organdie and net. Regularly
3sc to 5sc. Special, a COo
ienStn
An assortment of lace, organ.
die and voile Neckwear that
has become mussed from han.
ding. Regularly sec to Cz.
S1.00. Special. each. -. odC
-Scarfs of figured crepe de
chine. Not all colors. Regular
s2.so to $3.50 values. 80 .15
Special, each ....... p@sfo
kann's-Street Floor.
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Leather Goods

--175 Leather, Silk and Beaded
Bags, in black and colors. Reg
ularly $1.00 to $2.95. OSc
Your choice .....-.....
100 pint size Universal Vac
uum Bottles. in black enamel
case. Keeps cold 72 hours and
hot "a hours. Special 7Oc
dL -
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Art Goods

Clearance lot Of sta m p d
pieces, consisting Of 36-inch
centerpieces, 1sx50-inch scarfs
and 3-piece buffet sets. Perfect
goods. Tan only. and stamped
inl easy designs. Regu. QOo
laxly 6Sc. Special Friday. O1O
Kann0-Tourth FIocn
Evening star., 1925-06-18
Ribbons

An entirely new lot Of remnant
lengths Of Ribbons, in various
lengths and widths and includ.
ing ombre, novelty and two.tone
effects in all the most popular
kinds OF ribbons. Regularly 15c
to s5c. Special. Friday. 7Oc
q yard. lOC
Kann'-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1925-06-18
Lace Remnants, Etc.

Calais Val Laces, odds and
ends of fine Vals. including
edges and insertions in white
and cream color. Spe- 1O1Zo
cial, a yard. ...... ~
Remnant lengths of embroid-
cries, all hand-loom ven.
edges, insertions, and 1So
headings. Special. yard, AoC
--Semi-made robes, of cotton,
and silk and cotton fabrics, IL of
each kind.
Cotton Wolfe Semi
made m de. sIsh R9oes' were $1.5O
Silk and Cotton Semi
made Robes. were CD IN
s4.75. each SO.CO
kann' 's-Street Floor.
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Reg. l8c to Csc
Handkerchiefs
l2Hc Each

1000 Women's Linen, Wolfe
and Fine Quality Cotton Hand
kerchiefs, in white and solid
colors. Novelty patterns and
corner embroidery.
Kann's-Street Floor.
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.Jewelry

ALI the remaining pieces Of
our $1o0 sale of Imported
Sample Jewelry. In the assort-
ment are chokers, long chains,
necklaces, brooch pins, bar pins.
bracelets, etc. The values run
from $500 to S4.o0. Your *
choice. to close out. ..... wv
Kann's Street Floor.
Evening star., 1925-06-18
Athletic Union Suits
FRIDAY. SOC Ea.

1000 Women's Athletic
Union Suits. made of a nice
quality cotton material. in
bodice style. Self straps, closed
fronts. Sizes SO to AZ, in or
child and peach.
Kann's-Street Floor.
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White Goods
Remnants
At l5c Yd.

I'm this lot are longcloths,
nainsooks, paJama checks,
madras and crepes.
Imported White Swiss Or
CANDY, As inches wide; fine
and sheer quality. with per-
manent finish. Regularly 5Sc
yard; special Fri SOo
day, yard .......... wv
Kann's-Street Floor.
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500 Slightly Mussed
Undergar:1nents
Formerly $40 to s2.25 at
$l.OO Ea.

I'm this assortment are Gowns,
Step.iris, Chemise, Petticoats.
Boomers and Pajamas, made of
such materials as crepe, voile.
nainsook, shadow batiste and
sateen. Some made In tailored
styles, others daintily trimmed
with lace and ribbons. A little
pressing will make these gar.
ments like new, and you will
have soft. cool underthings, to
take on your trip. that have
cost you almost nothing.
Kana'o-0ocoaA Y1ooN
Evening star., 1925-06-18
Women's Apparel

Plain Tailored and Ensemble
Suits, sizes 16 to A. 43 in all.
including Ensembles, Box Coat
Suits, and plain tailored models.
Formerly pric ed
f'r}Gav from ss5 ~ to $50, $l5.95
Girls Knitted Capes, sizes
to y, in green, tan. coral, white,
blue and maiS. Some trimmed
in contrasting colors. co 90
Reduced to. SH.11
Linen Dresses, in broken sizes.
in lavender, tangerine, rose,
blue and brown, trimmed with
white linen. Dresses suitable
for picnics, etc. Also at the
same price are included
a small lot of Crepe Blouse En-
Ssnisns sembles' dhotda In figured $500
n'S-Straat Floor
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ParasOls

An assortment of Japanese
and Chinese Parasols that have
been slightly damaged. Odds
and ends of the regular S1.5o
and $500 grades. Spe- ROo
cial Friday. each. Wv
Kann'S 'S-Street Floor,
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Beds, Couches, Etc.

Il Double Da-bed, Walnut
head and foot; velour
cover. Was $50. Fri az
ody ss..'-.....
-5 Sample Metal Beds, sold
"as is" Were 1895
soon to sl4's!s' Friday $3.50
-8 Sample Wood finish Beds.
Were $16.95 to
ssas ssa;s6' Frid ay' $3.50
lis Cotton Mattresses, twin
single and three-quarter sizes.
Were $9.s5; Friday. ~S ze
edcH .....-.....s....
a Metal Beds, with springs:
36-tnch size. Were or RI
$10.95. Friday, each. ~OsOU
3 Englander Couch Beds.
with soiled ticking.
Were $24.95. Friday, m1n
edCn VII
Kann's-Third Floor,
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Notions

-Children's Rubber Aprons.
Seconds of soc quality. 7Oo
-Single-nesh, Cap-shape Hair
Nets, seconds" All colors but
white or gray. A dozen 1So
for
100 All-rubber Step-ins.
Regularly 25c. Special ~
SOC to $1.00 Laundry 90
Bags. Special. each. -. c|C
Evening star., 1925-06-18
Linens

-1S-in. Irish Linen Napkins,
good weight, and an excellent
quality linen, a @C OF
dozen .............. %6s9O
PIN. Mercerized Table Dam
ask, a regular $1.00 quail
ity. Special Friday a 70c
yard
KAnn's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1925-06-18

69c to $500
Isle and Cotton
Vests, Friday
49c Ea.
-Women's Fine Quality Lisle
and Cotton Vests in broken lots
and sizes. Among them are
regular and extra sizes in white
and pink. some few being soiled
from handling.
Kann'vStreet Floor.
Evening star., 1925-06-18
1,500 Yards CSC
Striped Rayon. SOo
Yard. Nv

l. 500 yds., in an excellent
assortment of colored
stripes on tan or gray
grounds, chiefly So inches
wide, and a splendid ma
terial for sports dresses or
suits.
Al ILL.,
Evening star., 1925-06-18
Any a, Gs'1 Sumner g9nef Sweater s* 10 PRICE
Regularly ST. .95 to SI675

Sweaters made of the finest yarns and rayon materials
all the popular Summer styles, including pullover
and swagger coat effects. Some colarless others with
knitted Van Heusen collars, and both sleeveless and
sleeved models to choose from beautiful of
colors with self contrasting borders.
Kann's-Second Floor. -
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Partisan Revue
Coming TO Orpheunl

Said tn De one of the most novel
and interesting imp0riatl0na 81 tHs
Opheum circuit from European
music halls. the Partisan Revue
company viii appear iu seattle next
week
The Partisan Revue company iH O.
group ~ ~ artists. no tgo ~
similar talent who were found pIay
Ing in music hall ia Lyons.
France Thoy are artists. actors
and actresses, traEcdluns and com
edlanH. singers aud dancers maHtrm
OF every art u the theater
when WIliam Emythe, veteran
vaudeville star. discovered this lit.
ne coierie of artists, be imms.
dlatrly arranged 20 bring the com
pauy 90 America A program was
soon arranged. substantially the
same aa the performance the com
pany had done IN Lyons. except
that English WAS substituted Tor
French
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-27
Entertaining Film
NoW at PantageS

Entertaining b. ia story. and IN.
gr.guinE Ina ia mastery and am.
psnse. Three keys" the feature
picture at the Pautagsa This week.
is one ~ tho foremost attractions
presented az that popular house this
season
Hased on tho novel q. the same
name by Frederic n. R pry the
purutse author. Three Keys" Is
presented with a cast headed by
Edith Roberto. Jack Mulhan and
Virginia Ice CurbIu, with CASTOR
Glass. stuart Holmes. Charles
Clary Atlss DUPONT and Joseph
Gimrd as the other principals.
The story tells Of Georse IAthrop.
"a Young millionaire tGasion Ghsst
who Ia planning suicide. having lost
bis ample fortune Just as be- IL
about 20 take the fatal stgp. the
father % ha fIancse asks his assist
auce. not knowing. 81 course. that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-27
Carpenters Post
Open at Fl. Casey

The United States civil service
commission announces an open com
petitive examination 10 nm vacancy
Ia the position " carpenter. quar-
teumastor service. az Fort Casey
TN, .ahr, is $500 a year Receipt
Of applications 10 close April 1895
az e01 Postuffeo building
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SUNSHINE SMILES
Department for Seattle Shut-Ins and Their Friends
Appearing Every Week in The Seattle Star
Eited by Dr Frank n Loops-rhouc ca phll6ss
Ed,ed b, DR. Frank II, Loope-rhonc c, pitl-le:e

largely attended ty workers and
shutins following am excellent lunch
con and a very fine program
Mrs. Lucy s, WHlouEhey, plano
solo Melody in r. Were I a
Bird
Mr. y. .. Foisee. talk on city man
sEcmcnt
Mrs Lucy s WillouEhcy. vocal
n Love Little Cottage "a
sons Of Thy Robin
MIS-. q. D. Kr.eEer harpst and
soloist. Absent" ",rhc taddic.
" Four Leaf Clover
An report wonderful time.
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"Shll Anybody's
Race" Says Dahlby

WHh Jess than two weeks 10 So
hsfort tl- anal election Henry g.
rshlsv cse er the succossful 5oun-
simau.g nominees believes That u
i aHl an, bodS's race.
rYou viii FIND me ughung AN the
~ vote b east on election day
h said at a meeting last night Mr.
pshlby cNpcgts to wakc "a yer, ac.
use campaign hetoyc the dly or the
9sc,ton. Maryb no visiting every
sa,ion 81 che city during the Hext
Ssek.
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WmEEI. CnlR wNNTED

u there SOMEONE who has "a wheel
chair that Is not in use who would
IKE 10 make AN elderly partially
raralyEed woman happy hy the loan
~ the chairf This lady Is "A member
of The blg family of elderly folks AZ
The 81 Vincent home and would be
very grateful Tor the loan. Phone
a pitl-IdeE.
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FAILURE

FAILURE
Failure Is just q resting place
ON ~ road 90 tN again.
Just aiavkrning ~ the pace
And a pause Tor sturdy men,
just temporary halt
ON the march to wealth and fame
Where you can correct the fault
And So on and play the same
Failures not "a ihing so dread
% IS just hint 90 sou.
Ere you dash too fsr ahead
So Do careful what sou DO.
It's the stdetmek where you wait
For the passing fast express.
etNp steam. The run Is straight
out o. failure 90 Success
Detroit Free Pres
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-27
EIkS WILL ENTERTAIN SHUT
I'M

Seattle Elks No, % win entertain
Seattle shutiu on Wednesday even.
ing March rs, az their club rooms.
an shutius are invited. Automobiles
will be provided and a wonderful en-.
tertainment Is being arranged. You
VIII please phone ca pitt tsss n you
care 20 attend so arrangements can
be- made for transportation Every
care for your comfort aud pleasure
Is being attended 20. so you viii have
the best time ever,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-27
FAIL TO
CATCH GANG
San lose Robbers ReSp0n-
SibIe for Many Theits

san JOSE. CAL FEB 2T--Thou
lands u dollars in cash and bonds
has been taken - q hand Of three
ysFFs operating Boz and around san
jose iu the last fre months and -
mr police have been unable 70 check
their Operations Or 20 obtain O clue
10 their Identity
Twenty one safe in small FAC
tories and stores and po6iNtiicss OF
toxns ia this vicinity have been
blown open and rif.ed
Three more safes were robbed lal.i
night. presumably b the same band
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-27

the intention Of building n singing
organization that will be the Vests
own. ard that will rival anything the
East can produce. Their tours will
be confined 10 the country west Of
Denver.
Miss Theo Pennington. who had
the role OF Maid Marion IN Robin
Hood. viii play Madlna IN the forth
coming production Of 'The Chocolate
Soldier. Harry Pfcil. tenor. will be
Lieut.. Bumerli. I'D Andrews Is cast
ns Col. popoff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-27
Y. M. Sunday Club
Shows Film Picture

For the first time Boa tfe 20 years
existence u The Seattle Y ~ G. A.
SUNDAY club f0r men. ne fuli SUNDAY
afternoon program viii be devoted 70
m0rinr pictures TW0 feature pie
lures. ~Tbe Fruits Of Faith and
"Thr Price OF Pfogfess,7 viii h.
shown
The s 81 G. a. has recently pur
chased complete moving picture
machine 0utnt and plans 10 show
good pictures free every sunday az
teuoou and every Wednesday even,
iuE
Prof Frank } faube. of the Uni
vers.ty ~ Washington w.li address
the men az the friendship supper
following An men are invited 20
attend these meetings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-27
PARRY FOR MARY H0sKINsl

The Sunshine committee Of the
Junior Endeavor % the Woodland
Park Presbyterian church save
Mary H0skius a surprise valentine
party the evening Of February 18th
at her residence. III n. soth a.
The senior Endsavor Of tho same
church. with the Campfire Girls.
followed with another party and
entertainment on Miss Hoskins
Monday. the 18th. Everybody re-.
ports a wonderful time.
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days 81 the Dicycle
built for will
present himself in
all his lively tune.
fulness at the Met.
oHtan four
days starttn g
" arch 1. TIL Q
IL ran on Opera
company. heard In
Seattle recently In
Robin Hood, IS
producing the old.
time favorite.
The Bran d 0 n
brothers. Ray f.
III ~ l. Ln..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-27
THANK NoI

The many shut .us who have
been The recipients of plants OF
flowers from the Sunshine guild ~,
Gently, wish 20 extend 20 lis mem.
hcrship their heartfelt thanks and
appreciation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-27

Are there any Of our readers who
know Of a one.horse power electric
engine that can be purchased
cheaply by Bu Murray. who needs
it for his new knitting machinrl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-27
EWING PANTY IN DISTRESS

Il has beeu reported 10 me that
Claude Ewing and his mother both
sbu,ins. arr in need Of groceries and
other staple supplies
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RING COUNTY HOME

Program for county home tomor
row afternoon. AS arranged by Mrs.
p c. Baden. Is as follows
Violin solo ........ Edythc Galingcr
Accompanied by Eleanor King,
Reading ......... Marie McElhancy
solo Mrs. Nac o'Nctil Fcldman
AcCumnBuied by
Mn Gordon Simpson
Plano solo .............. Eleanor King
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-27
w0MrN's IOnGE MEITs

The Washington Hive. so 81 the
ladies' ~ the Maccabses. viii meet
in the Odd s'ciiowu' temple on TueE-
day. March Rt 2 y. M. for In.
ltiati0n % new members Lunch
Wiil be- served a. o'clock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-27
ENTERTAINMENT FOR FINLAND
NfIIT TINS

Phillips, % the Seattle Elks. has
arranged wonderful program con.
sisting 81 orchestra, nine vaudeville
acts aud a rvcl ~ film for Firland
sanatorlum this evening at o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-27
Boys School Suits
$685.

Hsued styles with two pairs o.
fully lined kulckcra In dark gray
and brown patterns Sizes for boys
. 20 80 years Al S0.S5.
OTHER SUITS FOR BOYS.
with one pair Of dress aud one
Of goif knlokerA aud vest
a12.35.
DOWNSTAIRS STORE
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Great Britain has 20 telephones
per 1000 population. as compared
--Ah i42 in the United states.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-27
Two Typical Styles Are Sketched

FUR TRIMMED Or with
Cut fur=thr variety 81
styles ta unusually extern
nivs FOR coats 90 low IN
price All are FUZZY lined
and well tailored. FaTticu-
iHFiY smart are thr coats
with the new small collnr.
AZ SI7..s and $500.
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ANGORA CAT FOR sHuTIN

II there shut.in home that
would enjoy having a fullhloodsd
yellow AnEora male cat 8 months
oid7 n 80. phone BE acn-i0s9.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-27

the younger man ~ financially
broke Iathrop puts aside bis
plan aud determines 20 help him.
no matter what the cost.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-27
Seattle toHear
Fauorite Light
Opera at Met

Our old friend. The Chocolate Sol
dier-so popular years ago. In the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-27

More than 1900 workers are en-
ploysi 10 one district Of China max
ing Irish lace"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-27
LIGHTHOI ~ OPENS NEW
BUILDING

The Lighthouse society opened
their spacious new building with a
grand bail last week. Friday eve.
ming. over 100 people danced tin
the wee small hours Of tho morning
to the excellent music OF the Blind
Radio Five orchestra.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-27

FLANNEL COATS and
coats - other light
weight soft fabrics iu
the bright rod tones the
softer terra Gotta shades
and tho fun range %
tans and russell colurs
Al effectively trimmed
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Girls Spring Coats

In lightweight, soft fabrics and wide variety of
attractive styles.
For girls of to years, at 1913 and S7.95.
For girls of 8 to ID years. at Ss.75, 1915,
S11.5O, $3.50 and upward.
In the newer shades and styles. Some trimmed
with fur. DOWNSTAIRS STORE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-27
ALLAH SOCIAL CLUB GIVES
DANCE

Allah Social club. the Sunshine
branch Of Allah chapter o. y. s..
viii give a benefit dance and c1rI
party at tho Lonesome club. 1902
sixth ave. on Monday March 18th
The Lonesome club are donating
their hall. the services Of their
employees and orchestra.
SUNSHINE GUILD
sunshine guild meeting February
18th with Mrs a. Greyerbiehl was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-27

THREE pretty styles are sketched from among the
many new arrivals in the Downstairs Store Hats
that become the junior miss. In such variety of styles
that choosing becomes simple matter Little girls will
especially like the stitched satin models in many colors
At $3.50 and S2.95. ro,y,,s-.,os .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-27
1000 Pairs
CHILDREN'S
HALF-SOX
SPECIAL
Csc
PAIR

A j0bbeTs clearance OF
various lines 81 chiidren's
HalfsoH. purchased by the
Downstairs Store. 20 sell
al this very low price.
In the lot are fine Isle
and artificial silk Sox In
white, colors and fancy
styles. Wide range ~
sizes.
Special. saturday at
use the r-E
DOW MARS STORE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-27

U1oR women and young
l. women these attractive
Sweaters. in many instances.
serve as a blouse. Tho styles
are surprisingly smart for
such low. priced garments.
The color range includes
practically every wanted
shade. Very good value at
S1.05.
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DRESS as pictured
al left il In two shades
~ ruasrt Trimmed "a
black buttons. tie and
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New Britain herald., 1925-01-15
Springfield Celtics
 To Play Boys Club

The Celtic A. (. of Springfield, Mass. one of the fastest amateur teams in New England, has been booked for home-and- -home series by ths Boys club of this city The local anagement has been seeking games with the Ray staters for two or three years, but has never been ahle to come to terms until now. The Celtics will play here on Mon- day, February 9, while the locals will make their first trip out of the state when they play the return engage nent, which will take place on Feb ruary 3S or March '. The Celtics have played together for four or five seasons and have big reputation throughout this part of the coun- try. The Boys club hoopsters will have to be at their best to beat them.
 The Boys club Reserves will be host to the Bristol club in a league game here tonight This will be Britol's first league contest, and the standing is such that the winner to- night will go Into first place. while the loser will fall into last.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-15
MECHANICS BARRED

Paris, Jan. f5.--For the first time in the history of automobile racing in Europe, no mechanic will be allowed to sit with the drivers in the Grand Prix speed test which will take place at Monthlery, July % of next year.
 The French Automobile Club has made public the regulations govern ing the race and they provide that although the car must have two seats side by side, the driver will be alone on board.
 Only constructors of the nations invited will be allowed 10 take part. The weight of cars, empty, will be limited to $50 kilograms. The race will be over a distance Of 1000 kill ometers. or 50 laps around the course.
 The winner will draw down 150,- GOO francs, while 5o,000 will go to the second and 10000 to the third.