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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-13
Feel
S O GGish
Blasts
BY LADY DECIES


LONDON. Sept. 12.-The queen
has been feeling the cold in Scotland
very acutely and already there is some
talk of her returning to town before
the rest of the court.
Balmoral Castle, situated on the
heights above the Dee, is wind
swept spot. In spite Of the many
improvements on the castle to free it
from draughts, there is good deal
of speculation in London as to
whether the kings health will allow
him to remain in London during the
winter, although it may be taken for
granted that unless he is definitely
ailing nothing will induce him to leave
London before the full season which
it is believed will be soon after Christ
mas.
Neither has he any particular lik-
ing for continental resorts or winter
cruising. There is not much doubt
that the next few months will again
Il
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Many Americans went down to the
Doncaster races this week. The ac-
commodations in the smoky Yorkshire
town were so limited that a dozen
special trains de luxe ran from Lon
don so that the Americans could go
and return.
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It is on the cards that the much
talked of modern-dress Hamlet will
be seen in New York this fall. If
it continues its great success in Lon
don, it will have undoubtedly have
made longer run than any previous
Shakespearian production. Hamlet
first enters on the stage in a morn
ing suit, then in n dinner jacket.
Ophelia in very modern short frocks
surprises.
Polonius appears without the tradi-
tional beard and with revolvers in
stead of dagger. The lines in the
play remain virtually the same but
all the scenery and costumes are of
the most modern style.
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Tengo color is all the rage at the
moment. 1t is that striking color be-
tween flame and orange, but all colors
of the rainbow are in evidence in
dance frocks. Only black and white
seem to be barred.
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The Marchesa Bourbon Delmonte,
one of the most beautiful and charm
ing members of the old italian aristo-
crazy, will probably visit America in
October. The Marchesa has made
her home in London for several years.
She is an accomplished horsewoman
and is the owner of the famous white
horse Moonlight" which that great
authority on horses. Lord Lonsdale,
considers the finest jumper ever seen.
The Marchesa is anauthority on Ital-
ian art of all kinds and it is said that
one of the reasons for her American
visit is to purchase a certain Italian
"old master" at present in New York
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Velvet Hats Push Felt
Headgear to lShelues

NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-THE vel
vet hat is back.
For the first time in three years,
felt headgear remains on the shelves,
while velvet shapes, all sizes, colors
and outlines, fill showrooms.
A fairly wide hat, sometimes with
a floppy brim, is favorite model,
especially in black velvet. 1t is
trimmed with rosettes, grosgrain rib
bon or flat little feather fancies.
Clipped beaver also is bidding for
popularity. 1 saw one hat of this ana
terial in a bright purple shade, its
mushroom brim edged with lavender.
A big lavender chrysanthemum was
caught to the crown.
1t isn't only velvet and beaver. that
have come out of the past to be the
newest of the new, however. Ostrich
is with us again, and is being used
on hats turned out by the most fash
ionable designers. Even floating will
low plumes-really!
1 saw pair of these last named in
golden apricot shade on small
brown velvet hat with high crown.
One was placed above the brim on
the right side and the other was be-
meath it on the left, long fronds dam
Cling raggedly.
Many of the new coats are fash
Toned with full, flaring hens ano
skirts handed with fur, much like
the silk coats of the summer.
This is particularly true Of fui
coats and instead of making them
bungling, the style lends something
to a grace very attractive when con-
trasting pelts are blended in develop
ing the garments.
There is a coat Of sable, made on
slim lines, with the skirt ripping full
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-13
Semper Fidelis
Club Plans
Affair

The Semper Fidelis Club will en-
tertain with a dance at the Alamo
Country Club Tuesday evening. Final
arrangements were made at a meet
ing of the club Friday evening.
Miss Marie Lucchese will be hostess
at the dance, and will be assisted in
receiving by Miss Frances Lucchesee,
president, and Misses Margaret Hoef-
gen, Pat Noble, Irene Pigott, Florence
Newton, Adele Muegge, Hernia Hoef-
gen, Eleanor Weiss, Elsie MINI, Ber-
nardine Rice. Emma Jiorda, Mary
Serene, Lucille Miller, Josephine De
Cotera and Hazel Murphy.
The chaperones for the evening will
be the club sponsors Mesdames q.
Muegge, w. Noble, NJ. NJ. Hall, Sam
Lucchese and ID. G. Mauermann.
Bids for the dance may be obtained
by the club members.
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below the waist-line, placed at the
hips.
About the hem and sleeves are
broad bands Of taupe fox, contribut-
ing the last gorgeous touch to the
whole.
Cloth coats, too, are made on this
order. "A black broadcloth coat with
raglan sleeves, is banded with opos-
sum, very full and fluffy. 1t is lined
with cashmere in the natural shade.
Another coat, of grass-green whip
cord, is so full and wide as to be al
most like a cape. A broad band Of
mink forms collar and cuffs and drops
down the front, closing on either side.
Among all the new autumn dresses,
two were specially outstanding this
week.
One was an evening gown which
featured the separate blouse effect.
The bodice was flesh colored chiffon,
with conservatively rounded throat
and medium long waist-line, while
the skirt was a series of flounces Of
black chiffon.
New colors of the week offer two
shades of brown. One, "cedarwood,
is quite light and tinged with pink,
while burnt cork" is a dark, autumn
nal tint.
"Veronese," a glowing, rich red, is
another new color. Equally bright
and characterize is "oriflamme," q
brilliant gold.
"Nilesque" is green slightly lighter
than jade while "balsam" is deeper,
duller green,
A rich ivory hue is "vellum" and
"amourette" is corn-flower blue and
"Pavlova" is a mauve, named after
the predominating color of the Rus
sian dancers recent ballet.
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Guest
Is H@a@red
AT T ca

Mrs. J. L. Browne entertained at
her home from 3 to 6 o'clock Friday
afternoon cSmplimenting Mrs. Frank
McGlasson of Uvalde. Mrs. Nc
Glasson formerly was Miss Sarah
Williams. The home was decorated
with scarlet rosebuds and zinnias OF
various shades.
Among the guests were Mrs. Ar
thur Morton, Mrs. Burt Calvin, Mrs.
Homer T. Wilson, Mrs. Edward Gil
bert, Mrs. G. G. Golf, Miss Ivy
Beck, Mrs. o. FL. Judkins, Mrs. Rich
ard French Spencer, Mrs. Nelson
Lytle, Mrs. Philip Coldwell, Miss
Leila Williams, Mrs. Quest G. Couch,
Mrs. Mark Brown and Mrs. Robert
Lott of Goliad.
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Members ofOriole
p Club Are Guests

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Siederman en-.
tertained the 0riole Card Club We'd
nesday evening in their home. Prizes
were awarded to Mr.. and Mrs. f..
Barberio, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Gill and
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Shane.
Delicious refreshments were served
to Mr.. and Mrs. E. Montez, Mr.. and
Mrs. f. Barberio, Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
ert Shane. Mr.. and Mrs. Joe earle,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Gill and the hosts.
The October meeting of the club
will be held in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Shane.
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Plans Morning
Bridge Parties

Mrs. George Thompson will enter
tain with a series of morning bridge
parties at her home in Kings High
way next week, complimenting Mrs.
Thomas Chalmers Bittle, formerly of
Bryan. Mrs. Bittle recently moved
to San Antonio to make her home. At
present Mr.. and Mrs. Bittle are stop
ping at the st. Anthony Hotel. Mr..
Bittle is the brother of Mrs. Q. Y.
Todd. The bridge parties will take
place on Monday, Tuesday and We'd
nesday mornings.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Lipseomb ar
rived Wednesday from Yellowstone
Park where they spent their honey
moon. They made a cross-country
trip. Mrs. Lipscomb, before her re-
cent marriage at her summer home at
Grand Lake, Colo, was Miss Marjorie
Adams of this city. Mr.. and Mrs.
I, Lipscomb are residing at the home of
the bridegroom on East Craig Place.
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Miss Mary Newton, who has been
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Lawrence
Sheppard, in Hanover, Pa, since early
spring, will arrive in several weeks.
Miss Newton will visit friends in
Washington and spend week in New
York before returning home.
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Mrs. Willis johnson, chairman OF
the civic department of the Woman's
Club. is asking all members of the
club. also any friends, to save their
newspapers. The papers should be tied
in compact bundles. The proceeds de-
rived from the sale Of the papers will
be used by the department in some
useful manner.
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DIR. and Mrs. J. S. Steele and
daughter, Miss Dorothy Steele, will
leave next week for New York. Miss
Steele will attend school in New
York. DR.. and Mrs. Steele will be the
guests Of their eldest daughter, Mrs.
Merritt Halstead Greene, in Norwalk,
Conn.
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Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Sheriff. and
Miss Eugenia have returned from
six-week tour Of Colorado and the Pa
cific coast.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Prassell have as
their guests, Miss Maxine Davis and
Miss Esther Berry of Pearsall.
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S. A. F annily
Hosts i'm
West

Mr.. and Mrs. Norris s. Dickin-
son with their nephew, Bob Dickin-
son, motored out to Grand Lake,
Colo, in July and took the Inverness
cottage. They have kept big log
fire burning every day, and have
helped to welcome most of the so San
Antonio folk who have motored to
Grand Lake this summer.
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Mrs. John Glen of Washington,
d. c., who is the guest of her father,
Dan Sullivan, will entertain with
hotel complimenting a few of her
luncheon on Tuesday at the Menger
friends.
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Mrs. Kenneth Winner returned Sun
day from Sewanee, Tenn, where she
spent the summer, accompanied by
her three children.
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Bridge Is Given
by Miss Canaday

Miss Josephine Canaday entertained
at her home Tuesday afternoon, with
an attractive bridge party, compli-
menting eight tables of players. The
home was prettily decorated in zin-
Mas, crepe myrtle and queens crown.
Among the guests were Miss Elizabeth
Browning, Miss Jean Canaday. Miss
Mary Lois Yantis, Miss Mary Souder,
Miss Katherine johnson, Miss Ella
Savage, Miss Adelaide Richardson,
Miss Alberta Scott, Miss Anna Z.
Morehead, Miss Ruth Seiser, Miss
Theodosia Jones, Miss Adele Lagel,
Miss Helen Upschulte, Miss Ora Da-
Wis. Miss Dorothy Latimer, Miss Nor.
ita Black, Miss Rowena johnson.
Miss Cora Lynn Robertson, Miss Nell
Cornell, Miss Katherine Rockafellow,
Miss Bernice Hargis, Miss Lenis Cava-
naugh, Miss Clara Arnold, Miss Mary
Eloise Steele, Miss Jessie Ann Fisch-
er, Miss Mary Newton, Miss Louise
Murray, Miss Anne Burbank, Miss
ANNA Bond, Miss Audrey Goldthorpe,
Miss Marjorie McGehee, Miss Bernar-
dine Rice and Miss Martha Virginia
King.
Mrs: Rex Chandler of Hawaii writes
that she has moved into her new home
in the Post. She also tells of num-
erous parties-a dinner given by Mrs.
Thomas II. Slavens, wife of Brigadier
General Slavens, who was stationed
Mt Fort Sam Houston. Then a charm
ing luncheon at which Mrs. Edward
NJ. Lewis, wife of Major General
Lewis, formerly of Fort Sam Houston,
was hostess.
Mrs. John Glen of Washington,
d. c., who is the guest Of her father,
Dan Sullivan, will entertain with a
hotel complimenting a few OF her
luncheon on Tuesday at the Menger
friends.
The members of the Girls Friendly
Society of st. Marks Church were
entertained with supper and So
cial in the home of Mrs. T. d. Gish,
1415 North Alamo Street. Tuesday
evening.
The convention committee members
Of the Christian Endeayor Union
met at o'clock Tuesday evening in
the Y. M. @. A. to complete the busl-
ness of the recent Endeavor conven-
ton.
The Government Hill Lutheran
Church will entertain with a bazaar
and turkey supper at 5 o'clock Sep
TENDER "a.
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Mr.. and Mrs. William J. Stucke
and daughter, Adela, have re
turned from a two weeks vacation
with relatives at Beeville. On her re-
turn trip she visited in Corpus Christi
and Laredo.
Miss Mary Louise Price was to leave
Saturday evening for California to
be the guest of friends and relatives
in San Francisco. She will remain in
the West for several months.
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Mrs. Kenneth Winner returned Sun
day from Sewanee, Tenn, where she
spent the summer, accompanied by
her three children.
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Mrs. Rochester McEldowney Of Ha-
wall, is spending several weeks in San
Antonio with her father, DR.. Charles
S. Yenable, and her sister, Mrs, julius
Barclay.
Miss Dorothy Lee Gill has re-
turned from Yoakum where she
has been visiting friends for the last
few weeks.
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The Phi Lamba Epsilon fraternity
will entertain with its annual Christ
rnnr dnncn an nncnnnhrr oH l0oh-
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Mrs. Rochester McEldowney Of Ha-
wall, is spending several weeks in San
Antonio with her father, DR.. Charles
S. Yenable, and her sister, Mrs. julius
Barclay.
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Miss Dorothy Lee Gill has re-
turned from Yoakum where she
has been visiting friends for the last
few weeks.
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Mr.. and Mrs. William J. Stucke
and daughter, Adela, have re
turned from a two weeks vacation
with relatives at Beeville. On her re-
turn trip she visited in Corpus Christi
and Laredo.
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The Phi Lamba Epsilon fraternity
viii entertain with its annual Christ
mas dance on December %, 1925.
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Miss Mary Louise Price was to leave
Saturday evening for California to
be the guest of friends and relatives
in San Francisco. She will remain in
the West for several months.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-13

The members of the Girls Friendly
Society of st. Marks Church were
entertained with a supper and So
cial in the home of Mrs. T. d. Gish,
1415 North Alamo Street, Tuesday
evening.
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The Government Hill Lutheran
Church will entertain with a bazaar
and turkey supper at 5 o'clock Sep
TENDER "a.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-13

The convention committee members
Of the Christian Endeayor Union
met at o'clock Tuesday evening in
the Y. NJ. @. A. to complete the bust
ness of the recent Endeavor conven-
ton.
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Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Sheriff. and
Miss Eugenia have returned from a
six-week tour of Colorado and the Pa
cific coast.
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Better TRADES and better BUYS
Better see us
THE TRADERS SII Second Ave
>>~->~~~|-~~-S~~~s-~S~~~-~-~ ~~N-~J~~.~~-~~@--
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BY owner New, modern Groom
house Easy terms 40i2 Flrst
ave n W MEIrge.Eapg
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ACRES near Lake Sammhmlsh.
$3.50, terms, Graf 500 Title Trust
Bldg.
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a DASDY-6-room modern. Righi
price, only 1850 cash.
JUNCTION REALTY, MElrso-ObOg
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LAKE FOREST Park
my HHF.HFH

WHILE PRICES ARE Low
Beautiful Lake Washington View;
l-lG acres; light. water phone
available. only IZss; terms sZs
down, - month. no Interest
90 D. o.
Perfect Investment, i-l0 acres. can
be cut into 10 big lots Perfect
view ~ Lake Washington. Only
1886 Takes 500 cAshs $40 month,
no interest Tract I5 q %.
This unr- viii 20 quick, 20 act
promptly 2 acres, partly cleared,
ideal soil. good View blDcks
from highway Think % 81 only
1850. Takes i5s cash. 80 a month
no interest Zee a.
Perfect view Of Lake WAhhinEt ton
good soil - acres A snap sell
dom offered, only sass. Takes
lA5 cash. 81 a month no interest
See 80 % 20.
T. kENNAEu WHITE
ElEt Arcade Square
LLlot-lE5T, EEnwd-I86b. kEnwd-
tsg5-E-Ii.
Title 90 this property 90 held by
Seattle Title Trust Go.
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WORKtNGMAN'S opportunity. New
Broom house, garage, only $1,000 I:
easy terms s5s5 18th ". W
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COTTAGE: sleeping porch; wonder
ful view 800 down. &2b month.
owner, MAiu-2ab7
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FOR SALE
REAL ESTATE

SENSATIONAL CUT or
$3.50 BRAND SEW UuN=
tAlnM Now only 5000.
uu tuur own terms There
DO not h better tuill
room bungalow Go boz had
under $4,000. every room
De- large and IlEht. oak
floors Zoo combination liriuE
aud dining room. fiur
corner brdruuur fun cEbr
met Kitchen. nook swell
bath with builiriu tub.
dandy basement plprd fnr
furnace EaTaEr baEllH
corner lut POSITIVELY
THE BEST UUI WE
HAVE EVER OFFERED
HURRY. OR NDU LOSE.
TIME TO BUY A HOME"
ROOT bros. REALTORS
tauH stone way MElrHor
urTI
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81 For sALE-ACREAGE

1900
40 acrrs ~ land. with Do acres rm-
proved. close tU mess Highway and
near Euthu'i
ggEs
I-agfs tract between EsfH ana Goth
D.. rllre 'D EaFrnHa car line
I7.s
asrss. close 90 Bear creek. aud
just north N WoodiuUllr
1870
Island near FtaHwsDd WaEa. rs
acres under dyke and lu D4llIsa-
ton. Ideal FOR farming Or duck
reserve G-r01m house uud barn
5000
50 acres. with fine lake. clone 10
Monroe. wash.
n u. CRANE. 78s SECOND AVE.
Tel ALAln-z72g Room 30
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FOR SALE
REAL ESTATE
Save $75Oll

pmoNE KEuud-5t6o RIom-
AWAY AND SEE TINS WON
aEltE ~. UNIVERSITY NEN
htNeALpWl
A most fascinating little Uul-
N'THlEy beauty. EuFlfHh Iu
dcuign with curved roof.
very clever architecture. arch
entrance way living room
across the front with fire
place selected oak floors
lovely corner bedrooms With
extra window space. cross
ventilation aud largo closets
cabinet kitchen that will
moro than delight you with
score of novel bulltriu trar
turyH including tiled drain
and VHpruaiyc plumb ms
breakfast room adjoining
Tiled bathroom, Pembroke
tuh Tiled floor and costly
fuishinEa A complete COS
mcnt basement with "a built
ia plHatvFvd garage, Best
heating equipment double
laundry trays and drain
good siErd luf. Lowell as your
office deck east front. mid
way between campus and
Roosevelt high school handy
10 best car service, o. VIII
be- finished 90 suit you The
most for N. money ln
brand NEW UNIVERSITY
BUNGALOW ever listed ln
our office. Equal % many
5000 homes
Fun price. $3.50. small down
payment monthly payment
iuat like rent
Call kEnwd- 5HD0 for appoint
msut aud Wr viii show you
this little English beauty
open until p M
CORtNSE WILSON SIMPSON CO
fT0i University way
Phone kEnNd $500
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NORTH WOODLAND PARK
4 new. strictly modern, well built
home, with garage, 1850, on any
reasonable terms SEnAet-7l59
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WANTED
REAL ESTATE
81 FOR SALE-ACREAGE

81 FOR SALE-ACREAGE
4 Acres Near Bellevue
Groom house: good well; 80 fruit
treea all kinds: lots OF berries: 2
acres cleared. good soil: on good
road Easy terms Take cheap
house In Ballard
THE DOUGLAS Co
7i2 Lcary Bldg. MAln-2S5O
Also 2 y acres. Groom house. fruit.
chicken house, for 500. COW, %
chlcsenH. pigs. $1,000; easy terms.
CHEAp--Big. nice 10 acres.
north OF city: big trout creek
full OF rainbow trout Only
$3.50; terms $50 down. IS per
month. Hundreds Of muskrat
and mink; lots OF work: good
wages; close by. Soc En-
Rlneor. 90s Third ave. Open
TN s tonight
NEW bottom land--liia acres, 1919
level nearly plowcd. big creek.
Ideal for potatoes first crop.
Ncighbnr got 400 bushels TO acre
Enough upland by road for build
ingr. etc: new house. electricity.
Must cell. Arthur johnson, owner,
mile east Redmond paved high
way.
ACRES near Lake Sammamlsh.
$3.50; terms Graf. 500 Title Trust
Bldg.
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AUTOS FOR SALE

LIN olNNldlS
Look! Look! Look !
1884 rom t.pOoR SEDAN
eAa ana runs like a new
sAH HASN'T a scratch aud
SHOWS exec ptiunhllV fine
care Lots % extra. ISIS
.isso DODGE TOURING. Fine
''''' r'fs..r,-,-rr,. $50
1895 fpNp TOURING Driven
eal enough o. Do nicely
iNhen IN BRAND now over
-' cord trral HgmC extras es1
ls.t Sardnsr Brougham Just
tNV new, A snap
1898 Wlllys, knight Coupe se
van sNrw cord tires Has
NV car appearance Lota
NNN'"s ''s'r.s .tsts..r,t asA
1871 Chey, Touring Runs fine.
N''a cord tires ..r.ss-s... 90
i9'3 ghcy. Touring A wonder
e"A AT ss,.r..s-rtrss.. 2s5
1884, Overland. A peach OF a car
Just beautifully rrnul-hod
two-tonc paint Job
a''eon tlres ....,...,.... So
1879 cleveland Sedan. You viii
have tu sec This 90 apprr-
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1888 Ford Touring Rest buy
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AND MANY MORE PRICES AND
TERMS To SUIT
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Snan This LIP

1850 cash. balance $50 monthly. 4
room plastersd bungalow; half
block north city limits; car serv-
Ice 40.ft lot
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Nv. Fine Bargains

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~ \. sas y,rg HH ih!oLET SEDAN
..ig1h,slstsfy AZ. ',T Vac. Finish and
XIV lnmtdis'' IKE new. M1si h.
-ylA lN Terms CNBrti-
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|v.r,y DODGE TOURING
.nantf nsil,ui car. Tho bsTag
nfsi; lo,s nm "a Ike new ali nee 1g
,,ssh. b nm. OF extras. Opiv t,.
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GROOM BUNGALOW
Hardwood floors: fino district. North
End. $4,000. 5000 cash. Sunset
TEns
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Ky gaye ~. as25. Just like ncg
Phone cArfld..lsiia. ''0s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-05

NEAR Empire way. broom house.
modern $500 cash, S25 q month,
nice lot 1858 warsaw. No deal
era
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-05
Y FOR EXCHANGE
REAL ESTATE

INCOME for bungalow; S-apartme MT:
hot water heat: near Droadmoor
golf grounds; on car line Equity.
MElrsc-5OSA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-05

s ACRES OF more cultivated land;
old house; Sand Point road: good
soil $40 per acre. MAin-sS5s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-05

WANT QUICK OFFER
Cash or easy terms. owner leaving
at once beautiful new b-roum
bungalow. modern; on Beacon
Hi view lot can HFncn-9q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-05

az no d KEund RIG 4
AWAY AND SEE TINS WON
aENFlh UNIVERSITY NEW
BUNGALOW
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-05

13,100-ROOsEVELT hlgh and uni-
vsrHity. rooms. fireplace. ga
rage: breakfast nook. Furnished,
$4,000 No agents. KEnwd- 2525,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-05

BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES
SO WANTED-TO BORROW

GOOD home. $500, mortgage gg.g01.
contract $50. grss ditCguut -tE
. fgr quick money. ELIof-gslD OF
kEHwd-ItsZ evenings
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-05

BUY AND EXCHANGE PROPER
TIES. 2l2 YALE BLDG, OPP.