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The Washington times., 1925-11-02
PAI|VLEVE MI |
ASK CAPITAL
LEVY
Cabinet Approves PremieFs
Declaration Prepared for
French Chamber
By HARRY r. FLORY
Infernational NeRa Service

PARIS, Nov. premier Pain
leve's cabinet has decided 20 pro
pose q modified form Of capital
levy In order to aid French finan.
cial recovery, according TO a state
ment today to the international
News Service by Minister Of In.
struction Delbos, following caEi.
net meeting when the premier's
declaration to be presented to the
chamber tomorrow was approved.
The government is prepared 20
take exceptional measures TO secure
financial recovery, even to impoG.
ing form of capital levy" NJ.
Delbos said.
There ID no question OF giving
up the French mandate for Syria.
or evacuating that country.
Announcement that form OF
capital levy win be adopted by the
cabinet may relieve the Painleve
cabinet Of difficult problem.
If the socialists are satisfied
with the capital levy proposals.
then II is expected they win sup
port the premier on the question Of
Syria.
Agitation for giving up the man-
date for Syria is increasing rapidly,
but IL the premier can secure the
SNCLcA1bb 6uVPVES HC Inlay. S1VOlQ g n
situation which might easily lead
to the downfall Of HIS cabinet.
The stormy agitation resulting
from the Syrian warfare, and the
bombardment or Damascus threat
ems to break in the chamber oe
deputies when it reconvenes tonnor-
row night, and it may even result
In strong enough opposition to
cause the resignation Of Premier
Painleve and his cabinet. Some
political seers are even, forccasting
an early general election.
The present Painleve cabinet IS
not slated for long life. according
to most prophets, and the agitation
over the Syrian situation Is %
strong that II may bring the demise
of the ministry earlier than had
been expected.
The Washington times., 1925-11-02
WALKER 8 To |
IN NEW YORK
letting
Tammany Leaders Predict
$4,000 Majority in Race
for Mayor
BY JAMES L. KILGALLEN
international News Service

NEW YORK, Nov. S.--With all
political signs indicating the cleo,
ton tomorrow of James J. Walker,
Democrat, as the next mayor of
New York city, the most apathetic
and coIorless mayoralty campaign
in the city's history came to a
drab and unexciting finish today.
Last minute speeches will be
made over the radio tonight by
both Walker and his Republican
opponent, Frank d. Waterman.
While Democratic leaders freely
predicted that Walker would win
by plurality of upwards of
$50 900, Republican campaign man
ayers refuse to admit their candi-
date would be beaten. They sx.
pressed hope that certain intangible
forces. such as the silent vote
and the .anti-Tammany Demo
Gratis" might bring about Water
mans election. The most optimis-
tic Republican leaders predicted
Walker would win by 100000.
Eight to One ON Walker
Betting odds today were. to /
that Walker would win. in some
instances. 10 to /. Not In twenty
years have odds reached this height
and there was little Republican
money in sight
Tammany Hall, the moving force
behind Walkers campaign, is bend
ing every energy to have Walker
exceed Mayor John f.. Hylan's re-
markable plurality OF At 900 in
1921. Tammany claims Waterman
has failed to round up the indie
pendent vote, which is indispAn-
sable If Walker is to be defeated.
Both candidates maintained their
gruelling campaign Of speech max.
ing right up to the eleventh hour.
Although Walker and Waterman
have hurled charge and counter
charge for weeks, the public has
not allowed itself to become excit-
ed.
1t was expected that owning to
the apathy In evidence during the
campaign only about 1000, 900 votes
would be polled tomorrow. The
total registration was approximately
1,250,OOO.
The Washington times., 1925-11-02
Is MEN IN OPEN
BOAT BAT TIE
ATLANTIC
S. S. Algiers Gutter by Fire
in Furious GaIe-Others
in Distress
BY international News service

NEW YORK, Nov. 2.--Meager dc
tails OF two additional tragedies Of
the sea came to this city by radio
today from ships caught in the tenn
pestuous Atlantic, raging with a
fury which seamen declare has not
been equalled. at this season, in
years.
If their frail crafts have not al
ready foundered. some fifteen men,
survivors of the Southern Steamship
Company's boat "Algiers." today are
battling the storm swept sea in open
lifeboats somewhere off the New
Jersey coast. The Algiers. believed
to have sailed from Philadelphia
Saturday. was Quilted by fire, ac-
CordinR to a brief wireless message
Shipping Board vessel Birmingham
City,
British Ship in Distress
The second victim OF the heavy
seas is the British freighter Mount
park" reported in distress off the
Virginia capes about $50 miles south
Of Sandy Hook.
Early today, the freighter ''Kioto'
was steaming to the assistance of
the 'Mountpark, and reported by
radio that it was less than eorty
miles away. The "Mountpark' is
Q vessel of 1853 gross tons.
\ After hours of searching, the
Birmingham city, and coast patrol
reported they had found no trace
Of the "Algiers" lifeboats and
grave fears were expressed that
they had not been able to weather
the high seas.
No details regarding the fire
which destroyed the ship were avail
able. Only one message concerning
the disaster was received by local
radio stations and this was signed
by the captain of the "Birming-
ham City"
Steamer AIgiers' Quilted by
fire. it read. abandoned by
rev. Searching for Iifeboats."
The "Algiers'' was a ship of
1000 tons. 1t is believed that it
carried no passengers. It's ship
ping company's headquarters are
at Philadelphia.
Passenger Ships Late
The. heavy seas have played
havoc with regular transatlantic
shipping. Virtually all passenger
liners are arriving from one TO
three days late. The Cunard line
reported today that the "Caronia,"
due yesterday from London. would
not arrive until Wednesday. On
board is the Chariot Revue Coni-
pany, scheduled to have opened at
Baltimore tonight.
The Washington times., 1925-11-02
ADyERTIsEMEkT

Prices realized on Swift Company
sales of carcass beef in washington. d. O.,
for week ending Saturday, October 81.
1926, on shipments sold out, ranged from
$50 cents to 1000 cents per pound and
averaged 1853 cents per pound.
The Washington times., 1925-11-02

MARTIN ABRAHAMS
Brooklyn n only twelve old who weighs 1877 pounds
the police station in
being early week Broadway
He told the police he had
Manhattan seeking job in the movies and that his home
Brooklyn didn't there. His venture
the White Way prompted Fatty told the police
by the his friends that looked good deal like
a prominent mOye
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-23
Corsets and
Brassieres

LII Brasslercs. IIoyshform. and
II ana w long line, medium
length. and hool, back ana front.
sizes %. 90, ~. a. reduced
TO ......................3 5c
--l9 Corsciics and Brasslcrcb.
DO Bcyoiso cogsetteH. Taruknit
BoyAhrJrm. Dorothy B,ckum. u
and J. Lovers Form. and II
and W brbssicrcH. Sizes IS 10 a.:
varied assortment OF styles, Tor
mcrly iTj. reduced 1.25
--si Brnssiercs; Dorothy Blckum
and De Beyoisc. Of sklnner'A sat.
In and all0ycr lace; Mzca SO. 40
20 90. long line. hookback. form,
oriy .95. reduced to..... t.05
81 Girdlcs; Maryruc. Trco. SO.
dart mabcf: Is ana iGinch. va,
RED styles. sizes 60 10 IS. 30 TO
a2 and -, reduced 2.D6
- Corsettcs: including Dorothy
bickum and II and w makes
and Nethcflib. sizes sc. 90. 90
TO ~. many different styles.
reduced fo,..,...........2 FOB
IS Brassicrcs: Dorothy Blckum
and II and w makes. long iinc:
Sizes 90 10 IS; reduced 20. 3.I5
- corscis. Marycnc. Modart
and Treo makes. riges 20 10 ~:
various stylrs. reduced 10 1880
--ia Corsetsi Msryrne and Mod
art. sizes 20 10 80: long hip. low
top: formerly sa5. reduced 10
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SAB
MarDon0an. sguihieick
THIRD FLOOR
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Women's and
Misses Suits

Ill Jersey Suits; sports styles:
black. navy and tan; sizes is TO
~: formerly $50. reduced TO
'+''s.'''s s'sss........ O.Ob
-3 Tweed Suits; tan: sizes IS to
is: formerly 1850. reduced 10
..''--.'..'. ....s.s.......I 90
&c Sports Suits; check velour.
tan with navy: sizes Is. IS. SO:
formerly $500. reduced to 1900
liz Twill Suits; hairllne stripes
and plain navy; sizes 10 TO IS.
including 1 stout size; formerly
1915, reduced 10 ...... .2o.75
II Tweed Riding Habit: gray:
size 40: formerly $500. reduced
70 .''..'........... $500
MocDouDaH- Soutiicict
SECOND FLOOR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-23
JeUeIry

80 Hair Ornaments; unusual
stoncsst, carved Spunish ef.
fcCts; reduced 2.05
Id Remnants; Including French
Pearl Necklaces. 9i.iuch. opalcs.
cent; and Novelty Bracelets re.
ducsd to 3.5O
20 Pieces: including sterling
silver stone.sot bangle Bracelets.
silycr.InlaId Bracelets. threo.row
stone.set Bracelets. and Novelty
bead Necklaces In amethyst.
lapis. madonna blue shades Re,
duccd 10 ..........,..s... DO
% Bracelets; Nah 1ongg style.
and two.row stone.sct stylcs.
Formerly i.5o. reduced to. LOO
is Remnants: including one.
row stoncSet bracelets. sterling
bangle Bracelets and solid gold
baby Ringa. Reduced TO. zoe
--25 Strands Novelty Beads;
crystal effects. Reduced 20 25c
SO Pairs Earrings. Reduced
10 ...... .............. 1oc
--22 Strands Bead Necklaces.
Reduced 10 ....o.....ench 1bc
MdcDougdH- Southi1tok
STREET FLOOR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-23
Art NeedleUork

lie Novelties. handled baskets.
tin boxes. cRR bcatcrs and pota.
10 cutters. reduced 10. ...6 soc
--is Stamped Bingham runch
seis; In checked patterns. cloth
and napkins; reduced to 1.25
III Stamped Burlap searfs and
Cushions; formerly is5. reduced
--ls Cellulold BAG Tops; in red.
blue and black: formerly It's.
reduced 10 s.s...s......1 LOO
SO Stamped Gowns; Of shadow.
striped batistc: flesh and orchid.
formerly ESQ. reduced 10. 1.75
-io Stamped Chnmbray House
Dresses: blue and green. former
" 200. reduced $50
IL IIand.knitted Sweater Suit;
black with Roman striped trim.
is.ycar size. formerly 1000; re.
duccd 10 ..........,...1
Ia Hand Embroidered Models:
including towels, silver cnscs.
formerly 200. reduced TO. LOO
-i3 Stamped Linen Towels; re.
duCcd TO ......t......... oOc
--22 Stamped BaEs; for beading.
formerly 100. reduced TO. zoe
80 Pieces OF Stamped Goods;
including hot roll covers. hand.
kcrchief cases. bibs. puffa. buffet
sets, ribbonzinc lnco remnants:
reduced 20 ..........1O Zoe
MdcDouonH- SouihiCick
FIFTH EJDDR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-23
Women's and
Misses Dresses

-I9 Dresses; including / sweat.
err dress Of brushed wool, Jade.
size ls: and poiret twill dresses
IN navy. sizes IL 10 IS: reduced
10 '.sss.s..srs- --........ .4.oo
--i2 Dresses; OF taffeta. satin.
Crepe dc Chine, velvet. wool, al.
paca, and bengalinc; green. navy.
black, brown, Titan. tan and
gray; sizes Is to IS; attractive
styles; reduced 1876
Id Dresses; OF Poiret twill. in
navy and brown; sizes 16 to SO;
braid and embroidery trimmed:
reduced 10 ................1 lbs
M0cDou1aR- Southtcici
SECOND FLOOR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-23
LOWDEN URGES
MARKET PLAN
Former Illinois Governor
Says Farmer in Plight

NEW YORK. April ss.-The farm.
ms Industry Is not only IN a bad
plight, persistent reports 20 tho con-
tyary Notwithstanding. but will ~,
main in a hopeless condition until
tho farmers and business mon
change the present marketing meth.
DDS. according 60 Frank o, Lowdcn,
former governor OF Illinois,
'our agriculture is dccaylng,"
Iowden declared wednesday night.
AT dinner OF the bureau OF adycr
tising OF the American Newspaper
Publishers association. Farm
bankruptcies IN recent years have
Increased moro than coo per cent
Abandonment OF farms. which IN
the New England states excited 80
much comment few years ago,
aro now found In considerable and
Increasing number in every state IN
the Union
Branding recent optimistic reports
arising from high prices IN central
markets rs misleading, the farmer.
politician said that the boom prices
had not benefited the farmers TO
any great extent.
Agriculture. he declared. Is suffer.
ing from great disparity between
tho prices OF the things the farmer
has 10 sell and the prices OF the
things he has 20 buy, By the nat
ural increase In the population OF
the country. and tho running down
OF the great farm plant OF America.
this would naturally change in u
period OF years. but az that time
the resulting economic maladJust-
ment would favor the farmer and
increase the living cost to the so.
called consuming class, he said.
This natural adjustment would be
disastrous, he declared. The alter,
native Is organization OF the farm,
ers into cooperative marketing
groups. Lowden believes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-23

--l5 Bags; envelope style OF SAT.
fian leather. in blue, red and
green; and Silk pouch bags In
brown and navy; reduced TO
...... ........... ...., i. DO
- silk Pouch Bags; In black,
navy and brown; formerly 4.95.
reduced TO ...,,...... 3.Bb
lis Childrcn's Beaded Bags: In
orchid. grey, nnvy and black:
formerly 1.25. reduced to. .76c
% Bags. including pouch. en-.
velopc. draw.string and novelty
styles; goat and patent feathers;
in brown, black and grey; for.
mcrly 1.ob, reduced TO-. LOO
--15 Blended Bags; In black. blue.
gunmetal; formerly 1876, reduced
MucDouDnii- SouthIoick
STREET FLOOR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-23
Women's Silk and
Muslin Underwear

--22 Wolfe Vests; bodice top:
pink. orchid and mais: sizcs 10
10 a. reduced to........35e
la Wolfe Drawers; pink. orchid.
and mats; size 20. btepln style:
reduced 10 .......,.,..,,. soc
--li Wolfe and Batiste Chemise;
In white. blue. orchid and flesh:
rizea 80 20 a.. tailored. bodice
top. formerly 100. reduced 20
''.s' .'''...s.. ........., oOc
D Batiste Costume Slips. peach
and orchid. sizca 20 70 A.. shad.
owproof hens: bodice tops. for
merry 100. reduced soc
10 Dlmiiy PaIamas: white. g.
piece. size II. reduced TO 100
lis Batisie Gowns; white. sizes
10 and II; embroidery trim;
round and square neckb. reduced
4" '''..'''... ....,.....sI6c
lis Pairs satecn Bloomers:
mails. brown and green. Sizes %
10 20; formerly les. reduced
=" ..ss'..... ............,7oc
--3 Crepe dc Chine Chrmise;
flesh; lace trimmed. fzes 20 20
30; formerly es5. reduced 20
'ss'' ''s''..s.. .t.s.....1 LIDO
--ss Trieolritc Slips; navy. hen.
nm and eupcui rizes IS 10 ~.
with snteeu fiouuce. formerly
$50. reduced 10 1.o5
- Crepe dc Chine Chemlse;
flesh: FiEe -. regulation top:
nict lace trim. formerly 3.s5. re-.
duced 10 ,....s.......,s.2 .Do
MacDouDaiI- koHihuick
THIRD FLOOR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-23
Donestics

Iii Cotton Pillow Cases. 4sxsd.
slightly aoiled. reduced 10. .3Sc
q Cotton Sheets, white. klxgo.
seamless. reduced 10 Las
10 Cotton Remnants. assorted.
70 8. Shoo,lug. Muslin, ChailIc.
reduced .........n. Onc.f ourth
MacnouDaH- Sguihwtck
BASEMENT FLOOR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-23
NecRDear

--B Nestces; tailored Of corded
nilk and linens. gray. white and
blue. formerly 2.95; reduced
10 ss....,-........ 30
- Pieces Ncckucar: ycstces OF
white broadcioth, and Peggy
guimpes OF tan piquc. formerly
ia5, reduced 10 $3.50. 90
Ill Collar.and.Cuff Sets: Peter
Pan styles; tan, blue and white
broadeloth; formerly ia5, reduced
70 '..ss.ss..s.ss.s zoe
81 Collar Lengths: fancy en-.
broldcrcd orEandies and batistcs.
reduced io.........a length SC
81 CoIlar.and.Cuif Sets: tan lin.
en-. Peter Pan style: formerly
i95, reduced 10 loo
-. Paisley silk KcrchIcf scarfs;
ccrisc and red: formerly 100.
reduced 10 .-............,T zoe
--S Nah JonEg scarfs: blue and
green; Crepe dc Chine: formerly
2,a5, reduced to ..........1.05
HncDongaH- Soufhtrick
STREET FLOOR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-23
Stationery

=: Nah JongE Sets; heavy BAN.
boo and bone tiles IN lcathrrctie
boxes. Formerly 1859. reduced
70 .ss.+s.-F--... lo'oo
II Nah JongE Set; beautiful
ivory tiles In genuine sa,in lined
case. Formerly 10000. reduced
to ......ss ..s.s-.s... oo,Oo
lis Boxes Double Gilt Edge
Correspondence Cards. Formerly
zoe. reduced to....s.s.....3 bc
81 Boxes Novelty Stationery.
Formerly a5c box. reduced 10
...............3 boxes for 9bc
is Boxes Stationery; ono quiro;
white. Formerly sse box. re.
ducrd 10 ..............,,.
ia Bridge Sets; consisting OF
dozen tally cards and three pads.
formerly 100 each. reduced TO
.......-......... ...... SOC
--i3 Gift Novelties: including
Nah Jongg Reckoners. Nah
Jongg Score Pads. Stationery
Folios. Bone Counter Sets. and
a Score Pad. Reduced to.....
NORTHUMBERLAND. Half Price
MacDouoaLI- souihtrick
STREET FLO0R
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-23
Toiletries

II Bottle Rosine's MaharaJah
Toilet Water. Formerly HOO;
reduced 10 ...........7. 30
- Bottles Lubin's French Co
logne. Formerly $50. reduced
IS Remnants: including bot.
ties Spanish Cologne and s Jars
Lubin's French Bath Salts: form.
erly $50: reduced TO. 200
rs Articles; including Indian
Girl Incense Burners, Lubin's
French Face Powder. Oriental
Bath Salts. Steel Manicure Scis-
sors. Reduced to.....1.OO
10 Remnants; Cappi Face Pow.
der, La Jade Face Powder
Ever.ready de Luxe Razors.
Palmer's Bath Powder; reduced
to ....... .6oc
81 Remnants; including Min.
ena Face Powder. Incense Burn.
ers, Gollivog Face Powder,
French Perfume. Nall Clipper.
Dorm Bath Salts. Lubln Bath
Salts. Fancy Bath Salts, Lubin
Toilet Powder. DR.. VESTS Gum
Massage Tooth Brushes. and
Smelling Salts. Reduced 10
.......... ......... each zoe
10 Bars Fancy Egg Shampoo
Soap. Reduced to..........15c
80 Remnants; including boxes
Fairy Fuel, and boxes Vlvante
Face Powder. Reduced 70. zoe
acDouonil- Southuick
STREET FLOOR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-23
Mrs. Lucy Corey
Funeral Is Held

Funeral services were held on
"Wednesday for Mrs. Lucy /. G..
Corey, who died Tuesday at her
home. 502 Belmont ave. n. She
came west 80 years ago, was socially
prominent for many years and was
the wife Of T. y. Corey, OF the Pa.
ctfic Coast Coal company. survlv.
ing are three daughters, Miss Ida G..
Corey, Mrs. +. c. tombstone and
Mrs. Il. 8. Lelthead, all Of Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-23
CHOICE LIQUORS
ARE MISSING
$4,000 Disappear From
S. f. Federal Vaults

SAN FRANCISCO. April 90
Disappearance OF lilo cases OF
seized liquor from supposedly i'm.
pregnable vaults underneath tho
United States sub.treasury and the
custom house was admitted Wed,
nesday by government agents. when
r. deputy marshal demanded Il OF
Joseph Barnard. custodian. on an
order from the court for destruction
OF the contraband.
The liquor. valued at $4,000
double that at bootleggerS' prices
disappeared after April 1. when
Samuel Rutter was succeeded as
prohibition director by Charles Golf.
according to statement made by
Rutter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-23
Women G[oUes

Ill Pairs Brown Kid GaunlIsts;
broken fizs line, fancy cuffs
formerly ts5, reduced 10. 3.O5
- Pairs 1s.Buiion ChamoIsetto
Gloves; embroidered; mode color:
size "a; formerly l.ZJ pair. Te.
duced % ..s............... bOc
10 Pairs Gaunilets; mode ki1,
black Nd and gruy suede; fancy
cuffr. Hzc8 81 20 ~; reduced
70 sssssss.s..-.ssss lsb1
~ Pairs Ghuntleis; also. some
gbutton mode kid gloves; gauHt
let's IN white, gray. brown KID;
and gray guedes Elzrs 81 10 u;
reduced 10 ............. 2.D5
HacD0ugaH- EopthWicE
ETHEET FLOOK
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-23
lE2
Price
Notions

-,3i Articles; Including Rosilk
bead strings, LuEcu prepared
bead strings, Bentlec needle.
point bead cords; reduced 20 1oc
ID Remnants; Including Dutch
figure pin cushions and novel
wooden needle cases: formerly
30. reduced 10 .....,2 csc
lis Dorcn spools French Mrr.
oeriIed DarninE Cotton: reduced
TO .,............. dozen 1Oc
--lst Remnants: Kanihrcak bead
cords: klcincrt baby pants. rub.
bcr household aprons. slightly
Detective merccrizcd scam bind.
Ing. hair cutting gaugos. Marcel.
rite hair wavcra. reduced 15e
10 Eserready House held
Aprons; reduced TO Soc
-3e Articles; Eouscr or skirt
hangers and bottle brushes; re.
duccd TO. g,.......,.s for 15c
liz Yards Lingerie Shoulder
Ribbon; reduced TO yards 15c
HacDouoaH. SouthuieE
STREET FLOOR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-23
Cattle Thrown Into
Bay to Unload Them

1T is great sport to see them un.
load cattle down at Balboa, . declares
John Ellison, United States sailor.
who has recently come to Bremerton
from cruise in South American
waters.
They simply drive them over.
board into the bay and let them swim
ashore. With trained herders on
horses that are long-distance swim.
mers they round them up and usual.
~ land them where they want
them"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-23
DISCUSS PARK
Washington Official to In
veStigate Road Plans

Plans for $1,000. 900 expenditure
on new roads in Rainier National
park win he taken up in Seattle next
month, when Arno b. Cammerer as.
sistant chief OF the national park
service, arrives from Washington.
He is scheduled to come here early
in May
The house public lands committee.
headed By Representative Nicholas
Sinnott, Is also expected to visit THE
Mountain" this summer in connec.
ton with the same project, the local
Chamber OF Commerce has been in.
formed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-23
Wonen's and
Misses Skirts

-26 Skirts; white crepe dc chine,
granite cloth in grey and black,
and navy and tan wool crepe;
plated, wrap.around and pane,
front and back styles; sizes ~ TO
%. Reduced 10 ......2.05
30 Skirts; wrap.around style OF
homespun in navy and tan, rust
and tan. blue and tan, green and
tan; plated and wrap.nround
skirts OF plaid serge; sizes 81 to
"a. Formerly J.S5, reduced TO
.s...'...... .''.''' '...''f'Uo
MdoDouOuil- SouthiDtck
SECOND FLOOR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-23
Senator Oddie's
Wife in Seattle

Mrs. Trasker l.. oddle, wife Of
senator eddie. OF the naval affairs
committee, arrived in Seattle on
Wednesday from Reno. New, and rs
~ the New Washington hotel. She
viii accompany her husband TO
Honolulu. Senator oddie has been
In tho city for several days and OK.
rec,B TO sail ON the New Mexico
room.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-23
Bedding

so Cotton Remnants, = Go I.
fancy and white outing flannel.
reduced ,..s..s.....,.O One Ihiru
"a Plaid Blankets. slightly coll,
ed. 70Kso. heavy quality. r..
duccd 90 -,..,.,.,......b.7b
- Wool blankets. red and
black plaid, 6sxsO. pure wool.
slightly Bollrd. reduced 10 O.so
MacDougaii. Southtciek
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Wonen's and
Misses Coats

% Yellow Slickers; rubberlzed.
rainproof: sizes is TO 40; former.
~ i.s5, reduced to,.....3.50
--3 silk Capes: cocoa and black;
with ostrich feather collars. sizes
is, So and 40; formerly $500. re.
duced TO ........,..15.00
-S Twill Goats; straight line
styles; navy: sizes IL to 3S: for
merly 4e.75. reduced to. $500
II Teddy Bear Coat; gray; sports
style; size So: formerly $500. re.
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SECOND FLOOR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-23
Treat Seed Spuds
in Pasco Country

PASco. April 24.--Ninety per cent
of the acreage planted 70 potatoes in
Franklin county this spring will be
sown to seed potatoes which have
been treated with corrosive subj.
mate. Four demonstration for per-
Torrance OF early varieties have
been planted. These tests arc to show
comparative yield per acre and yield
per unit OF weight OF seed on Idaho
Rural. Early Ohio. Irish Cobbler.
Bliss Triumph. Stevens County Quick
Lunch and locally grown Quick
Lunch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-23
James Clements
Funeral Tuesday

Funeral services we're to be held
OF / p. m. Thursday for james Glenn.
cnts, 90, Of 1855 9th ave. s., Mt ths
Home Undertaking chapel He died
Tuesday and wifi be buried under
the auspices OF the odd Fellows'
lodge at Evergreen park cemetery.
He was a railroad man.