davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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ing us, Christmas cards of person.
ality, hand tinted and beautifully
engraved. This shop also offers
bridge novelties which are enter
taininglv unusual, and strong in
fcmenine appeal.
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DEATH TOLL REACHES
20 IN SOUTHERN WRECK

MEMPHIS, Oct. 80. - With .thd
death of Frank Anderson, 10, Holly
wood, Team, in St Joseph S hospi.
tai here, the toll of dead in Tues
days wreck Of the Sunnvand Li,at
Eed, Frisco Lines flyer, TO-DAY stood
at &c. '''.
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INK
adv

Whitclaw, Dorsey Whitelaw. +. +.
Anderson. {. T.. Coggins and Earle
Davis of III Centre, Mrs. George
Willoughby, Calcxico, and the hos
tess. Mrs. Watson took high score
hOnors.
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arr out is a party which will be
given BIZ Mr.. and Mrs. >. l.. Ne
Crorv and Miss Orpha \. Miller. The
affair will be gwen al the McCrory
homo. 5i9 Brighton avenue, Satur-
day night.
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Decorations For a Luncheon mus

t
he daintily coEorful but convention
al enough not TO mar the dignity Of
Il formally set table. The Office
Supply Company is specializing in
table decorations, made of crepe
paper, in blending shades of your
color scheme. They will make Il
centre piece. fashioned after huge
rose, with individual baskets of the
same model. They have adorable
sandwich plates, edged with flower
petals, the handles twined with wee
climbing roses. and their Jack Hor-
ner Pies. for favors, are most en-
tertaining, as well as eXquisiteiy
decorative. If you wish distinc
tive table decorations, consult Mrs.
MacIvor of this store She can of
fer most interesting suggestions for
the use of these unique Dennison
flowers.
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lmpressing others is u waste of
tlme. Those beneath you can t look
down on YOU Aud those above gou
must
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Metallic trimmings are seen on
everything. Gold or silver flowers
are fashionable and would harmon
ize with any color.
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even your best filct ones: and all
YOU II have to do to have fresh
windows, is to take the curtains
down and put them back up clean.
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! Art and Beauty afe the medium

Art and Beauty afe the mediums
through which our lives are chang
ed from gray to gold. Especially.
10 we enjoy the artistic things Of
sur own creation. Few of us can
make beautiful things without help:
but at the Ruth Teeple Reid Studio
you can have instruction in innum-
erable artistries. Here are few
of the classes: designing, parch-
ment work. glass painting, furni-
ture decorating, stenciling, painting
on fabrics, and the making Of
bridge novelties and unusual Christ
mas gifts. Surely your spare hours
could be used to no better advan-
tage than in the rounding out OF
your artistic education.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-30

Look In Your --latest fashion
quarterly. What do you see!
Prints. surely. Not the tight. block
prints of last spring, but prints in
futuristie designs, suggesting leaves
of trees, bits of sky, and all the
touches of nature that rule the au-
tumnal designs. Salomon IS. with
their usual foresight, have obtained
many styles of Mallinson's print
ed Pussy Willow, in vivacious de-
signs and rich colors, all in forty
inch widths. 1t is waiting for us
to turn it into the new smocks. bol-
Gro vestees. panels or coat Innings.
Then, too, they have the good shades
of plain Pussy Willow to combine
with these prints, as many of the
new patterns do i'll developing the
gowns of contrasting colors. The
plain also makes lovely, clinging
slips and enchanting "undies.' If
YOU would have dress of distinc-
tion, choose one of these multi-col-
ored silk prints. or-Just picture
yourself in the filmy splcndor of Il
Mallinson 5 printed Georgette erca-
tion. touched with bits of aceentua-
ting fur Remember the shop for
Mallinson s Silks are sold exclu-
sively at Salomon 5.
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Plaid silk hose are very smart 10
wear with your balbriggan dress.
Did YOU know the beaded dress is
still popular. They are always en-
chantingly feminine.
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Peggy Found Real Optimist t.

Peggy Found Real optimist to-
day. He Il man to be envicd, for
he owns his own business and ope-
rates it himself; so, of course, it $
IN Utopian business. 1t s Hi Dill
Ter : Hardware Store, next TO thc
Southern Trust and Commerce
Bank. You II like to buy there. wo-
men, for it is more like getting ad-
vice from friend than buving
from a stranger; and YOU Il like the
prices, too.
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There Is Nothing :

There Is Nothing so bedracgied
as soilcd. dusty window curtains.
Your physical eye says, "They are
shameful looking Your mental
eve says. "Thcy will do another
week. = That s because Won don't
like to wash them, ism t it! Don't.
II 5 hard work, and it 5 fussv work.
The Valley Steam Laundry viii
launder them with the utmost care,
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limitations Out for
Party at McCrOry Home

Among the many Hallowc 'cn so
eial affairs for whivo invitations
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Once Upon Time hair touch

Once Upon a Time hair touched
with henna was under ban. But,
at last we have found how to use
this beauty aid reasonably, and it
is as acceptable as rouge. The
Francis Beauty Shop uses Henna
Tea Rinse. which is worth our in
terest. it leaves the scalp clean, and
the hair soft but manageable. This
rissse is correctly compounded TO
krighten the hair, without changing
the color in the least. 1t merely
brings out the high lights, natural
to your hair. whether blonde. brown
or black Try it once and see the
CLINT in your hair which YOU never
have suspected was there.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-30

Among the Christmas Cards you
receive. ism there always one
which stands out. not only because
of art, but because of that illusive
thing. personalitv' That is what
the Lanier News Agency i offer
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Some Pessimist once stated that
there is nothing new under the sun
/ don t like pessimists in general.
and l. mgoing to differ with this
one in particular, for our town is
gust filled with new things and
ideas this week. Read and see!
For Dinner Table Of Charm. two
things are necessary: snowy linen,
and beautiful silver. Solid silver is
beyond the means of many of us,
but have you seen the Holland Ware
and Rogers quadruple plate at the
/. V. Hardware Coz There are all
the usual pieces, necessary to cor
rect serving. and many new styles.
The most popular design is ham,
mered silver, decorated with en-
graved bands. They showed me
double glass vegetable dishes. with
holder and. cover of silver; pie
dishes in .tfe same style; casseroles
and consYotes A freed meat plat
ter with legs is quite unusual. as
is an dhloafs sandwich tray with
handle. 1t would be reverend
ing satisfaction 70 any woman to
own one of the silver and gold plate
center pieces, and don t we all vearn
secretly for silver tea and coffee
service? There are many small
pieces. suitable for gifts; and ster-
ling individual salts and peppers at
q most pEhsing price. Before start
ing youfs Christmas list examine
these exquisite articles.
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Now We Have a Roller Skating

Now We Have Roller Skating
Rink. it will be hard to keep the
children at home. Peggy found that
YOU can let your children skate af-
tcrnoons with the assurance that
they will be under careful super
vision and school children ere no.
allowed on the floor during school
hours Evenings, small children
are not allowed to skate and older
ones must have chaperone. Why
not cooperate with the management
and take turns chaperoning your
children and their friends, They ii
enjoy il, and | don t know if you
can resist the fun, yourself.
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Every Family Enjoys good meat

Every Family Enjoys good meat
with thick gravy. The Palace Mar
kct is offering beef pot-roast tomor-
row for fifteen cents . round, and
they have plenty of fresh or can
ned vegetables to use with 1T II
YOUR appetite calls for MullIsan
stew For dessert, get some of
their attractivelv fresh fruit, and
YOU will have IL delicious meal with
very little effort of preparation.
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Flower designs woven of solid
pastel beads are exquisite for trim
ming a sheer gown.
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For Com bination of charm and

For Combination of charm and
utility. YOU must see the La Refine
crepe de chine underwear at John
son-siroene's Store. The very new
est step-ins have circular flounce;
some have the new shirred top, with
Il net footing: others are cleverlv
tailored. Gowns, too, display this
shirred neck line, with shoulders
just barely caught together. They
offer a wide latitude for selection
of negligees, japanese suits, bou
doir sets. breakfast coats. and mat
inees of cobwebbv lace. As for
colors, there is every shade nnagin-
able. subtle or exotic, to suit vorr
whim
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What Starts the Day Right?
What changes dinner from neces-
sity to a pleasurc' What eements
friendship after an evening of
visiting The answer is easy-a
good cup of coffee. If you enjoy
cup of clear. richly brown coffee,
phone the A. NJ. Williams Store.
They have real Mocha and Java
coffee, and it has all its natural
flavor, because it is ground freshly
for each order. Do YOU use cream
in this beverage? Then this store
has it-fresh country cream, pure
and thick. Phone 653, coffee lovers,
and taste perfection.
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If YOU are attracted by the cubes
Of chance get the tiny glass for
aluminium ones in black and white
ivory ease no larger than a lip
stick.
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Il Hate to Cook Breakfast.

Does that sound familiar' Most of
US have said il as we YEARLY won
dered whether to have eggs or PAN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-26

s.e- friends o. u. r. Irvine.
20 .htsr q the Oysson Journal
....-st another lesson Ia obscrya-
:. S,turtsy when Mr Irvine was
So 10 attend the dedication Of
!. psu Chamber 81 Commerce
Nitas
wt,d by WIN Horslcy Mr. Irvine
- AZ seattle ucW spapcr offices
-. he day and displayed re-
-..sae,e ksenness BY recognising
-, he had never seen In ad-
-, 10 describing characteristics
i, route thru the city over
A. h travelled some months aso
"a again saturday.
4 one newspaper office hc re-
,-rt 10 a worker ss a lad. altho
4. hd- Is the father % six chill
=, Asked why he thought the
- a lad" Mr. Irvine said.
WV because he looks Ike
o.
n he way 10 another newspaper
aHas NJ. Irvine remarked 10
ar.sy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-26
Oregon Editor Can "See"
Lots Without His Eyes
Portland Newspaper Man Again Astonishes
His Seattle Friends

You're taking me over a different
route this time"
ne had guuc 10 the same building
thru different streets some months
back
Reaching the entrance o. a third
building Horslcy warned against a
step he feared Alr Irvine might
stumble over
-. know where that a. I've been
here before. assured The blind editor.
Horslcy left his guest TO chat
a while with head % a department
and vent 20 his own office. Return,
ing be walked into the carpcted room
unannounced
Wen. Horslsy," qucricd Mr Ir,
vine. ARE sou ready 20 500"
he had learned Horslcy's step tn
the brief time he had been with
him.
Il know q LOT Of folks with 100
per cent cyesisbt who don't sec a.
squch as Sir. Irvine. who lost his
slsht n years aEo." said Horslsy
Monday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-26
Burglar So Short He
Could Walk Under Rug
With Hat on Is Seen

49, ~u4el ranks %. Seattle
rsiars ~ popular acelaim
,l eafy 10 Eg mrmcd OF
.anHnE sN frt tau iu
80 su3 tuu liNs srand
hs,e Acquired time ucw
- ali III whom Weuld
80 taF a gircus sidrsh9v,
rme voms timsd soul
is ana a.rrrVirr Boa the
-, p5liee sass Jhr rursar
rstsl, takes can che s.zr and
-..5fticus 0f a prehistoric cave
Auyboa. that's ths way
AWniei gusrvafd by me
al ,oal
ID, sanJs, niFht che cops
nlts shocked when they
- hom Luther SkvNS 1880
- az. : and Mrs = NJ Ric-
sg.i nshth avs, $, both
.Aem gave unique dcsgrip-
=. q pyoSlcrs
.fwss camlns home about t;lo
Sksws related. when /
- a noise az che side OF The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-26

house looked around there
and what Ju sea spaze L SAW
Fancy There vas Is bgs fat asu
standing on the grugg and trying
to prN open my window Ina
asiue' Aud De was so Gar be-
hai an awful time balancing
himself vu thar leuyv ur wotr
"a long ovrucoat and "a black hat
iic suorc drttIWly when
CHASED him away
Yes bat listen tU this SAYS
Mtz nlt,um e hz=rd uaiaT
tn the house early sunday morn
ing and sot uu Go layy Is look
And What dAa think saw
iumph Thgyr iu m living
room paving around ,u my sli-
NrrWaro was tvu huFElafa unr
90 'cm MAS about seven feet
tail. built like telegraph wire.
and tbs either fellow vas sa short
d. could walk under a carpet
With a silk hat uu. 90 course
They ran whom / yelled, and they
drUpprd my silNtruarv, too. you
can BET on that'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-26
GMernor Goes TO Portland
With Shriner Caravan

PORTLAND. Ore. Jan. 2T,-Gov.
nrrsy. q washington. and a dele
nroa q Shriners from Tacoma
i-l Southwest Washington invaded
Psrthnd b. caravan sunday. 20
sza To- shriners' hospital for Grip
"a eaildrrn there.
cey. Hartley said he was taking
ivay brief vacation IN the trip
k5e.
Il cannot imagine a more potent
rri. 70 restore a mans de;erulna-
tea sad desire 10 40 ahead and do
aiap than a visit TO this Splsu-
d hospital. 70 SEQ the wonderful
ssrk that Is being done with the
,aadrsn here" he said. He de-
shnd he didn't have anything to
~ about politics.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-26
|FLYz|K RESIGNS
Robert Mclean New State
Supervisor of Safety

zartiu J. F1yzik, new state super
Nor q afety. has resigned as presi-
ssi q District No. 10. 4. u. OF n.
, aanounced Monday.
FINK has been head Of the state
ansFs union and active in It's AZ
ar fox the pas; decade.
Fsziks appointment 20 the state
y va followed b. an open break
Tsssn William Short. president OF
= State Federation. and Claire
VIVIAN. new director Of labor and
aiszriss.
fgzks position has been filed By
-'oeFi Mclean, vice president Of tho
s.is miners union.
nIzik viii retain hts membership
. bis union.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-26
HARTLEY VISITS BOYS ARRESTED
Youths Held as Auto Loot
ing Suspects

Two boys. Tom Purvis. ~. and
William Belmont. is. were held By
the police Monday. following their
arrest for alleged lootng OF parked
automobiles Pa,roiman John stitt
found them AZ I'D -. and Wood
lawn ave. sunday night They had
a $50 gaa coupon book. and admit
ted taking IL from an auto. and
alao or taking things from three or
four other cars. police say.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-26
Floneer Resident
Is Called by Death

1o'ard Helms. pioneer cf this
). io' over % years. passed away
: ne age Of s. Helms was a civil
y veteran. He had lived here since
/. ne. lie was retired and resided
s'is Ballard district.
= n'irs is survived by two sons.
=, and Ruben. in Seattle. and two
= ~'.a'ers In Los Angeles. Mrs. Car.
S~filon and Mrs Ethel Quinn;
!. ''o'nsra. z. J. Helms. police Of
q q Seattle. and Charles Helms.
- y this city.
:. ~a'a enlisted in 1861 and mus.
- cut in 1865. He was held in
AHdsrsonyille prison for seven
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htBBY WITH BEAUTY

}. 'IsspoN.-Asher Blggs home
:. 4as been wrecked by the hid.
81, ssinera Of Wembley photo.
3 He was photographed on
s,s,. ..seh in the company Of a
!, beauty. and the blackmaiI.
~, y'',ographer took the picture 70
y. y'ie' Mrs. Bigg started di.
~ ,oeeedings Bigg didn't learn
:, ,sNr That the bathing beauty
we Photographers wife.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-26
Rev. Mau Accepts
Call to Bellingham

Rev n. Mau. for the past ~
years pastor Of Bethlehem Lutheran
chruch. AZ Columbia. has accepted u
call 20 81 Johns Lutheran church,
az BsIunghhm. lie viii preach his
farewell sermon on Sunday and
move 20 his new homo during tho
week. Rev. Mau came here from
Tacoma. after a successful pastor.
ate there ~ five years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-26

SPECIAL fEAriNtE Oh
hlsitEiI'H TUESDAY AUCTION
which Iuus from 800 q m ta t.nh
O.. w win iugludr quantity ~
uga light fl4tuFaz meF= t#zH 80
different kinds tu uprts-dat-
styles u lots go from one 90 "a
dozen an ks-uutf PLAY Eii
PIANO lu tbr bungalow Ht1lf.
twustuur walnut bed with drraarI
tH match. gray enamel bod With
steel and bTsH7 beds with good
nptiuEa aud matlrrareH brddluE
90 various kinds wicker frfnr
vf1 rocket chair stand. HhFai}
table and extra LARGE davenport
dlnlnE sol with table. chairs
aud buffet odd Bullets auu
tables raamaHiEs i4AHtSTAN
ORIENTAL ttu. Phbralu tN
the yard Dr roll, and many
used rugs aud carpets Mac
buukgii Kitchen cabinet hall scat
with large rrparatr mirror Ems
lander da1 bod Premier vacuum
cleaner wardrobe, new kitchen
tables Monarch range with Eau
attachment other coal and gas
ranges MAtcEtLIS PIANO. Tea
No tent drrssrrH and chiff0nisrs.
sanitary cots. courhru, heaters,
rockers yhalJA gaH plates. sluks,
motor canned fruit white paint
~ the gallon uT case. etc. etc
Lots uf opportunity Go ave money
A. this sale. f1r the buyers set
the price at
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-26
FIGHTS IN LIBRARY

- A.OkiD.-Keepers Of Madrld's
-. -, horary must stop playfully
-. ~ looks at each other. civic
-, ..'les have ruled The burgo-
=, recently entered the library
/, ia -. al the Librarians engaged in
80. 'ss BIT OF warfare. with *.
~, volumes flying hither and
across the reading room.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-26
10 Nash Touring, 1926

This powerful passenger cat he iu
excellent condition lH rich satin
finish De- without a mar. top and
upholstery are excellent and IL 10
equipped with D cord tires on Nire
wheels. stained glass sun visor.
hcYricd plate glass Windshield
wings large 81 a 81 spotlight.
automatic hWips. rear vision mir
Tor. spring steel bumpers front
ana rear. tUnnsau light clock. etc.
oar mechanics have given This car
Raid inspection ana placed their
stamp uf approval on a. only SIS
down. balance easy monthly pay
mrntn.
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FUNERAL NOTICES.

dArlEN At ASS 18Th ave y E.
HEkNtCE WoopM ARD NAT
EEN. age 81 yrhrs. beloved wife
~ John Matzfu.
Funeral services Turnduy Jan 81
b. ut, az uur chapel Cremation
Home IfudrrtHk iua 40
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THEATER HATS

s,.a =. mats are now being spon.
4 = some Of The smartest wom.
49, ~ are made 70 ~ the head
- ~ an and 20 suggest a close coli
y ne. sl'k fabric Of great resillency
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-26
'23 Ford Roadster, 1895

rhis economical little pleasure or
business raf b. boz the tcry best
possible condition, from original
finish and cord tires 90 TOP aud
upholstery THIS price ls fully s5
per cent under the market aNrrr
age Mechanics declare lt ia me-.
rhaniraii5 perfect and o. has an
automatic rain hu ips. foot ihruts
tie step plates. dash light speed
omrfsr sktd chains. etc Very
EASY terms az luu ar tFa down
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-26

BouGHr s0Ln-ItFNTFp
w MuNTElIUs PRICE 60. seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-26

FURNISHED housekeeping rooms.
light and gas included, Madrona.
view. adults. $50 month. EA St
y3eJ. g1g 55th ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-26

cy Young win h IS years old
this year. In another year or so
he'll be old enough 10 make a
spring trip with the Washington
Climb
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WHY'S knight ...-.... 1855
ElEin sport Touring ... 1sb
olds : Roadster ...,4. 1856
Overland Touring ... tab
ChcY sport Touring &C.. lss
open Evening" ELiot-s2tl
Eberharter's Garage
INC
THIRD AVE At VIRGINIA
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Vital Statistics
Divorce Complaints

ze ina j. W. Henry J. QuiBley, de-
Hsrtion.
Name IS. Lee Harpole. cruelty.
Charles Edward VI. Mary Ida
Koentz. desertion.
Caroline G. vs.. John J. O'Malley.
cruelty.
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house. partly furnished;
full basement, garage; u block to
car. 1927 W. Gith ct
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BUSINESS
SERVICES
Attorn.ys-af.r.s,v

Russell n Jarrett. Lawyer. 30 Der-
ter Horton. All cases. Advice free'
FL lot-02sJ.
WIN T. 9. BALI. -is Burke Bid. 30
End. All cases. Fee mod MA in-73O5
ADVICE free. Joseph Allen, lawyer
All cases sos LA8ry Bid. FL iot-3os5
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GARAGES

PERMANENT and portable garages
houses. atrr-H Mare Portable
HIde eos. SEA Huy a. ga UtlrEe1a.
Hea sI usrt-ilAa
TOHTAULE uAftAGEH Apltl .U23o
Seattle Sectional ildE Ge.
1905 YaI8 d .. u HrM AXIS Mgr
So AUTOS FOR SALE
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Completely Furnished
House and Furniture
Only
Three Months Old
OWNER WILL SACRIFICE
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
We Can Arrange
fInt.t,,r


~ AIHHF fn thr Lincoln
Z High school we found this
Z beautiful Colonial bunEa
low. completed three months
z ago. all cleaned up and fun
or elegant expensive furul-
turr. You cannot duplicate
the house iu this district
under $500. nor can you
buy the furniture under
Z iis0e You may have 10 all
Tor $1,000 with very easy
terms n has mammoth
= liylnE room about ltE2A eN-
, tending across entire front
French doors % large din
Ing room with Eastern exc
= posture facing street, a beau
tiful ultra smndern cabinet
kitchen With every modern
convenience. large break
fast room. complete with
Z Hrt. two exceptionally large
corner bedrooms. tile bath.
Pembroke tuh. tile drain
Z board. elegant fireplace fun
cement basement large
heating plant fircproof ga
= rage. corner lot. two blocks
from two car lines. II ls
impossible 20 adequately de-
scribe the furniture. but IL ,
consists In part % Anglo
Persian rugs. 1.pieCe mo-
hair oNcfftuffsd living .
room suite. mahogany din
: ing room suite. mahogany
writing desk. elegant floor
lamp. one complete silver
tone bedroom suite. ono
complete walnut bedroom f.
suite, very latest Crescent
HAs range. inlhid ilnnieum.
very expensive drhprrles. In ,
fact. everything ia the very
Z best that money can buy
Seeing D. believing Come
out prepared 60 see some
= thing real classy and al
price and terms within your
reach We arc the eNclu-
> sivo agents and viii gladly
call FOR you. Just phone
ME irHr-hksA
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JUST LIKE NEW
University 5 Rooms
STRICTLY MODERN
lOxtO7 LEVEL LOT
Only $4,000

while this pretty home has been
occupied 10 months. u has been
completely rcdecorated and YOU
can positively see no difference
between this and brand new
home. Every room ia large. the
fireplace is massive. French doors
lead 20 fine dining room. best OAK
floors fine cabinet kitchen.
buiIt-in bath. two corner bed
rooms cnch with ventilated clos
ct. fine basement furnace. laun-
dry. etc STEP RIGHT TO THE
PHONE AN DCALL US FOR NP-
POINTMENT
ROOT BROS. REALTORS
$500 stone Way ME- lrse-067i
BUSINESS double corner. Ninth aud
Dearborn. cheap. MA inri2S5'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-26
Seattle Star

Daily at 1907 Seventh Ave.
Seattir. Warrington
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-26
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Tor any bills contracted by my
wife. bertha TevtAil.