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Evening star., 1928-05-19
SALE--HOUSES.
(Cuntlnued.)
OWNER LEAVING CITY.

OWNER LEAVING CITY.
Must sell. In beautiful 18th 81; Terrace. new
semi mi-detached large rooms. : baths; COP.
per screens thro9ghom, awnings; % many sm othsr "p
am to nm, 1898 tngraham st. NV. 2Os
sAuL'S ADDITION - BARGAIN IN DE.
9See4 corner eTi ony 13s' ta
coon n HOUSE IN GOOD LOCATION: 9
rooms. bath, garage: large lot; also lot IN
Chevy Chase call sunday or week Gays aiser
1908 r st. NV. 90.
s?5oO--oN 18th ST. NORTH OF PARK
Wanted and in excellent condition. Az this
%sss%t soSSTfE$ III pE&SF IN Nc si$s
room brick home; completely renovated and
IN excellent condition, A most convenient
GGson sSs tS eo' LRS RIsf vfS f sfss
CoLoRED = ATTRACTIVE HOME NEAR
LIN nd rdrsr rSr rcd baths seS Ssrnon
CHEVY CHASE. MD.-STx.RooM HOME:
not new. but thoroughly renovated half acre
fS%"4 from awner sssGo Wis Wisconsin, sc3 sss7 ou'e
NEAR DUPONT CTRCLE--~sMALL. QUAINT
studio house rooms hnd bath; just remod.
price and terms, Call Mr., LEWIS. OF Louis
+, Shoemaker. 1907 New York ave. Main
li66
WIDOW WILL SACRIFICE HOME OF q
large rooms and baths. overlooking Rock
Creek Park; we'll built and chsepful home;
from Sis 600 Main I00e6 80
LEAVING FOR WEST. OWNER Will SAC;
PARK. 4@io Ssth st.: : rooms baths
living room with artistic fireplace; master
bedroom with private bath beautiful oak
rorer n9Ts o NAM oo ss Or sEse
CoLORED = BLOOMINGDALE A REAL
bargain: all modern: S-room. 2.story house:
with cellar full length; parlor. reception hall.
double porches; two.car brick garage: sacri
ttce price; easy monthly payments. North
47t5 Or, Line. 6o57 Open from 1 80 g. 6
ll5 9th ST, S.E.---s rooms. bath. h,.w H.
cleo. side drive: 3-car garage: AL condi.
tion. Price. Sn.37S; Easy terms. This ,is
seen to I've annreclated. H. H.. CARTER
a0S Investment Bldg. Main AIRS. Eve
nlngs. Columbia S424.
INSPECT TODAY. JAMEsON-BUILT NEW
porches. > screened inclosed built.in ga
rage: other extras: save $500 on this new
home. ga Franklin st. ne. 20'
flee 5-room, bath house: 3 porches: deep LOT
10 paved alley. aoI Hamilton St NV. o0'
5,RooM DUNCAN BUILT HOME. IN
Brlghtwood: must be sacrificed Immediately
dress Box 1857. Star ofice.
5-RooM AND BATH BRICK HOME, NEXT
to corner; porches. and paved alley. 5133
COTORFD-
Open Saturday and Sunday.
1910 South Carolina Ave. Sc
Groom brick house h.w: h. elec;. garage :
in hne condition: bargain for quick sale.
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CHARMING DETACHED COLONIAL RESIDENCE
IN MASSACHUSETTS AVE PARK.
500 CLEVELAND AVE,

Beautifully located in exclusive section of MaSSa
huSettS Avenue Park lot OF S0oot frontage The
arranged with center hall, large living with charming
pen fireplace bright dining large pantry and model
Kitchen Two pocheS and screened side porch
Five large well ventilated bedrooms complete baths SHOWER
and hrsAoor avato Roomy cedar closets throughout Ru
garage At $o00 believe this be the value the
market
Drive out Conn Calvert ST. Cleveland
ave aud north 20 house
Open To-day Until PM,
ALLAN L, WALKER 4 CO, INC,
Established 1901,
oS 18th St NV, Main aoo0 .
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EXCEPTIONAL VALUES.
Row Brick-New-S5.25O.

In . desirahle section Of Brookiana n C.
Convenient 70 car ins bus lins stores and
schools This desirable new home 10 sacrs-
seed for immediate sale. Covered trous
ooreh, and two larEs rear porchss Two
0edsooms and bath on second fooF with lots
Vt closet space-sleeping porch Lot 10 1&A
IL deep TO paved alley at rear. Monthsv
aayments OF SIS SO huys this home with
small cash oayment.
call North SSSS pay or Evening.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS.
VIZ BUY SECOND DEEDS OF TRUST NOTES
en tnNNovaSi property and hrst deeds of trust
notes on vSeaat lots and acreage. SuhQI
xls,sns nuapce1A Brokers Sttenuon ECI
TNBN Z GORDON Continental Trust Blde
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Phone Clarendon l13-w.l

Low PRICES ROOMS BATH AND EN-
hot-wafef heat sidewalk Taken in under
foreclosure II sod Immediately will sell at
cost Price 81 $50 with $500 cash pay-
nlrnt and 500 per month Including all in.
tereSt ala Underwood st NV II block Of
Takoma car on i4th st car line; near Blair
~ shan QOHos w
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PROPERTY.

WANTED--SUBUKBAN PROPERTY.
WOULD LIKE 10 RENT o OR Z ROOM
cottage OF house. with a.mi,. t1r sumnei
months or longer period would egnsinrf
Clarendon sections kindly state your price
and whsn available. have friends who also
wish 10 rent for summer or longer. AddFrss
B0x 15HZ, star Office. --
MODERATE SIZE AND PRICE. HOMES; Ex'
change fgt similar IN city, ana rsynrse'
CLEH bhbO.J--EHAkDLEh.
M Nd
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wANrEn-.naRMS

in Va. near puantico with or without
husiclng; must I've reasonable price, Kindly
give particulars in answer wtl huy or eN-
change city property Address Bux SS9-E
Star ofsace or J. w 1895 Newton st ne,
a0e
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-11-15
Mis-. Florence Johnson. Report

Miss Florence Johnson. Reporter.
A hard-time party was piven by
the Margaret Washington Club. Fri
day evening at the home Of Mrs. J.
Duffy. Many novel and comical cos
tunes were worn. Prizes were award
ed to Horace Smith and Miss Ethel
Price.
Mrs. Florence Jones and her
daughter. Miss Ethel Prince are re-
cent arrivals here from Idaho Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. johnson and fam
ilv have moved into their new home
recently purchased on. South 9th st.
West.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Jones gave
a chatterling dinner at their home
Saturday.
Reported sick; Mrs. C. Ropack, AL
Ropack, Art Ramsey, Miss Carmetta
Ropack, Denny Allison. Mrs. James
johnson, Mrs. L. Hopkins. Mrs. Hop.
Ikins Is seriously III with pncumonis
|at st. Patricks Hospital. She Is be.
ing attended by her mother, Mrs. W
Knott Of Great Falls.
Duffy's Fnnmakers Furnished thu
music and entertainment Saturday a
the Amalgamated Sugar Beet Inn.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-11-15
Pendleton, Ore.
Mr.. M, Jackson, Reporter

Mesdames H. w. Collins, Willard
Bond, ]. Sturgis and r. f. Chlopek
sponsored a shower Wednesday af-
ternoon, honoring Mrs. Margaret
Mosby who became the wife of Mr..
Eddie Nelson, Thursday evening at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. H. W.
Collins. The wedding ceremony was
performed by Rev. Tolliver in the
presence of a large group of white
and colored friends. The happy cou-
pie were the recipient Of many beau
tiful gifts.
Mrs. NJ. H. Hobson is confined BY
illness to her home. s
Mr.. and Mrs. Whitlow entertained
at dinner Sunday honoring Mr.. and
Mrs. Jackson.
Mr.. Earl Cranshaw of Wslla Walls
is preparing to open the Star Poo
Hall in this city. Mr.. Cranshaw will
move his family. here at an early
date.
Mrs. NJ. H. Hobson, now resident
of Clamath Falls. was visitor here
to his wife and friends.
Mr.. Bell is enjoying vacation
for two weeks.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-11-15
PORTLAND NEWS SECTION
MRS. W. BOGLE. Editor-Manager
56y East 35th South-Phone Sellwood 16Ss

The League of Women Voters
luncheon at the Heatman Hotel Sat-
urday was attended by Mrs. Eliza
beth Foster as guest of Mrs. r.
Flowers. and Mrs. r. J. Couture as
guest of Mrs. Dora Gulliford.
Charles Williams and Robert Rob
inson Of the University of Oregon
attended the game here last Satur-
dav between Washington State and
Uclas.
The Culture Club observed ARMS
tice Day with a fitting program Fri
day at the home of Mrs. j. Ewing
A memorial was held for Mrs. Ina
Peace, a member who passed away
year ago. The obituary was read
by Mrs. J. Baker. A paper subject
"Armistice Day" was read by Mrs
C. Maxwell. Among the guests were
Mrs. Brock and Mrs. X. Martini OF
Seattle. Mrs. E. Foster will be hos
tess for the next meeting at the home
of Mrs. Edward Conley.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-11-15

IL Just a wee bit of the facile
changeability directed against the
church were put in reverse gear just
about now, we might gain little
high speed toward opening ST. James
church for winter services, at least,
in the parsonage. Let's try il out.
But first well have to get together.
Quality and quantity were pleas
ing features exhibited by Browns
Metropolitan Jubilee Singers to full
house Thursday evening, the 18th,
at st. Paul NJ. +. church when they
appsared.in a concert pronounced the
best heard in Helena for number
of years. Every number was re-
peatedly encored and the singers,
catching the enthusiasm from a
thrilled audience responded pleasing.
lily. The personnel included Emanuel
Williams, tenor; Miss Novella MCGEE,
soprano; Mrs. Della Brown, contral-
to; w. o. Brown, bass; Mrs. Ger.
trude Williams, accompanist.
Mrs. Knott Of Great Falls was a
visitor in the City Sunday, the guest
of Mrs A. j. Walton.
Word coming to Helena announced
the death Of Fred johnson last week
at Chicago. Mr.. Johnson was born
in Montana and spent the greater
part of his life in Helena. He is sur.
vived by three sisters, Mrs. H. Baker
of this city, Mrs. Miles York of Sc
attic and Mrs. Edward Miller of Ia
coma.
Mrs. George Christian returned
from Spokane last week accompanied
by Mr.. and Mrs. Fess Allen and lit
tic daughter, Mrs. Allen is reported
quite i'll. ~ q
George Campbell whose funera
was held at Butte last week was for
merly resident of this city. Mr.
Campbell came to Helena number
! of years ago and resided with a rela
tive, Albert Marshall, deceased.
! 1t looks as If mining operations
will soon start again in the Rimin
district near Helena.
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Salt Lake City, Utah
Rhoda E. Jackson. Reporter

Mrs. Marguerite Smith enter
tanned the Womens' Progressive club
at her home last Thursday evening.
The meeting was well attended and
the chairman of the sick committee
was instructed to gather clothing for
the sick and needy of the city. Mrs.
Eva Robinson was appointed chair
man of the program. The last meet
ing N each month being program and
social night and visitors are welcome.
The next meeting will be with Mrs
Emily Overall. A three course lunch
con was served.
The Self Improvement and Art
club met with Mrs. Mignon Smith,
Tuesday evening. At the close of
he meeting delicious luncheon was
served.
The S. Coleridge- Taylor music
club was entertained by Mrs. Freddie
Stanley. Friday evening.
The Young Girls Sewing club gave
social at the home of Miss Cassie
Johnson, Friday, November 9th. The
evening was spent in song, music and
dancing. Home made Taffy was
served.
Mrs. Gaidy Ridge and Mrs. Rose
Monplasiar were honor guests at a
breakfast given by Mrs. Pauline An.
drews, Friday, November 9th. The
center piece was bowl of chrys.
tanithemums.
The Girl Reserves gave swim.
ming and tea party last Saturday. \
was a get-acquainted meeting. A
very pleasant hour was spent. Mrs
Mignon Smith was selected as ad
visor for the new term. Next Satur
day Miss Chamberlin of the Univer
sity will give instructions in Clos
dancing. A large number enrolled
for the semester.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl johnson r.
turned Thursday from their vaca
| ton.
Mrs. Mary C. Johnson, presiden
of the City Federation wishes t.
thank the clubs and friends who do
mated clothing so generously to tht
flood suffers of Florida. She wa
liable to send two barrels and a BIO,
to the devasted district and she re
ceived from Mrs. Mary McLeoC
Bethume thanking the clubs for tn,
articles as they were greatly appre
ciated.
The sick and convalescing are
| Mrs. Nettie Gregory. Mrs. Ahc,
Walker, Mrs. Mamie Butler, Maste
Edward, and Don Nance and bah.
Rosamond offutt.
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Everett, Wash.
Mis-, Corinne Whitlow. Reporter.


Mrs. A. Davis entertained with q
silver tea Monday for the benefit Of
the S. NJ. It's.
The Mamie Burrough Study Club
met Thursday with Mrs. w. b..
Holmes.
Mr.. John Hatcher of Bremsrton,
was a week end guest at the home
of his son, NJ. NJ. Hatcher and fam
lily.
The S. M. T. lodge held it's regular
meeting Friday evening at Bancroft
Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Carter of Sc
attic, were Everett visitors this week.
Mrs. Elise Harris win be hostess to
the L. B. and S. Club Thursday.
On the sick list this week are: Mr..
John Samuels, Mrs. G. w. Norwood,
Jr., and Mr.. Turner. The latter very
seriously in Everett General Hospi-
tai.
The Matrons and Patrons Admin
istratlve Council met Sunday at Ban
croft Hall. Out of town members
present were: Mrs. @. G. Mathews,
Mr.. York Adams, Tacoma; Miss Del
la Clark, Mrs. /. G.. Green, Mrs. e.
Hipshet Of Seattle. a very fine
meeting was reported. p
The Mamie Burroughs Study Club
held It's second annual banquet Mon
day evening, November IL. Only
members and their families were en-
tertained. ' nr
Mrs. r. L. Cate entertained sew
eral friends at dinner Sunday.
We understand that Mr.. o.. Wash
ington has left Everett to join Mrs,
Washington who left some time ago.
They plan TO make their future home
in Chicago. Everett friends will be
sorry to lose them.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-11-15
Billings, Mont.
Mrs. L. b. MeCsbe, Reporter

Owing to the public services being
held in several theatres for ARMS
tice Day there was no morning serv-
zoe az Wayman Chapel, A. M. E.
Church.
In the evening, however. Rev. Don
ohoo preached from the subject, The
Mercy of our. Lord Jesus Christ until
Eternal Life" Jude 1-21-22.
The w. NJ, Missionary Society held
no reoular meeting Tuesday. Noyen-
Der 9th. but instead. assisted IN the
SERVING Of the big election dav" din
ner held at the Y. M. c. A. under the
auspices of Mr.. and Mrs. A. W.
Stradwick. This was by far the most
successful dinner ever put on for the
benefit of the church. The net pro-
ceeds of S204.75 was turned over nv
Mr. Stradwick to be divided equally
between the stewards and trustees
denartment. Fully $50 people were
fed and about so turned away.
Mrs. Wright and her son Mr.. Frank
Akin who have been residing at the
parsonage for short time. returned
TO their home in Chicago. last Mon
dav evening. November 18th.
Mrs. Marie RAYMOND also left on
the same train. having been called
to St, Paul, Mimi, by the death of
her son.
Mrs. B. B. Adams departed last
Thursday morning for Rochester
Mimi. where she will receive treat
ment at the Mavo Bros. Clinic.
Mrs. A. w. Stradwick was hostess
to few friends at her birthday
partv.. Wednesday evening, Noyem-
Der 18th.
On Saturday evening. Mrs. Y. s.
Harris entertained a few friends in
honor of Mrs. Edna Watts birthday.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Brazier, Mesdames Aldridge and
Conoly. Mr.. aud Mrs. Harris, hos.
and hostess and the honor guest, Mrs
| Watts.
Phyllis Wheatley Club held a very
interesting business meeting at the
home of Mrs. Matte Conolv. Friday
evening, November 9th. Two new
members were accepted, viz: Mrs
Ruehing and Mrs. Moore.
The president. Mrs. Emma Harris
appointed chairman of the depart.
ments as follows:: Chairman Of Mu'
sic and Literary, Mrs. Mary Aldridge
chairman of Domestic Science, Mrs
IC. Fmmons; Chairman of Art, Mrs
M. Register.
The parliamentarian, Mrs. LULU
McCabe. read the Duties Of Off
GERS" as the first drill for the year.
At the close of the meeting. dainty
1 E 4 a -.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-11-15
Bozeman, Mont.

Messrs. B. w. Fish, ]. w. Simms,
w. j. Harrison are on a big game
hunting trip to the West Gallitan
Basin. 1.~
Mrs. w. Watkins spent the week
end in Livingston where she was a
guest of Mrs. II. Mayfield.
Mrs. Richard Fisher and Mrs. G.
w. Grose are reported recovering
from their illness.
Mrs. J. w. Simms was hostess for
a meeting of the Sweet Pea Study
Club at her home Friday evening
After the business session delicious
refreshments were served
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Hall were Wis
itors here recently.
Mrs. M. Mcdonnell is convalescent.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-11-15
Butte, Montana
Lottie Lee Vaughn, Reporter.

Mr.. George d. Campbell, a resi-
dent of Butte for the past three
years died Monday night at his home,
I'll West Broadway. Mr.. Campbell
was a native of st. Louis, Mo. He
is survived by a sister, Mrs. James
A. Bass of st. Louis and four cousins.
Albert D.. and Theodore f. Marshall
of Butte, Eugene, and Noble Marshall
of Spokane Funeral services were
conducted Thursday afternoon from
the Gateway funeral home. Rev. Cole
of Mountain View Church officiat-
ing.
The B. B. b. Club was entertained
Monday evening by Mr.. Elmer Bick-
ford. and Mr.. Alonza Kelly. Prizes
for the whist tournament were award
ed TO Mrs. Ella Hammond and Mr..
Chas Poaguc.
Mrs. Mary Brown and Mrs. Ida
Dunn motored to Anaconda Thursday
as dinner guests of Rev. Stewart.
Mr.. Chas. Poague left Wednesday
for San Francisco, California.
Mrs. Mary Brown. resident of
Butte for the past % years left Sat
urday morning for her old home in
Columbia S. C. for an indefinite
stay. Her many friends regret the
loss of Mrs. Brown from our midst.
Friday morning Mr.. and Mrs. j. +.
Palmer entertained at breakfast, hon.
oring Mrs. Brown. Friday afternoon
Mrs. Brown was dinner guest of Mr..
and Mrs. l.. r. Ridley.
We wish in this way TO express our
thanks and deep appreciation to all
friends for sympathy expressed to US
during the illness and at the funeral
of our cousin, George ID. Campbell.
Fspecialy mentioning the Rev. Mr..
Cole for his kind words. Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Loran for the music,
and to all of those who sent the
beautiful floral tributes.
ALBERT MARSHALL.
THEODORE MARSHALL,
EUGENE MARSH ALL,
NOBLE MARSHALL.
Eugene Marshall and brother No
Bile left Friday for their home in
Spokane.
Mrs. A. d. Marshall entertained
with dinner Sunday afternoon. hon.
oring Miss Marie Baker of Helena
Covers were placed for Miss Perdita
Duncan Miss Minaola Fenter. Miss
Marie Baker. Elvin Anderson, Ray
! BRYANT and Leslie Anderson.
Reported sick: Mrs. Ethel Hos.
kins, and Mrs. George Serner.
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ALBERT MARSHALL.
THEODORE MARSHALL,
EUGENE MARSHALL,
NOBLE MARSHALL.
Sioux Falls, S. Oak
Mrs. E. c. Collins, Reporter.

Rev. ]. Scott and wife of Mason
City, Iowa, was present at both
services last Sunday. He spoke at
the morning and evening services and
be also. spoke at the Young People
meeting. His wife recited poem.
The missionary circle met with
Mrs. Il. &C. Collins. Mrs. Robert
Tatss was pleasant visitor She
also Joined the circle. After the rou-
tine Of business they adjourned to
meet with Mrs. NJ z. Glover. Mrs.
Mable Taylor was also a visitor, she
gave a few remarks.
The members Of the choir and
friends gave surprise party on Miss
Lorraine Crawford last Tuesday at
the home of Rev. and Mrs. M. w.
Withers, before her departure last
Wednesday for Rogersyille, Tenn, to
teach school.
Mrs. Eta Taylor and Mrs. Lillian
Bridgewater gave q babv shower on
Mrs. Virgil Anderson last Sunday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Bridg-
water, she received quite a few pres
ents; everyone present seemed to
have enjoyed themselves immensely.
Mrs. Oscar Bridgewater and Mr..
Luther Patrick we're on the sick list
last week.
Messrs, Jack Ingram, Charlie Tay-
Tor, Ham Denam and Martin Wag.
ner OF Fcgus Falls, Mimi, motored
down and spent a few days.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-11-15
Portland Branch N.A.A.C.P

Executive Board m e O. s first
Thursday night of each month. Reg
ular meeting is held third Sunday.
4 p. m, at Williams Avenue Y. M.
G. A., to which the public is cor
daily invited. Lee G. Anderson,
president; Mrs. J. w. Ingersoll, sec
rotary.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-11-15
MEMS TUXEDO SUITS S18.85

And tomorrow we will give mems genuine
President Suspenders for only 29c. Mems
fancy Silk and Rayon Hose for 19c. Mems
high-grade narrow hem white Handkerchiefs
GO for Sc, and Athletic Union Suits for men
in broadcloth and nainsook, go for 49c. And
you can buy $500 Full Dress Shirts for only
81 .95, Full Dress Ties for 19c, and Mems
ihigh-grade Tuxedo Suits, in the newest
styles, all reduced TO $1S.S5.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-11-15
ntiI Thanksgiving Only
MEMS GORDON HATS S2.85

over 200 Mems Gordon Hats, in Fall styles,
for only $2.S5; over 900 others at 81 .S5;
Mems all-wool regular $500 Caps for CSC;
Mems winter-weight Union Suits for only
CSC; Mems Golf Hose for Soc, and Mems
fine Bath Robes, cut from $3.50 to 49,
And tomorrow we will give Mems fancy
slip-on or coat-style Sweaters for 81 .95;
and black, brown and gray Mems Hose for
SC pair, and Mems fancy flannelette or
muslin Pajamas for only Csc; and fancy
all-wcol Mems Plaid Lumberjacks, the reg
ular $500 grade, for only sos.
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MEMS DRESS TROUSERS ST .95

& Over 500 pairs mems fine dress Trousers
go at 81. 95; 600 others at $2.05. And
mems fine silk Four-in- Hand Ties regular
75c values. for only 45c; and sl.s0 and
$1.00 grade mems Belts for only 35f1-
Yes, this forced drastic action is necessary
to turn this immense stock into money;
AND LOOK!
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-11-15

FREE Turkey FOR THANiSsGIvING--Pivc hundred
fresh family Turkeys TO he given away FkEh.
This Thanksgiying present to You as an added
attraction durihE The Closing Out sale OF three Great
store stocks
The Fair Deartment Store of senttlei the lsrge
south Tucoma Department store OF Observation-Disclosures
auniity merchandise from, stocks must be
turned into cash before the HOLIDAYS.
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Protection While You Live

See Il. A. Ashford, agent for the
Prudential Hospital Association,
32s Wheeler st. Phone East 440s.
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Turkeys Free!
OUR THANKSGIVING PRESENT TO YOU!

New IL your opportunity q. purchase the finert IN
wearing apparel az substantial snsngs-tere l. the
story In nutshell.
Not only have all sale prices been cut 90 the low
possible notch, hut VIII beter-heein.
S.sS s :"%Sis" ms NUKE ;s sNsaoSxI FhEE
OFFER. .,ltt4f III J. -
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And Note This Free Turkey
THANKSGIVING ACCESSORIES

Dress up for Thanksgiving--Men's fine
Arrow Dress Shirts, with collar attached or
detached, reduced to 9Sc; Mems Genuine
interviewer Hose, in both fancy and plain
colors, reduced from 75c to SOC; PERKINS,
Dress Gloves for men go for 81. 95; Mems
beautiful Rayon Silk Mufflers reduced to
95c, and Holiday Carriers, Paris and other
brands, go for 100. Yes, ii will pay you to
buy your Thanksgiving needs here tomorrow.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-11-15
TURKEYS FREE FRIDAY and SATURDAY

FREE OFFER: Well give mems beautifully tailored
twopan Suits including Atwood weeds and wosed in
the blues browns and finely tailored and they have all
been marked down with Turkey included
Included with FREE OFFER have also selected 347 Mems
Fall Model 0vercoa light and dark patterns and
they will tomorrow Friday Saturday, with Free
Turkey included. only. s. 4 .
And here Lot b Over 400 Mems and Young Mems Beautifully
Tailored Suits including McApn Brand Adlers and Rochester
made clothing u written guarantee with and all
sizes represented and they have
Friday and Saturday, with Free Turkey included