The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 25, 1910, Page 6

THE rTAR—WEDNESDAY, MAY 25, 1910. Nh lc __ | fe NEWS OF oe eee eee TO WOMEN READERS OF THE STAR 4 Does Your Little Girl Get Proper Exercis nt OnihiaGreys CHILDREN'S PLAYTIME STORIES She Ne eds It f tor tealth and Devel are si: mt L etters x mm @ ~ ~~ 6 Ho, For Fancyland! fal mola ch, ad ta. | rough ead | FRESHEN FLOWERS esec= “winnie b Frost, g to stand at the side lines } ig te « allert and balls y une] cried, 1 ttle and begin t ne ride " 1 with Chantill nd < f the pret-| hooks for fishermen t of the coming sum Churning Butter in great glee are deftly touched up with the paint | mand steadily increas van Climbing Vines tt ad no feet brash into Persian color £ ™ You, sir, with your rollicking family of boys and girls—You are the man who ought to see LONDON and see him quick TEARING DOWN THE STORE This Old Landmark will soon be a pile of ruins = YOU CAN SAVE DOLLARS Cg Se You Save More Dollars ha | "3 Than you have in recent years while LONDON gets s|mostLy Gauze |W nozomi : ready for the wreckers * AND FEATHERS (0 the effect of for the wr London Did Always Sell for Less, But Now Price and Profit Are Quite Lost Sight of Dry Goods, Notions, Shoes, Trunks, Silks, Dresses, Skirts, Suits, Tinware, Glassware, Bedding, Beds A $200,000 STOCK WANTONLY SACRIFICED WITHOUT RESERVE Store Opens | Underwear—Hosiery—Men’s Wear M () N FY BA CK —— Daily at —— Stuffed Heart fh the heart thor Most liberal store Qe 3 O ' pe . in the world re- - garding refunds