The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 10, 1919, Page 9

ore YANKS TAKING SILENT BRIDES . | Nine Amertean soldiers have mar = & en i) ried at Archangel who do not ynder Sa TUN . stand a word of Russian, Thole wive ° ide. ‘situation te yardileled ty ‘a\ BY THORNTON W. BURGESS : ak in seitaden islands of | (Copyright, 1919, by T. W. Purgess) ee SECOND AT PIKE Caribbean sea There the men) tp WAS a queer partnership, that ;down under some thick growing hem : speak a different om that partnership between Lightfoot | lock trees near the upper endo! he hus-/and Paddy, but it was a good part. | Paddy's pond, It waa a quiet, ent) nership, They had been the best of | ful day. It was so quiet and p Satin and Crepe de Chine _ |] sioner ectatas™ ant ena tor Sion ume” Pay yd aa weal that waa had found it almost tmp je to create | vinit hin To tell the truth, he Ss ze Ez & common text book for the family june, 'T isbands do not encourage ; . 100 wr th apparently finding the present ar li f ¢ Paddy's pond. #o, tho he | Fangement too advantageous rested and took Ff £ short naps thru that 3 * |beautiful day, he was anxious, He ALUMNI WILL MEET Ain't help but be The Princeton Alumnt association - | orning found Lightfoot f 8 te will N ) . . B his ning at 6:30 o'cle 1 dinner at the University ct whieh time | John McWilliams, ¢ presenta aia tive of the Princ ndow ment Ss y | eened him felt In his b fund, will address the gathering danger in the shape of a hunt a terrible gun was not far distant But the hours slipped away, and | little by little he grew less uneasy He began to hope that that day id prove as peaceful as the pre & FE. i: Fi i as & sharp report fre | €< 1 Wt ‘Then Paddy had dived 1d of Paddy's pond 7 almost @ pistol shot. However, ive ii ’ was rather fond of handsome Light. | it wasn't a platol shot, It wasn’t a Attractive and Practical . \ | foot, You know, Paddy in himeelf| shot at all, It was the slap of Pad- * . : . ‘athe € ay ooking fellor < © Ins ily Lightfoor D Camisoles, flesh-tinted, made in bodice or ; \ pawer iieaty. ae te calves Tash: hia feet gag yo what tent w. tats f th lendid t dverti t Pager He mie : eg eet meeatiy, ‘Th eaten whs He knew t Paddy had} e@ are very apprec. e 0 e splendid response to our advertisement an- fitted — : — Ps _. — eo | ibe praveend nal they $0 pareaacn, [essa 6 or amelied a hunter nouneing the FIRST GENERAL SALE held by this store in TEN YEARS. ‘The and $1.95. I chine, priced $1.75. Hf Ree ore overstout, why remain Lightfoot hi the son | aia ge a lace Ha first two days we were unable to properly wait on the many customers, but we Camisoles, of heavy quality satin or crepe ? Here is important mews |®,owsing not far from Paddy's pond.|enap, but it wae enough to warn have organized our sales force to care for a crowded store and we are again ‘ : : - oe ici 1 a eo on é 7 | Paddy, With only his head above able to assure you prompt and cour‘ r ice. de chine, flesh-tinted, and trimmed with lace, atom is accomplish. | With the coming of daylight, he lay | Ps ith only hin head abe you prompt a teous service. in healthful, sp = - Samim the water, he had watched in the di We are sincerely anxious that all our customers will gladly remember this priced $2.50, $2.95 and $3.95. bur. | lucia” Wrenner saccian Couey sale by reason of the real bargains they secured and we have added splendid a pe i ‘ Rs | Nels slong towards the pond, a hunter had new merchandise in every department. New goods go on sale Tuesday at the Vests, of ad gas fashioned with ° © $A | come in view. Instantly Paddy had same money saving reductions that brought the crowd to our store last week. bodice tops, price -95 to $5.95. ; re ona his broad tail down on the water with all his force, He knew . . — “ n y } ‘ |that Lightfoot would know that that Satin Bloomers, flesh-tinted, finished with a! |imeant danger.” ‘Then Paddy had OUR TENTH ANNIVERSARY i i ; = ’ dived anc swimming under rate double rows of hemstitching, priced $4.95. “gag pe : ed Gongit ees antuwr'ee tie homme | — He had done his part, and there was ie F N: ej 7 Ee) y c s J Chemises, of flesh-tinted or white crepe de in weeping: | He had done hie part, and ¢ WILL LONG BE REMEMBERED FOR REAL SAVINGS OFFERED : : : : vivacity,| My Unit Houses Sell oo chine and satin, trimmed with lace and rib-_ ||| a éliecause they fit the man with lim | Next story: ‘The Three Watchers COATS $19 75 ‘ . 4 eh K, riced -95 95 e nl ited means, who wants a home and bon, p $3.95, $4.95, $5.95 and ; Sees ane pete mre reasonable Including Plush Coatees Worth $6.95. $100 cash and $ per month , x , lara makes you the oWher of Y%-acre PET ER Up to $45.00 : Hy $. at Shee, u h ltract in West Seattle and my unit . “) When you these Coats a 19.75 y vin Gowns; of satin and crepe de chine, daintily _ ||) house. You move in and finish i|| Has Fraction Party sentiee -Whak ‘ant Thopoe: avis eanei tants sare trimmed, priced $5.45 to $12.50. ‘ > at your lelsure. Free wood, roe mn | S YA ready for you. Most of these extremely low priced for a garden and chickens and being 4 i ‘ Coats are fur trimmed and fully lined, and all are rid of the rent man means some | Pr vad greg mag the ‘ in the tat st wtyles, Nice range of popular mater. thing nowadays to the average fam fais to select from, ty. I help the man who helps him Golden Pumpkin arrived in good self So if you are willing to do| time at Aunt Phoebe's. Billy and the [Sour part come and ace me [twine were not particularly Inter Splendid Winter Coats | ested in fractions, so Mr. Henshawe H. C. Peters, 716 3d Ave.|:t¥*! tom * tic ts of sonra fh $24.75 and $34.75 or Local Office, $424 35th Ave, 8. W ‘ a nothing better thea teach 106 Columbia S& Open dally after 1 p. m x * |, helped Peter and Hal and An exceptionally good lot of all wool materials, | Corny and Mary Ellen with fractions. including wool Velours, Zibelines, Broadclotha, Ker. For the first time in their lives the seys, Silvertones and other favored fabrics. Mostly children really enjoyed the horrid \ full Mned. The 10th Anniversary Sale Price of these lthings. For Aunt Phoebe illustrated coats is decidedly lower than you ever expected to her lesson with apples and cookies get models of this high quality for. and when the lemon waa over they on ate the fractions up. “Now, ‘Knights and Talon,” said Very Attractive Long Aunt Phoebe, “do you know any one lees that’ to awe oeuy tren Plush Coats at $34.75 “When I was a goin’ to Sunday rrik ven 48892: school,” said Mary Ellen, “I met little Mary Bradley, She used to go es to Sunday school ali the time but she| COATS Worth 85 1 150 Cc A hasn't been lately and I asked her Up to what was the matte nd she said | - a she didn't have a dr 0 wear.” stan iy See $39.75 and $49.75 10th Anniversary Price “She can have some of ours, Aunt | Phoebe. A splendid selection of favored materials in| »,A" swortment of he tae ee — in “4 have been afraid for some time sige Gailis: Ait aie’ Mik: Wes wd Mansy: i grades. Trimmed with Nutria, Squirrel and Australian Opossum, } Mrs. Bradley = noe ge that Mrs. Bradley wa vs trimmed with extra quality furs. | Rich silk linings, along well We'll have to do some thing about it. It in so late now that |you children will have to go home. . OF SEAT TLE [Sat sscane taser’ san ce So SHORT betes aes es eo eran PLUSH $45 aS.78 DYE to the existing strike in the coal mining industry, we have cx anon he c a ATS $49. exhausted at our Seattle bunkers the supply of our famous Backwoods Boys | | SEAL PLUSH high-grade Washington coals, including Diamond Briquets. Talk a Primitive $ 2 4.75 BAFFIN. SEAL ; Grunt Language , Trimmed with rac- areert Maes a ele 60anae Higher grade Short \ Reduced to In order to take care of consumers and coal dealers, however, |, erbert Koss, 10, and his 8-year. Diuuh Coats onaaionat } coon and opossum. we have a good supply of Wellington furnace coal, which is edie hospital, earning to} $29.75 and $34.75 $19 15 s adaptable to apartment house use, furnaces, etc., and through [pried ant thet lien em an tana the courtesy of the PACIFIC SHIPPING & FUEL CO., we are i Kiliam Koss, all tailed. aecart also supplied with COMOX LUMP coal. This is a heavy coking signs and grunts styled Suits, in serge, n perintendent A " w j wool velour, poplin Values to $125 coal, and while it is not suitable for ranges and furnaces with d. Burrows discovered the two} ad OenBY Mnateetela: ‘ ¢ H ii 4 | © protests of the father. | is . ; Silk li i e if } i i poor drafts, it will be satisfactory and economical in heating |desplte the protean of the, father: 10th Anniversary price Silk lined and in the 10th Anniversary Price way ‘te . newest modes, 1 was aboard a basket swung to the plants having good drafts. lmainiand on a cable. The mother} Every Suit in stock g 75 died when the boys were young, to ») y s s and they were raised by a deaf and| severely reduced dumb sister. in price. Exceptionally fine exctu- a i Wide range of materials ve models with collars and To Dealers: i Ee ey eee ae nearly all fireproof buildings are! big reductions from prices firs. Beautifully tailored ‘econ insured? these models should sell for. and lined. We have in storage at our briquetting plant at Briquetville, ‘WOM AN’S CASE | near Renton, several hundred tons of new Briquets. Trucks can |” AMAZES SEATTLE. ? DR E SS ES $ 75 make the drive to the briquetting plant in forty minutes, and ; k<Reathoes soni wlio amele ae : 2 sew or read without sharp pains in| we will be glad to supply these Briquets as long as they last to |her eyes. For years her eyes were| 9 Suitable for Street and Afternoon, - nd weak. Finally she tried sim . 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