The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 14, 1920, Page 10

THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, MAY 14, 1920. — = \Load of Rails Breaks |W oman Meets eae - an Longshoreman’s Le sc Burglar and Gets Back $80) MeDougall fouthwick Walter Mealy, 21 ar Shattle . _By Mabel Cleland» Page 50 YES, and We Correct Them, Too When Mrs. A. I Main f Second Avenue at Pike _ The whole room was tn a state] not any sign « of pretty disortor— pretty the things out of thei now, Dav tomed places were such pinky, lacy things. for a girl to marry a A wedding ts such a thrilling | a thing, and Pegg: flower girl for her be Margaret. So it was Pesmy's pink | bride she wa. organdie frock and pink ilk} hair and eye man disappeared, but Mr 4 the matter to the Extraordinary Sale ' 398 BOYS’ SUITS $10.00 4 Styles Wool Suits Greatly Reduced y cabin in the dense for F, Miller post under FUNERAL SERVICES for Jerom dloomers and all the pink | lovely in her and white things that go with a/ as any bride « nm and point | flower girl's fixings. Of course, you ¢ vid would foe! in the mirror he sa sleek “roach” (and in that he much pride), but he could see, fectly well, that his nose was a bloom, as the date was January 23 1853). So the only decora trifle “anubby” and covered with | tions to be had were the beau freckles, and besides, he was too|tiful greens fro big to be tn a wedding. He knew | There was all this; but, just the same, he feit | ister, so they sort of mean and jealous about all | justice of thy the fuss they were making over Pesky You can see how it would be So after making several boy re marks about things in general, he said “Mother, may I go over to Aunt} Aunt F Ellen's” she said, And because Mother knew, too, wonderful just how David felt “inxide, she | and the kkiased him and told hin to go on, | companim: and to ask Aunt Ellen to tell him|a dream about the first wedding in Seattle, | stood by AUNT ELLEN’S STORY } “The very first wedding in Seat. | 3", New Corduroy Suits Specially Priced eeDougall_/outhwick Second Avenue at Pike 1 think.” the wind had a 720 New tle wasn't very, much like the one bat > . ene ee ee Bart > go, 708 seems of the Od 253 Crompton “Cravenetted” Cordu- 75 Worsted Suits, Serges and “It took place in a cabin which | laters and ° réy, Splendid fit and careful work- Tweeds. 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