The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 26, 1923, Page 7

" MONDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1928 Announces | an Overcoat - Special Extra- ordinary oe last big shipment of Overcoats purchased by Mr. Bigelow on his Eastern trip arrived yes- terday, and so this week we will hold this final extraordinary sale and pass on the savings made to our patrons. $23.75 and $28.75 s new Overcoats,in plain, around models. ' SrAlt LE is a year- -aroundcity for this kind well to secure at least one of them. in our stock last fall they | would have been priced at $35 and $40. SECOND AT SENECA Cheasty’s OR choice of 268brand | one-half belt and belt all | of coats, and you will do LOOT HOMES OF CASH AND GEMS Several Houses Entered by Burglars Sunday and jewelry forr clpal part sed the prin of the loot taken from and veral » from the res 2021 14th ave. | jimmied a rear} | in fowelry was | re of Harry Tarica, 2 time Sunday t. The thieves entered thru a h was the sole | vaded the home t at 6601 Etghth 7 MEN FACE DOPE TRIAL + nareot toas ussed Batu jon in the office of ney Thomas P. . with members of the situation with Agent W. D. Morris who will face the grand arges are: David in the county jail | cash bail; Mi hy owner of the Pi omas 1 Linus H. Freni Dr 2. MeKibbon, 8. K. Yueden and Chin Yen, Chinese. Knights Celebrate F unding of Order of the found Pythias will public entertain ment at the Py ha and Virginia st, et § o’cloc night. 1 Mayor Brown, a member of the lodge, has been invited to attend the! jsession. “The Symbolism of the} Pythian Lodge Room" will be the subject of an address to be given by |Charles A. Lunan. A musical pro- \gram, tn which a number of local | artists will appear, has been ar- i} ranged. Third ave k Monday | | APITOL | Ee ves | BY FRITZ G, LANHAM U, S. Representative From Texas, | Twelfth District | NEGRO waiter in} @ small town res-| taurant where the | menu consisted of | bam and eggs, | steak, fried pota-| toes and coffee, | took a trip New York. There | he soon spent his money and ap| plied for work at | a smart hotel and} was assigned toa table. A fashlon-| able couple en- tered and were! Lanham baatad “Waiter,” sald the gentleman, | please bring me some consomme nd the lady some bouillon.” “Yas—yausuh,” said the waiter, | “Then you'can bring us somo pate | de fol gras, a porterhouss a ja Bor-| deaux, potatoes Lyonnaise; and head | uce with mayonnaise, | And finish with two pineapple} parfalts, some rochefort, Bent's | | ter crackers and two dem!.tanses. “Ya—yassuh,” sald tho waiter, un- ertainly. Then he went back to the butler's pantry, where he yelled: “Gimme! Tho cook was busy and pald no attention in the negro shouted: “Gimmi Jive you what?” cook. Gimme my hat and coat,” said| he waiter, | | it | | | Krowled tho | Silver Is being recovered from the | waste hypo used in developing film | photographs. Tho Los Angeles yield] 7 THE SEATTLE STAR NATIONAL GROCERY COMPANY he Manchester, England, Royal If these coats had been i) Cheastys | averages close to $10,000 monthly, ‘HOW THE SAXONS CLUNG TO OLD WORDS Norman Invasion Enriched English But Couldn't Displace It You, of course, remember, how in “Ivanhoe,” Scott's great novel, Wam- ba, the Saxon clown, compares the names for live animals and reused meats. Thus “ox,” “steer,” “cow were Saxon names. 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