The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 22, 1923, Page 4

THE SEATTLE STAR THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1928. Cynthia Grey: ONLY chee Broke He » Child's Expensive Toy—Ex- asperated Mother Would Take Law Into Her Own Hands, i * 9 . | 1 on “TU put a bullet thru them neat time!” I read it twice, rubbed my eyes and scanned more carefully the written| ° Then This Great Announces the oe |sheets-—ourely it must be a mistake, but there it was glaring Fourth a Annual na re: Sacrifice Sale | of Strictly High-Grade | at me like the muzz : The missive containing this threat lies wpon my desk with @ score of others waiting for publication—quite, I believe, | the most astounding epistle I have received during the years | I have been in this work. It is astounding in several respects—it is from a woman, | the mother of a 38-year-old child—and one who takes other} | mothers to task because their offspring develop into orim-| ve that this woman did not really mean| she wrote, Still, “thoughts are things” to a certain ex- | tent. I would answer her privately, but she only signed “A | Scoundrel’s Victim,” and I would fain say something that would awaken her to the fact that she is on the verge of | P ahs making herself a criminal. In a fit of temper'or exaspera-| S More Important Than Ever From the Stand point tion she would commit an act that would reduce her to the | ono a common level of the criminals she berates. | of Money-Saving Opportunities Hore ts her letter: We Quote Herewith Special Items Chosen From a Stock of ff) toss reat your com and tam Will Come to and two ruffians about 14 years of| brought out on the New York stock Two for $ ged it from him, one of| exchange. Curb brokers used to $3.50 and $4.00 {E Cynthia Grey will receive call ers on Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 1 to 2 p, m. and on Tuesday and Thursday from 11 to 12 a. m. at her c ein The Star Bldg. 1809 Seventh ave, what is going to happen to them Shirts of woven madras, $1 55 $3.00 EMERY Shirts of art silk madras in BI} next time they do it. Russian cords and repps.... e neat stripe and check $2 35 My three-year-old child had a Three for $4.50 patterns .. Ae a e little toy automobile on the walk | My Dear Mins Grey: Most young 10. 000 Shirts: {writing this in hi the two ruf | 3 and with it passes your rtunity to get one of o in it a few yards, then| mcet in Hroad street, but they have p cA opportunity to get fians that did the deed will know EMERY Broadcloth with separate collars. chant | tacently. pus ep '@ dulldtig of: thelr the world’s very best Phonographs at a mere frac- tY Shirts of silk got out, took by Solid colors, peed sé G2 95 stripe madras, fiber silks ota hig-Weadaanagt ked it} own, It was originally termed a tion of its real value! The same well-known makes white ........05 and fine imported madras. . 2.9 Jup and fired {t as far as he « urd market becaxes the busines of Phonographs that you will find in thousands of Two for $5.50 In & near-by vacant lot, He broke) ‘as supposed to be done along the| Seattle's best homes. The same makes that we have Pure Silk Pongee Shirts, $3 95 . br aol ie Gr course, and I had pald $18.50) curbstone, = | | sold from our floors for many years! Come in at guaranteed 12 momme weight ° White Jersey Pure Silk When I sald “What did you do| Why 4s Gothic architecture « once! See for yourself. Buy now, Tremendous re- ilk Shirts in t : Shirts. . tre ne eee ees | that for? he remarked, “That's my| called? pee ; ductions, E. E of ent ot yc " n Jothio nisnomer, atterns........ | Well, this ix only notice I'll) bec 4 u mgs # . gray with separ: ate ‘collars. , lidive: thal? 3’ Won't know ‘ing de d, 1150-1500, the Gotha as a nation had tc ed. This aty wth of the neaque of 2th century. | since disap was a logical “Eagle” Crepe de Chine Eagle Broadcloth Silk $7. 45 they live; 1 don't know if they : *h a father or mother-—they don't lc GROG <b oe cco tspenescs OIEIR csc tas Sa cl ow cua aby Yl put a » by their manners Goods Exchanged or Money Refunded at Any Time J Novelty , : drop-sti aded effects. automobile engine be Witson Bros.’ IF YOU ARE NOT IN- Cooper’s Merc y TERESTED A WON- Lisle i bearings an i; ; DERFUL NEW PHONO- Sox.. a. 29c are MENANY” foe" MERE i ie Be GRAPH AT A TREME a ! ; DOUS PRICE REDUC- TION, ASK TO SEE THE FOLLOWING _ SLIGHT- @ LY USED ONES: { Regular Salo Make Price Price Victrola $150.00 $70.00 Sonora 60.00 Columbia 50.00 Victrola 225.00 Sonora 160.00 Columbia 140.00 Heather Sox, guaran. ushed Wool Sweater a in stripes teed 50% 50c and rok par. ‘Your Bosom Friend”? >... $6.85 1336 Second Ave. 1214 Second Ave. 406 Pine St. at Union Hotel Savoy at Westlake Woman, 77, Takes | Woman Convicted { Arudtsordese, Plans | First Train Ride} on Booze Charge| PORTLAND, Nov. 22.—Lino Hass- « ler, 77, of Albany, Ore., visiting her | hotel, 818 First ave., was cony: Pidauchter, Mrs. Frank Collins, here | Wednesday on a charge took her fi " INDREL Now, my dear wom Committee Named |. be Anticipating a program of imn r A BY . . . 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