The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 21, 1923, Page 19

Cry e aS SHOPPING EASY hese merchants cordially invite you to visit them and Wish to assure you of every assistance in the selection f your gifts. Sh Charge It CHERRY’S—Charge It & vx SIX MONTHS TO PA = eae Christmas 4 Greetings Cant we help you make It a REAL MERRY (“Py CHRISTMAS? oG ints BPEPEPS s@ e ‘© to your enjoy. plenty of nice, stylish clothes? Ready-Tailored Clothes for Men, Women and Boys Waists, Furs, Sweaters, Bath Robea and Millinery. Many things pleasing and prac. cal for Christmas presenta. Now the Best of All Will anything add mor ment than p i hen doing your ovides a conven- lends or to leave presen messin Aaa SPECIAL SALE ON EXQUISITE CHINESE GIFTS FROM NOW ON TILL CHRISTMAS———— carved MAAJOK SETS, including f ern, display room at ith their showings be NS ae O each anything when you get your men able. for 14 Real FILET EDGI Price, per yard, 10¢. bristmas. Just handkerchiefs. Price, per yaTd.........sseeseeeee c 10 YATE L0F. 5 sis ceseaeoccetaccsecyp sews Many other imported LINENS and real lace ARTICLES are effective on this TIMELY SALE THE CHINA ART & LACE CO. Y. C. LIM, Propr. 306 Pine Street Between Third and Fourth & nings c e « CHERRY’S 1015 Second Ave., between Madison and Spring, in (Julto Bldg. Just over Pig’n Whistle (Take Elevator) is § i ix in JR i & Ee} FP PE LE LEE EEE EE EEE: ® f=; XMAS . GIFTS Boost the West by sending East a box of Washington Apples. We have them in 7-lb., 15-lb. and 24-Ib. boxes. Holly Wreaths, Cedar Roping, Mistletoe, Cut Flowers, Ferns Potted Plants, Holland Bulbs ‘ All make delightful presents. We will mail or ship by express to any part of U. S. COLT-McLOUGHLIN 407 UNION STREET EL iot-5156 White Bldg. RDBPEIA SEIS SA SESE IA IESE IEEE SO IE SES qo “SAVE $86.00 on Your“***? } CHRISTMAS PHONOGRAPH & (og Buy Direct From Our Factory Store Tus 4 0 K i ® ¢ Ff x i Rhy RY is Ds Ds Py ; iN ik OS SAS AS FE AS PEPE ES SEE eG CS +@ e e Our Console Special at ‘@@tieretescren $184 with 15 records is real value. TWELRY BUSINESS agri ; ‘UR STOCK OF 4 EASY TERMS NDS vewerry \\ if memo, TEC Hoy) “JUST WHAT PVE ALWAYS WANTED, DAD— ARE AT A SIMMONS ¢ } ALL THE FELLAHS HAVE SAVINGS ACCOUNTS BUT ME.” ‘ Bee aod “Worthy of , We have other good Any Home” % A healthy ambition for a red-blooded American boy—true enough! A healthy ambition for UCTION 4 Mrs con J 4 x ‘ any person to have, as a matter of fact! *, That ambition is easily satisfied. Come to us with an initial deposit of one dollar or SESE N a9 2 is c ete without one of Simmons’ ; < 4 srr" pie ay Oe er on es ee ‘quality cid more and we will gladly fix that bank book for you or your kiddies, ionographs. Supreme e, supe! ality ar BEWELRY CO. // $7 intr nocnon i Nol WASHINGTON MUTUAL SAVINGS BANK Simmons Phonograph Co., Inc. ; Assets $26,000,000 aus tiaiiata are gh Established 34 Years Built for Tone “4 1932 Second Avenue Next to Moore Theatre : 7 = — ot — - Si 4 eon" “OPEN EVENINGS—MA in-3821 WW Pxe - i ‘ ER Sn Wh Sa ja Dia! a) . | a 4s 4 te a > > Seo a. LF es Re RATES PERE ERE PERE PS PAIS IA PEPE PB (eaten) 8S cacflnr 3 Add (S