The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 3, 1924, Page 12

Pa 12 THE SEATTLE STAR A Story of Seattle and The South Seas i Hill Mestery” ccatees| MeQruvying | |"The Beacon lystery se A re with wide Spring Dresses it 4 up all thetr might then would be «, chief among t e tive men * an ut arms withered w body hen b hould » should th ne lived men ruled together, but that en, ¥ scoorded privileges ere given ‘ Models adapted for all occasions remember when force ¢ as they clambered with surprise business and street wear, aft- om us rded them The fire of the “enemy” slackened “ wa t some extent and the men took ernoon and in formal : Wah “hasty; iaeestnd-ires PEbISE D frocks, sport models, these n ady dawning across the sea yotified . i wine tiee an cliznb * hortzon the sun, fro ' ever’ the'terubt. “0 tac dancing and dinner ef oct eit wale cya? he asked the the water Une and ° of men it bodea © rose of ite coming. of them,”* ’ sg te litt in Ore 5 Smith eht He was patietied. Pile little erm (Continued in Our he was now armed. Come what may | =————————— — dresses. e | Springtime Dresses EXCEPTIONAL STYLES OUTSTANDING VALUES .OW GO ON WITH THE sronY | Miss O. S. Allen’s Clark, entering the spirit of ats ~ ee by ha Gry a ecipes LARK looked the crowd of | the fight, issued a series of directions. Tested Ri native men, There were about! }e divided the men inte groups or CHAPTER VI ™m. Miserable, puny crew | companies tures, they chattered among them. “Now Belves and began to show evidence |he ¢ | | No. Of bolting and running tel " luc act of th ogg faktine Decidedly Blampede. Smith went among them | ti underpriced od from their tldst called to Clark.|" With smith oa Crests Sauce for thi ; special et yee es de a speech 10 eral, the native (A enthel wilt eapesland dit Y Hh S 8] , them tn ul language.| This bli | for chicken or leftoner veal selling event a Tell them you are everyt | eo jekakes e might be led to belle | 2 tablespoonfuls Crisco yi ; 5 ribet to 5 ‘ | Lenton oe Chere is hardly a dress need that cannot be splendidly and economically pow T a risk an opan 1 green pepper, ci ‘. Sa womenein mahanaive & a Sonat, i, 4 ce fet, ace’ oe woige pers | (C statu aon met in this very comprehensive showing of Spring models. The very newest Tanst instill confidence into them to|ment, led them in a roundabout | 2 cupfuls tomatoes 14 cupful chill sauce dash Worcestershire 14 teaspoonful salt Melt Criseo, add the onion and chopped pepper, and then the flour. Stir in the tomatoes (previowly heated), cook until : soft. Just before removing from fire stir in chili sauce and Wor- ight. 1 will interpret for you.” that Thereupon Clark, who had never |voleanic Made a speech in his life, found him. | gro welt making an impassio Hehich Smith, at interval [SS | course ded the figured and printed designs, smartly beaded effects, the most desired solid colors in fetching shades in a splendid choice of ail materials in fashion for Spring and Summer wear. $25 IS FAR AND AWAY BELOW THE REGULAR VALUES OF THESE EXCEPTIONAL GARMENTS, Note the style and quality of the models we are displaying in the windows for this special event and you will realize the money-saving opportunity afforded. ; throne and t them to a lark com. | > down, wi oe as to say, (12 all right—the world Is a Hello, Hinky,” called the little pipe-cleaner man, cestershire. | PA Ithe, Twins ve. I never my dancer again | a) fo away th M1 skipped thru |! often + nae Sa eto (RISCO Dresses, Frocks he place Hinky Tink ive | Deep down Seca coalee eatin eats | know something, Come on, Nancy Choice of an immense showing in perfectly fashioned garments at this and down, ¢ For light, tender cakes For digestible and flaky pastry For crisp, digestible fried foods We'll be back to see Mister Nodder nrage.”” (To Be Continned) pyright, 1924, Seattle st The MopThat you to Keep up Use fen word very popular price. One of the standing features of this store, such eshich Restot under your skin ate the tiny nerves that cause your itching THIRD FLOOR—Coats, Suits, Wraps brings relief. 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