The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 10, 1924, Page 9

( SECTION TWO Y Win Folks, ’ The seattle Star ATTI WASI {ONDA PAGES 9 TO 16 ou Country’ SEATTLE HORSES Comic Folk Come to Life ARCTIC DEATHS RECALL OF MILK BOY IS BURNED | T hat Priz ize | a }' Take Big Prizes at Portland Exhibit Sunday ar. HORIZONTAL 1 Gentle blow { Marine animals Title of a knight 1B Wasted by fric %. A bdurden if. A Russian radi ® Man's name. MLA fermented liquor OR Spring up. Mi One who engraves acid. @. Procoun B To bid for which ours is #LAn Oriental = y used for} sa Noted New England dist ii Cover of a building A cooling device Definite article. "HK To venture; to be bold Wi Blight depressions caused by dows. Not prompt. “HO8d gesticulation A light frame for canvases ME An epithet of contempt i A small table. ig Decade. At last the out-of-town puzzle fans their chance. The. Star has had Wonderful response from the fn the country i surround: fae towns that it has decided to give Himpecial daily prize of $1 for those Hitiag outside Seattle who cannot get ‘answers in to compete with the ty folks. MM, beginning with today’s puzzle, | above, the country folks have @qual chance with the rest, and, , one and all, the answer to = puzzle won't be printed until fereday—in order to give the editor to get the country mail lined up. | Baad the rules carefully and be ye and address answers and puzzles TO WIN DAILY DOLLAR pace represents a let- white squares, both and vertically, repre- & word. Each word starts & Qumbered square and runs of down until it encounters ck square or the edge of the | Each word interlocks or | ‘part of another word, and each | ed. square which starts a word ks to the number in the} PT o% definitions underneath the uv b thus:. No. 1 in the column “Horizontal” describes the i ape wil fill the white squares | ae the next black square to the | pit No. 1 vertical wit fill the| ‘squares down to the first black te below. At least half the let- 0f tach word help make some Word or words that cross it. Words used are dictionary terms, Geet proper names, which, with in- | abbreviations, obsolete words is em terms will be so indi- be first correct reply neds pris the daily dollar. 10 WIN THE $5 WIUGINAL PUZZLE, Patterns should ne symmetrical in fie ana can contain anywhere M1 to 15 squares each way. You have blocked out your de- MB put in the words and then the Il on the one diagram, All Must be connected by inter- haat completely iso- The design that allows good Rte of words In preferable to | Jattern which forms isolated sec- mt aed should be found in| pare dictionary and | age be too techincal or obso- Definitions should not be m -| Technical, obsolete of ab- 4 words, proper names or Sol be s0 indicated in the | caret to number from left to in those printed. The num. | Be ls tricky-—watch out for it. Priginal puzzles actually re by p.m. of each Mill be considered as entered in | Mekly contest ending on that | ing Monday, answers will be one day jater than hereto- E The answer todMonday's ’ wil Appear in these columns | ng Thursday, and so on Mat will pay, in addition to| $1 te ery MPO! N VERTICAL ' aay - ANT Here and Pop beauty clay to Miss at the in real life is Henry Shaw, a , and Miss Brownl. Emilie funster: auditorium on Nevember 21 WEATTLE STAR November Encha ewepaper M i Pine » oHic#. TO FRIDAY'S PUZ Mrs. J. F. Youngstrom ave, won the Friday 4 artery (med) Marshal Otey Wa it Sarah Peat y Mud far ties at the bal Hamilton of darkness 8 terpatch Period of time. uard, winners 46. Indefinite artich A story Finless fish. A junior officer in the U. 8. mmunity navy (abbrev.) recently reported that tales . Prefix signifying separation or|of orgies supposed to have been parting from. participated in by the Pershing Mournful |doughboys were imaginative myths Permit, - y cup for teama, and ¢ it hard to ma’ =a For an Ame » Patrol competed for and won Northwest champ! who recently the Homer L. Carroll trophy, intermission. nd of joy is aswured by the members of Ang ‘0, who are A tree in the Went Indies, known | all pas’ ers in art of fu to the natives as hyahya, gives| P 1 for the be of newspaper cor One re the $5 weekly prize for the best cross-word original puzzle submitted, | Seattle's new men's store at 1310 Second Ave. That’s where it’s going to be —right in the most convenient location in the city. It won’t be the biggest store in town, but there’s a mighty big idea behind it, and it will give you mighty fine clothes values when it opens. s old Pop Gunn of The explainiag the merits of his ey, will| give an exhibition drill during tho} Watch the papers | SWEEP SHOW Stor Characters to Play AREREVEALED BOARD OPENS ons Star's comic Brownley, Million Dollar Heilig theater. member of the will take part in Newspaper Comic-Character ball to be held Whitoway, F 1, when members | Ber ql ents Re- i Accident t Capt. Lane Reports on Find- ins ing Four Bodies in North irgent Begin Attac Monday Morning YEGGS ROB SAFE Postoffice and General Store i : in Oregon Invaded Invite Blind Vets to the Palace Hip ! Annual! Dinner of ! Church Tuesday Wash.-Idaho Power | cure Company Is Bought CHEHA strip, “Mon Magic Piud a pretty usherette Both Pop Gunn, who" Angora ( the Grotto at the Masonic famou L frrotto BATS ARE TRAPPED MALVERN, Ark.—The home « od H.R Westlake at Pine. Entrance on Westlake Announcing the Greatest DRESS SALE To Be Held in Seattle this Year Nearly 2,000 Dresses Will Be Of fered on Sale at Reductions of 25” to 65” Off Regular Prices Not a single dress has been reserved. Every model has been included in the very drastic rice cutting. Choice of 350 Dresses $6. 19 $9.75 Crepes Satins Tricotines All Colors—Sizes to 38 Only Arrange your affairs so that nothing will prevent your presence at this great sale. Come as early as possible. Choice of 500 Dresses $14.75 $18.75 $23, io” Crepe Back Georgettes anels Printed Crepes Satins Navy Black Brown Beige Green Sizes to 42 Only. Reductions 25% to 60% Included are many of the new tunic styles, the smart redingote modes, the ensemble effect and many other styles. Dresses for All Occasions Georgettes oxen lins Reductions From 40% to 65% Brocaded Russet To have choice of these two won- derful groups at $6.75 and $9.75 will certainly convince you beyond doubt that this is indeed the great- est-dress offer of the entire year, Cloth Dresses 200. to Evening Gowns Stout Dresses Sizes to 49 y, Brown, Rosewood. Featuring Fine Dresses $29. 75. to $69.50 200 250 %o select from. select from. Reduction 40% to 65% Prices from $14.75 to 879.50. Reduction % to O5%e Prices ®14.75 to $49.50, Sizes to 46 rosewood. Black, navy, brown, to select from, Re All colors; sizes to 44 duction 30% to 60%. TAKE ELEVATOR ON WESTLAKE