The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 27, 1924, Page 9

‘ [SECTION TWO |. The Seattle Star PAGES 9 TO 16 aianil 5 ) Junior Yacht Club “U" ¢ ommunity Is sae Want Double Track P 4 Mr Fixit hie perce nomena on Montlake Span = 2 ie Lots of Trouble in City; Noisy News- it boys; Too Much Bell Ringing; . Wi : De BEEBE | Careless Motorman; General De- a : livery Mail—All Come in for Kicks : : }\Our Tremendous @ Stock- Zz of Fine Watches, Jewelry, Diamonds, Cut Glass, Sil- verware, Clocks, and many J other articles too numerous to mention—every item be- ing of lasting quality and az beauty. ¢ : £ —— = bof-way. A he | "FORCED OUT OF BUSINESS" - EXCESSIVE INCREASE IN RENT LEAVES NO ALTERNATIVE BUT —TO CLOSE OUR DOORS— Se = ae Se ee Chaplin and Bride Are at Their Dream Castle Comedian and New Wife Secretly Go to New \ Beverly Hills Home \ sv sor a ean Buy Jewelry for KXmas—At YOUR OWN PRICE &S de he The Rolands, Inc., lease at 1418 2nd Avenue stillhas approximately 5 weeks to run. In the meantime there is this great Hi stock of Disinonde and Jewelry—and Silverware and Watches and Clocks to be closed out. IT IS TO BE SOLD AT AUC- { TION. Everything goes to the highest bidder, Even the furniture and fixtures are to be offered for sale. The auction, Ne Ei which was in operation here for some weeks, was discontinued. Briggs & Reid have now taken over the direct super- tf vision and personal conduct of the sale. B AYORCALLS ON SCHOOL MEN ae a AUCTION S| PROBE BODY = TALK LAWS Citizens Will Hear Veteran Private Institution Problem | 2 SALES Bureau Differences Slated Monday ‘ , [WO se AUCTION ow |) SALES = |) DAILY # |) 11 A.M. and 7:30 P.M. gy | | | will meet} The Puget Sour We have auctioned a great many fine Diamonds _and athf: ui : ——— | SOUVENIRS | GIVEN eo Diamond [mporters and Jewelry Merchants ERE HEE EES ee 2 MARRIAGE oe i oars Business a aan, Heir to Millions Alleges A Prete hic | Bride Is Colored ~ Authoress Struck by Cupid’s Da NEW Yors man, 7Y 1418-2nd Ave. “ici 1418-2nd Ave. (} WHERE HEEB Ree eee es gw ws