The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 2, 1924, Page 9

THE SEATTLI TAR 9 ‘I’m for Economy,’ Says DEBATE WON BY Great Britain Politics TALKS IN PUBLIC DRIVER ROBBED NAME COLGROVE ® ‘Cal’s’ Annual Message UNIVERSITY Dif ferent From America sneatsiey Freeiy discusses Taxi Fare Pulls Gun When Local Cafe bs ationa Tragic Death of Wife Pay Time Comes ve C ‘ aw Team, Supporting Seriou Matter ji sj Sees 373 } S s . President See } Million Sur plus, but - S. Government, Is Loser gland, Young Wants Further Tax Cuts Mae Donald Say , HY DALE VAN PV ER) a B ASHINGTON, D 1 ; “ W cent conties ‘ : e dget me A 4 Weasury © . . : : : . ' Christmas Seal f - of we camtineb ; : Sale Is Opened State Wins in Alien F i @. ee Oe er ae ; " in Compensation Suits ark reductic taxes f ' for f f ner , ‘ 5 i! : ba ; 4 =e He ae : ‘YOU'LL FIND), hl w '" t | IT HERE |= , ; Mt PA 1 eee lc ahi : ~ Washing Ww 1 wen nich 1 ; - ~ ved Gai : . in ] e PROFESSIONAL STATESMAN 1 Ame " ke NOW IN THE MAKING ie the current an b t 4 wit c By ' Y M Mack: B Preati ‘ | URGES ENACTMENT Washing . feo Shut heane OF RECLAMATION Nearly ow r ny ! 4 rg n n ae * , v Gowman Will Make ' A vernmenta - : eed? : beaten t Hotel Improvements TREASURY SURPLUS 24 . t dow t aje to the v n Just . ‘ . GROWS LARGER t $21 $13,989 stable, re efficte d ’ um aly : a Ir vit Clad in ’Kerchiefs, American office-seckers. 1 Being beaten for a place in tticia ng 300 r She Stops ’Em All or in Box the British parliament a co ple of times already, doesn't) — neress ing the two years of $11¢.-| le Fraser <page rif : on of Britain's ex-premier, of the chief , By ; oa d and a Seattle visitor, He's a arees that sve tole Nias “ent. nes they ‘oolma a } fakieaian safely re ; : Pes n youngster yet and philosoph- uly justified” Says Fox Farming a : wid tha Brite partiosbinneany| todd. aboul:; cousiaal: de/eads nt. “The fiscal * * the tae: leche P “i an if rans w Saal ; med dune 30, 1904 Paying in Alaska y to 2 the Fu and ‘eintort with a surplus of re " MAC DONALD. t Alask A. Langwalter sh Photenren expenditures of $303, cred F ¢ handkerchief IS NOT WOKKYING " t : F it ' ul ie thotinuitig” petiey. of covoommy:| oerg eke caaome will be in this! RO Brummel” to | te ipir and axpadionied ter thi thea |e Be Given by Class P.-T. A. of Rainier — |rennt. “peau. rma” in Yhe|Gryy" nimoroun wl Valley in Meeting akin alumnl : Men’s Bath Robes FEATURED VALUE s EN’S warm blanket cloth Robes for loung ing and house wear. Neat style, as pic- tured, in light.and dark colorings. Well-made robes, with collar that buttons up close; pockets and cord to match. A fea- tured value at $4.95. Children’s Furniture Gifts O many little children find’ a vast fund of entertainment in furniture “of their very FREDERICK & NELSON * « conserve thi but to add to it.” NATIONAL DEFENSE COST LOWERED Other wide yles in men’s Bath Robes in a y of styles, with an especially tho $ good selection at $6.45. 126 budg own,” that these two offering are particularly ‘ebay opportune, Hickok Belts Extensive Displays of vies. Mens ’Kerchiefs 25c to 95¢ : Gift nti oe | ’Kerchiefs we can have adequate national style. Si defense with a more modest out lay of the ets’ | ai Mir, Coolidge A? For Women and f) ASKS COMPLETION i ; OF MUSCLE SHOALS Children At 25c The budget recomm: 600 for rivers tee h Pure linen Handkerchiefs, neatly hemstitched and with quarter-inch hem At 35c 3 for $1.00 WOMEN’S AND CHILDREN'S INTERIOR DEPT, HANDKERCHIEFS in plain white and 5c attractive colored border styles. In a ECONOMIZES EACH | wide selection of styles in cotton of de- sirable quality. White linen Handkerchiefs od quality, with hem d hems Child’s Three-piece Set Drop-leaf Table with 6.00 2 Benches. Special 35e each; 3 for Ask Less Than Year Ago; M { WOMEN’S HANDKERCHIEFS in AMEIEOES 2 Handker. beg 0 lawn and voile. Plain white with em- It will be such fun!—the nursery breakfast or At 50c — ‘atta ca en bok } 4 WASHING c broidered corners and fancy border luncheon served upon this attractive Table in decor- ging «cantly walle nek Gers. | de | styles in attractive assortment. | ated gray or ivory enamel. The Table measures 26x26 Handkerchiefs of firm, even Fi ae é inches when extended; the Benches are just the right weave. Finished with half. Initial b , height—11 inches. Special, for 8 pieces, $6.00. inch hemstitched hems. nitia 4 i { WOMEN’S HANDKERCHIEFS aaa eens | three (3) in a gift box. In white and v7: ) At c Each “ a 2 C ported ne! dker- ee ee 8 i Opes Upholstered Opt Rpoker | ate AT as ee ea fancy border effects. | 8 cy border and colored rolled nitials in Special |||} Goodtooking: «|. Saag hen aan a WOMEN’S LINE I ear | Gift Ties in white, with embroiderec | 2 j <4 j and colored edges. Attractive 48 65c, 95c and ‘ Pe : i assortment of styles fo choose from. $1.45 Knitted Artificial Silk ; The Downstairs — store er Les ee: | a ands goods leak aa rae Scarfs J | CHIEFS, also fine quality 8. In looking little Rock- tho fashlonable knitted F Cc 1 i i aintily embroidered cor- er with spring seat, and cut artificial silks and | white, with nha et Ten 40 nelact covered with imita- sills. $1 50 4 3 for $1.00 | ners. Lovely variety ‘of styles to selec tion leather. Fumed Hegre aa einen ye e Liner Leaves Yokohama | | from. With $10,000,000 Cargo | oak finish. A lim- ited number at the special price, $2.35, patterns and colorings. At 65¢, 95¢ and $1.45. Men’s Madras Shirts, $1.85 fan Tm plain and Children’s Gift Handkerchiefs Boxes of three (3) dainty Hand-| kerchiefs with little figures embroid-/ 25c¢ | ered in one corner. (DOWNSTAIRS STORE) dT heather 8, flannet s in block patterns. rtional value at (FOURTH FLOOR) FREDERICK & NELSON Artificial-silk-stripe mad ras Shirts in atyle, with Fre Sizes 14 to@37. BOX Men's Section, DOWNSTAIRS STORE BAERS CEES