The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 11, 1924, Page 9

THURSDAY, DECEMB 1, 1924 THI EATTLI rAt ‘ PAGE 9 B00 OVER SITE SINGERS. HERE (=< PASTOR MEMORY Sa Toneht, Friday a Brown and Surgeons Make Says He Can't Remember . Survey of City Confession of Murder Smart Street, Afternoon and Evening Frocks wat eas She ae . vy LOW-PRICED . x ¥ MJ ca » vie a? co : . ' ent H P { “— New Arrivals for the 23 w9 eB e . , i oe ried Holiday Season | NC yd | : “THINK TROTSKY EK: Include | the pry = POISONED i Velvet Dresses ; a | com ee ; ; at $12.35 i | ” fulled, Bt ' \ wens tad toe Attractive, youthful velvet a Soviet War Minister Has {\\,'* {ule Storr wos ; S ued py Bcd : Deed like ia pipes Lohist re KIDS ARE GOING Been Seriously Ml oft mn ® m sketc t right, “ among Fa if eonteneed to V these W arrival ‘ashioned } : N, Dec, 1 fon T Al _— ma i from good quality velvet. In a f T0 SEE SHOW * ‘ a rted | doned by t, Gov, W. J. ( "Wee > BELMONT DE AD fom r of alee. $12.35. eg : press dispatches here yesterday. 1 ‘ ‘ Traction Magnate and Race Evening Dresses Have You a Car You Could Peng eS cae Bea tageaeod bel Maybe oh : Horse Lover Passes at $12.35 I Haul the Orphans In? rage ge ee Noon the | Mimey, and that he betleved 2 In a charming array of styles. ee ty ‘ x th ’ ake of his oe * f , n put wlewi? tyles so becoming to youthful i a he a tr at \ Fy re ed figures. Two typical styles are ons 3 a $12.35 $12.35 ketched at left. $12.35. $15.00 (MlipatitNeceuary SHINGLE MEET ts up with sor: in cloth and silk combinations like the 2 ' our: The Fashion of the Hou smart model sketched at right, A ENSEMBLE COSTUMES fren" txceptionl'st $1500. on his tuck you, have gut to care for w/ Sessions Will Be Held at Real Estate Man's muddy, when New Olympic Hotel Prediction Right jal greenhouses red in which the Digenichacte Setiennis com « Sleeps—but Just Wait evi: « | vit Sixteen years ago a New York 4 is to be cultivated ok = t the eady for its assault it Week: oaat: a rue, Hus LW hen They W ake U p, the Earwigs Had] tires i _ sreatest ! q First Ave. Did Not A. A. Gard std Better Flee to California | St ‘our supply of zi v8 ca air doeere ‘ty be: bis cases eta ‘ Lead Anywhere Then water of ers BY MELVIN B. VOORHEES hether the Krench “bug r : a. Swe: would 3 seed —— 1 “| Mexican Confesses Theatergoers Are 9 tac : f it unt the © Real Good Natured Washington “ede trom re ape! || hare leneenns eee Girl Murder When MacDe HERE und r really another Lafayet that is, if the cars that have beer promised are all there Friday. How-| @ F and was ne ever, there's always liable to be less | ; ears than needed, so {t wouldn't com rT ‘wie a5 4 amiss if you would call KE nwd-0237 went in with Toklas & Sings ind leave your phone number with | pon, r After the | s of emergencies “Death was n ¢ 5 they nife wound. The body emerge from Mother Earth as ‘ ortland has been |1 hen dragged about 60 fect thru flies and it ut ¢ rol “ er € t t u and hidde SS groemonanacon ae FREDERICK g NELS ON. > program the a Hoo } be entertained with o sy |SEEKS $20,000 Damages Asked | for Elevator | Fall in Eitel Bldg. | faxin IHolton, | wult instituted tn | ndants, Mabel a and Jennie Hasbrouck, William and Loretta lessees of the building. ACCIDENT FATAL East Stanwood Man Dies | After Auto Crash = | Men’s Handkerchief s With Colored Borders and Initials 20c Each—3 for 50c (Six (6) in a Gift Box, $1.00) HE sketch shows the attractive designs of the two styles of initials on these Handkerchiefs. Made from soft cotton, with colored borders and colored injtials. Very good value at 20¢ each; 3 for 50¢—or a gift box of six (6), $1.00. Men’s Bathrobes, $5.85 Button collar style, with cord and two pockets. Fancy check and figure patterns in light and dark colorings. Small, medium and large sizes, $5.85. ~—Men's Section, DOWNSTAIRS STORE vie, son of Mr. and Mrs. j tained in \3 that aftern companied by I Olin, Just south of East Stanwood, near the dike, Sovig's touring car skid on the wet pavement, y went into the ditch. Olin was thrown jclear out and sustained serious in juries. Sovig was dri ind was pinned under the windshield, sustain. | | ing internal | jos. He was rushed | | to the emergency hospital, where he died fiv urs later, He was 30} | | years ots a FIRE BUG WORKS Astoria, Ore., “City Hall Is Damaged by $3,000 LEE TEE TET Men’s Felt Slippers Oxford Gray, Brown, Navy Blue | SPECIAL $1.00 PAIR ¥ || ¥ 4 ¥ UST received 800 pairs of these comfort- ¥ # | ASTORIA, Ore., Dee. 11.—Iire- |buggery walked in Astoria thig |morning and missed destroying tho N I D \]\clty hall by a margin of momenty. | A fire plant, laid against tho main stairway of tho building an . hour or moro before daylight by an Is ® Incendiary, wow raging beneath the | | stairs and soaring up inalde the east jwall of the building when HM. Alno, Janitor, opened the front door of | the eity hall at 6:30 thiy morning. hed to the police station in |the b ent, from where the fire \utes of fast work by the firemen | 5 a \T] stopped the flames, but only after perhups $9,000 damage had been done, able Felt House Slippers for men, In time to include in your gift list. Moccasin style, with padded soft leather sole. Oxford gray, brown and navy blue. 6 6 to 11— for men and young men. Special, Friday, ® $1.00 pair. © DOWNSTAIRS STORM gi sSansens 7876 NAVE Nmap MO RS A RAPP POP PA OPS MOA MED ma oan