The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 30, 1924, Page 11

Seattle Society || F —— ; ; S Taye Ml larpe | S 10 | ~ ft: . A a ‘ oe A ; I Sup ! Ca i . . Miss Flore ‘ Roge to Wed Additional Reservations Announced 1 Rewnion Dinne HOSTESSES ? Fascinating Game The Seattle Star’s Holiday Bm Offer Is on for a Limited Time Only atc AAS 2 ey a an is Pe ge Zz < R 1 ’ ae Ms olin Clubs Personal Music PIONEER DIES j n t ’) W a) ta ue ; ) Halferty Branch ; f Concern Formed New Klamath Falls Mill Ready June 1 ADDITIONAL CLAUDS ; Judge Griffiths Is : San Diego Visitor ‘imi oft SChoenfeld in East nae on His Buying Trip : i rl H USE HEAVY BRUSH ) Miss Ruth H ; I t oe =| 20% to 50% Reducti y . Every garment in the store has been reduced from 20% Progressive Dinne Chinaman Slugged to 50% preparatory to reducing our stock so that the and Robbed of $80 ROBBERS GET JEWELRY Cutt Birthday Celebrated to HE STAR, at the request of Learn scores of its readers who failed ; to take advantage of our recent Ma- % Jong offer, has just received and will ; offer to the public a limited number EACH of splendid Ma-Jong games. Com- (Mail Orders 10¢ Extra) lete © These are exactly the same sets The Great E a that The Star offered a few months Chinese Mystery ery ago. They are complete in every Game Detail detail, in fact, more complete than (Just as complete us the more { some of the more expensive sets. expensive sizes): H To obtain this splendid Ma i Jong me, clip ONE COUPON 5 which is pen, g else ere Get your Ma-Jong game today ane her rican ip ie ley i] enjoy all the mysteries of this fasci- ent it at The Star circulation nating game urtment with 60 cents and re ah \ your game The Seattle Star Seventh Avenue, Between Union and University Sts. FLORENCE V. ORR|! Dramatic Contralto Assisting MARCEL GRANDJANY || World’s Greatest Harpist PLYMOUTH CHURCH January 5th, 8:20 P.M. Tickets $1.10 and $1.65 (Tax Tneluded) Tickets on Sale at Church contractors can begin remodeling this building. A new ~ facade is to be added to the building, arcade windows, thirty feet deep, will front on Second Avenue. Eleva- . tors are to be installed. The entire second floor is to be é equipped with the most modern type of store furniture to provide an appropriate setting for the ladies’ depart- ment. The entire first floor is to be furnished for. a special men’s shop. Preparatory to making these changes, every garment in the store has been radically reduced in price. The Season’s Newest Dresses Reduced 20% to 50% $14.50 to $99.50 Here is a wonderful opportunity to select a Dress to com- plete the season at a radically reduced price. Street Dresses, Afternoon Frocks and Evening Gowns all re- duced from 20% to 50%. Dresses priced from $14.50 to $99.50. — Dressy Coats \ 20% to 50% Reductions "2) $19.50 to $139.50 Buy a Coat at these radically reduced prices that you can ar eat wear all next season. These are all the season’s most AM , | popular models, luxuriously trimmed with fur. All. of (ha these models have been reduced for immediate clear- ( ‘S| | ance. Buy Now. Pay Later. | | \ » | Sweaters and Blouses (\ VT * HAVIN Radically Reduced Nifty Sweaters, dainty Blouses, luxurious Furs and chic Hats, have all been reduced from 20% to 50%. These are bargains that you can’t afford to miss. Buy at REDUCED PRICES. PAY ON LIBERAL CREDIT TERMS. Name Your Own Credit Terms To enable everyone to take adyantage of these wonderful values, we are allowing you to name your own CREDIT’ TERMS, Make a small initial deposit and pay for the balance of your account in weekly, semi-monthly or monthly terms that hardly touch your income, Two 1382-34 Second Entrances 209 Union