The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 13, 1925, Page 4

== Lade = fFashrero7 —_—_-- " 4 ie j i wv / i TACOMA Meved In a fow biood, B Write for tre rial treatment Tanta. Georgia —Adverti DROPSY REMEDY CO. Dept. 37, Corner at} ful opportunity at been rimn re-gro' ngs, and rich, colorful linings All Fur:Trimmed Coats “Must Be Sold at Once Popular Price 8 artest fur-trimmed coat drop. Pri throt tl violently shattered igh mediate clearance oliection of newest fabrics, most luxurious fur most afford a wonder the s resulting from pri of higher-priced garment These Ridiculously Low Prices Will Move Them Swiftly Superior Values All the Time = Aires to Port Orely Ey ay Sroints Roe, Hound ‘Trip Pa NavY YARD ROUTE Account! A Liberty Bett Home Bank you your payments, Ravings will help to m we Is This Yours? It might be if you had a Seattle National Christmas Club A lump sum like this is JUST LIKE MONEY FOUND, when it is paid to you in cash next December. world—money is a big thing in all our lives. TALKS, as the saying goes, and it never sounds more pleasant than to have money jingling in your pocket—cash in hand when purchasing your Christmas gifts. Nothing else will guarantee as happy and care-free a holiday season next year as the absence of worry over the financing of Christmas purchases. If you try it once you will know why it is that millions of people throughout the country use this practical plan year after year. ONLY A SHORT TIME REMAINS in which to start a 1925 Christmas Club Account. at once. Second Avenue at Columbia Resources Over $ or 25, 000,000 rancine 1105 SECOND AVE. Second and Spring have a the mintletoe DAVID POTTER, al of the Navy. 1 + We live in a practical In fact, MONEY Come to the bank ne for tive purpone r Inpanese widows 4 again in indicated by th: sm) Pans Get Big “Kick” r er r Out of Cross W ords HOMECONTAL |Percy’s Punishment and | om 1 wm DL EXIT up: By Mona Williams, Kerriston, Wasth A bottle of PORT from Per et as H FA. He Appeared to OOZ termina from ever 6 and watery eye wae glied upon the 1 like a NERV ompans. He th DEFT © applied a f pirits, This, I u a ridiculow s poor Percy ct to find a AREA an ORAL ¢ ty sev but Su the door swung ¢ nd £ B. Jabers entered the room, his eye fixed 6n a PLAT of the d which he held in his hand. He did not ESPY the visitor unt! | percy arted “I've occome to~,"" he stuttered. Jabers ked ‘Yah he — bellowe and pull go, young feller." It wa ut R th ou ha th hi en Percy began seeing things such ASPS and demo for raightwa rey's mansage pin ne great outdoors was wholly 1 bk for a stale ODOR in the p tho story would have appily. two ¢ of Herb By ©. Phillips, 1120 15th Ave. Seattle. for In making his EXIT )PORT ImPORTantly Herb reaches underja TSAR the SOFA And extrActs a bOttle of jour relatives ‘ 1 4 ® ml » Once ‘ Intew f a ste ° ‘ firet dig ‘ he} t rt so 6 t e6 47. What oh s Herb remarked in } - The Immigrant Bride By Mrs. Tom Clancy Monroe, Wash. ears ago I arrived at the of Boston, There was BOFA In my cabin as I traveled third ‘ t being no fourth. My ts began to OOZE when my « ma r EXIT with re ative 1 1 I was left t hind. Just as mf ¢ were about t EMIT tears 1 was DEFTly hustled teamship company van for a trip to a depot where I took train Wert, my Sancee having gone five years previously, (I was as lithe a a DOE tn those days.) N D to more. There ¥ din ing car with its imma en and w TRUE, I ex 1 ls a ship, so I ventured in, but the bill y handed me would ha fed our fanfily in the Emerald ISLE for " As my money was SCAR ht food during the remainder of the journey The 80 beautiful and grain xo abundant, that T didn’t a in rer urants en conery wae cattle wonder Horace Greely URGE Young man, go West.” WEI—I| got to my destination, and not a MERE man was in sight. I asked the agent at the little depot if he saw Aman Waiting for the train. He said there was a fellow with RED hair there a few minutes ago who looked Jabers | iio a rncher I told him my friend has a farm Ae oned Tron thee atten Poot jot 10 acres ARCA and keeps a hired ow Cini anne “Yiman. Hin letter reads, “You will on ed isibly and SANed against Vs oh i iiawg redler the door Ke my FLORAL blooms, I have aie to bar verient {2 COW, two Digs, a few chickens and sa then allerad INTO leet my work done more quickly | since I got old Henry. I am not premeditated. His yELLS HE|very handy around dishes so there j Jabers slAP times at\are only two PLATes left.” Just be desired. Hut|then I ESPY my friend hurrying sed ‘along. Ho said “I am sorry I wasn't here when your train pulled in. IT ended |have just come from the hospital, where | had a CYST removed from my arm, It became infected from a WASP’S sting.” My handbag was |so heavy he asked if I had ROCks lin it. 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