The Seattle Star dated November 3, 1922

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1. STOP FLIGHT ET 0 TWO AIRMEN OFF ON NON. ‘Lieuts. MacReady . and Kelly Start | Air Trip From West to East Ps 3 i gy P. ip i

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PHONOGRAPH SPECIAL Yot. may now purchase the world renowned Pathe, the phonograph of matchless tone, under the most fa-...

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; FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3.1922, THE SEATTLE STAR | Pickfo ord Play Re-Created | | “Tess of Storm Country” Claude Gillingwater,...

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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER | 8, 1922. SEOOND AVENUE AND UNIVERSITY STREET Boys’ Clothing Special Values for Saturday NORFOLK SUITS 2

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Siseo 2 ~ FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 38, 1922, ee TE SRT Continued Sale Exchange Homef urnishings FURNITURE, RUGS, RANGES 7 AND HEATING

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The Seattle Star paper Enterprise Acseaia! ‘United Press ‘Br ‘mat, Everveiee Aveimemtha thie, e month, ttt) year r Outside of

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THE SEATTLE STAR} - FREDERICK & NELSON — FIFTH AVENUE AND PINE STREET Women’s Extra-size Flannelette An Offering of Unusual

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“TWO, INJURED BY AUTOS, MAY DIE The 30- 10 ATAR presenta below a ans ments for the 20-10, prepar 6 Others, Including Woman,

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“Dress Well—Never Miss the Money” and All-Wool Plaid-Back OVERCOATS 30°35°40°45 cael / Pant Suits Girl Barred HE s MORE...

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GUS BROWN QUITS Overcoats and Suits for Less Coincident with the coming of colder days comes the greatest sale of Men’s...

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Be : TEST BLOOD TO PROVE PARENTS Boy, 8, Claimed by Two Women, Is Victim TAUNTON, Masa, Nov, &—-Sano- tion of the district

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_THE SEATTLE STAR _ Blankets! 66x80 All-Wool Block Plaids, Pair . . $ 8.50 Third Floor—The Bon Marche Blankets! 72x94 Heavy

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SAYS NATION | SHINGING TO MODERATION Benedict Crowell,| Ex-Cabinet Offi-' cial, Makes Wet Prediction BY PHILIP J, SINNOTT...

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Society Miss Peggy Butterworth ‘ Honor der Program Announced for Fine Arts Reception. rte the many affairs planned to...

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i i FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1922. (Continued From Yesterday) “Tt ts @ pleasure indeed,” Lanyard acknowledged their several...

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THE BUYERS GUIDE -and a lol of fun for the whole familc I! CAN YOU FIND THE MISSING LETTERS? $50 IN CASH PRIZES IT PAYS TO

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Fabric and Cord Tires. Standard Fabrics List SALE Price PRICE 3Ox3..... $12.25 $3 7.00 30x34... 14.90 8.00 2x5 19.15 11,00

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CoRFEE hathuaelliae 200% Increase in Coffee Imports is reported for 1921 over the preceding year by the Washington State...

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(Sweethearts Still on | Day of Silver Wedding That Was Greatest Moment for One Woman; Last Essays Today about the convenience

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FIFTEENTH YEAR—PIKE PLACE MARKET sonnson’s Ley page ll SALE “3.22 EFF oat #: Fe: Fibyss RRRRRREEHE ¢ +44 +53 @ Balad Oil,...

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‘ball. He is a ~~, the IDAY, NOVEMBER 38, 1922. Not Figured in RED ABEL Quarterback of Washington Team Pre-Season Dope Wally

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EGS ARE DOWN 5 CENTS DOZEN Eastern Demand Suddent Slackens; Butter Firm An unexpected drop of 6 cen! exes took place Thursday

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SPECIAL NOTICES | TRS AND CHE tailed to order, Fredorick & Nele one Garfield 4958. PIANO TUNER 7 FEMALE HELP WANTED MASQU...

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PRICES OF COAL MAY GO HIGHER Government Falls to Fix Winter Rates WASHINGTON, Nov. %.— That the sky ts the only Imit fixed