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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1910
Page
8
John and Constance Younglove of This City reveal how a clever approach solved the Ling problem in a detailed narrative for The Star. The couple explain their method and the breakthrough they achieved, highlighting practical steps and the broader implications for future work.
A couple recounts moving from a marginal setup to a modest furnished home. They detail affordable rents, careful budgeting, debt-free purchases, and gradual furnishing of a five‑room flat, finding comfort in a practical, frugal cliff-dweller lifestyle while navigating family strife and new savings.
The article discusses economical living and avoiding waste as key to prudent finances. The author hints at presenting a comprehensive method of conservation in a forthcoming piece, promising to assemble fragmented references into a full discussion.
Seattle newspaper men formally opened the new quarters of the Seattle Presse club on the fourth floor of the Bitter annex on Third Ave. From 8 p m to the early hours there was a gay time. The space includes an office billiard and pool room a lounging room an assembly room with a stage a buffet and kitchen. Guests were received by President Frank P Gows Chairman Edward A Ratwell and Secretary Elmer A Friend.
A health note claims chronic headaches stem from eye weakness and urges comprehensive eye exams and proper glasses to alleviate the headaches. It advocates professional assessment and correct eyewear as the remedy.
New oak furniture lines feature House Desks and Combination Desks with bookcases in fumed and golden finishes. Items shown at Firet Fleet West Building include a combination Bookcase with shelves and a desk area priced at 12.50 and a large House Desk priced at 18.75, with detailed interior layouts and carved fronts.
A collection features Dre Silk Petticoats with deep ty flounce and tailored effect in dark-green rose brown lavender gray and light-blue. Also included are heavy Taffeta silk Petticoats with new Spring tucks and self bands, plus perculine under-rus styles and black and white or blue white check options. Exceptional values at four dollars fifty cents.
A special purchase offers several hundred Spring Dresses for girls and misses in sizes 6 to 14. Prices are especially low and marked accordingly. Shoppers buy multiple garments for Summer needs as materials colors and styles appeal. A brief scope of the offering is outlined.
Sizes 6 to 14 feature dresses in fine percal es French ginghams and linen with plain colors and novelty stripes checks and plaid effects. Styles include tucked waists plaited skirts kilted or box plaited options. necklines vary from Dutch to square with Swiss embroidery and ribbons.
The listing highlights dresses priced at 5.00 and 6.75 with gingham and perc�rep fabrics. Neck effects, two piece Russian trim, and trimmed details include self braided braids, ribbons, and embroidery. White accents appear among the gilt decorations.
Due to a late shipment, women’s glace finished gloves are offered at $1 per pair. The gloves are our own importation with Paris-point embroidery on backs, available in black white tan brown gray navy and green. Unusually good values at the special price.
The article highlights a clearance of popular men underwear lines including Cooper's and other makes. Garments in cotton silk and cotton blends are offered at special prices to clear summer stock, with options around $1.15 and $1.65.
Offer lists boys and girls clothing with washable suits in Russian and Peter Thompson styles, knickerbockers, and striped percale options priced from $1.00 to $5.00. Includes spring reefers, Goats for Girls, stylish hats, and sunbonnets for ages 2 to 5, with various colors and trims.
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