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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1917
Page
2
A local dealer offers Roman Stripe Couch Covers at 20 percent savings with red and green patterns in 50 inch width. Fringe covers and fringe free options are advertised in varied lengths and prices 1.39 and 1.95 respectively. New delivery schedule promises daily freight for heavier merchandise including groceries.
President Wilson declares German submarine warfare a direct attack on humanity and urges Congress to declare war. He calls for full naval mobilization, at least 600000 new troops, and a united concert of free nations to secure peace and democracy worldwide.
The senate adopts a resolution declaring war after adjournment, authorizing use of naval and military forces. The house prepares a related war resolution while talks of funding via taxes on excess profits and incomes. Republicans debate pay-as-you-go constraints as Wilson urges allied credit and universal military service.
Frederick and Nelson highlights spring Misses apparel with two standout outfits. A serge color suit features box back detailing and a four gore skirt with simulated pockets, priced at 35 dollars. The Old-rose gaberdine suit showcases knife plaited back, hemstitched over-collar, panel back with shirted side gores, also 35 dollars.
Fashion item describes a youth ful coat in navy blue Poiret twill featuring barrel sleeves and a white Shantung silk over collar. Black trimming, silk lined, priced 35 dollars as shown on left and right display on second floor.
Bright spring arrivals include girls wash dresses priced 3.50 and 3.95 in chambray gingham with decorative white pique details and scalloped edges. Coats feature army blue wool belted options and other fabrics in navy and gray, with prices up to 16.50. Also new suits for boys and girls with knickerbockers and detachable collars, sizes 4 to 18 years, on the second floor.
Very attractive walking boot combines black glazed kid vamp with white washable kid top. Made on a new low-heel last with Goodyear welt sole. Sizes 2% to 7, widths A to D. Price $6.50 per pair. Basement Salesroom.
Fine-ribbed cotton union suits in spring weight for men and youth. Sleeveless with low neck and tight knee. Sizes 6 to 10 for youth and 12 to 16 years available. Likely priced in cents.
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