Silk Skirt Selection Displayed At The Bon Marche
The Bon Marche presents a wide range of skirts on the second floor including silk taffeta faille messaline poplin and novelty fabrics in black and navy with striped patterns. Styles include shirred belted and yoke tops as part of the current dress collection.
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Faille
Messaline
Yn Marche
Deadliest Sin Contest Offers $100 Prize
The Seattle Star offers a $100 prize for essays answering what is the deadliest sin, tied to a McClure Publishing Co promotion about Eve Lavelle and seven deadly sins. Entrants must write up to 250 words on one side of a sheet, with prizes for top five entries.
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Eve Leallie
Eall
Adam Moore
Eve Lavelle
Eve
Adam
McClure Publishing Co
Liberty Theatre
Seattle
Silk and Wool Poplin and Black Silks Promoted in Wide Color Range
Advertises silk and wool poplin at 1.45 yard for dresses and suits in colors such as reseda fern green bottle green and navy. Black silks priced 1.00 1.25 and 1.50 yard with chiffon taffetas and satins 30 inches wide in 29 colors and stripes in washable silks 32 inches wide 1.25 yard. Included are many shades blue green pink and neutrals with wide color variety and fabric weights.
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Reseda
Copenhagen
Lead Japanese to War for U S Seattle's Society Leader Tickled to Do It
Seattle society figure Harry Whitney Treat could lead a Japanese regiment in a U S war effort. Thomas Nobutame, a prominent Japanese businessman, asserts Japanese in Seattle and western Washington could form two to three regiments ready to fight under the American flag within 24 hours if called. Nobutame and Treat discuss loyalty to the United States and the prospect of Japanese troops serving abroad, while Treat’s long community leadership and popularity are noted.
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U.S
Seattle
Washington
Thomas Y. Nobutame
Whatcom Mining Co
Glen Ellen Coal Co
American Bank
America
Everett
Tacoma
Olympia
Snohomish
Japan
Treat
Kirmess
Moore Theatre
Nobutame
Gen
Northwest Business Men's Preparedness League
Fourth Ave
Gen. Bell
Bell Wires That Congress Must Act
Mai Gen J Franklin Bell commander of the Department of the East cannot accept thousands of trained Japanese soldiers from Seattle and Western Washington. He says the authority does not cover such a situation and it must refer to Congress. Harry Whitney Treat reports to Representative John F Miller that a decision may take time.
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J. Franklin Bell
Department of the East
Seattle
Washington
Harry Whitney Treat
Congress
Bell
Treat
John F. Miller
Navy to build 25 300-foot submarine chasers at Bremerton
Secretary Daniels awarded 25 contracts to the Puget Sound navy yard at Bremerton for 300-foot submarine chasers costing about 30000 dollars each, excluding engines. The yard will produce these fast vessels, with Mare Island near San Francisco to build twenty more chasers.
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Puget Sound Navy Yard
Bremerton
Puget Sound Yard
Daniels
Mare Island Navy Yard
San Francisco
Shell Factory Fire Roars at Taunton Plant
A blaze erupted early today at the Miehle Press Co shell factory in Taunton Massachusetts. The plant produced shells for the Russian government and firefighters battled the flames to contain the fire.
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Taunton
Mass
Miehle Press Co
Dress Goods and Suitings Seasonal Fabrics
An ad lists ENGLISH SERGES at $2.25 a yard in multiple colors and widths, plus WOOL TAFFETAS AND POPLINS at $1.25 a yard with a wide blue gray rose and brown palette. JAMestown WORSTEDS at 85c, 52 patterns for school dresses, and BLACK AND NAVY SERGES from 85c to $2.60 a yard. Corduroys in various colors at $1.00 a yard.
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Jamestown
Textile patterns and fabrics on sale for women and children
The ad lists cottons and percale fabrics priced from 15 to 200 cents per yard in striped, checked, and floral patterns. Includes 36 inch wide cottons at 1 20 per yard, 27 inch ginghams, Devonshire and Kiddie cloth, kimono crepes, poplins, and tub suits fabrics with widths from 25 to 32 inches and prices mainly 15 to 25 cents per yard.
Dainty Voile Dresses Offered in Floral and Stripe Voiles
Very dainty and effective afternoon dresses may be fashioned from these sheer Voiles. They are shown in pleasing floral and stripe patterns in many attractive colorings. Thirty six inches wide, 25¢ and 35c yard, Basement Salesroom.
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Elliott
Shirley Mason
Frederick &Nelson
Infanta
Oced
Ecru
Mabel Abbott
Spoksman
France
Chambers of Commerce of
Pacific Coast
Pacific
Northwest
Shell Factory
Emerald
Courduroys
Devonshire
Voiles
Georgette Crepe