Untrimmed Millinery Section Highlights Newest Shapes
Catalog copy notes best sales of the season with models described as large dress shapes high rolling shapes and butter bowl shapes offering variety in millinery trends.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1917
Page
2
Vacation on a farm to aid Washington harvest effort
The Washington Harvesters' league formed at a Rainier club luncheon with Frank Waterhouse elected chairman and Welford Heaton as secretary. Offices opened at 690 Central Building as a state wide propaganda campaign launches to recruit 60,000 volunteers for two weeks this summer to harvest crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington State Harvesters’ League
Rainier Club
Frank Waterhouse
Welford Heaton
Central Building
Ciiizen
Hin
Waterhouse
God Bless the Boys Says Old Soldier Donates Magazines
An elderly veteran from John F. Miller post 31 offers to donate Literary Digest files for the soldier boys. Perry Carpenter Milwaukee Hotel notes the magazines are clean and bound but too old to deliver, inviting volunteers to pick them up at headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soldier Boys
Ile
the Star
John FP. Miller
Perry Carpenter
Milwaukee
U-BOAT OFF BOSTON Sub chase tale sailors seek submarine
Excerpt describes coast guard boats and seaplane patrols near Boston hunting a suspected U boat. Crews track surface wakes and bubbles within 50 miles of shore, ready to engage with a Hotchkiss gun and Colt automatic. Ensign Blake notes the gun’s range and readiness for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Duckworth
Blake
Boston Harbor
Webster
Frederick & Enelson Hese Silks for Street Frocks
Frederick and Enelson Hese present regular stock silk fabrics with novelty stripes checks and plaids in varied color combinations suitable for street frocks skirts suits blouses petticoats and linings. Included lines feature wide range of patterns and textures for fashion use.
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HESE
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