Saturday Specials In Groceries
Local store runs Saturday specials on staple groceries with marked down prices. Shoppers may find discounts on meats dairy produce and canned goods during the weekend sale.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1916
Page
4
Local store runs Saturday specials on staple groceries with marked down prices. Shoppers may find discounts on meats dairy produce and canned goods during the weekend sale.
Advertises French Ivory Tie Racks at 49 cents on the lower main floor with selections in toilet goods.
Customers find catchers' mitts, tennis balls, and rackets on sale. Goldsmith's special at DSC lists Spalding and Wright & Ditson tennis ball options at 19 to 26 cents, rackets around $1.00 to $1.50, with prices for Bon Surprise Tennis Racket.
In an extended public letter the actress argues she has been typecast as a vamp and longs to play gentler, more wholesome roles. She outlines a dream day involving breakfast in bed, shopping, matinee, tea, and dinner with friends, and promises to reveal more in tomorrow's paper.
Mrs Harry Whitney Treat will chair the suffraget mass meeting at the Moore theatre on May 1 in Beattie to host visiting suffrage envoys from the Earl. Mrs C D Stimson leads the committees to entertain the distinguished visitors with Mrs R C Goodale and Mrs Wm H Raymond as vice chairmen. Mrs Raymond oversees the Lincoln hotel local headquarters during Miles Margaret Whittemore's absence as representative of the Congressional Union touring the state.
Presemin and printers meet in Walla Walla with A. M. Fallon as president and Charles Buckley as vice president Percy Blaker as secretary treasurer all from Seattle to lead the Northwest Printing Trades conference.
C Wehrhahn of Hamburg, a director of Koamos Inc, visited Seattle on Thursday to survey business conditions and explore opportunities for large lumber and general freight shipments after the war as part of a North Pacific port tour.
A reader notes that while sending American girls to serve as European war nurses is acceptable, the prolonged duration feels unfair to families and communities at home.
Maude Fealy, at the Orpheum this week, laments being labeled a moving picture star and recalls a career starting at age four. She notes she was leading woman for Gillette at eighteen and performed with Willard, Irving, and Cort, asserting she is twenty eight years old.
A large showing features over 250 coats for daily wear across general, outing, sports and travel use. Styles include navy and black poplin, corduroys, serge and gaberdine in chic colors, with options full lined in silk or waist lined, plus matching accessories and children's styles priced from five to five dollars.
The reigning spring styles arrive in gaberdines poplins serges corduroys mixes and novelty suitings. Colors include black navy tan Copenhagen green and black and white checks. Materials and workmanship meet a high standard with attractive value at 15 dollars. Basement Salesroom.
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