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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1914
Page
8
Gladys and Mayme discuss Dr. Mary Walker and a sensational tale in the papers about President Arthur proposing four times. They mock the idea of women and men, admiring the drama and speculating about suitors who checked in and were turned down, amid flirtatious chatter.
The Ladies of Maccabees gathering in Swedish hall elected delegates to the national convention in Bay City Michigan in June. Laura Moffett and Jessie Shirley were named delegates with alternates Whalen and Burger. Officers named include Florence Bellingham county commander Collins past commander McMahon Hoquiam chaplain Burger record keeper Beardalee Beattie finance keeper Dyer Lyman sentinel McKenzie Aberdeen mistress at arms and Mrs Moffet Seattle sergeant.
London reports fresh danger to home rule as Bradford labor party conference instructs 49 labor MPs to quit cooperating with Liberals. If they vote independently the Liberal majority would be slim. with Conservatives the majority could vanish. Asquith faced a muted Labour response in the Commons after re election.
Imported Pongee Silk offered at 45 cents per yard in a Thursday sale. The 33 inch wide fabric is in demand for waists costumes and drapery projects. This special value attracts shoppers seeking quality silk at a low price.
Three thousand yards go on sale at a Thursday feature in the Basement Wash Goods Section. Ginghams are fast color, five inches wider than ordinary with stripes checks and plaids in many colors. Exceptional values at 8 cents per yard.
HURIDAY Basement Salesroom Drapery offers marquisette scrim in white or ivory forty inches wide at 18 cents per yard. Curtain rods extend 30 to 54 inches at 10 cents each and a double window extension rod is 20 cents.
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