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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1919
Page
16
A local store touts low expenses to pass savings to customers. The owner claims no vaults and a bold taste with new styles nearly daily. The message highlights rapid restocking and frequent arrivals to attract shoppers.
The Star Victory Loan contest celebrates four posters by Northwest youngsters. Mildred Gibson, 15, 6610 26th Ave NW, drew He has done his part now you do yours. Alger Tyton, 16, 7001 14th Ave NW, submitted He wants come home. Donald A. Cieney, 11, 1947 Sixth Ave NW, headed Bring em home. William Smart, 16, 334 16th Ave.
The city’s new Riverside to First Ave and Washington St elevated line endured a heavy trip Thursday with only the motorman and conductor aboard. Officials say the line is in excellent condition and completion of connecting work will allow cars to run within three weeks, with express service planned to speed trips to the shipyards areas.
Arrangements to entertain 18 prominent silk merchants and manufacturers of Japan arriving in Seattle Monday are being organized by the Chamber of Commerce foreign trade bureau during their U S tour.
A humorous piece notes a new epidemic among adults focusing on foot problems. It promotes a local remedy called Cabocide plaster packs sold for a quarter, claiming they soothe and remove stubborn corns.
United States press for swift shaping of peace terms, Britain supports quick settlement with allied unity, France backs the current settlement, Italy clings to London pact claims, and Japan awaits response while planning to press racial equality in the league covenant. Separately Spokane shows theatre owners alliance against Sunday closing, joining the Northwest Film Board of Trade with Day ton and other cities.
A thief broke into Mrs G. FR. Annibel's hen roost at 7402 Rainier Ave Wednesday night and stole 10 Rhode Island Reds, jeopardizing an Easter dinner. The incident targets a private residence and highlights a poultry theft in the neighborhood.
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