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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1910
Page
2
The Seattle census progress under Director Hill is rapid and thorough aided by the civic census bureau. Officials expect 360000 residents to be counted and urge every household to complete blanks for all members, returning them by late April or early May with enumerators visiting for missing returns.
The Regal Dentists promote a full set of teeth restored without plates or surgery. A letter from W. A. Jordan of Aberdeen praises the method, noting ease of eating and natural appearance. They claim no boring, no pain, provide free examinations, written guarantees, and pricing on first visit.
London dealers push raw rubber to 12 shillings 10 pence a pound as demand outpaces supply. Some predict a peak and possible crash, while deferred payments and large company liabilities alarm buyers. A military ball on April 28 at the Armory features White Wagner’s band and flashy attire.
Residents of East Ravenna park Yesler Laurelhuret and Pontiac formed the Mamnute Improvement club last night. The group aims to secure good roads and bring improvements and better conditions to that city section.
The Monroe State Reformatory in Seattle will lay a cornerstone on May 28 to inaugurate $176,000 in improvements begun by the board of managers. The project is supported by $250,000 appropriated by the last legislature, with leaders including Corwin Bhank Frank Jackson M A Langhorne Fred Reeves and C B Ree among others set to attend the Masonite ceremony.
The Teamaters union pledged full backing for the work horse parade to be held July 4. F B. Milla said at a local union meeting that about three thousand teams would participate and the group aimed to help the parade in every possible way. The union adopted resolutions endorsing the event. Florala Ala G Promeh, the oldest living Confederate general, died at 93 today.
Nets and embroideries priced for various usages including Swiss and cambric flouncings, corset cover embroidery, and silk filet. 18 inch wide flouncings at 1% yard. corset embroidery 25c yard. edging 1% inch wide 10c. belt 4 yards 10c. spots in white and cream double width 80c yard. Hasement Salesroom offers these fabrics in multiple colors.
Advertises women and misses shoes with prices from 1.75 to 2.65. Highlights includes patent leather button shoes, tan kid oxfords, and kid matinee ties with Cuban heels and turned soles. Basement Ballroom listing notes sale location.
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