Wellington coal from British Columbia enters Seattle market
Retail coal dealers protest extortion by the Puget Sound monopoly as Wellington coal from British Columbia arrives in Seattle. The breakthrough lowers prices and pressures the Black Diamond and Carbonado brands, with dealers bidding to supply Pacific Fleet contracts and reduce the grip of the local monopoly.
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Puget Sound
Wellington
Bri
British Columbia
Seattle
Frank Waterhouse & Co
Columbia
Washington
Pacific
Navy Department
Water shutoffs planned in several city districts
Water will be shut off in the district north of North and West South 0th and west of Green Lake in the old city limits and north of West 7th in old Ballard from 9 am to 6 pm Friday April 24. Water will also be shut off from Holgates between Tehayo south and Sintay south and in the Mont Baker addition from 9 am to 1 pm.
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Green Lake
Old City
Weet
Old Ballard
From & Am
Holgatest
Téthay
South
Sintay
Mownt Baker
Death notices list several local residents' deaths
Mrs Ida Alph aged 87 died in this city April 22 and her body is at Bonney Watson parlors Pasquale Accettola aged 31 died in this city April 22 and remains are at Bonney Watson parlors Mrs Mabel Robertson aged 40? at the family residence 1719 Minorcy April 22 John Henry Rice aged 66 died in the city April 22 and remains are at Bonney Watson parlors
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Ida Alph
Bonney Watson Company
Pasquale Accettola
Mabel F. Robertson
Minorcy
John Henry Rice
Funeral services for William T. Scott and Mabel F. Robertson
Funeral service for William T. Scott conducted Friday at 2 o clock under Eureka lodge No 20 F A M at Hut tersorth chapel with burial at Mount Pleasant cemetery. Mabel F Robertson's funeral was held at 1 o clock in Hlonney Watson parlors and cremation followed at Mount Pleasant crematory.
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Wiliam T. Scott
Eureka Lodge
Hutterstorth & Sons
Mownt Pleasant
Mabel F Robertson
Hlonney- Watson Company
Mount Pleasant Crematory
Sale of Sample Hosiery Lines Arrives Tomorrow
Tomorrow morning we place on sale a fine line of sample hosiery for women from a leading importer. The stock includes latest patterns and colors with pastel shades and embroidered styles. Three lots cover the entire collection with prices at 38c 58c and 78c.
Hosiery Selection in Gauze Cotton and Lisle
A listing offers pair women’s hosiery in solid colors and numerous patterns such as plaids stripes dots and lace ankle effects describing varied fabric blends and designs for sale.
Hosiery Styles Highlight Mercerized and Silk Lisle Sheers
A sale listing features 58c a pair women’s mercerized and silk lisle hosiery in solid colors with embroidered patterns, lace ankle styles, and other decorative effects.
Hosiery in golf colors with embroidered patterns
A selection of women’s hosiery including pure thread and spun silk in golf colors with dainty embroidered designs and a wide variety of attractive patterns in fancy lisle hose for customers seeking decorative and durable stockings.
Infant Bonnets and Cap Delights at Special Values
Dainty infant bonnets with dotted Swiss embroidery and tuck detailing priced at 95c for sizes 12 to 15. Close-fitting lawn caps with hemstitching and Valenciennes lace available in sizes 12 to 15 for 50c. Lawn caps with tucks and lace insertions priced at 25c, Elite washable caps lace up with ribbon. Children’s rompers in blige and pink chambray and French gingham priced at 75c for ages one to six.
Complete Assortments of Knit Underwear Shown Now
Local department displays feature a wide range of knit underwear for women misses and children. Styles include briefs binders and bloomers in cotton and lisle blends. Prices and sizes vary to suit family needs today.
Fine Leather Bags and Purses for Everyday Use
An advertisement lists genuine leather bags and purses in brown green tan and black with leather lining and multiple compartments. Includes shopping bags in several colors and sizes with double straps, priced around $1.95, plus seal hand purses in various colors priced at five cents.
Special Carpet Closeout With Drummers' Samples
Stocked patterns sold down to short lengths go on sale tomorrow with first come, first served pricing. Bring room measurements to claim exact quantities and note a 10 cent yard charge for this special carpet. Drummers samples and carpet ends will also be offered at very low prices, with details omitted.
Reading Room Plan Endorsed by Central Labor Council
At a meeting of the Central Labor council the plan to establish reading rooms for working people in major cities was endorsed. W H Harmon drafted a bill for rooms with newspapers and magazines for reading and conversation. In Angeles, the company offers to link the city with Seattle by rail and ferry within two years. Clinton Gandy of Tacoma was sentenced to one year for handcuffing his wife to her bed nearly daily and will serve the same term in Pierce county jail. Gov Mead departs Olympia for Washington to attend the meeting.
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Central Labor Council
W. Harmon
Angeles
Seattle
Clinton Gandy
Tacoma
Pierce County
Gov. Mead
Olympia
Washington
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