A Girl in the Pink Dress at Cherry's Rialto
A man notes a girl he danced with, now transformed after school. She uses powder and fashion to change her look. She buys clothes on charge at Cherry's on Second Ave Rialto 207.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1922
Page
12
A man notes a girl he danced with, now transformed after school. She uses powder and fashion to change her look. She buys clothes on charge at Cherry's on Second Ave Rialto 207.
Wayne Downey and Leo Hall, two youths, face a charge of taking an automobile without permission after a pistol battle. Patrolman J Berg captured them Friday. they are held in the county jail on $1,600 bond each.
Wanda von Kettler Mine Katherine FE Miller oversees the Beattie Community Fund records listing 40 000 families in social service files. The confidential ledger aids agencies by preventing duplicate aid and conflicting guidance while directing applicants to suitable aid sources. Miller explains the system, its benefits, and her preference for family work.
Full cut night shirts of good weight muslin with V neck and pearl buttons offered at 50 cents. Bedding section offers 40 cotton batts for comforts at 50 cents each, double bed size 72 by 84 inches, previously sold at 1.15 dollars.
The curtain department on the upper main floor lists 500 yards of durable cretonne in light and dark shades at 18 cents a yard, 400 yards of imitation marquises at 28 cents a yard, and 200 pairs of hematitched marquisette curtains in cream and white, previously selling at 1.25 a pair, offered Thursday at eight o'clock.
At the annual King County Ant Tuberculosis League meeting in the YWCA auditorium, plans were laid for a children's summer camp at Lamola. The program will admit underweight and undernourished children each summer, with accommodations set to serve more children than ever before.
The historic Fairhaven hotel, built by James J. Hill and C. X. Larrabee, is being turned into a sanatorium by Yoghurt Health Laboratories. The brick and sandstone building, once vacant, will serve as an up to date facility focused on the Yogurt health dieting system.
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