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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1913
Page
8
Inquest into Carl A. Westman watchdog at Hall Broad ship yard Winslow begins at noon. Sheriff Shattuck suspects Yegsa robbed the post office as motive. Mrs Westman and neighbors attend while two children place their mother asleep at 1 50 AM.
London diplomats report Austria will not attack Montenegro until after the conference of European ambassadors begins tomorrow. Vienna's statements are seen as a bid to pressure powers into swift action.
Washington April 30 A bill for national woman suffrage via constitutional amendment will be reported from the senate committee on suffrage after the finance committee finishes the tariff bill. Chairman Thomas said in a statement today he is devoting his full time to tariff work.
Display features hemp hats for children in bonnet shapes and mushroom effects trimmed with pink and blue flowers ribbons and laces priced at 1.95 2.45 and 2.95 Milan hats in colors priced 1.95 and 2.45 untrimmed hemp and Milan hats priced 1.45 and 1.25 French bouquets popular trimming 45c to 65c and flower trimmings 15c to 1.45 Barement Galesroom.
Basement sale room lists 23 inch foulard silks priced at 58 cents per yard with a focus on bargain fabrics.
An advertisement lists a New Five-Button Oxford at 3.00 with Goodyear welt sole and military heel in sizes 2 to 7, widths A to D. It also promotes Women’s 14-button Black Suede Boots, Women’s Street Pumps, and Women’s 14-button Patent Vic kid boots priced at 3.00 per pair, with Goodyear web soles and various heels.
Thursday special offers about 120 Lingerie Waists from a concession sample line. Made from fine lawns voiles and laces with embroidery, high and Dutch-neck styles, sailor and roll collars, long and three-quarter sleeves. Sizes chiefly 36 and 38, 95 cents. Basement Salesroom.
Women’s cotton union suits priced at 60c in various styles. OMEN brand fine gauge medium-weight knee-length with Dutch neck. 60c. Boys’ Balbriggan shirts and drawers described as soft light-weight at 25c. Women’s black mercerized lisle hose seamless foot linen heel and toe 25c per pair. Basement Salesroom.
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