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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1910

Page

8

Poindexter Dominates Washington Senate Race Says Rob Martin

Rob Martin, president of the Spokane County Township and Good Government club, reports across five counties that Poindexter leads the senatorial fight. He notes strong insurgent sentiment among farmers and small towns with only one voter predicting any other candidate.

Washington Poindexter Rob. Martin Spokane County Good Government Club Benton Yakima Klickitat Clarke Skamania Yakima County Jones

History of Seattle men 15 coming

Seattle plans a deluxe history presenting one full page for each subject with photograph, business cartoon, and a comprehensive biography. The Seattle Cartoonists' Club organizes the project with Frank Calvert and Alfred T. Renfro overseeing art, Wm. T. Prosser writing bios, Star Engraving Co. handling engravings, and Lewman & Hanford printing and binding.

Seattle Seattle Cartoonists’ Club Frank Calvert Alfred T. Renfro Wm. T. Prosser The Star Engraving Co Lewman & Hanford

Moving pictures and a suicide act in theater scene

In Irvington New Jersey a hospital clerk named Charles A. Judson was moved to imitate a film death by autoerotic gas, closing his room after watching the scene and retiring to bed with the room gas on. The event followed his remark on the ease of the heroine’s fatal act on screen.

Irvington N. J Charles A. Judson Judson

Armored Honeymoon Dream of Eleanor Sears and Wealth

Society figure Eleanor Sears, heiress to a fortune around a million, considers a honeymoon in the Arctic with Paul J. Rainey known as the Great American Spender. Rainey, said to be worth about 20 million, travels with Harry Whitney and Captain Bartlett aboard the Thoethto as plans for marriage unfold.

San Francisco Miss Seare Burlingame Cal California del Monte Paul J. Rainey T Inc Arctic Harry Whitney Captain Bartlett Rg Thoethto

Boston Heiress Engaged to Cleveland Millionaire Explorer

Miss Eleanor Sears of Boston and San Francisco becomes engaged to Paul Rainey the Cleveland millionaire sportsman. Rainey plans an Arctic hunting trip and a potential honeymoon voyage in a flying machine if feasible. Sears, a skilled horsewoman swimmer walker tennis player and racing auto expert, is noted for bold polo field attire and riding a spirited pony.

Eleanor Sears Boston San Francisco Paul. Rainey Cleveland Hainey Arctic Sears

Excellent Values in Tailored Linen Waists

Women’s new tailored linen waists offered at 1.95 and 2.95. The 1.95 waists feature soft-finished linen, full-plaited front with one-inch tucks, tucked back, and laundered collar and cuffs. The 2.95 Irish linen waists display two wide shoulder tucks, embroidered front, and neat back finish.

Interesting Values in Women's Street and Dress Gloves

Sixteen button length silk gloves in white and pongee with double tipped fingers and two wrist clasps priced at 1.00 per pair Two clasp glace gloves with Paris point backs offered at 1.50 and 1.00 per pair Floor display features kid gloves at 1.00 and 1.50 per pair in black white and common colors.

Popular Numbers in Women's Knit Underwear

Women’s pure silk union suits at five dollars feature neck and sleeveless styles with cuff knee, ribbed waist for fit. Fine sisle union suits priced at ments with good wearing qualities in low neck tee style. Mercerized lisle union sure at 2.75 in ankle length with low neck no sleeves. Lisle and silk lisle sle e vests 50c in white pink and sky blue with crochet feet.

Sisle Union Lisle Union

Attractive New Line of Coat Sweaters for Women Misses and Children

Advanced ideas in women's misses and children's high grade coat sweaters are shown in a new line suited for golf motoring yachting and outings. Knit from selected wool yarns these coats come in many color combinations as well as plain shades with prices from 3.50 to 13.50 including box and auto styles and children's hand knit V collar designs.

Aprons on Display in Various Styles and Prices

A newspaper feature showcases practical and pretty aprons for mistress and maid, including tea, waitress, maids, sewing, large circular, tea, and princess varieties. Prices range from 25 to 75 cents, with options in lawn, muslin, barred dimity, and embroidered trimmings. Named styles highlight diverse trims and fit.

Bretelles

Two Keen Specials From the Drapery Section

Drapery sale offers ruffled Swiss curtains and French cretonnes on the third floor. Curtains feature dot and fleur de lis patterns with 4 inch self or plain trim, priced at 5 cents per pair. Cretonnes are 32 inches wide with blue and pink stripes, 35 cents per yard.

Parian Kid Glove Darners and Housekeeping Goods Offered

A catalog of small hardware and notions lists Parisian Kid Glove Darners at 5 cents, Tight-On Hat Elastic at 10 cents, Ivy Brand 8 inch steel shears at $1.00, Haynes Stilleto at 25 cents, Tolman collar supports, Setwell hanger at 25 cents, Crave Dress Shield pins, Toilet Pin Book, silk hair nets at 10 cents, Vassar gilt lace pins at 5 cents. First Fleer.

Ivy Haynes Tolman Setwell Cates Vassar

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