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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1909
Page
15
The fall Bradbury System clothes are on display inviting inspection. See how they fit and the stylish cuts with high grade material and tailoring. Bradbury Garments are priced from 18.00 to 40.00 as the label gains universal satisfaction and growth in men's clothing.
An op ed-like piece extols postoffice savings and postal money orders as a public savings vehicle. It cites Seattle deposits and individual sums such as 120000 and 66000 dollars, arguing the system offers safe storage with government backing and broad public use.
A fashion sketch notes shifting style from ornate gowns to lightweight loose waists and soft clinging fabrics. New York shop windows display long overskirts and embroidery on gowns moving toward simpler, more elegant evening attire.
A dramatic retelling recounts a failed royal restoration in France. Louis is foiled by a barber who recognizes him, crippling the plot as conspirators mourn the lost chance to restore the prince. The tale blends intrigue with vivid, period tone.
Fragmentary report describes a royalist plot to seize Paris and government offices with Louis supposedly leading a heroic rescue. The plan aimed to imprison the president, seize five generals to restore the kingdom, and secure Paris with armed adherents. Louis reportedly vanished on Avenue Montmartre while authorities monitored the movement.
Local manufacturers and merchants join Seattle Chamber of Commerce in promoting Made in Washington Day on August 28. Statewide business groups pledge support, with letters to Secretary Yandell. Portland reports the death of Wilson, a livestock authority and Alaska Yukon Pacific exposition official.
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