S Friedlander and Sor Announce New Store in Seattle
S Friedlander and Son announce the latest of several new stores on Second Avenue at the northeast corner of 1st Avenue and University. Friedlander, formerly a Diamond Shop and Jeweler in Seattle, expands from the east bringing 26 years in the trade. Son Friedlander joins in the Walker building remodeling to a bright, modern display. A public reception is planned this evening from seven to ten with Messrs Samuel and Louis in attendance.
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Second Avenue
S. Friedlander & Jewelers
Opticians
1 Avenue
University
Friedlander
Seattle
Is City
Lander
Hwest
First Avenue
Madison
Walkerag
Messrs
Samuel and
Louis
Ward Off Winter Complexion With Simple Wax Treatment
Reader tips suggest using a thin layer of ordinary wax at night to keep the face smooth and bright through winter. The wax absorbs into rough dry skin and leaves no trace by morning. A mercoltae cream is recommended as a cold season moisturizer.
Humphrey Seeks Million for Alaska P O and Other Big Appropriations
Washington December 7 Alaska's railroad appropriation bill totaling 8 247 000 leads the list of next year's requests in a broad federal funding package. Representative Humphrey seeks 1 260 000 to build on a submerged Seattle post office site. education requests 215 000 for Alaska and 25 000 to aid native industries, plus 50 000 for native medical relief. Postmaster Burleson asks 300 000 to take over and run the Washington Alaska telegraph and cable system. The Bremerton navy yard accounts for 11 000 for a torpedo station and benefits from general yard appropriations. The Pacific coast geodetic surveys and reclamation projects in Washington seek 518 000 and large sums for Yakima and Okanogan counties. The war department requests 4 390 000 for maneuver camps including an expanded American Lake camp. Humphrey also introduces a bill to repeal section 13 of the La Follette seamen's law requiring 75 percent crew language understanding.
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Washington
Alaska
Congress
Executive Department
Humphrey
Seattle
Bureau of Education
Burleson
Washington-Alaska
War Department
Bremerton Navy Yard
Puget Sound
Yakima
Okanogan
American Lake
Danderine Promise for Dandruff Free Hair
An advertisement touts 25 to 26 cent bottles of Danderine claiming it stops dandruff and falling hair within minutes. It promises softer, glossier hair that becomes fuller and new hair sprouts after about two weeks, urging women to buy at drug stores and test the product.
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Knownlton
Acid stomachs dangerous and how to avoid them
A New York physician warns that excess stomach acid inflames the stomach lining and causes most stomach troubles. He recommends a teaspoon of plain bisulated magnesia after meals to neutralize acid and prevent fermentation, with magnesia available from any druggist.
Democratic National Committee Sets Convention City and Dates
Washington dispatch reports the 1916 campaign kickoff with the Democratic National Committee choosing St Louis as leading candidate for the convention venue and June as favored month. Republicans plan to meet a week later. Debates over McCoombs leadership and suffrage splits highlight the session as eight seats face contests from Oregon and Kentucky.
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Washington
Democratic National Committee
St. Louie
Republican Committees
Wilson
Marshall
National Committee
Citley
William F. McCoombe
New York
Fred B. Lynch
Minnesota
Mc Coombs
Chicago
St. Louis
San Francisco
Omaha
Oregon
Kentucky
Urey Woodson
Gen. W. B. Haldeman
Witt R. King
H. M. Easterly
S. King
Business Men Demand Higher Tariff At Chicago Conference
Chicago December 7 businessmen from across the country will meet to press for a tariff program overhaul. The Illinois Manufacturers association hosts the conference citing revenue shortfalls and rising government costs. Speakers include B A Eckhart Senator Burton and Robert Dollar highlighting tariff aims to protect workers and stimulate trade.
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Chicago
Anid
Illinois Manufacturers Association
B. A. Eckhart
United States
Burton
Ohio
Robert Dollar
Robert Dollar Steamship Company
San Francisco
Pro German Propagandists Tied to War Plant Strikes
Federal officers plan to pursue pro German propagandists blamed for stirring strikes at munitions plants. The inquiry follows the Robert Fay indictment for conspiracy to murder and blow up ships, with labor leaders Gompers and Canade named as witnesses to alleged funding by the German government.
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New York
Robert Fay
Planta
Marshall
Labor
National Peace Council
Gompers
American Federation of Labor and CC
H Canade
William Kramer
Chicago
Washington State college offer to King county farmers
King county farmers may attend a week long session in mid January at the extension bureau of Washington State college. The program promises instruction on improving potato yields and methods to deter June bugs from May flowers, highlighting new scientific agricultural techniques.
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King County
Washington State College
County Auditor Talks Rolling Extension Time
Thatcher says December 15 marked the best extension window yet with 24 days previously and only seven days remaining now. The remark highlights efforts to broaden voter rolls before the deadline.
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Thatcher
Sam Machi Targeted by Pickpockets After Saloon Roundup
Sam Machi, who lives at the Puget Sound hotel, met new acquaintances Monday night at saloons in the lower town. Some of these individuals allegedly pickpocketed him, he reported to the police.
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Sam Machi
Puget Sound
Jitney Driver Burglarized in Seattle Night Ride
Jitney driver B. J. Allen of 1526 31st Ave picked up two men at Jackson and 31st. He drove them to Judkins then halted, ordered them out, and they returned and robbed him with guns, taking $5 before fleeing toward 12th and Yesler.
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Jackson St
31St Ave. S
Judkins
Meeting of Moth Training School Postponed
The Moth Training School meeting under Mothers' University club auspices has been postponed and a new date has not yet been set.
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Mothers’ University Club
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ST. Germain Bakery
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Jersey
Cornem Ees
Iest
Japan
Gerrish Bros
Butchers
Jones
W. B. Clifton
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T'iret Ave
Western Cloak and Suit Co
Western Cloak
Ault, Co
Mr. O’hara
Seattle Star
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Reardon Electric CO
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Kondon
Sioan
Smith Drug Company
Chace & Silver
James
Elliott
Ar. Ie
Round Oak
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Buck's
Ideal Oak
Red Front Furniture Co
Sos
Second Ave
Vhone Main
Hughes & Adams
Isis Theatre
Cherry St
Happy Wednesday
Nargain
Universal Pictures
Warren Kerrigan
Terence O'Rourke
Farmers
Spectala
Standard Singer
Wheeler & W
Heads
Attac
White Sewing Machine CO
UNION
Sergece
Cheviots
Christy
Empressa Theatre
Baulliding
Upstaire American Theatre
Old Pantages Theatre
Corner Second and Seneca
Hone Main
J. G. Gonnella
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Supreme Court
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