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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1921
Page
11
An old advertisement claims Danderine costs 85 cents and, after ten minutes, leaves no dandruff or falling hair. It compares the product to rain for vegetation and says it invigorates roots, making hair fuller and more radiant for girls seeking livelier, thicker hair.
Funeral services were held Monday at the Butterworth chapel for Captain William Navick who died Friday, with service details noted in the obituary notice.
Beattie council moved to cancel all cabaret licenses after a Monday committee session led by Chief Searing. An ordinance would place exclusive police jurisdiction over cabarets, allowing permits only with police approval and granting revocation power for cause. The room held civic observers including church members as investigators testified on facility operations.
Mrs Barbara Monad died Monday at her home 7223 Sycamore Ave She is survived by her husband James L Monad and a son Samuel The body was removed from Bonney Watsons funeral home and a service will be announced by the family
Wanda Won Kettler recalls a hour spent selling Christmas blocks in a bustling toy department. She notes smiling adults and eager children, including a tiny grandpa and a toddler Bammy, as shoppers admire trains, teddy bears, and holiday merchandise.
A shopper narrates a sudden idea leading to buying an overcoat on credit for a father’s Christmas gift. She paid $15 down at Cherry’s and won’t owe payments until January first, counting on interest from Liberty bonds. Cherry’s store is at 207 Rialto Building, Second Avenue, between Madison and Spring, above Pigm Whistle.
Lost umbrellas from Star photographer and Star reporter were reported after the second slide incident. The Star will arrange replacements if the lenders contact The Star Office.
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