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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1908
Page
7
United Press report notes the Paris court imposed prison terms on theater troupe personnel over vandalism and misconduct. Managers and actresses from the Little Palace received three months. other troupe members faced lighter terms, while appeals and lower court actions were debated.
The Moore presented a program of plays and musical acts with Roberta as lead and Misa Roberts as an employee in Bondage. The audience enjoyed the comedy Bell and The Land of Nod and the Third Avenue musical Baby. Critics praised Forrest and Cummings while noting varied performances across Lois theatre and others.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Oriental Billiard Parters at 414 Third Ave and a dispute with Worth Your While. Details are unreadable. no clear outcome or parties beyond the two names and address.
The Spring Street section of the Basement Sales room showcases a broad range of highly desirable Christmas goods. Shoppers will find many ready-made gift ideas during a brief visit, with entrances on Second Avenue Spring Street and Madison Street.
In view of its being a physical impossibility for employees to work all day and far into the evening, this store will not be open evenings. Two forces of employers, both familiar with stocks and store principles, would be needed to assure service throughout the day and into the evening, which is impossible. The store justifies closing hours to keep staff at peak performance and to maintain fresh, comprehensive stock.
A sale catalog lists cut glass wares with prices from $1.50 to $10.00. Items include deep whirlwind and sun burst designs on bowls tumblers trays water sets sugars and creamers and six piece sets. Names Frederick and Nelson appear as the retailer offering the wares.
A catalog lists twenty six gift items with prices from 25 cents to $12.50. Features include 1835 R. Wallace silver sets, cut glass bowls and salts, iris design silverware, porcelain Limoges, and Delcare pottery ware. Also listed are sterling and silver plated dining pieces, glassware, lamps, and porcelain dishes with varied designs and sizes.
Star Busteng Brown and his dog Tige perform at the Star theatre at noon this week to aid local children. Connelly Weinrich Connelly and Whateon Lottie present acts including Matrimonial Bargain. other numbers feature The lens Pheodors acrobate Charles W.
The Union Bakery and Restaurant at 217 Pike St advertises a six month old fruit cake at 30 cents per pound and English plum pudding at 40 cents per pound for the Christmas season.
M F Jones of Ravenna Heights announces a Thursday afternoon gift at his house for neighborhood children aged 6 to 12, including those from the Ravenna Children home, 3 to 4 pm before Christmas.
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