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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1920
Page
9
Grand Rapids store proclaims its largest and finest stock ever with all new merchandise. Most articles including furniture rugs draperies luggage and silverware reduced except a few restricted lines. The sales pitch urges customers to hurry and come prepared to buy.
During this million dollar January sale the home furnisher offers the most extraordinary credit terms yet. The offer is open to wage earners, employees, newlyweds, professionals, and homelovers who wish to furnish their homes at cash-like prices. No discrimination against cash-averse buyers. simply say Charge it and shop now.
David Hunter, one of 13 children, spent two months in a lefty hospital recovering from pneumonia caught while sleeping in a damp barn. After recuperation he plans to leave home and work independently, aided by local police and hospital staff who provided Christmas clothing and support.
Senator Hitchcock opened the Democratic fight by urging referral of the emergency tariff bill to the commerce committee, calling it an embargo measure not a revenue act. He warned the Senate that a wall against foreign imports would invite retaliation and harm American business by cutting export payments for goods.
Joe Billy, labeled one of the coast’s top dope peddlers, was taken into custody Monday along with a man and a white woman after a raid on 617 Spring Street. Police seized a small quantity of drugs.
Police arrested Harry Didio and Selina Didio of the Animal Circus after observers at the Seattle Humane Society reported three or four dogs owned by the Didios were nearly starved and resorted to eating apples and rats. The Selina Circus was highlighted as a local theatre hero, with bail set at 25 dollars each.
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