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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1915
Page
8
Miss Norman Brooks and two UW roommates attended a theatre show Tuesday night. They returned to her home for refreshments, each drinking a glass of orange punch. The next morning four glasses of marmalade punch were missing from the kitchen.
The store lists drop side cribs in Vernis Martin and white enamel finishes with broken sizes. Mercerized lisle union suits in multiple lengths priced at 1.00. O Cedar mops on sale Friday at 90 cents to 1.00. New plisse dresses with rose patterns and blue or pink rosebud designs feature Swiss embroidery and plaited skirts. Second Floor.
Eleven candidates appeared before the Young Men's Business club at the Good Kata cafeteria. T. H. Bolton supported public ownership while Josiah Collins said municipal ownership not an issue. Councilmen Cooley Haas Hill Kennedy Miller Sickels Jacobs Raymer and others spoke. Hillman City endorses Goddard Cooley Littlefield.
A special purchase of over 300 yards offers six patterns of matting in natural, green, tan, red, blue and mixed effect. China Mattings priced at 15¢ a yard. Japanese Mattings at 15¢ 18¢ and 20¢ a yard. Second Floor.
Charles Brown and L. C. Allmayer of New Idea Rug Co. announce placing affairs with a law firm to reorganize the company. They hope to recover losses from customers who sent materials to the Seattle plant and were not paid or delivered, while A. A. Ewing, the head, vanished and is believed to be in California. The firm expects housecleaning season to help settle old debts.
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