Blaze Probed After $5600 Fire West of Wester Way
Fire inspectors probe the Monday night blaze that caused 5600 damage and threatened the district south of Wester Way on Occidental Ave. Flames from Square Heat Clothing at 211 Occidental Ave swept to Top Notch theater and Olewang Leather at 213, with one firefighter injured. The Square Deal Clothing stock loss reached 3000 with 600 building damage.
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Wester Way
Occidental Ave
Top Notch
Moving Picture Theater
Olewang Leather Company
Square Deal Clothing Company
Presbyterians to host foreign missions guests in Beattie
Rev. Mike Taylor secretary of Presbyterian foreign missions and Fred MacMilland of Des Moines Iowa arrive from the Orient on the Wenatchee Tuesday and will be guests of honor at a First Presbyterian Church Beattie dinner. Male members of United Presbyterian churches will entertain. An open meeting in the church at 8 p m will follow.
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Mike Taylor
Presbyterian Foreign Missions
Fred MacMilland
Des Moines
Iowa
Beattie
Orient
Wenatchee
First Presbyterian
Republican Women Endorse Cadet Corps in Seattle High Schools
Members of the King County Republican club adopted resolutions approving military training in Seattle high schools. John W. Pace, assistant director of the state department of business control, spoke on state institutions and stated there is nothing to conceal about their management and that citizens may visit.
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King County Republican Club
Seattle
High Schdols
John W. Pace
State Department of Business Control
Woman Dies After Three Weeks of Talking Sickness
Mrs Blanche Clapham of Westerville Ohio died yesterday at home after a three week illness physicians described as taking sickness. She had been in good health for years but was stricken in January and talked for up to 24 hours at a time during bouts.
Five Children Drown in Lake Calexico Outing
Five children drowned when a raft capsized during a family outing at Stevens ranch reservoir half a mile from shore. The victims Aduilia Domingues 17 Guillermo 15 Ignacio 13 Dominga 14 and Nicaraga cousin. Their father William Domingues a rancher leapt to save them but nearly drowned himself before rescue.
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Calexico
Cal
Stevens Ranch
Aduilia Domingues
Guillermo
Ignacio
Dominga
Nicaraga
William Dominguest
Adulila
Pine Cough Syrup at Home and Pinex Remedy Details
A vintage style guide explains making pine cough syrup using Pinex with a pint of sugar syrup or alternatives like molasses or honey. It claims quick relief within 24 hours for coughs and throat irritations, praises Pinex as Norway pine extract, warns against substitutes, and suggests asking a druggist for 2.45 ounces of Pinex in Ft Wayne Indiana with a money back guarantee.
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Absole
Pinex Co
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Notes and Comment on the Old Home Town
The Stanwood Commercial club delay due to Harry Crow’s illness. East Stanwood joins Stanwood by 88 to 22 vote. Ralph O. Dunbar becomes president of Thurston County Humane Society. Chewelah lands new industry making marble chips for terrazzo flooring. Colville Valley farmers form a power company for irrigation. Stanwood mayor calls a town meeting for athletic and social plans. A Vancouver to Beattie bus franchise is being prepared by a Canadian company. Peach Growers Association of Washington dissolves by mutual agreement. Olympics records show 159 wild cats shot in Clallam County last year. $795 in bounties. Ed Schlager of Port Townsend plans a Port Angeles greenhouse.
Laundry Workers Plan Masquerade Ball Benefit
Laundry Workers local No. 24 announces a masquerade ball at Moose Hall on Eighth Ave and University St to aid sick members. Prizes will be awarded for best costume and best comic outfit.
Spring Fabric Sale On French Serge and Plaids
A fabric sale advertises 54-inch French Serge at 1.23 per yard with 250 yards in multiple colors and 64-inch options formerly 2.60 now 1.60. 150 yards of 54-inch Wool Serges and Velours in plaids and stripes at 1.49. 175 yards of 64-inch All-wool French Serge in navy or black at 1.23. 450 yards of 40-inch Children's School Plaids at 0.80. 200 yards of Silk Plaids 36 inches wide at 0.79. Sale valid Wednesday and limited quantities.
Seattle urged to develop general cargo for transpacific ships
Frank Waterhouse of the Seattle Chamber of Commerce told the Transportation club that Seattle must build a broader cargo base to fill Far East sailings. He warned that if lumber shipments to Japan stop, many ships would lack cargo and urged shifting demand to Northwest manufactured goods. He noted 200 million dollars is spent annually outside Seattle on local products and urged patronage of regional makers.
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Seattle
Northwest
East
Transportation Club
Frank Waterhouse
Seattle Chamber of Commerce
Japan
Waterhouse
Far East
Washington
Logging camps idle as storms halt work in Pacific Northwest
Portland reports continued bad weather in Western Oregon and Washington keeps about 3,500 loggers idle in camps. John T. Dougall, manager of the Columbia River loggers information bureau, states the conditions persist across the region.
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Portland
Oregon
Washington
John T. Dougall
Columbia River Loggers’ Information Bureau
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Grunbaum Bros. Furniture Co., Inc
the People’s Popular Homefurnishers
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Liberal Credit
Call CO
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Elliott
Bolivia
Spring Capes
Second Avenue
Corner Spring St
Oller
Kena Jackson
N. W
Star-Columbia
Gladys Walton
Miss Jackson
Eal
Yeu Yen
Abel
Harry Crow
Stanwood Commercial Club
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Thurston County Humane Society
Chewelah
Colville Valley
Charles Dockendorf
Stanwood
Vancouver
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Peach Growers’ Association of Washington
Clallam County
Ed Schlager
Port Townsend
Port Angeles
W. J. Hindley
Washington State Retailers’ Association
Spokane
Wil
Frederick & Nelson
Over Chemical Co
Inew York
Rhodes Co
Sik and Woolen Departments
West Coast Lumbermen's Association
New Washington
Henry Ford
Grangerville
Idaho
Franklick
Americal Suction Cleaners
America
First Avenue
Madison
Union Street
Sherwin-Williams
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