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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1919
Page
11
Shirts Special Priced at 3.95 in Fine Fabrics
Advertises shirts in madras silk stripe fiber silk and linen with coat style and soft cuffs. Mentions sizes 14 to 17 with sleeve measurements 34 and 35. Describes plain colored silk poplin and French made coat style shirts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madras
Menswear Offerings Include Gray Flannel Shirts and Union Suits
Short list details several garments with prices and sizes. Gray flannel shirts at 2.95 feature military collar and two pockets. Union suits 1.65, shanknit socks 0.45 per pair, muslin garments 1.65, and New Soiesette Pajamas 3.75 in multiple colors and sizes.
Handkerchiefs Sold At MacDougall-Scouthwick
Men’s cotton handkerchiefs offered at the MacDougall-Scouthwick shop with a quarter inch edge. Prices are three for 50 cents or 45 cents per dozen. Located just inside the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacDougall
Churches to Hold Congress on City and World Problems
Delegates from 70 state churches will attend a joint congress at the First Methodist Church from February 26 to March 1. Speakers include Fred B. Smith, J Campbell White, Worth M. Tippy, William Short, Grace Manners Brougham, Frederic W. Keator, Mark A. Matthews, John Williams of Pacific Coast Steel, and D. L. Behulta among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist
Fiftth Ave
Marion
Fred B. Smith
New York City
International Movements For Men
New Secretary for Ireland Named in British Cabinet
Edward Shortt becomes secretary of state for Ireland in the new British cabinet. Macpherson, previously at the war office, is appointed to the post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macpherson
Ireland
Edward Shortt
War Office
All a Mistake No Dead Man There Was
A San Francisco misfire prompts a dramatic scene at Oakland station. An undertaker wagon was sent for a body that never arrived as a Pullman passenger steps forward claiming the message was a hospital ambulance order for a sick husband. He refused to alight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Oakland
President Wilson May Face Delay From Sea Storm
On the U S S George Washington off the coast, President Wilson may be delayed en route to Boston by a gale and driving rain. He spent the day working aboard, appeared briefly with Mrs. Wilson, and joined a shipboard drill as crews tested abandon ship. It is unsure if he will address Congress on the league of nations, though believed likely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Robert J. Bender
United Press
Washington
Boston
Congress
League of Nations
Plan Road Building Throughout Northwest
Portland February 20. The sum of 37,549,970 dollars will be expended for road building over the next two years. District Engineer L Hewen, in charge of the U S bureau of public roads for Oregon Washington Montana Idaho, prepared the figures. Funds will come from federal and state sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
L. Hewen
United States Bureau of Public Roads
Oregon
Washington
Montana
Idaho
Funda
Small Packers Form New Joint Venture to Fight Big Five
Chicago Feb 20. Decision due today on the per capita contribution by 60 small packers to a new jointly owned corporation planned to compete with the Big Five for foreign trade. Formation plans were discussed yesterday with F. & Snyder, head of the meat division of the food administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
F. & Snyder
The
Food Administration
Y M C A Welcomes 300 New Citizens Tonight
About 300 recently naturalized citizens will be guests of the Y M C A at the annual welcome to American citizenship entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. M. C. A. Entertainment
Plain coconut oil shampoo outshines alkali soaps
Advert stated use plain mulsified coconut oil as hair cleanser. It warns alkali in soaps dries scalp and brittles hair, recommending coconut oil for clean lather, fast rinse, and soft shiny hair. Contains cost and ease of use claims.
Zeppelin Crew Aims 1030 Mile Nonstop Flight
Victoria reports a 1030 mile nonstop flight by the Zeppelins crew. The news item notes the 1919 whaling season starting early April with vessels undergoing overhaul ready by late March. In another dispatch from San Diego, Rear Admiral Fullam announces patrols of the Bering Sea by the cruiser Vicksburg and submarine chasers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
Aela
Ban Diego
Bering Sea
Vickaburg
William F. Fullam
Celebrate Drive Adds Dinner for 100 Per Cent Club Members
The 100 Per Cent club will host a complimentary dinner on March 12 in the Masonic club room to honor its recent membership drive. Supreme court judges will be the guest of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
100 Per Cent Club
Masonic Club
Rooma
Supreme Court
Death of War Veteran Lieut Eagleson Before Seeing Newborn Son
Lieut James Mille Eagleson of the 9th Coast Artillery dies in Newport News Virginia army hospital from pneumonia two days after homeward transport left Bordeaux France. He never saw his baby boy born during his wartime service. Survived by widow Geneva Sima, mother, three sisters Helen Jean and Margaret, and father Maj James Eagleson in France commanded Hospital No 50. Maj Eagleson reached bedside 24 hours before death. Eagleson born Seattle 1894 attended Broadway High and University of Washington class of 1917. He married in Walla Walla in November 1917. Phi Gamma fraternity and Fir Tree society member. Lived with wife in Walla Walla prior to service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
James Milla Eagleson
University of Washington
Newport Newn
Army Hospital
Tordeaux
Lieut
Eagleson
9Th Comet Artillery
Helen
Jean
Margaret
James Mr. Eagleson
Hase Hospital No. 50
Kagleson
Maj
New York
Neut
Jamen Mille
Newport News
Seattle
Broadway
University
Geneva Sima
Walla Walla
Delta Gamma
England's Pills and Pellets Promise Cheer for Prohibition Era
England reports progress on condensed alcohol pills and pellets intended to deliver whisky or beer in compact form. The idea envisions a bottleless still carried in clothing, offering a discreet kick. American distillers seek uses for surplus while prohibition battles loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
London
America
Quiet Simmons Bed and Slumber King Spring Promise Sleep
An advertisement touts a noiseless Simmons Metal Bed with pressed steel corner locks and a Slumber King Spring system of elastic steel strips. The bed promises even support, no sagging, rustproof finish, and a choice of finishes to suit decor. Merchants in the community can be named upon request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simmons
Simmons Company
Simmons Beds
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