White goods specials fill annual plan needs
Anticipating your annual plans to replenish white goods, we offer 36 inch wide 10 yard bolts with soft finish and prices 4.50 4.95 and 5.85 per bolt. Sea Island fabric 42 inch wide 10 yard lengths in a box. Linen cotton mix heavy absorbent white with red borders 18 by 36 inch doze 4.00. Durable fabrics include two floral designs two yards square Irish make cotton striped center with border hemmed 66 by 66 inch square. Muslin 81 by 90 inches fore hemming, bleached cotton tubing 42 by 36 and 45 by 36 sizes priced 60 cents. Heavy crochet hemmed Marseilles patterns suited for hotels and rooming houses. White with pink blue borders mohair bindings 66 by 80 inches.
Madame Lulea Tetrazzina Foiled in Seattle New Year Flight
The famed coloratura Madame Lulea Tetrazzina nearly flew from Boeing hangar in Seattle on New Year’s Day. Attendants and photographers captured her ascent, but safety and fashion concerns ended the spectacle as she withdrew to her hotel.
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California Syrup of Figs and Child Health Claim
The advertisement promotes California Syrup of Figs as a safe laxative for children with stomach liver and bowels discomfort. It emphasizes the fruit flavor and simple dosing directions on each bottle and urges mothers to say California when giving the product.
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Blood Poisoning and First Aid Remedy Wizard O1
Advertisement describes Hamlin's Wizard O1 as a safe antiseptic for wounds to prevent infection from minor scratches and cuts. Claims quick relief of pain and inflammation in sprains bruises cuts burns bites and stings and includes uses for stiff neck sore teeth and earache. Priced at 20 cents with money back guarantee.
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Germany May Enlarge Army Says London Report
A London report says the peace treaty may raise Germanys regular army from 100000 to at least 200000. Allies favor a larger standing force to keep order and replace volunteer units once the treaty takes effect. Military experts doubt a German revival soon due to munition shortages and war weariness.
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War Officer in Judean Legion Returns to Civil Life
Corp Joseph Genas veteran of the 39th Jewish battalion traveled from the Holy Land and Palestine deserts to New Year’s Day release. A former Puget Sound Traction, Light & Power employee, he was among 16 000 Judea sons aiding Palestine under Gen Allenby. He wore Royal British Fusiliers insignia with Hebrew church badge and spoke of Jerusalem’s postwar reconstruction and joyous receptions for Jewish troops. He plans to don civilian clothes and re-enter civil life.
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Notable Seattle detective tracks missing watch mystery
Mover Peyser, a Seattle detective, speeds toward Seattle to recover a watch missing from his pocket. He plans to wire the watch number from a jeweler and search pawnshops to locate the timepiece. The watch and its chain were taken while Peyser looked at a government dispensary in a tall building.
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Gun Fight Fails to Break Robbery Case on Thursday Night
Leonard Gammell reached toward a non existent gun on First Ave and Spokanest at 7 30 PM as two bandits fled the scene. Berimaher and Scrmacher were attacked nearby with Berimaher robbed of 4 dollars after a club blow.
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Seattle Tops State in Education Spending Per Pupil
Seattle leads the state in per pupil education spending, establishing the city as the educational center. The data highlights higher investment in schools compared with other districts across the state.
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Prices of staple foods rise as 1919 starts
The January 2 1919 report shows an average 6 percent rise in essential food costs versus January 1 1918 with some items falling. Round steak and bacon drop while eggs, butter, and milk edge up. government efforts since August aim to restore prices to normal.
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