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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1918
Page
10
Auction Sale Flyers Offer Furniture and Misc Goods
A large sale listing furniture including buffet china closet dining chairs couches and tables, plus piano, phonograph, hardware, textiles, and kitchen items. Auctioneer Beattie & Son promotes early start and large assortment at 2004-410 Broom Ave with Main 2949. Also small ads for jewelry, watches, and repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webb Kitchen & Co
University Mt. Phonographa
Forkbson
Record Exchange
ILVER
Diamond Smith Javerlay
SMITH
Pourtic
Meyer Tower
Union
Mary Plahern
AiOp
Aireen Midge Sna
Call the Pacific Auction Co
AV Cpo Wali 1918
Arattles
Alc Tion
Burmellis
Bfroond Ave
Priday
Remington Vierbie
John Pushell & Bone
Public Market Bargains Offer Fresh Eggs Butter and More
Market stalls list prices for fresh local ranch eggs 5 6 doZ and butter 64c to 95c per lb, cream and canned goods. Several stalls feature dried beef jam olives margarine bread and seasonal produce with multiple items priced per pound quart or bottle. Shoppers can buy onions turnips beans cereals and pantry staples with bulk discounts and delivered produce available from select stalls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
India
Alaska
Santa Clara
Local Market Stalls Offer Wide Grocery Selection
Stall 110 lists creamettes skake Uneeda biscuits 2 for 1 Del Monte tomatoes 16c Crisco 4c sugar peas 12c can. Stall 102 features butter 5c lb fresh ground peanut butter 16c lb eggs 40c dozen. Stall 7 onions 10c 10 lbs. Stall 116 beef cuts and veal with several prices. Stall 1509 knackebrod 20c. Pike Street cut flowers and plants advertised in Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uneeda
del Monte
Oregon
Florida
Seattle
Local grocer ad lists mixed sales and prices
Fresh crabs and oysters offered with 2 for 25 and 40 cent deals. Items include codfish, cheese, milk, fruit, vegetables, and pantry staples. Weekly specials feature canned goods, cereals, pasta, and household goods with multiple stall references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stalin
Lewie Grocery
Lie
Florida
Camp Capt. De Young Runs Army Cook School at Lewis
At Camp Lewis a large cook and baker school trains 400 recruits at a time under Capt T B De Young. The program serves as the official employment office for mess sergeants and ensures kitchens feed soldiers properly. Instructors number 47 with 180 cooks in probationary terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Lewis
Sammy
Sam
Achool
T. B. DeYoung
Quartermaster Corps
Arctic Club’s Oldest Employee Hosten Holman Dies
Hosten Holman longtime door man at the Arctic Club dies Wednesday morning from pneumonia. He served as the club’s oldest employee since its organization and worked there for many years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hosten” Holman
The
Arctic Club
Phew Mona
Steinert to Take Ewings Former Job
Edwin C Wing former prosecuting attorney joins city legal department. William J Steinert, a Seattle lawyer since 1910, will succeed him. Steinert departs private practice to join the city staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steinert
Ewing
Edwin C.wing
City Legal Department
William J. Steinert
Seattle
Lister Receives Copy of National Dry Resolution
Olympia news confirms Lov. Lister received from Secretary of State Robert Lansing a certified copy of the national dry resolution passed by Congress. He is asked to present it to the next session of the state legislature. For effect the resolution must be ratified by 36 state legislatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympia
Jan
Lov
Lister
Robert Lansing
Congress
Lansing
Composer 18 Dead in Bennington
Annie Sherwood Hawks author of the hymn I Need Thee Every Hour died at her Bennington home today. Also listed are local grocery prices: two cans tomatoes 26c and Not-a-Seed raisins 15c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
Annie Sherwood Hawks
Market Stalls Report Prices and Goods Displayed
Listing of stall numbers with items and prices including cod, red snapper, soy beans, prunes, soda, cocoa, flour, butter, eggs, milk, raisins, toilet paper, soap, peas, potatoes, cookies, bread, pies, cranberries, Brussels sprouts, onions. Shows a busy market with per pound and per unit pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westlake
Arm & Hammer Soda
Hershey's
Washington Creamery
Stong'’s
Cream of Barney
Reliance Coffee
Local Grocery Catalog Snippet with Prices and Items
A fragmented South End listing shows canned foods and staples with discounted prices. Items include salmon, French prunes, Quaker oats, almonds, hot dogs, pot roast, cream cheese, ranch eggs, bread, and cookies, with prices and stall numbers indicating a market-style display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South End
Kream Keiep
Vance
Anderson's
Market stalls list goods and prices at Pike Place
A fragmentary inventory from Pike Place stalls shows items like salmon red snapper ling cod and sole at various prices, plus milk cream onions apples and bread. Other entries mention butter margarine coffee and baking supplies with assorted price marks.
Seattle business bought by Boston concern
The A. Hambach company, wholesalers in plumbers supplies, was transferred to the Walworth Manufacturing company of Boston. Mr. A Hambach retires from active business on doctors orders and will not enter new ventures. Thomas Nickerson, formerly with General Electric, will manage the Seattle branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Hambach
Walworth Manufacturing Company
Boston
Thomas Nickerson
General Electric Company
Government Seizes Castor Oil for Army Stock
London reports that the government has commandeered all stocks of castor oil for the army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
She Wins Pony in Red Cross Contest
In the Red Cross campaign for boys and girls 657 new members were added. Juanita Nickels of 134 23rd Ave 8 earned a pony for her efforts and placed second overall. Rheta Larson of 521 Fifth Ave won first prize, a six cylinder Buick, with 795 new members. Others winning prizes include Wealey Eldridge Robert Stone Alfred Hagelberg Mamond ring and Alvin Eckholm with various awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Juanita Nickels
23Rd Ave
Alfred Hagelberg
Denny Way
Mamond Ring
Alvin Eckholm
Ballard
Outfit of Clothing
Sammy steam field kitchen powers army meals on wheels
A new army mobile kitchen named Sammy is designed to feed 12 000 soldiers with three hot meals daily. Mounted on a four ton truck, it replaces 20 standard field kitchens and travels with two cooks and a driver. It uses a 10 horsepower boiler, heats two 50 gallon coffee urns and two large kettles, and takes six minutes to boil water from 62 to 212 degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westlake Ave
First Ave
City
Country Club
Aasen & Bexton CO
First
Elliott
City Bell
Aasen & Benton O
Ist
Schroeder
Beattle
Colby
Fford & van Arsdale, Inc
Third Ave
Adea
Pioneer Square Acres
Fellevue
Grane
Downe
Sir Cer
Snohhomizh County
Wrownell Land Co
Beattie, Wash
Fiothell
Best
Henman Schroeder
Green Midge 4Th and Pike
Young & Bronekg
Hallard
Sammy
J. C. la Vin
Taft
New Haven
Conn
Teutons Bomb Hospitals on Italian Front Attack Two Hospitals
Rome reports aerial bombardment targets two hospitals at Castlefrance and Veneto on Tuesday night. Seventeen or more patients were killed according to the official statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Teutons
Castlefrance
Veneto
Slate Named by Chamber of Commerce and Commercial Club
The nominating committee announced candidates to be voted on January 19. President A. J. Rhodes, Vice President J. W. Spangler, and trustees for three-year terms include Geo. W. Allen Frederick Bausman J. B. Brace Robt. B. Boyne O. D. Fisher A. S. Haines James D. Hoge W. B. Nettleton Reginald Parsons Frederick K. Struve C. J. Smith J. A. Swalwell C. S. Wills D. C. Wagner and David Whitcomb. Former trustees listed were Allen Bausman Struve Wagner Whitcomb and Hoge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commrece and Commercial Club Today
Yor
A. J. Rhodes
J. W. Spangler
Sam H. Hedges
Geo. W. Allen
Frederick Bausman
Autonomous Hun Army Approved by Kart
Vienna dispatches report Emperor Karl of Austria Hungary approved forming an autonomous Hun army. Ora I. Detchan, ex Everett Daily Tribune reporter and former Great Falls Daily Leader city editor, passed Seattle aviation school admission medical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kart
Zurich
Karl
Austria
Hungary
Vienna
Ora I. Detchan
Everett Daily Tribune
Great Falls
Mont
Daily Leader
Seattle
San Diego Aviation School
Caterers Association Backs U S Food Admin Rules
At a weekly meeting the Caterers association voted to stand together in observance of the regulations issued by the United States food administration board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caterers’ Association
United States Food Administration Board
Norwegian Captain Dines with Friends in Vancouver Luncheon
Capt. Carl Thuestad of the Norwegian steamer Key West hosted a luncheon for a dozen old friends at the New Washington hotel in Vancouver British Columbia on Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Thuestad
Key Weat
Vancouver
B. C
New Washington Hotel
Hoover Faces Charge Over Wheat Price Fixing Authority
At the sugar inquiry in Washington, Chairman Reed charges Herbert Hoover with usurping authority under the food law to fix wheat prices. Hoover defends that actions were approved by the president and tied to wartime emergency. He cites stabilization of wheat and a price drop in flour for consumers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dan
Herbert Hoover
Reed
Congress
Hoover
Bessie Receives Injury After Ride with Mail Truck
A wood Samaritan drove Bessie Roll of 612 Madison and C. H. Stanley along Jackson street Thursday morning. About 1:30 a m. the wet road caused the mail truck to skid and crash into a telephone pole. Bessie suffered a cut that required eight stitches and does not know the driver's name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Roll
Madison St
Jackson St
C. H. Stanley
U States Mail
Bessie
Two Robberies Hit Seattle Streets Narrow Loot
A pair of robberies occurred near Interlake avenue and Ward Keeney's home, yielding just 2 cents in one incident. The other victim, H. Harwood, watched as a highwayman stole an Ingersoll watch and a gold chain from Keeney nearby on 53rd street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Harwood
Fourth Ave. N. E
Interlake Ave
46Th St
Ward Keeney
N. 53Rd St
Harwood
Daughter of J. J. Hill Marries Railroad Man
Miss Clara A. Hill daughter of the late J. J. Hill married FE. C. Lindsey general counsel and director of the Great Northern railroad which her father built in St Paul on January 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul
Clara A. Hill
J. J. Hill
FE. C. Lindsey
The
Great Northern Railroad
Can’t Blame Him a Bit in Divorce Case in Court
In San Francisco on January 3 a judge heard T. C. Knight an A. S. A. to sue for divorce after his 27 day bride asked that he be sent to France so she could collect his friend. The wording reflects a quirky, fragmentary report from a court scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
France
T. C. Knight
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P.I
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Wu Greene CP Ormeret
Upetaire
Hoy
gon-Washington
Plabtrrer
Whick
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TOUNG
Tourth Ave
Beneca
Port Drehberd
Lttle Navy Yard
Waeh
Walla Walla
Success
Idaho
Granite
Liberty
Wyoming
Frannie
Bescon Coal
Max Winkler
Anton Mianna
Ali
Fifth
Kenyon
South Park
Menard. Ballard
Warkret. Com
Call Billott
Iit N. ST At
Winton Motor No. 45
Epler
Kavanagh
West
C. B. William
Wah
Mike Comen
NHAK
Wery
Ted
Beattie Avetion Co
Reai Gantrult
Violet Ray
Loutee Dalton
Keitel
Hide Willow
Jewhuy
Peter Michaei
Second Ave
St Who
Stevens
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Courne
Firth
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Elliett
Gherne
Voltane
Jefferson
Court House
Gantifig
Ediet
Fitetide
Practica
Nurae— Mrr Witlbik
Priene Mallard Oat
FEN Eerapher
Agate 1
Ene
DE Young
Bostonese
Castor Oil
Caucasus
Ukraine
Trograd
Finland
Giberia
Kaiser'zed
Russia
Trotsky
Portland
G. N
N. P
King Street
King St
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