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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1922
Page
9
The ad touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a mild fast acting laxative replacing calomel for liver and bowel issues. It claims quicker relief with no tooth damage and avoids calomel’s harmful effects while improving headaches dullness and sluggish feelings.
Alpheus Byers, newly elected president, spoke at the Installation banquet at the Railway Exchange building pledging the club to tax reductions and tough enforcement. He cited city costs including legal and payroll figures for Seattle Minneapolis and Cincinnati, and compared tax burdens per thousand property value across cities to justify lower Seattle taxes.
More than 106 students attend the ongoing farmers winter school at the Western Washington experiment station and will be guests of the Puyallup Commercial Club next Monday evening.
Traveler and social economist Lincoln Steffens will address Crystal Pool Saturday night on Revolution and What It Has Done to Our Theory. He spent three years in Russia studying the revolution. Hulet M. Wella from Seattle Central Labor Council is on the program, which begins at p m.
The best offer for 1,000,000 dollars of 5 percent highway bonds carried a premium of 33,900 dollars, yielding a 4.68 basis, slightly below December bids on state road bonds. The issue was awarded to a syndicate of Portland and San Francisco firms after desultory bidding.
Bargain sale offers 600 dress and gingham aprons at 1.00 each. Regular prices 1.39 1.50 1.75 and 1.95. Includes new plaid percale apron dresses secured for the event.
Regular stock hats trimmed for winter offered at one dollar each as a Dollar Day promotion. The sale emphasizes value with fifty hats available at a fixed price.
Readable catalog note shows women’s voile and organdie blouses offered at 7 for 1. Styles include short and long sleeves with lace and tuck trims. The ad emphasizes two for a dollar pricing and varied designs.
The note lists Heatherbloom mercerized fabrics including twill plain and fancy cotton taffeta and sateen. It reads as a catalog fragment or textile specification snippet.
Black lateen fabric bloomers with elastic knee and waistband. Full cut. Sizes 8 through 20. Two pairs for 1.00. Catalog note lists 200 items at bargain price.
A clearance sale lists items: 64 women's white voile blouses, girls coverall aprons, two 57 inch Gini Tub dresses in sizes 6 to 12, and black lateen office aprons priced at $1.55.
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