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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1919
Page
10
A Basement Store sale features dresses made from fine French serge at $11.75. Styles include navy and black with silk fringe, braid trimming, embroidery, and satin combinations. Velvet, mohair, flannel collars and military braid accents are noted, offering all year usefulness at a bargain.
Eloise reveals to the narrator that her ouija board seance was driven by a desire to learn if Dr. Certeia shares her brother’s royal connections from nine years ago in Belgium. The revelation ties to the duke of Kiminez and a Belgian coronation era romance. The narrator promises discretion for Chrys.
Venicemen of the petit jury were drawn for the United States district court and reported before Judge J. Neterer Tuesday, with selection set for Monday proceedings.
A reader offers love and reform questions addressed to Miss Grey, including advice on leaving a partner, social outings, and etiquette. The column also answers inquiries about Aix la Chapelle, engagement ring customs, pursing photographs, blouse choices for offices, soldier engineers in WWI, and a Pacific Coast family’s wartime tribute.
Frederick and Nelson Basement Store offers deep discounts on traveling bags including Black Pigskin 18 inch bags at 8.00, Black Calfskin leather lined bags at 8.00 and 10.00, 18 inch men’s bags at 14.00, 20 inch black leather bag at 15.00, Khaki bags 16 17 and 18 inch at 3.50, Black Boston bags at 3.50, Black Enamel case 3.50, and Fabricated case 4.50 to 6.00.
Imported woven check voiles and plaid voiles in novelty gingham effects. Ribbon stripe and printed voiles available. Persian patterned silk and cotton mixtures suitable for kimonos. Prices reduced to 50 cents per yard.
Books for sick soldiers may be left at the receiving station installed at the will call desk on the first floor. The American Library Association sponsors the program, and these books will be forwarded to military hospitals.
The correspondent notes Spanish influenza ravages across nations with Germany possibly suffering the highest toll. He cites more than 200000 Western Front soldiers dead and describes families struck by the illness and cemeteries overwhelmed near Sassnitz and Sagenitz.
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