Lighthouse for Blind Seeks Funds to Expand Seattle Factory
In Seattle the Lighthouse for the Blind operates a broom factory employing blind workers and returned soldiers. Mary Sanders leads a fundraiser to enlarge the plant at 1663 West 15th Street, with 30 booths on Second Avenue selling brooms Friday and Saturday. Autolsta urged to buy whisk brooms for radiator decor. Electrical tools assist the workers as they weave daily. The existing factory cannot employ all Seattle blind residents.
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Seattle
Mary Sanders
Second Ave
Autolsta
Turkey Seeks Peace With Wilson and Maintains Control
Antipole News reports Turkey accepts self determination by the principle that the Straits should be neutral and fortified defenses rendered ineffective. The Turkish view favors Turkish sovereignty over Thrace and a protective guarantee for Constantinople under international neutrality.
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Russia
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Constangi
Wants to Paint His House But Neighbor Says No
Francisco January 23 Aide of George Shadbourne seeks repainting of his house for better light but B B Power California assistant attorney general blocks access threatening arrest if he trespasses on Power property. The feud spans six years after a prior land dispute and porch addition that worsened neighborly tensions.
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Francisco
George Shadhouse
Shadbourne
California
B. B. Power
Power
Shad
University of Washington seeks $180000 for campus repairs
President Suzako and Bursar Condon urged appropriation committees to provide 180000 dollars to repair Denny Hall Science Hall and campus paving and heating systems.
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Olympia
Suzako
Bursar Condon
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State University
Denny Hall
Science Hall
County Attorneys Granted Extension for Registration
King County attorneys receive extra days to register with the Office of the County Clerk Percy F. Thomas. Failure to register risks forfeiture of their rights as attorneys.
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King County
Percy F. Thomas
King County Senators and Representatives Listed by District
King County senators at Olympia are Howard PD Taylor 30th district I G Ohara let district Daniel Landon 22nd district William Wray 39th district T D Rockwell 34th district Frank H Renick 35th district Fred W Hastings 36th district Geo B Lamping 37th district King County representatives Fred Moss James T Jones Walter J Lunn in the 40th district Alfred BE Miller Evan Thomas 41st district George N Hodgson H C Bohike 42nd district Pliny Allen Frank G Myers 43rd district W W Conner Frank Manosrue 44th district Co O Quatherm Robert Grass 46th district Stephen A Hull Frank Cotterill 46th district W M Pease EB H W Guie th district
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King County
Olympia
Howard PD. Taylor
I. G. O'Hara
Daniel Landon
Willam Wray
T. D. Rockwell
Frank H. Renick
Fred W. Hastings
Geo. B. Lamping
Fred Moss
James T. Jones
Walter J. Lunn
Alfred BE. Miller
Evan Thomas
George N Hodgson
H.C. Bohike
Pliny Allen
Frank G. Myers
W. W. Conner
Frank Manosrue
Co. O. Quatherm
Robert Grass
Stephen A Hull
Frank Cotterill
W. M. Pease
EB. H W. Guie
Treo Elastic Top Corsets at Bon Marche
Three corset styles offered with light boning and elastic tops for support. Features include elastic sections at the bust for freedom, a fancy rep material style for slender figures at 2.50, and a pink coutil corset with elastic top and hip freedom priced at 2.50.
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Plain and Fancy Silks At Bargain Prices
A local sale advertises silk fabric in varieties such as messalines taffetas failes Florentines and satins at 1.25 a yard with many colors and widths from 20 to 44 inches. Also featured are Light weight Japanese silk 35¢ yard 20 inches wide 34 inch domestic pongee silk 65¢ yard 36 inch fancy plaid and stripe suiting 75¢ yard 36 inch dress silks 1.45 yard 44 inch worsted plaid shirting 1.50 yard and 36 40 inch dress silks 1.75 yard Silk and dress goods sections on the upper main floor.
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Copenhagen
Religious Goods at Reduced Prices Ad
Catholic prayer books in khaki and leather bindings priced at 15¢ and 20¢ Testaments for soldiers and sailors 40¢ Soldiers' Book of Worship reduced to 18¢ Bible post cards eight per package 5¢ BOOK SHOP UPPER MAIN FLOOR
Stationery on sale in khaki colors with service star
Broken Lines of Stationery offers plain and patriotic boxes on the upper main floor. Prices are reduced to 35 cents per box, with some lots worth more than double the sale price.
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Copenhagen
Doilies and Luncheon Cloths in Lace Styles
Doilies in liné Cluny lace range 6 to 24 inches priced 25 cents to 2 dollars. Madeira Luncheon Cloths two designs, 72 inches, at 30 dollars. Luncheon Cloths with Cluny lace and embroidery, 24 to 72 inches, priced 2 dollars 75 cents to 30 dollars.
Bargain Fabric Remnants and Yard Goods on Main Floor
Outing flannel remnants offered at 25 cents per yard with limits of 3 yards per customer and no delivery. 36 inch striped outing flannel, 40 inch white lawns for children’s clothes priced 25 cents a yard. Nainsook one yard wide, soft finish at 25 cents per yard. Long cloth 30 inches wide, 10 yards per bolt, price 1.95 per bolt. Additional long cloth one yard wide 10 yard bolts at 2.25. Lower Main Floor.
Men and Boys Shoe Shop Offers Durable Footwear
Shoes described include boys practical school shoes on a sensible last with heavy soles, boys dark brown leather at 3.50 and black box calf at 4.50, men work shoes 3.95, by a shop offering heavy brown leather solid sole dress shoes at 6.00 in gunmetal and dark brown, English round toe lace styles.
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