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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1918

Page

5

Children and Women Ready-made Wear Sale at Bargain Prices

Inventory listing highlights items for a spring cleaning sale. Includes children's handkerchiefs, braids, flannel skirts for girls ages 2 to 14, ladies aprons, outing skirts, dresses, and mechanics' blue bib overalls. Prices range from 29 to 50 cents each, with multiple colors and patterns noted.

Bargain Footwear Sale Highlights Slippers and Shoes

A local sale touts men and women's felt slippers at 60 cents a pair and 1.35 dollars for a durable range. Men box calf slippers priced at 3.50 with solid leather uppers and easy fit. Boys box calf shoes 2.98 to 3.50, child shoes 1.00 to 1.25, sizes vary.

Men’s Wool Shirts and Drawers Sale at $1.25

Advertisement offers men’s natural merino wool shirts and drawers for winter weight at 1.25 each. Regular pay checks cashing location features heavy duty Wool fin soft comfort options up to size 46. Garment listings include all sizes up to 46 with claim of regular price 2.00 and sale to 1.25.

Fire Rips Fairview Hotel Four Die In Martinez Blaze

In Martinez California early today a fire at the Fairview hotel in Fairview addition killed three men and one woman with others injured after leaping from the second story. The blaze likely started when a guest fell asleep smoking in bed. The hotel housed Mountain Copper Co workers and most injured were Italian. The building and records were destroyed making identifications uncertain.

Martinez Cal Fairview Martinex Mountain Copper Co

Papes Cold Powder Promises Fast Grippe Relief

Relief comes instantly with a dose every two hours for up to three doses to stop a cold. It clears nasal passages, stops discharge, relieves headache feverishness and throat soreness, and costs only a few cents at any drug store. Ensure you get the genuine.

Grippe Pape

Antonio Moreno Trains Horse For Movie Stunt

Antonio Moreno amazes film crew by training an unbroken horse to perform a cliff-look stunt in The Naulahka within five minutes after arrival at the studio. The trick involved hiding hay under his vest to guide the horse, earning him a wizard reputation briefly.

Antonio Moreno Hoss Pn the Rudyard Kipting Moreno

England Makes Army Shoes by the Millions

United States drew 100000 pairs from Britain s stock, the reservoir still held 3500000. Between 1914 and 1917 Britain supplied 24500000 pairs of shoes, 3000000 service boots, 1500000 rubber boots to the army, plus 10000000 to Mesia and millions more to Italy Romania and Serbia. Despite high costs the repair system kept worn shoes in service until wholly worn out.

Lowell Mellatt United Preen London United States Maasia Italy Rumania Serbia

The Verticont Pilot and Other Silent Era Shorts

Programs listed include Vivian Martin in The Verticont Pilot at Coliseum Liberty with Meme and Petrovete in Daughter of Destiny and Miriam Cooper in Lady Loa of the VYuaken at Clemerber. Franklyn Farnum stars in The Eighth Grin at Mission while Iren M Lowry headlines For the Freedom of the World at Strand. Gladys Breckwell appears in To Honor and Obey at Colonial with Jack Pickford in Tom Saw yer at Nex. Douglas Fairbanks stars in The Habit of Happiness at Class A.

Vivian Martin Petrovete Destiny Clemmer Miriam Cooper Lady Loa Franklyn Farnum Strand Iren M. Lowry Gladys Breckwell

Camp Amusements Set to Open February Fifteenth

Staff Correspondent reports Greene park at Camp Lewis in Tacoma will open about February 15 for soldiers. Maj. Gen. Henry A. Greene is honored by the park name, a temporary christening by Brig. Gen. Frederick B. Foltz. Thousands seek concessions within the park for diverse businesses.

Camp Lewis Tacoma United States Fort Riley Greene Foltz Eddie Reinhols

Salts in Hot Water Clears Pimply Skin

A noted authority recommends Jad Salta mixed with hot water each morning for a week to clear pimples. The remedy is said to cleanse the blood by stimulating kidney function and reducing bowels toxins, using a grape and lemon lithia composition.

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If you value your watch Haynes repair it

Advertisement for watch repair service urging owners to trust Haynes with faulty or valued timepieces at the Next Liberty theatre location.

Haynes Liberty Theatre

Alsatian Lorraine Group Forms Seattle Branch

The Alsatian-Lorrainers of Seattle organize a local branch of the General Association of Alsatians-Lorrainers America to protect French-origin residents. World Society leaders include President Woodrow Wilson and honorary president Julia Jusserand. Colmar mayor M. J. Blumenthal heads Alsace branch. Temporary HQ in Attorney Sommer's Pioneer Building office. Sommer, a native of Wiseembourg, Alance.

Beattie Association Generale Des Alsaciens-Lorraines -Amerique France Woodrow Wilson Julia Jusserand M. JD. Blumenthal Colmar Alsace World Society Alsace-Lorraine Attorney Sommer Pioneer Sommer Wiseembourg Alance

Seattle Women Join War Savings Campaign

Seattle women gird for action as 12 neighborhood heads are appointed to lead the war savings drive. City Chairman Reginald H. Parsons requests immediate organization with Mrs. R. F. Weeks announcing the appointments. A local banker offers 20 dollars for an original war savings song and a second prize for an adaptable thrift song.

Seattle Reginald H. Parsons R. F. Weeks Washington

Swiss Exemption Orders Discharges at Camp Lewis

Swiss citizens at Camp Lewis will be discharged from the army whether or not they claimed exemption earlier. War Department instructions confirm protection under an old treaty. Some who were denied discharges after delay appealed and, after cabling with Switzerland, were released.

Camp Lewis Tacoma War Department Switzerland

Willie Ritchie Recounts Camp Lewis Cafeteria Moment

At Camp Lewis Tacoma on January 31 a wartime era note recounts Willie Ritchie former lightweight champion now an instructor at the camp. He recalls being asked where he should march in the cafeteria with a humorous line about snuff.

Lewis Tacoma Willie Ritchie Willie

Seattle fish market closes temporarily amid salmon shortage

Seattle's municipal market halted sale until Friday due to floods wiping out state river traps. Dr. McBride says supplies should resume as hatcheries report quick recovery, with 800 pounds on hand and prices at 7 cents a pound. Officials may consider freelance cod offers if prices allow a public benefit.

Seattle McBride Father Seattle Dr. McBride

Today’s Beauty Talk Sham Shampoo Stirs Frugal Hair Care

An ad touts Canthrax dissolving in hot water to create a cheap shampoo. One teaspoon in a cup makes a full wash liquid to cover scalp and hair easily. It claims to remove dandruff oil dirt and leaves hair fluffy shiny and soft after rinse.

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