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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 1919

Page

18

Peter Spots Blacky Nesting And Feeds Mrs Blacky

Peter watches Blacky the Crow near his nest and sees Blacky bring food for Mrs Blacky. He reflects on Blacky’s cleverness and odd yet steady devotion as a partner and parent. Peter plans to check Redtail the Hawk’s old nest in a nearby pine.

Ce Fox Peter Rabbit Sammy Jay Peter Blacky the Crow Reddy Fox Blacky Green Forest Green Meadows Fox Mrs. Blacky Redtail the Hawk

Danl Bear and Little Joe Tale Ponying Through Michigan

Daddy Mack recounts a tale from Michigan about a boy named Joe and a bear cub Dan'l who grows big and dangerous. Joe pleads for Dan'l’s life as hunters plan to kill the bear and a dramatic forest encounter ends with Dan'l returning home safely. The story, told by Helen Carpenter Moore, ends with Joe embracing Dan'l Bear at his doorstep.

Peter Daddy Mack Dan'l Bear Michigan Thompson Joe Dan’l Dan Dan'l Bear Dan’l Bear

Irish Atrocity Charges Filed

Official report on conditions in Ireland with demand for investigation by the Peace Conference signed by Frank P. Walsh and F. F. Dunne lists widespread abuses. It alleges killings by soldiers, mass imprisonments without charges, torture in cells, inadequate food and shelter, deportations, and destruction of private property.

Ireland Peace Conference Frank P. Walsh Ff. F. Dunne American Commission On

Feathery Hats From The Basement Store Priced 5 to 12 50

The Basement Store offers hats made entirely of feathers in colors Navy Orchid Cerise Copenhagen Brown and Black. Styles feature ostrich and hackle effects with flat plumage and curled ostrich, with prices from 5.00 to 12.50. Some hats combine three feather varieties for crown facing and curling ostrich details.

Navy

Novelty Bead Necklaces 75c and

Sale notices promote novelty bead necklaces priced at 75 cents each. The brief item lists two similar offerings, emphasizing low price and simple display. No additional details on color, style, or quantities are provided.

Summer Dresses For Little Girls In Gingham Chambray

Small girls aged two to six need light summer dresses in gingham and chambray. Styles include plain pink and blue, plus stripes, checks and plaids with short sleeves and deep hems. Prices range from 75 cents to 1 dollar 50.

Fashion colors and sizes for a clothing item

The listing specifies colors in white flesh color league blue and navy with sizes ranging from 86 to 44 and a price of 4.95 dollars.

Petticoats Offered in Sateen and Cambric Fabrics

Advertised petticoats come in firm sateen and cambric in all black or novelty prints. Lengths available are 36 38 and 40 inches with a price of 1.95. Aimed at everyday home wear with durable fabrics.

SUSPENDERS FOR WORK AND DRESS IN MANY COLORS

Advertises strong elastic web suspenders in plain white and assorted colors. Priced at 50¢ 65¢ and 75¢ per pair. The Basement Store presents a wide selection for both work and dress occasions.

Marabou Capes Offered In Silk And Cloth Styles

A fashion note presents silk or cloth capes priced at 5.50 with optional fluffy accessories. Available in plain cape style and ostrich fringe trim in taupe natural and black.

Glass Butter Jars and Dishes at Basement Store

Glass butter jars priced 65 cents each. HESE covered glass dishes hold two pounds of butter and fit compactly in the refrigerator, preventing odor transfer. Location: The Basement Store.

Burial of Seattle clubwoman Mrs Biglow in New York

Word arrives Friday of the burial in New York on Thursday of Mrs. Biglow well known Seattle clubwoman. She lived at 1308 Summit avenue. She went to New York last winter for a surgical operation. She was a member of the Sunset club of Seattle and the Aloha club of Tacoma.

Buriel New York Biglow Seattle Summit Ave Sunset Club Aloha Club Tacoma

New Ivoroid Toilet Articles Debuts With Du Barry Pattern

New shipment of Ivoroid toilet articles highlights the Du Barry pattern. Mirrors priced at 4.00 dollars, clothes brushes 3.25, hat brushes 2.00, combs 1.00, hair brushes 2.95, salve boxes 0.75 and 1.00, nail buffers 1.50, nail files and cuticle knives 0.50.

Neckwear styles featured at The Basement Store

The Basement Store presents a display of neckwear including collars in roll, flat, plaited, sailor and round styles, plus collar and cuff sets and vestees. Materials offered include Georgette Crepe, Organdie, Satin, Filet-pattern Lace and Pique, priced from 25¢ to $2.00.

Wickersham Contests Office Seat In Congress

Washington July 4 George B Grigsby was sworn in as territorial delegate to the house to replace the late Charles A Sulzer who died after election but before this session James Wickersham Sulzer’s opponent filed contest proceedings asserting he won the November election Grigsby has 80 days to file an answer to the contest

Washington Charles A. Sulzer Congress George B. Grigsby House James Wickersham Sulzer Wickersham Grigoby

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