Special Price Basement Excelent Values Highlighted
A note describes items labeled as lined and semi lined with high quality, referenced as typical Special Price Basement values. The price is listed as 818.50.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1919
Page
14
A note describes items labeled as lined and semi lined with high quality, referenced as typical Special Price Basement values. The price is listed as 818.50.
At a Saturday noon gathering the King County Democratic Club voiced tributes to the memory of the late Gov. Ernest Lister. Memorial addresses were delivered by Frederick Bausman Mrs John Trumbull J M Hawthorne C Snyder Henry M White T F Skaggs James T Lawler and J S Andrews.
Mrs Young Stevens, 20, escaped the quarantine station by tearing a heavy wire run covering a small win opening on the fourth floor corridor. She was later arrested.
Marguerite Tosh and Jessie Goodell fled Grand Mound girls school on June 28. Policewoman Minnie Dahnken pursued them near Fourth Ave and Pike St as Tosh dashed a quarter mile in about 49 seconds despite the hobble skirt. Jessie was caught and returned. a citywide search for Tosh continued.
Traffic on Fourth Avenue and James Street was halted for about 20 minutes Sunday evening after a collision between a cable car and a taxicab driven by Jack Shepherd of the Seattle Taxicab and Transfer Co. The cab became lodged in the cable slot, blocking both the Renton line and the cable route until the vehicles were disentangled.
On J. Cosper leaves for a buying trip representing the Rhodes Company to purchase full dress trimmings laces neckwear ribbons and gloves for stock.
Rabbit named Peter follows thunder like a drum to Strutter the Ruffed Grouse. He finds the bird on a mossy log, fanning a tail, ruff up, strutting proudly along the log’s length. The scene ends with Strutter’s regal display as Peter observes.
Strutter suddenly flares his tail and beats his wings into a thunderous drum. Peter praises him as wonderful, while Strutter proudly puffing his chest, then hides his ruff to appear as another bird before moving on to the next tale in the bedtime collection.
Peter schemes about Aunt Grace marriage while watching her with Lt Harley and others. Aunt Grace resists two suitors and tells Peter she will not rush engagements, leaving him tangled in a comic family dilemma. The scene unfolds with rides, cookies, and half hidden romance in a quiet home.
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Fashion items described include lace trimmed and embroidered filmy Georgette and Crepe de Chine blouses in white and flesh color, plus Crepe de Chine tailored business blouses. Rain coats in rubberized material or with rubberized lining in tan and black, size 36 only.
A group of veterans plans a new post of the American Legion to rival Elmer J. Noble post No. 1. Leaders signaled friendly competition and local officers and many officers from various units have signed to join. An entertainment meeting for Noble post is set for Monday night at the Soldiers' and Sailors' club.
Second Lieutenant Rudolph I. Erlichman and three noncommissioned officers departed Saturday to tour Washington state for air service recruitment. Sergents James I. Potter Ira Johnston and Corporal Conrad A. Davidson accompany him. The group will visit Ellensburg Yakima Naches Weikel Wesley Mabton Kennewick and Moxee City.
James Johnson, former policeman, was arrested on a reckless driving charge after his car struck a bulkhead at Fourth Avenue and Jackson Street and was wrecked. Johnson posted $200 bail. R EB King, 24, of Auburn, is in the city hospital.
Forty five overseas soldiers including Sergt E V Ludvigson and Privates Lloyd EF Green Fred B Hyke A H Howell EB C Pinnock Kk W Jarrett Angelo Algonso and Private David B Brown of Portland arrived Saturday en route to Camp Lewis Brown though not yet 21 has two years service at the front.
Miss V. Thornquist, buyer for the Rhodes Company in charge of children's apparel corsets muslin underwear and boys clothing, has traveled east to acquire full merchandise for these departments.
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