New Suit Lot At Closeout Prices To 35 Dollars
A store closes out offering eighteen suits valued to 35 dollars each for 14.95. The sale includes navy sand gray and black serges and gabardines bought this season. Also offered are 28 white dress skirts and 14 khaki skirts at one dollar each.
Dramatic Clothing Closeout Of Dresses And Kidswear
A large sale features about one hundred fifty house dresses in wool serge gabardine and gingham shades all reduced to 49c from 79c to 98c. Also clearances on boys wash suits sizes 2% to 7 and athletic underwear sets in fine cotton with deep discounts. Reckoned values top at $10 for dresses and $2 for suits.
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Doctor James Keith Defies Odds at Jefferson Hospital
Jim Keith a 27 year old former Jefferson College senior with a broken back after a fall from a window last April has beaten the doctors prediction at Jefferson hospital His wife Ida and infant daughter share his triumph as he begins a remarkable recovery and intends to tell their baby about his progress
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Philadelphia
Jim Keith
Jefferson Medical College
Jim
Schaefferntown
Jefferson Hospital
Tim
James Keith
Ida
Keith
Shark seizes body in surf near Perdido river
Mobile Alabama July 9. William Lamont proprietor of the Elberta hotel his niece Miss Philetina Lamont and Fritz Zimmerman of Elberta were victims of an undertow while bathing near the mouth of Perdido river Sunday afternoon. The bodies of Lamont and Zimmerman were found late Sunday night and a large shark was seen shortly after with the upper half of Miss Lamont's body in its mouth.
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William Lamont
Elberta
Philetina Lamont
Fritz Zimmerman
Perdido
Lamont
Zimmerman
Steamer Load of Shriners Arrives in Seattle Tonight
A 500 strong Mile temple group rehearsed greetings at Union depot as Shrine visitors head for Pier 1 in Seattle. Special trains from Muskogee Tulsa Pittsburg arrive. imperial outer guard race eyed with Bristol and Filmer as rivals. Fireworks light the week with parades lawn fete and a log rolling contest at Woodland Park.
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Mile Temple
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Seattle
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Pittsburg
Kan
Kansas
Pier 1
Washington Hotel
Central
Shrine Headquarters
Imperial Outer Guard
Imperial Potentate
W. C. Bristol
Portland
Col
George Filmer
San Francisco
Northwest
Bristol
Filmer
California
George L. Brown
Nile Temple
Woodland Park
Alf Henderson
Hoquiam
Volunteer Park
Groceteria Now the Very Latest in Venice
In Venice California on July 9 Mrs John sends John to the groceteria to collect provisions. He selects tea sugar coffee eggs and pays at the cashier then returns home. The groceteria or self service pantry is noted as a Southern California innovation modeled after the cafeteria and omnipresent grocers.
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Venice
Cal
John
Mrs. John
Ambresa
California
Combined weight of couple reveals tiny bride and groom
Holliday Missouri report notes a newlywed couple with a combined weight of 147 pounds. The bride stands 47 inches tall and weighs 70 pounds, while the husband is 48 inches tall.
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Holliday
Bride
Montenegrins at Work in Neutrality Trial
In Portland on July 9 the Montenegrin emissaries Jovo Macanovich and P. M. Luburich faced a trial in Chicago for allegedly violating U S neutrality. Bail was set at 10 000 each as they seek postponement to August. Luburich says American neutrality not violated and Montenegrins may tour coast cities.
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Portland
United States
Chicago
Jovo Macanovich
Montenegro
P. M. Luburich
Macanovich
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Luburich
Imburich
Kohn Sees Seattle as World Port Promise
Harry D. Kohn, retired president of the National Clothiers’ Association, visiting Seattle from New York, forecasts a big rally in business conditions and argues Seattle should become the port of the world.
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Harry D. Kohn
National Clothiers’ Association
Seattle
New York
Allies Take High German Officer In Dardanelles Capture
Athens reports 500 prisoners taken by the Allies in the Dardanelles on Tuesday include a German officer of high rank. The message from Mytilene confirms the capture.
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Athens
Dardanelles
Mytilene
Government railway grade to Anchorage to Matanuska by Novem ber 1
Lieut Frederick Mears of the Alaska engineering commission says the government railway grade from Anchorage to Matanuska will be completed by November 1 and the track laid by New Year’s.
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Ship Creek
Alaska
Anchorage
Matanuska
Frederick Mears
Alaska Engineering Commission
Son Phillip Blew Profits Faces Land Suit in Snoqualmie Valley
J R Andrews sues in superior court to regain farm land given to his son Phillip who allegedly squandered all profits. The case hinges on an agreed profit split. The article also notes child mortality statistics worldwide, with one fourth dying before age six and half before sixteen.
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Phillip Andrews
Snoqualmie Valley
J. R. Andrews
Sait
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