95c and 2.15 Motor Hats 65c and 1.65
A brief listing notes prices and items including hats and gloves with varying cents figures and a discount or percentage noted as 5% 18% ea. The fragment ends with the name Percy.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1918
Page
10
A brief listing notes prices and items including hats and gloves with varying cents figures and a discount or percentage noted as 5% 18% ea. The fragment ends with the name Percy.
MacDougall Southwick on the Third Floor offers Japanese crepe dresses priced 2.95 4.95 and 5.95 in pink blue green lavender and striped patterns. A raised waistline dress with belt pockets and crepe trim and a house dress apron with white band and rick rack are also featured.
A catalog-style listing shows sizes 24x34 Secca Sa 27x54 with prices 1.50 2.25 and 3.25. Also 36260 priced 2.00 0.50 4.00 and 5.75. Additional entries include 4x7 priced 4.50 6.50 7.50 and 15.00 and Sine 6x9.
Fifty per cent of the 14 children examined at Latona district Wednesday passed the government test for weight and measure. Lois Howard, 1205 Stewart street, scored highest.
Dr. Caro line Croasdale, Seattle representative of the women's social hygiene committee, says social hygiene should be part of every girl's education. She lectures for women and girls, mirroring army and naval courses, and will speak at a public meeting in the YWCA auditorium Friday at 7 p.m.
Landowners not within one mile of their forest property must provide patrol during the dry season or face government patrol costs assessed against the land. Warning issued by L A Treen assistant supervisor Snoqualmie forest reserve.
The report quotes a speaker accusing Germany of seeking bread and Ukraine oppression. He boasts of blowing up enemy trains artillery and magazines, reversing Germans plan to move aviation equipment, and declares Germans will be wiped out. The crowd condemns Brest Litovsk and Mirbach, while Trotsky counters Red Guard offensives.
In Vladivostok the Czecho Slovak government plans Siberian autonomy to rebuild the army and reestablish the Eastern front. It will not repudiate Russian debts and Siberia will pay its share. Japanese report claims Habarovsk captured by the Czechs as Red Guards surrender near Nicolaievsk.
Stockholm July 11 Allied intervention is the only means of saving the democratic regime in Russia, said M. Lavrensky, a representative of the Right Social Revolutionaries. He noted his party supports this policy and that central executive committee members have joined Tomak to join the new Siberian government to cooperate with the allies. Lavrensky accused Germany of aiming to restore the old regime across Russia.
City and county councils of patriotic service and King County Council of Defense will pursue lawyers who overcharge servicemen for drafting papers. A joint meeting Tuesday approved action against these attorneys. The gathering also urged Class 1 men to receive instruction to prevent the spread of vice diseases.
Capt. John F. Evans, U.S. Marine Corps recruiting officer in Seattle, has been ordered into active service. He will be succeeded by Capt. I. A. Udell.
Washington reports Marine casualties totaling 35 with 14 killed in action 4 died of wounds and 17 wounded severely. List includes Lieut J A Lynnett and others from New Jersey Illinois Michigan and California. Pershing later cites 68 total casualties with 5 killed in action 10 died of wounds 2 died of disease 1 accident 26 wounded severely 1 slightly and 7 missing.
A census note reports 182,843 ministers and 225,321 churches in the United States. The figures highlight evangelical and denominational presence across states and regions.
The Sunset Reading club defends its tobacco fund for France and counters a critic from R H Madden of San Francisco. The club says it donates 100 per month and sells magazines for full value, with shipping receipts proving tobacco payments exceed funds raised.
Vancouver Washington July 11 Mrs W H Chapman is the first of eight women to be employed as a street car operator in Vancouver. She runs a one man car and receives the same wages as her predecessor.
R. M. Hardy of Seattle won the bid to pay for a five mile trip on the Pacific highway between Olympia and Tacoma. He was the low bidder at 141000 dollars.
A catalog listing shows reductions on items like Black Hook and Eye Tape, yard canvas coat fabric, skirt markers, wire hair pins, featherstitch edging, fancy silk covered plastic, girdle and cable bone, finishing braid, and X ray featherbone braid. Prices per unit include 10 cents for several fabrics, 6 to 10 cents for pins, and small bundles for other notions. First Floor.
The Hoover offers time and energy savings for home tasks with a motor driven brush and strong suction. See a demonstration in the Basement Salesroom showing how it removes embedded dirt and lint from coverings with minimal dust.
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