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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1916
Page
4
The passage previews gubernatorial candidates with figures Col T Roosevelt and Col Roland H Hartley. It contrasts Roosevelt and Hartley by likening them to a highball and grape juice while noting shared political trade.
Mrs Henry Weiss travels to Chicago as immigration inspector is hospitalized. Federal Judge Neterer dismisses a $66 000 damage suit by Matthew Mullen against the E R O Gillespie. William Gillespie 69 dies in Seattle. Maritime freight in Hawaii depends on sailing vessels after Matson line strike. J C Ralston urges clearer state water laws. Reverend Paul Dethoor dies at Providence hospital after Indian ministry. National French holiday planned at Lincoln Beach. J F Piper reviews Revelations as good vs evil. Frank Vite captured near Portland awaiting deportation to Italy. Elizabeth Layman Chicago pianist performs at university. Liberty Bell anniversary observance postponed to August 17. Fire battles in Rionido California Redwood forests. ammonia tank blast in New York butcher shop leaves five dead. Madame Hesse Sprotte chairs St Cecilia music club. Captain Jones held responsible for Barrister grounding. Elks convention and other national headlines. Springfield militia actions against cement workers. Mrs Vernon Castle mourns lap dog. Various city notes and political opinions contrast Roosevelt and Hartley on socialism and union issues. Hartley biography: Everett colonel, ex-mayor, legislator, lumber businessman.
Bishop O'Dea condemned birth control propaganda as bunk during the Washington State Medical Association banquet at the Washington hotel. Speakers included Dr. F F Westbrook and Governor Lister, with talks on medical education reform and public health officer training.
A display highlights turbans and all black hats in smaller shapes. Prices mark reduced items at two dollars and ninety five cents, offering bargain choices for shoppers seeking compact headwear.
Multiple skirt styles in mohair and Palm Beach cloth with stripes and novelty pockets priced at 4.50 and 5.75. Serge skirts 5.75 feature green and white effects with three piece models and belt pockets. Coats reduced to 9.35 and 12.25 in basement sale as last chance offers.
New shipment of boys wash blouses in tapeless style with military collar and flat felled seams sizes 6 to 15 years 20¢. Wash hats in white and color 25¢. Bathing suits in dark blue trimmed with white or red sizes 24 to 34 50¢. Basement Salesroom.
In the basement salesroom a collection of girls wash dresses priced at 95 cents. Plaid and stripe ginghams with white trim or coordinating colors are offered in sizes 6 to 14 years. Middy dresses in white and color combinations are available up to size 14 years for 1.25 each.
The notice lists price breaks for pairs based on size ranges. Sizes eight to eleven cost 1.45 dollars per pair. Sizes eleven to two cost 1.75 dollars per pair.
Windsor supplies lightweight ties priced at 25 cents each to complement middy blouses. Plain colors checks and floral effects are offered in an attractively low rate for school or seaside attire.
Clothing note advertises women's poros-mesh union suits in a low neck sleeveless cut. Available sizes range from 34 to 44 with a stock of 500 suits, featuring tight or lace-trimmed knee coverage.
Basement Salesroom advertises Omen's Phoenix Lisle stockings in black and white sizes 8 9 and 9 1 2 with three pairs priced at 1.00. The offer emphasizes value and stock for shoppers.
Describes a Corset or foundation garment labeled AC pictured by P N Cor with medium bust long skirt boned protector under lacing two sets of hose supporters. Priced at one dollar, advertised as basement sale.
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