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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1913
Page
5
A vintage advertisement claims tonics will restore hair vigor, reduce dandruff, and thicken growth. then prescribes an eye remedy with crystal drops in water twice daily. plus a kardene tonic for cleansing waste and boosting energy. finishes with a vegetable wrinkle remover cream recipe using almopsin and glycerine.
Ladies' Tailor Suits Shop advertises made to order gowns priced at 25 and 28 dollars with guaranteed fit and workmanship. Located at 232 260 Superior Exchange Building.
Advertises closing out sale of brassieres and tic items at the Orpheum P Building with Medison t Elitett 1062 W referenced and a price of 1.00.
A bold dental advertisement touts affordable care with a $10.00 gold crown now $4.00 and a $10.00 Never-Slip Plate for $5.00. It emphasizes refinement and lasting appeal, claiming a protective operator and manager guarantee and inviting readers to compare prices.
Dr. L R Clark D D S advertises services at 1405 Third Ave Northwest corner Union. Note to bring this ad with you.
Over 40 Seattle mothers attended a Collins Park field demonstration by the Mothers Training school on child digestion and safe sleep practices. Miss Grace Harrington led lessons on bed arrangement, patient placement, window setup, and use of a bed screen.
A message from Cynthia Grey describes a lonely mother seeking a stamp self addressed envelope and offering to supply a child for care or adoption. The note appeals for contact to arrange arrangements.
The adviser urges a married woman to rejoin her husband and parent, warns against nightlife away from home, and cautions about public dancing and leaving their child unattended. He stresses that seeking amusement apart can widen the emotional gap and risk police intervention.
A reader asks Miss Grey for advice about a young woman friend who has fallen into companionship with a separated woman of questionable reputation. The writer fears gossip and possible public shame and seeks guidance on whether to intervene. The reply emphasizes caution and avoiding repeating harm while warning the friend.
The notice promotes Calocide compound as the quickest cure for corns bunions and foot pain. It claims soaking feet in Calocide solution for 15 minutes relieves soreness and removes corns and callouses with immediate effect. Also highlights availability through druggists or wholesalers. It includes letters praising Miss Grey and Civil Service questions with brief answers.
On the application of Attorney James B. Metcalf for Seattle Drayagee & Storage Co., Judge Cushman will hear this afternoon a motion for a restraining order to stop the strikers from picketing. About 140 teamsters from major drayage firms are on strike, with a methodical picketing campaign at wharves and depots.
The police made no attempt to find Mrs Pankhurst who disappeared from her flat and is said to be with friends on the city outskirts. Mary Wyan a suffragist sat on Holloway jail steps after hunger strike release. Sylvia Pankhurst is reported in critical condition due to a sleep strike.
G. K. Enosawa of the Ad club sailed for Japan on the Awa Maru with a large amount of Puget Sound literature. He plans to distribute the material across Japan to steer commerce away from other western ports.
State bureau of accounts reports Goldendale Washington officials exceeded the 6 percent indebtedness cap by more than 8500. Taxpayers may curb further warrants. a levy for current expenses could be needed.
Laura BE Elliott daughter of Capt B P Elliott of the navy and granddaughter of Admiral Sir George Elliott wed W F Matthews chief engineer of the steamship Spokane. The marriage, kept secret since July 17, was announced Tuesday after a Trinity church ceremony on the 17th. The couple will reside in Portland.
Readable items show NE piece linen dresses in pink white and light blue with embroidery and pleated skirts priced as $2.50 on Remnant Day. Norfolk dress in natural linen with big collar long sleeves pleated skirt and black patent belt also marked $2.50 special sale.
A local sale advertises 1,800 pairs of Onyx Hosiery in colors black tan white pink blue lavender gray navy rose and more all genuine and offered at one half the regular price.
Remnant Day specials include Ercale and Madras cloth shirts with stripes and figures in coat styles with attached cuffs. Sizes 13 to 18, price 70 cents. Blue Chambray shirts in plaited or lain styles sizes 14 to 16 for 44. Also men's white Balbriggan shirts and drawers of good quality long sleeves and various lengths. Silk Half-Hose in cadet burgundy purple green and lavender, mostly Onyx brand, 3 pairs for $1.00. First Floor.
A low necked model with turned down collar and three quarter sleeves headlines Remnant Day. Vallace tucks run from neck to waist band showing West effect. Regular $1.00 value discounted to 79 cents on Second Floor.
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