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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1913
Page
5
A reader asks Miss Grey if mills can deduct hospital fees under a workers compensation regime. A staff answer says the fee is not justified and calls it graft, with limited remedies for workers challenging the deduction.
A blood and nerve tonic claims to aid nervous disorders, mental lows, epilepsy, skin eruptions, biliousness, liver and kidney troubles, constipation, appendicitis, diabetes, rheumatism, and other chronic diseases. Each $1 box allegedly contains over a month of treatment, prepared by German Pharmacal Co. Seattle. Available at Quaker Drug Co. First Ave and Giles Drug Co. 1125 Jackson St. Also touted with Beattie area testimonials.
A two day sale offers reg u l ar stock women's suits and coats at 18.50 with many pieces reduced to 14.50 for Friday and Saturday only. The collection includes wool poplin serges ratines epanges and novelties in brown striped ratine blue and white stripes and various checks with tailored pockets and satin linings. About 90 coats and suits available in multiple lengths and colors. Second Floor.
A Great Sale of Aluminum Kitchen Utensils guaranteed 99 percent pure features tea kettles spun aluminum pans pots and bowls with varied sizes and special prices. Listings include jelly moulds colanders bread pans and rice rollers with prices for No 1 No 2 and larger sizes. Basement location at The MacDougall Southwick Co.
Maude Adams drew a full house as Peter Pan in a Metropolitan Theatre production. The famed actress delighted adults with the fanciful fairy tales though some acts were disjointed. A matinee Friday at 2 pm aims to include many children.
A Seattle construction firm, Seattle Construction & Drydock Co, won the contract to build the WU.8. submarine tender Bushnell for about 937,000 dollars. The navy expects completion in 21 months.
An advertisement touts Today's Beauty Recipes One shampoo by drogenite and a magatone lotion mixed with witch hazel to cleanse skin, prevent shine from perspiration, freckles, tan and sunburn, and leave hair glossy and lustrous. It claims outdoor exercise improves complexions and urges readers to try the products.
Ellen Ask of Adams school won the bread baking championship in a contest that drew 6,000 competitors. Mrs. Ellen P Dabney superintendent of the science department presented the silver trophy amid applause at the Adams school with the student body and Ballard residents in attendance.
A stranger on Washington Street near Seconday punched Thomson at 10 o clock and took his watch plus 35 dollars in cash in what appears to be a street robbery. Thomson received aid after the assault.
London June 5 The trial in the king's bench division for window smashing names Mrs Emmeline Pankhurst her two daughters Pethick Lawrence and Mrs Lawrence and Mrs Tuke. The Pankhurst women were absent while the others disclaimed responsibility and implied the militant leader and her daughters bore blame.
The message invites children to grow garden produce and prepare exhibits for the state children’s fair in Spokane. Mrs. Josephine Preston oversees. Counties form community centers hosting annual fairs, feeding exhibits to county then state levels. Centers already in Walla Walla Spokane Whitman Skamania Pierce Lewis Island Benton Vrankin Okanogan Snohomish Singit San Juan. Calvin C. Thomason to organize King county centers.
The Seattle Transportation Club will host an all-day outing at Fortuna Park next Sunday afternoon featuring races a ball game and a dance to close the event with activities for all members and guests.
Rumors say B L Winchell will replace Howard Elliott as head of the Northern Pacific. Elliott may resign to lead the New York New Haven Hartford lines. Winchell, Frisco receiver, is in St Paul consulting Judge Sanborn on receivership proceedings.
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