Embroideries Sale Bolsters Discounted Fabrics
A newspaper ad promotes a limited sale of 5300 yards of brand new Swiss and Nainsook embroideries worth 50c to 4.00 a yard. Items include Filet Baby effects shadow eyelet and open-work designs. The piece emphasizes keeping prices down at 25c and urges readers to buy now before supplies vanish.
Why Not a Hen When Things Come Like This
Kansas City June 9. Millionaire poultry fancier Kerneat Kellerstrass refused 2400 dollars for a hen named Pes. The white Orpington, prize winner, lives in a steam heated barn, baths daily, and is tended by a valet. Paderewski had urged its purchase but Kellerstrass refused to part with her to build a pure white flock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
New York
Paderewski
Kellerstrass
Amusements at the Coliseum theater week acts
Large audiences enjoyed new acts at the Coliseum last night. Applause centered on Serbini and Grovini, Eckert and Berg in The Land of Two Moons, and on other acts including Ann Hamilton Co in Beggars and Alexander & Scott. Eddie Roesch sang a ballad. Filler, a Hebrew boy violinist, also performed. The shows continue all week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coliseum Theatre
Serbini & Grovini
Eckert & Berg
Ann Hamilton & Co
Alexander & Scott
Eddie Roesch
Filler
New Pantages Bill Opens With Arctic Ocean Feature
The new bill at the Pantages opens yesterday featuring a motion picture Sealing in the Arctic Ocean. Vaudeville acts include Furnes and Burns in a slack wire travesty Hayes and Allpoint in The Clerk the Bellboy and the Circus Queen The Three Juggling Nannons May and Lilly Burns and Dela-phone in tm
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arctic Ocean
Furnes
Burns
Hayes
Allpoint
Nannons
May
Lilly Burns
Del-a-phone
Crimmins & Gore Win Praise at Star Theatre
Crimmins and Gore with their musical comedy company scored success at the Star theatre yesterday in A Warm Match. The company showed capable comedians good singers and a lively chorus with Dan Crimmins Hosa Gore Gladys Van and Edna Davenport delivering strong turns. The audience also enjoyed a film about the battleship fleet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crimmins & Gore
Star Theatre
Dan Crimmins
Hosa Gore
Gladys van
Edna Davenport
Police Raid Detroit Hotel Nets Thirteen Detentions
City Detective Warren C. Hubbard and officers Kent Holmes Hardin Cornelis on Humphrey raided the Detroit hotel and nearby lodging houses south of Washington early this morning, arresting 13 undesirables. Bail set at 25 dollars each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren C. Hubbard
William B. Kent
Holmes, Hardin, Cornelison
Humphrey
Detroit
Washington E.t
Insurgents Losing Fight in Korea
Seoul June 9 Japanese army officials report a rapid thinning out of Korean insurgents between June 4 and June 7. In 26 battles the insurgents suffered about 1,000 deaths and many more wounded with 26 captured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Seoul
Korea
Town Goes Dry and Treasury Empty
Silverton Oregon faces bankruptcy after the last local option vote closed saloons. Officials must meet a $250 debt with an empty treasury and consider a 1 percent military tax via a special election to raise funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Silverton
Ore
Tracks Ravaged by Montana Floods Halt Rail Service
Flood damage delays rail reopening for at least a week across northern Montana. The Northern Pacific reports partial restoration eastward but landslides miles from the hub disrupt western lines. Ties and rails are ripped out, stations and lines require reconstruction, with a 60,000 square yard rock slide at Bonner and river levees under construction to protect Boulder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Hutte
Mont
Northern Pacific
Hell Gate Canyon
Bonner Sunday
Boulder River
Boulder
Atlantic Fleet Moves to Navy Yard
The Atlantic Fleet reaches the Navy Yard while Bee Rattieghip Sitoate remains in the drydock. Hosts depart ten times daily from Pier 2 at the foot of Yes ter Way, offering round trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Yard
Bee Rattieghip
Yester Way
Hammocks in assorted canvas and Persian stripe styles
Advertises several hammocks with sizes from 36x84 to 42x92 inches in canvas, Persian stripe, and primitive Indian blanket styles. Features include tufted throw-back pillows, fancy tassels, divided head and foot suspensions, and valances. Prices range from 1.25 to 4.50.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Russias
Crete
Sumer
Voile Carreaux
Seattle
Second Avenue
Pike St
Walker Street
Paris
Cite Trevice
Chemnitz
Theatre Strasse
Manchester
Faulkner @t
Girl From
The
Princess
Coliseur
Acte
Ar Osteopath
Bert Lennon
Toole
N. P
Montana
FLEET
Fremont
Welch
Househok Og Naa
Rowe Water
King’s
Bartell’s
Naboth
New York State
Codahy
Marehall
Allen's
Tetlow's
Roger & Gallet
Lunborg
Lusborg
Loraine
Atta de Rosa
Vaoliet du Mars
Yukon
Wwe
Sie
Willow
Barteli
Bartell Drug CO
Second Ave
Cherry and
James
Owl Drug Store
Vester Way
Frederick & Nelson, Incorporated
Lieces ‘Ag
Frederick & Nelson
Snnansen
National Land Inv. Co. Inc
First Ave
Penneylvania Rubber
Olympic
Amazon
Penn
Olympic Rubber Howe
F. M
Lois Theatre
Alipoint Wovang
Hearne & Horne
Artiete
Rannore
Clem
May & Lilly Bures
Munster
Mert Leonen
Kiwell
Pantageecoepe
Beattie
New York City
Masten
Crimmins & Gore and
BAN Francisco Opera CO IN
PAHS
San Tor
Ballard
Lances Daily
Fourth Repulace
Grand Street
Peerless Potters
Orton
Miss Rose Dockrill