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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1914
Page
6
Surplus stock sale items include dresses suits coats and skirts with various prices. Featured are Balmacaan coats serge outfits tailor made outfits and materials with prices ranging from under 2 to about 20 dollars. Located at 1205 near Senece.
An advertising message from Dr L R Clark promotes painless dental appointments. It claims modern techniques reduce pain while maintaining high quality with top materials and expert staff. The practice offers a money back guarantee if customers are not satisfied and notes they provide gas anesthesia.
Regal Dental Offices promotes Dr. L. R. Clark OD and OD S as manager at 1405 Third Ave NW corner Union. Note bring this ad with you for services.
A series of reader questions cover engagement timing, rose bead making, 1898 Jan 1 weekday, silk color restoration, crying at the theater, marriage age, and men's wedding attire. Answers advise patience in love, practical craft tips, gentle humor about emotions, andthrifted self‑reliance before marriage.
Vic recounts a plan to swap roles with a courthouse reporter to attend a matinee of The Passing Show of 1913 at the Moore. The piece sketches Mollie King, Peg o My Heart inspired caper plots, Mazie King stepping without crutches, and Kitty Donner’s Broadway start with praise for her dancing and singing talents.
S H Redgrave a neat young man faced Judge Gordon on a drunk and disorderly charge. Officer Mullen testified Redgrave celebrated last night and refused to believe cars stopped running. The judge questioned sobriety and allowed a dismissal, as Redgrave hurried to find a telephone.
A reader advises best man attire for different wedding formalities with guidance to groom balance. The letter also shares a detailed berry canning method preserving jars with syrup, oven heating, and sealing tips, plus a suggestion to use a flat pan and extra jar to top up syrup.
Police report requests an officer experienced in handling weddings. E Nelson of 802 230th Ave seeks a guard this evening from 9 to 12 to prevent disorder during the wedding march. Refreshments will be provided.
W J Black sues Elizabeth W Black for divorce in Judge Pemberton's court citing long railroad separations and a promised home. Married since 1908, Black alleged he warned of being away from home as a gang foreman and that his wife grew discontent with a dugout living arrangement.
Deputy Prosecutor Wright pressed Henry Paulone in the Pleont murder case in Judge Ronald's court. Paulone testified a letter in Italian from Mrs. Werner urged secrecy and warned of killing if exposed, suggesting Picon drafted the note. Witness Mrs. Kingsley fainted, court crowd pressed for seats, Picon remained silent as his lawyers fought damaging testimony.
L L Gregory invites city council board of public works and property owners to a clambake Saturday to discuss the proposed Lake Burien municipal line extension. An additional note estimates U.S. population rising about 4000 daily. A North Bend fishing excursion departs Hall's at 1021 First Avenue Saturday 11 p.m. via autos.
At Firet and Madison the American System Tailors launch a new store promising high quality woolens and top workmanship. The firm bills itself as Seattle’s largest union shop with guaranteed satisfaction or money back and aims to serve the public with season’s best offerings at standard prices. Located at 920 First Ave the shop proclaims home industry and urges shoppers to support a first class union tailoring store.
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