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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1907
Page
8
A new lot of Coat Sets offered at 75 cents to 1.25 dollars goes on sale tomorrow. The collection includes embroidered men Venise and baby Irish lace designs for tailored or dainty Eton jackets with fresh styling and novelty.
Four lots of wash goods including voile and etamines in light and dark colors with checks plaids stripes and figures. Made of tightly twisted yarns giving durability and long service life. Great for camp or dress use and a bargain at 13 cents per yard. Main Floor The Bon Marche.
Able plans loud Fourth of July celebrations with neighborly talk of making noise using firecrackers. Isaac counters by suggesting Able stoke a different kind of noise by chopping wood in the cellar.
Hong Kong reports the village of Yung Chung in Welchon prefecture was attacked by insurgents. Troops responded and in the clash ten soldiers were killed.
Friday evening the Senior Dramatic club will stage The Match Hex and Lend Me Five Shillings at Ryan's Hall in the Arcade block. Director G. W. Saunderson led rehearsals, with the high school orchestra providing accompaniment as the students display in dramatic art. New York news notes: Rera Meeker of Puyallup, Wash, plans an overseas team trip to Oyster Bay.
An advertisement promotes high grade photography services at reasonable prices emphasizing integrity and avoidance of coupons or frauds. It presents a straightforward sales pitch targeting shoppers seeking quality photographic work.
The annual inspection of Seattle post office mail carriers and messengers will be held Monday morning June 17 at 10 o’clock. Carriers will be lined up and carefully scrutinised by two government officials and Postmaster Stewart.
Consumers are urged to tell friends about Tea brand Bet and to report dissatisfaction to grocers who offer refunds. The slogan notes grocers refund money if the shopper dislikes Schilling's Beat, with the store responsible for payment.
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