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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1921
Page
8
A dated notice outlines credit terms for purchases, listing price points from 50 to 300 dollars with no extra charges. The document emphasizes installment or purchase-based credit arrangements and conditions for customers.
Prominent sales offer with no interest and low weekly payments. Each dining room suite sold this week includes a free 42 piece white and gold decorated dinner set. The deal applies to all eligible suites on the floor this week.
Mrs Ella Eipper of San Francisco credits Tanlac with curing lifelong stomach indigestion gastric catarrh and related misery after eight bottles she now enjoys a normal appetite gained ten pounds and plans a pleasure trip for the first time in years. Tanlac sold in Seattle by Bartell Drug Stores and leading druggists.
Bilious attacks constipation and headaches blamed on digestion. NR Tablets a vegetable compound claim to cleanse stomach liver bowels and kidneys, improve digestion and blood quality, boost vitality, and reduce need for daily medicine with occasional use. Guaranteed and sold for 25c a box.
Secretary of the Treasury Mellon will oppose granting a soldier bonus this season. He argued that payment to ex service men would strain the nation’s finances. A Senate finance sub committee prepared an adjusted compensation bill with five features but Mellon opposes the outlay and security issuance aspects.
J. C. Harper, a bridge tender, was held up Sunday morning on Eighth Avenue near Riverside Drive and robbed of $205. Two assailants demanded his purse and two pass keys to a safety deposit box in the Central building. Harper identified one suspect and gave police a description of him. the second robber remains unidentified.
A Louisville passenger unable to pay street car fare offered a violin case to the conductor. Inside were two sets of underwear a safety razor and a bar of laundry soap. In Salt Lake City a huge fire at the Utah Oil Refining Co plant killed two people left six missing and 25 injured after a lightning strike ignited a gasoline tank.
An advertisement claims iron starvation underlies weakness and lists symptoms such as headaches digestion trouble and melancholy. It touts Nuxated Iron tablets as organic iron that will restore strength within two weeks, promising money back if unsatisfied and urging buyers to seek the marked product with Nuxated Iron on packaging.
Secretly indicted by a federal grand jury for possession of stolen goods in interstate commerce, two white men and a Japanese arrested by U S marshal deputies. Sanford H Prince and N Tsuchiya released on 1500 bonds, Owen J Hayes jailed on grand larceny. Indictments allege cash registers from Spayton Ohio to Seattle. five more dope traffic indictments followed.
Robert Grandy longtime Green Lake resident died Saturday evening at his daughter's home near East 75th Street. Funeral services were conducted by Blie Undertaking in Fremont at 12 30 Monday. Burial followed at Mount Pleasant cemetery beside his wife. He is survived by two sons L S Grandy of 815 East 75th Street and Harry Grandy of Portland.
Wallace Idaho June 13 funeral arrangements were under way for J F Callahan 61 a wealthy Coeur d Alene mining man who died here Saturday from a stroke. Callahan recently lost 400000 through alleged crooked deals linked to John B Milholland and Jay E Hough Milholland committed suicide and Hough is in prison. Callahan's death is believed to be intensified by the stress of Houghs trial.
Two overseas veterans were buried in Washington state cemeteries. Thomas A. Robinson, son of Mrs. Geo Tapper of Twisp, was laid to rest in Lake View cemetery, and Louis F. Leibly, son of Mr. and Mrs. Chas F. Leibly of 718 Second Ave. W., was buried in Mount Pleasant.
A recalled moment of American life abroad centers on ice cream sodas sought by Mrs Potts wife of the American consul at Bilbao Spain. On landing after two years away her first query asked if the treat was still served. New York June 1
The city council will decide this afternoon whether to override Acting Mayor Heskeths veto of the garbage ordinance. The measure would place restaurant and cafe waste collection under city control.
Dean John T. Condon of the university told the King County Democratic club that the Metropolitan Building Co should build the proposed new hotel on the university tract without further concessions by the board of regents.
London report states Lady Randolph Church sustained a broken ankle in an accident and underwent foot amputation as a result.
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