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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1921
Page
10
The document lists several credit terms tied to purchase levels including 50 Purchase 75 Purchase 100 Purchase and 150 Purchase. It outlines tiered credit options and amounts in a concise pricing or payment structure.
Extraordinary value on 9x12 Brussels tapestries offered at 29.75 dollars each, with original prices up to 55 dollars. Limited to 25 rugs in this lot.
Price reductions on 65 dining room suites and combos including Queen Anne and Jacobean oak styles. Mary design and William and Mary influences featured. Offer includes a 42 piece dinner set free with purchase. One quarter to one half off on all matched dining room suites.
A. W. Williams, 40, of 607 Cherry St, leaped from Colman dock at 8 p.m. Monday. He clung to a piling and was rescued by Patrolman Crandall and dock watchman Slats. He was taken to city hospital with exposure and shock. Mrs. Williams said she would file for divorce.
The state coal commission investigates Tacoma coal retail prices with a 2 p.m. hearing and examines use of Washington coal in city institutions. The panel conducts statistical work on Wednesday and plans trips to Carbonado and other mines to inspect points raised at last Thursday's hearing.
Salinas Calif June 14 Mrs Mary Hammond Murray widow of late James A Murray Montana mining millionaire was granted a temporary $5,000 monthly allowance from his estate by Superior Judge J A Badin here yesterday.
Magnolia Bluff residents met Monday at Mrs. Robert Burt’s home 1730 Magnolia Blvd to decide on a site for a proposed new school. The group selected a location on 28th Ave south of Wheeler.
Washington reports Senate G O P leaders wrestling with how to pursue peace with Germany without provoking a House backlash. Senate Leader Lodge warned against yielding to the House Porter plan, while Knox defended his resolution as carefully tailored to the situation.
Seattle aerie No. 1 of the Fraternal Order of Eagles plans a state gathering in Aberdeen on June 20 and 21. A chartered train will carry 360 members from Seattle, with ten bands and six degree teams attending. The Seattle officers will enter the ritualistic contest in a spirited competition.
Former Cuban president General Jose Miguel Gomez died at the Hotel Plaza in New York yesterday. He was a defeated candidate in the last Cuban elections and previously served as president.
In York Pennsylvania on June 14 a dray horse owned by Jeff Williams fell into a dry shallow well. Chief Ed Steele rang the fire bell and the firemen flooded the well to float the horse to the surface. The horse was rescued and unharmed.
The Rhodes Co advertises a wide display of linen and mercerized cluny ranges including imitation crochet filet and edge varieties in white and ecru. Prices per yard range from 7½¢ to 81¢ with widths from about 1 to 5 inches and items suited for underwear curtains table linens and brassieres.
A special purchase of hand made laces including filet Irish crochet Chinese cluny and medallions is offered in the lace section for Wednesday. Filets range 0.5 to 6 inches and 0.65 to 5 dollars per yard collar widths 1.50 per yard filet insertions 1% and 2 inches wide 0.34 to 0.76 dollars per yard medallions 0.10 to a dollar Irish crochet trish crochet edges bandings 0.36 to 4 dollars per yard Chinese cluny widths 0.5 to 4 inches 0.15 to 3.50 per yard medallions 0.35 to 1.00. Special half price.
A sales booth displays fabric by the yard on the Upper Main Floor. Tan Wide Vale Corduroy 75 yards at regular 1.75 dollars per yard. White 200 yards at 0.50. Other colors include rose 75 yards pink 69 yards orange 40 yards Pekin blue 40 yards black 40 yards.
The Seattle Ad Club met at the Bon Marche grill Tuesday noon to elect officers for the coming year. Plans for attending the 18th annual convention of Pacific Coast Advertising Clubs in Tacoma July 3 to 8 were to be considered on July 6 with visiting ad clubs as guests of the Seattle organization.
Margaret Proctor Noyes widow of General Edward F P Noyes dies in South Pasadena aged in her 90s. Noyes, twice governor of Ohio and ambassador to France under Hayes, and her husband lived in Paris during the Franco Prussian War.
In Yakima on June 14 coroner W. M. Brown reported a newly found poison linked to the death of Mrs. Cortland Lanch after an exhumation. The coroner said skull growth could account for convulsions that preceded death rather than poison.
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