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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1916
Page
2
Lower Main Fleet advertises a crowded wash goods section with 38 inch voiles at 25 cents per yard and 36 to 38 inch voiles at 35 cents, plus 36 inch dress linens at 60 cents a yard, pure linen options in various shades, silk mixtures at 59 cents, and embroidered voiles at 85 cents a yard.
Washington report recalls Congressman Will E. Humphrey amid Fortifications bill debate. He sought a million dollar add on Grays Harbor fortifications, then defended a Seattle post office site purchase as the Treasury faced questions about prior recommendations, alleged falsifications, and a confidential correspondence trail.
The piece notes dozens of UW students from F company sleeping on campus as the National Guard mobilizes. It lists officers and civilians moving to service, including Majors Carroll Nelson and Keene, Lieutenants Zech Burtis and Fullerton, and city officials securing returning workers’ jobs. It mentions guardsmen dining together, enlisting recruits, and scouting leadership at the Armory amid recruiting drives and travel to American Lake.
Well finished chest of native Washington cedar in natural dull shellac. Measures 48 inches long 20 inches wide and 11 inches high. Moth and dust proof with brass handles and corners and ball bearing casters for easy rolling under bed or couch. First Floor.
Advertised khaki camping outfits include coats at 5.00 breeches 3.50 divided skirts 4.00 gored skirts 3.50 leggings 1.25 hats 1.00 all in sturdy rain repellent fabric for strenuous outings stressing durable outdoor wear.
Gen. Carranza told 10 000 Mexicans in Mexico City that war will not be declared, but Mexico will do its duty if hostilities occur. War Minister Obregon and officials spoke as parades filled the square with bands and colors. A workers' group planned talks with American labor leaders to avert war.
Basement Salesroom features attractive women and misses suits at $15 in light gold with rose trim, a wide skirt, and patch pockets. Also Palm Beach summer suits in tan gray or striped options, sizes up to 40 bust, plus mid die crepe outfits at $1.50. Glazed Kid Pumps priced $3.50 and children sandals from $1.15.
Special 95 cent large triangle O Cedar mop with handle, polish included. Dust cloths available at 15, 25, and 50 cents. O-Cedar dusters priced at 25 and 75 cents.
The EW shipments feature firm white pique with light blue navy or rose stripes. Skirts are circular style with a front fastening patch pocket and a wide detachable belt. Priced at $1.50.
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