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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1921
Page
13
Physician Frances Sullivan notes iron deficiency drains strength and mood and promotes nervous irritability. Organic organic iron supplement Nuxated Iron is touted as superior to metallic iron, with quick red blood renewal and energy gain. Over 4 million users annually, refunds offered if unsatisfied.
Ralph Perry of 926 W. 0th at has a broken leg after an auto accident at night when he was struck from his bicycle at 17th Ave. 18th St. N. W. by a truck driven by C. T. Bchomek of 8336 Mary Ave.
Vincenzio Ubaldino pleaded guilty to reentering the United States after deportation and was sentenced Monday to five months in the county jail by Federal Judge Netorer. Rev Worth M Tippy, D D executive secretary of the federal.
US business concerns split between ignoring facts and presenting full data. The U S Royal Cord Tires campaign rejected discounts, arguing real value matters. By May 1921 dealers rose 36 percent and U S Royal Cards sales climbed over May 1920, signaling public preference for value over off list discounts.
Seven I W W members quietly brought from Montesano to Seattle on their way to Walla Walla penitentiary to serve 25 to 40 year terms for the Armistice day murder of four American Legion members at Centralia on November 11 1918. Names include John Lamb J McIriney O C Bland Bert Bland E Barret Ray Wecker and Bert Smith.
A council event at the YWCA auditorium Friday evening explores the relations between the church and industry. Speakers discuss cooperation between faith communities and local business sectors.
The council approved leasing a Lake Union garbage bin to C A Nowhall for electro chemical work and urged public participation. An ordinance allocating 3000 dollars for stress was passed. Whistles were authorized as truck signals on hard rubber tires. An ordinance from the public utilities department to regulate for hire cars as taxis was introduced. Petitions to bar funerals on Sundays were referred to safety. Small parcels needed for the Skagit line right of way were identified. Fifteen thousand dollars was voted to repair Cedar Falls pipeline No 1. A bid from Knights of Pythias to sell land north of Jefferson car barn was rejected. A report from the Seattle chapter of the American Association of Engineers praising garbage collection was referred for consideration of potential 100000 dollar annual savings.
Improvement clubs and private owners are invited by the American Legion to enter decorated autos in Seattle’s Fourth of July parade. Prizes are donated by the Seattle Automotive Trades Association for the best cars in the Uncup. Festivities include bands, Tulalip Indians in costume, a captured German Fokker aircraft, Camp Lewis tanks, daylight fireworks, heavy artillery, and elaborate floats. Thousands of civilian marchers, sailors from the Pacific fleet, Fort Lawton and Camp Lewis troops, American Legion members, National Guard artillery, Canadian WWI veterans, and women veterans groups will participate.
A man believed to be John E K Wilson, indicted January 12 on federal booze charges, appeared in court under the name James Edwards pleading not guilty to a recent feed violation of the national prohibition act. Wilson posted 1500 dollars bail to guarantee appearance.
Short lengths in plain colors and figures priced 11 to 4 yards at 50c per yard. Repp and Armure Tapestry ranges 114 to 4% yards at 50c per yard. Curtain Marquisette Swiss and Voile offered at special 20c per yard, with usual rates 35c 50c and 75c. Fourth Floor.
Lot No. 1 all white hemstitched regulation size sold regularly for 12 4c and 15c each Special at 10c each Lot No. 2 with colored embroidered corners sold regularly for 15c each Special at 10c each Women s Handkerchiefs First Floor.
Special offers on scarfs centerpieces luncheon cloths and chair backs in numerous colors and sizes. Regular stock prices range from 95 cents to five dollars with sale prices posted for multiple decorative pieces.
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