In Black and White A Vacation Costume
A fashion note outlines a summer vacation costume in black and white. It highlights practical, cool fabric choices and versatile styling for warm days and relaxed settings.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1918
Page
6
A fashion note outlines a summer vacation costume in black and white. It highlights practical, cool fabric choices and versatile styling for warm days and relaxed settings.
This Week Exposition offers Marquisette curtains in varying pair prices 2.45 3.95 and 4.95 to 9.75. Imported Swiss applique net curtains display lace edging and linen effect net in cream and ecru with handwork. Rugs and Draperies on the Fourth Floor of MacDougall-Southwick.
Seattle Greeks at the Labor Temple passed resolutions praising Greek consul Christ Lileoupoulos for loyalty after a dispute with local draft officials. Lileoupoulos said he would report to Camp Lewis within five days as a U S Army member and sent a telegram of confidence to Greek ambassador George Koussa in Washington. A Pappas, who charged disloyalty, refused to retract his statements.
The American Bible Society fund drive will close Monday night with a goal of at least $4,000 from Bible tags. Seattle quota is $6,000, state $20,000, and national $2,000,900.
Henry P. Hanson of 644 77th St. N. died at Ocean Beach California after guiding 11 lives from a tide rip. Funeral services were held Sunday at Immanuel Lutheran Church with naval companions serving as pallbearers. Hanson was a machinist’s mate in the aviation section of the U S signal corps.
Three boys Evan Sisson Norman Briggs and Willard Coglan of 605 Columbia et al were thrown into deep water when a boat capsized at Alki port on Sunday. Lifeguards Dailey and Jones rescued them unharmed.
The Road to Victory pageant beauty contest at the University of Washington naval training camp closes for judging. Sailors A P Hansen John McAvoy Carl Caddey A Webb and F P Clemens will determine winners from photos of local contenders. Fifty sailors began reconstructing the open air amphitheatre for the event ahead of the July 23 to 27 performances. The judging, the final step, will finish Monday night with results announced to Seattle’s entrants.
A dense list of vital statistics includes marriages between many couples in Beattie Tacoma and Oak Harbor, with numerous names and ages, followed by multiple proclamations of divorces granted in recent days and applications filed, naming individuals and addresses across Washington. The notices mix birth announcements, marriages, and divorce actions, listing pairs and dates, with a focus on local residents and their spouses.
J. B. Gustine, a Medina resident and former Montana rancher, says Tanlac restored his appetite, relieved stomach pain and bloating, end to back and rheumatic pain, and improved sleep. He notes losing weight prior to treatment and claims he has gained eleven pounds while his daughter also plans to take five bottles. Tanlac sold in Seattle by Bartell Drug Stores.
The Drapery Section offers odds and ends of curtain stock in lots of one or two pairs. Includes Marquisettes Scrims and Nottingham Laces with forty pairs reduced in a tiered price list from 0.50 to 3.75 dollars per curtain.
First Assistant United States Attorney Donald A. McDonald has tendered his resignation to become a member of the state industrial insurance commission. Gov. Lister appoints him effective July 1 to fill the vacancy created by John M. Wilson’s move to Thurston County Superior Court.
Advertisers claim Tiz provides instant relief for tender sore and burning feet. They say it draws out poisonous exudations causing puffiness, caluses and bunions, ending pain in coins and bunions. A 25 cent box is offered by druggists as a year of comfort.
A historical list records U S military losses and injuries in World War I including killed in action, died of disease, died of wounds, and wounded with undetermined degree. Names span multiple states and foreign-born individuals, reflecting broad national service.
In a telegram to President Wilson, officers of the Commercial Telegraphers Local Union No. 40 say Seattle postal workers locked out remain unreinstated despite the National Labor Board ruling that operators have the right to organize.
A home remedy suggests squeezing two lemons into three ounces of orchard white to make a freckle and tan lotion. The mixture is said to beautify the complexion at little cost and can be applied daily to face neck arms and hands. The note claims the lotion is harmless.
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