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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1920
Page
16
Extra quality cream viyella 44 inches wide, heavy French-serge like, suitable for skirts suits trousers. Washes well and guaranteed not to shrink, five dollars per yard. Imported silk and linen for waists pajamas children's dresses, 30 inches wide, light color, moderately priced per yard. Second Floor.
The Star invites the pictured lady Daisy Henry to the editorial rooms to identify herself and receive two tickets to the Metropolitan production of Little Red Riding Hood.
The English pantomime Little Red Riding Hood opened for a five night stand. Dorothy MacKay stars as Little Red while Zara Clinton and Johnny Osborne provide key roles. Ian Hunter delivers Brave Old Contemptibles, evoking World War I memories among the audience.
A traditional peanut brittle method uses three cups sugar with corn syrup and water, plus salt and butter. Add two cups shelled peanuts, cook until browning, then fold in baking soda and lemon extract, beat until foamy, and roll thin on a platter before breaking into pieces.
A shipment of imported handkerchiefs described as Mouchoirs from France arrives in town. The item is nicknamed women’s handkerchiefs locally, noted for being plain in origin yet stylish and unusually pretty.
Advertises luggage bargains with Walrus grain cowhide bags in 16 to 18 inch sizes priced at 5 dollars. Hartmann Wardrobe Trunks three units offered at 36.50, other fiber trunks at 39.50, and a 86 inch fiber steamer trunk at 15 dollars. Fifth Ejoor.
Very fine sulkies sold at five dollars each feature padded spring seats and back support. Rubber-tired wheels provide smooth riding, advertised as a special value in the catalog.
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