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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1920
Page
16
In a house conversation Jane notes how wives should engage with world events and entertain their husbands. Bob probes Jane on her notion of an ideal man while discussing Jordan Spence as a model of virtue and folly in love and marriage.
An advertisement touts This Spring Take ory Sarsaparitin A Coed Blood Purifying Tonic Medicine as pure and safe with claims of aiding scrofula rheumatisms and digestive issues. It cites physician prescription use and nearly 60 years of success. Hood's Pills offered as a mild laxative.
A fashion note shows Daisy Henry wearing a brown broadcloth suit with a round panel front and straight fur trimmed back panel. She pairs it with a brown droop brim hat and a satin edged veil. The item invites Daisy Henry to visit The Star rooms to claim two Moore vaudeville tickets.
A newspaper ad promotes a Special Price Basement offering wearables at reduced profits to attract customers. It emphasizes every purchase is a special buy and profits are kept as low as possible for sound business.
Sculptor Lorado Taft urged better fellowship and community spirit to the Municipal league and One Hundred Per Cent club at the Masonic club. Attendees included University of Illinois Alumni women’s club members and local sponsors.
The government plans a Save Money on Meat Week nationwide with Washington set for March 29. Meat dealers will offer special cuts at fixed prices on selected days. The Consumers' Thrift movement offers speakers for clubs March 22 and the following week, via Miss Dean at the University of Washington.
A fashionable trend in London features women adopting monocles. An image shows a young society member inspecting the single eyepiece, reflecting a rising accessory among the elite.
Quality silks for Easter gowns featuring Satin Liberty and Crepe de Chine in assorted colors. Satin Liberty at $6.00 a yard, Crepe de Chine $4.50, Foulard Silks $4.00, Shifting Silk $4.00, Crepe Meteor $4.95. Dress Goods Section First Floor.
An advantageous purchase enables us to offer white sleeveless knee length union suits at $1.00 each. Low neck band top sizes 4 5 and 6. Special at $1.00 a suit. Knit Underwear First Floor.
Bodice with tape tops regulation tops offered in pink and white. Sizes 4 5 6 priced at 50c each. Sizes 7 8 9 priced at 65c each.
White 16-button glace gloves with overseam sewn fingers priced at 9.00 a pair. Novelty cuff gloves with contrasting binding and buttons in white navy white plum and pegallo priced at 9.00 a pair. Imported skins offered on first floor.
Our terms on the Hoover are most reasonable five dollars down and five dollars a month with no interest. Hoover suction sweepers available on the fourth floor.
The jewelry section offers early European fashion pieces priced from 10 to 35 dollars with a special Easter gift opportunity at 10 dollars each. Readily available on the first floor with designs not seen elsewhere in the city.
Lot offers 500 full size all linen handkerchiefs priced at 50 cents each. Located just inside the entrance of the store's Men’s Section.
The listing advertises pillow tubing in 36 42 and 45 inch widths with prices 70c 75c and 80c per yard. Second floor.
Infant hosiery item white and black cashmere hose priced at 50 cents per pair listed in hosiery on the first floor of the store.
Women’s mercerized rifle hose with reinforced heel and toe, elastic tops, in Black White Brown Cordovan African Brown Dark Gray Field Mouse and Navy all sizes 75c a pair. Silk plated seamless boot hose in Black, all sizes $1.50 a pair. Hosiery, First Floor.
Veilings Week features new patterns in salted meshes with dots and scrolls. Novelty veils with bands of ostrich feather fit snugly around the throat in various shades to match hats. Moderately priced. Veilings First Floor.
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