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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1921
Page
8
A Western Pacific railroad employee may accept a small wage reduction while union representatives negotiate. The unnamed union spokesman said any cut as drastic as a proposed plan would not be accepted by the workers.
Mrs. Nellie Barrow claims federal prohibition officers fired at her auto near Everett on March 15 during a search and damaged a tire. She presented a bill for 44.25 dollars to State Prohibition Director McDonald.
Morinobu Hirota Japanese consul here will depart for Japan on April 1 for a six months leave due to ill health. He has been relieved from his duties as consul amid the health issue.
An advertisement promotes a Degnen Radio-Active Solar Ped device for various ailments including constipation rheumatism and nervous disorders. It claims daily wear delivers continuous radio active rays improving circulation enabling relief with a money back risk free offer. The Radium Appliance Co lists 1076 Bradbury Ridge Los Angeles Calif for details.
London reports Britain will send a commissioner to Moscow to begin preliminary trade arrangements under the new agreement. The move follows Lloyd George's defense of recognizing the Soviet government and signals optimism about shifts in Bolshevik leadership beliefs. The speech cites Lenine's tempered stance to engage with a capitalistic world. Bolshevik press in Britain favors foreign capital but cautions on easing restrictions.
Funeral services for 60 year old Mrs Angie McMonagle were set at 10 p m Wednesday at the Home Undertaking Co chapel. She died Monday at the home of her nephew J D McPherson located at 210 Thomas et. The notice states the location and time of the service.
The Rhodes Co presents navy serge and navy tricotine suits in sizes 16 to 40 with short waist and straightline cuts. Display highlights include Bis in braid stitching and buttons, with premium workmanship, priced at 24.50, on the second floor.
A new shipment arrives in the Trimming Section offering braid girdles in Roman stripes and silk tricolette in rust orange blue gray navy and black priced at 5.00. Also featured are girdle braids in Roman stripe combinations priced per yard at 1.75.
Mrs. Althe Mra Frankie Fung wife of the Society theatre proprietor at 201 Broadway N thwarted a robber with flattery and pleas but the bandit seized the day’s receipts $125 from the confectionery counter and fled. Ring assisted. robber described as stylish with a smooth but harsh voice. Also noted, George Scoville, formerly of the Marion Ohio band with President Harding, died in Tacoma.
Letters from women across the country express gratitude for regained health through Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. They describe long months of illness followed by recovery, crediting the natural remedy as a restored vitality and wellbeing.
Silk camisoles in maize white and flesh from 86 to 44 bust size are reduced from 1.95 to clear stock. Upper main floor display with crepe de chine and wash satin styles. Plan to move quickly.
Three thousand men's ties in varied stripes dots scrolls and floral designs and two tone novelties in fancy or conservative patterns, formerly selling at 50c 75c and 1 00 are reduced for quick cleanup to 35c each or three for 1.00.
A special offers 1 silk messaline middy tie six inches wide and 114 yards long in plain navy brown gray Copenhagen and other shades at an exceptional value.
The trimming section offers a rare display of handmade laces for collars cuffs and vests including Irish crochet Point Venise Filet and Chi ee Cluny in widths from inch to 10 inches. Prices range from 25 cents to 7.50 per yard.
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