Moose Lodge Installs Its New Officers
After a banquet at the New Washington hotel, Loyal Order of Moose Seattle Lodge No 211 installed officers Wednesday evening at the new Moose temple. More than 1,000 members and guests joined in a post installation dance. Officers named include J C Berens dictator Marty Bnipes vice dictator H J Leamy prelate Walton G Leckey secretary Thomas F Somers treasurer H K E Spickler and trustee William McCammon Cyler Mayler serjeant-at-arms Charles Gallant inner guard Marty Blakney outer guard BE O Dunlap past dictator and delegate to supreme lodge.
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New Washington Hotel
Loyal Order of Moose
Seattle
New
Moom Temple
J. C. Berens
Marty Bnipes
H. J. Leamy
Walton G. Leckey
Thomas F. Somers
H. KE. Spickler
Yew Clothing Store to Open West of Missouri River
Brown ing King & Co. will open a new Yew Clothing Store at Second Ave and University, marking the firm’s first venture west of the Missouri. The Seattle made fixtures, mahogany throughout, were installed under Frank A. Williams of New York and Charities I. Johnson of Minneapolis. The shop features booth construction for private fittings and a wardrobe shipping cane as a special feature.
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Missouri River
Browning, King & Co
Second Ave
University
Frank A. Williams
New York
I. Johnson
Minneapolis
Seattle
Lydia Pinkham Remedy Restores Dayton Woman’s Health
Mrs Henrietta Miller of 137 Sprague Street Dayton Ohio describes severe pain and limited movement until taking two bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and one Blood Medicine. She reports relief regularity weight gain and improved mobility and invites others to write for her testimony.
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Dayton
Ohio
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia Pinkham
Henrietta Iller
Beattie Browning King Co Marks Long Mercantile Legacy
Peter N Don of Minneapolis becomes general manager as Beattie Browning King Co expands. The firm, one of the oldest mercantile houses in the United States, dates to 1821 with origins in New York and now spans coast to coast. The third generation leads as president with two fourth generation members joining.
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Peter N. Don
Minneapolis
Beattie, Browning, King & Co
United States
New York
Hartson predicts British Columbia will go dry
Millard T. Hartson, collector of customs, backs Roy C. Lyle’s forecast that British Columbia will become dry within two or three years. He cites duplicity in the liquor control system, opposition to Ottawa interference, and the export liquor houses as the source of trouble. Hartson says closing export houses would curb the illicit booze traffic.
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Millard T. Hartson
Roy C. Lyle
British Columbia
Lquor
Ottawa
Hartson
Lyles
Washington
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Sam
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Everett
Colby
CONE
Auto Row
East Pike
Westlake Ave
Tacoma
Pacific Ave
Moose Lodge
White& Bollard, Inc
Leary
Stone Bros
Terial
Stone Bros. Suit
Goneros
Marion
ST. Moritz
Switzerland
Chicago
Mall
Billott
Savings Bank
Northwest
the Bank For
Irs
Sattours Laboratories
YEW Clothing Store
Colgate’s
Colgate
Colpae
B.C
Lyle
Western America
Pioneer Square
Public Safety Committee
Philip Tindall
O. T. Erickson
Th. E B. Hesketh
Treasury
Camp Lewis
Wireless
University St
Col. Western and University
Wash
U. S. Army
Pacific Coast
Neys
Tre
Doan
Dean’s
John E. Nolan
W. 59Th Street
Dean
Bartell
R. H. Melany
Sullivan Street
Dean’s Kidney
Foster-Milburn Co., Mfg. Chemists
Buffalo
N.Y
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