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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1918
Page
5
Hanson appoints Grover Conklin 33 to serve as deputy comptroller and secretary to Ole Hanson as secretary at city hall. Conklin, married with children, has worked for the city since 1908 and currently studies law toward admission to the bar.
Amalia Wilson testifies on Monday that she is unsure which side is in the right in a divorce dispute. Superior Judge Hal and attorney Glenn F. Cork Wilson hear the case as the husband claims grounds related to alleged poisoning.
James F., chief scout executive of the Scouts of America, replied to charges filed against officials in Washington. He said the accusations were baseless and asserted funds were not misused, defending Gluck and associates amid allegations of funds raised by pretenses.
A roomer at the Our hotel 115 Main St suffered a theft Tuesday night, with $7.75 taken from his belongings. Details about the suspect or motive were not disclosed.
Rev A H Sykes of the Presbyterian church in Tenn reports his wife suffered ten months with stomach and kidney troubles and nervous weakness. After starting Tanlac she improved within a week, regaining appetite, strength, and better digestion, with symptoms vanishing. He endorses the medicine and says his skeptical stance has been persuaded.
Lightly imperfect silk stockings irregulars and full fashioned varieties in black white and colors. Sizes 8 to 10 with prices around 89c to 98c. Ladies black kid button shoes and hand turned boots offered with various sizes and regular values, all on sale on two floors.
A special money day sale offers 600 pairs of fine French lambskin gloves. The gloves are described as soft, well made, with two-clasp pique and three-row embroidery backs in black white or champagne. Easter shoppers are prompted by the timing and the low price for equal quality goods.
Fraser-Paterson Co offers a great Easter suit sale with new spring styles and remarkable values. Reproductions of higher priced models in fine serge and wool poplin, including tailored and fancy designs, in colors like Polly navy tan and Copenhagen, priced at 22.50 on the Third Floor.
Bargain sale lists net laces in multiple widths formerly 85c to $1.00, now at special yard prices. Includes embroidered remnants, torchon laces, and shadow laces. Also offers sterling silver jewelry pieces 59 cents to $1.50, pocketbooks, and knitters sets at sale prices. All descriptions indicate floor sale items and limited quantities.
Reduced linens for Money Day feature selected odd pattern cloths and napkins from regular stocks. Cloth sizes range from 68x68 inches to 72x144 inches with special pricing. napkins priced per dozen. Second Floor.
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