Easter Hats at 7 50 Lisere Hats for Spring Wear
Lisere Hats offers Easter millinery at 7 50 with Georgette facings, trim ribbons, lacquered quills and field flowers. Designs include pokes Watteau sailors chin chins mushrooms and more.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1918
Page
6
Hats and trims showcased by MacDougall-Bonthwick
At 10.00 the Friday show features leghorns liseres hair-braid marines Georgette satin combinations and flowered crowns in silk or satin. Trimmings include ostrich bands lacquered foliage and cire rib. Browns blues blacks and self effects appear in various combinations at MacDougall-Bonthwick on the Second Floor.
Don’t Let Soap Spoil Your Hair
Advice recommends avoiding harsh alkali in soaps and shampoos. Use plain coconut oil for washing, as it cleanses, conditions, and moisturizes hair, leaving it soft, bright, fluffy, and easy to manage while removing dust and dandruff.
Seattle Says Goodbye to Draft Men for Camp Lewis
A civic ceremony in Seattle marks 179 men leaving for Camp Lewis. A noon dinner at the Soldiers and Sailors Club precedes a 1:20 pm parade down Fourth Avenue to Stewart, then Second to King Street station, where a special train awaits. Bands, officials, and automobiles accompany the departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hivery Patriotic Organisation
Betle
Econd
Camp Lewis
Beya
Boldiers
Sallora
National League For Women's Service
Hanson
Adjt
H. J. Moss
Irvin Zileghana
C. Allen Dale
County Council of Defense
Fourth Ave
Stewart St
Stewart
King
Naval Training Camp Band
Shrine Band
Washington State Guard
Post Office
Council For Patriotic Service
Limitations on Sale of Poultry Removed Across West
Portland March 28 The food administration announces all restrictions on selling poultry in Washington Oregon and California will be lifted starting next Monday, marking a nationwide easing of controls on poultry commerce in the three states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Washington
Oregon
California
The
Food Administration
The Frontiers of Youthful Look for Women
An advertisement touts Qban Hair Color Restorer as a non dye to restore youthful color in gray or faded hair. It claims gradual color return without staining the scalp, and notes benefits like dandruff reduction and healthy hair. Sold by druggists with a money back guarantee.
Cure Your Rupture Free Book And Remedy Offer
An old sea captain claims to have cured a double rupture without surgery after doctors advised operation. He promotes a self treatment in a free book and medicine, offering to mail the cure to rupture sufferers who request it with a coupon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collings
Truss
Free Rupture Remedy Coupon Offer From Capt Collings
A promotional request appears from Capt W A Collings of Watertown New York offering a free rupture remedy and hook with no obligation. The message asks for name and address to receive the items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Collings (Inc
Tox
Watertown, N.Y
96 Nurses Mobilize At Palo Alto For Base Hospital Unit
Mobilization of base hospital No. 60 from the University of Washington will occur by the start of next week at Camp Fremont Palo Alto California not Fort Lawton. Maj James T Eagleson will command the unit with Captains Harry K Allen and Edward P Fick leading surgical and medical staffs. The Seattle drawn group includes officers such as Cope land Plummer Everett Jones Lyons Helton Karshner and others with Irazer of Seattle named chief nurse and director of nurses Trev Alansen Bergen of Pennsylvania to serve as chaplain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Captaina Copeland Plummer
Everett
W. EK
Lowrie
Howard C. Randolph
Tacoma
W. K. Mitchell
Sumner
G. BB. Marcy
Montesano
Minselle McKay Irazer
Trev. Alansen Bergen
Pennsylvania
Refugees aided by Red Cross workers in Paris
Red Cross workers in Paris mobilize for refugee relief as German attack progresses. Camionneurs and volunteers transport evacuees to shelters and stations, delivering food and clothing and providing beds when trains run late. Medical and hospital supplies are collected for French authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Red Cross
Cannions
Camionneurs
Martial Law Looms in Kansas City Strike
Adjutant General Harvey C. Clark prepared to assume control as rioting by strikers and sympathizers left four injured and several laundry plants and restaurants damaged. A 3,000-strong mob toppled windows with bricks while bundles from laundry wagons were burned. Police dispersed the crowd and warned martial law as labor leaders forecast a rise in strikers from 10,000 to as many as 20,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Adjt
Harvey C. Clark
Home Guard
John Rawson
Torrow
Masefield to Speak in Seattle April Second
England's great poet John Masefield will lecture at 8 P M on April 2 in Seattle at Plymouth Congregational church auditorium. He will discuss The War and the Future after wartime work. Tickets available at the Press Club or Fine Arts Society rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
John Masefield
Seattle
Masefield
Plymouth Congregational Church
Drama League of America
Ress Club
Press Club
Fine Arts Society
Japanese Foreign Minister Motono Resigns in Tokyo Cable
Viscount Motono, Japan's foreign minister, handed his resignation to Premier Terauchi. The move comes as Tokyo reportedly abandons Motono's Siberian intervention plans. Aaron Uchida, ex-ambassador to Petrograd, was named as possible successor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viscount Motono
Terauchi
Motono
Siberia
Aaron Uchida
Petrograd
Moon Seeks Drink With Revolvers in San Francisco
Arizona man Charles Moon attempted to buy a drink with two revolvers. He fired eight shots at a bartender with no success, then aimed at a policeman who intervened, and was taken to an emergency hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Charles Moon
Arizona
Fifty Two Americans Promoted by Pershing
Fifty two more Americans at the front were commissioned today on recommenda tion of Gen. Pershing. The promotion underscores ongoing U S efforts in the theater as the war progresses with more officers stepping into leadership roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gen. Pershing
Red Cross Gives Million to British Relief Fund
The American Red Cross appropriated 1,193,125 dollars to the British Red Cross to aid relief for sick and wounded in hospitals. This followed an earlier 200,000 pound contribution on October 15, 1917. Marshal Hale of the Pacific division announced the telegram.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Red Cross
San Francisco
American Red Cross
British Red Cross
Marshal Hale
The
Red Cross
Will Abolish Offices at Waresuver and Victoria
A terse notice states that railway offices at Waresuver Victoria and Bellingham will be abolished. The short summary mentions location names and the action of elimination without further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waresuver
Victoria
Bellingham
Red Cross installs knitting machine at Seattle HQ
A knitting machine with a 50 sweaters per day capacity has been installed at Seattle Red Cross headquarters and is operated by a man. Socks wristlets and helmets remain hand knitted to meet ongoing demand. Bremerton and Everett offices will be abolished and staff reassigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Red Cross
War Service Needs to Be Told Members Meeting
The Seattle Chamber of Commerce and Commercial Club will hold a lunch meeting at noon with about 3 500 bets expected to attend. War Vice President J Spangler will speak on the war service office and its work for service members and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle Chamber of C and Commercial Club
Council
J. Spangler
War Service Office
Passover Ceremonies Held Across Synagogues and Temples
Special services mark the commemoration of the exodus from bondage with ceremonies continuing through 2 o clock. Observances are being held in all synagogues and temples.
Cascarets Laxative Ad Claims 10c Box
The ad touts Cascarets as a harmless candy cathartic for all ages priced at 10 cents per box. It promises relief for head ache, biliousness, constipation and upset stomach, claiming the product cures by morning without griping. Any drug store stocks it.
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Second Avenue
P. L. Austin
United Painless Dentists
Col
James
Elliott
Palo Alto
K. C
Japan
Moon
Haa
Royal Worcester
Georgette
Copenhagen
King's
Rhodes Co
C. O.D
Venetian Silk Union
Enda
Nottingham
Marquisette
RED Cross Machine
Bremerton
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