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Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1917

Page

4

Remnants of Printed Lawns Special at Bon Marche

Printed lawn remnants offered in lengths to seven yards and up to twelve yards per piece. Percales available 32 and percent inches wide with patterns and lengths up to ten yards at ten cents per yard. Floral and stripe crepes 30 inches wide sold by the yard at ten cents. Bleached pillow tubing 45 inches wide priced at twenty three cents per yard. LOWER MAIN FLOOR THE BON MARCHE.

Collingbourn BON Marche

Anniversary Linen Crash Sale with Pure Linen Fabrics

The notice promotes an anniversary sale on linen fabrics including Pure Linen Crash in natural color at 16 inches wide for 10 cents per yard, Bleached Crash at 16 inches wide with heavy thread at 12 1/2 cents, and other Crash linens from 15 to 20 cents per yard.

BON Marche

Seattle Fisheries Defense Plan Urges Coastal Fleet Use

A Seattle article argues for a National Fisheries Defense Board to coordinate dual roles for the industry. It envisions American fisheries expanding quickly for war needs and civilian food, while balancing naval support with minimum cut to food output.

America National Fisheries Defense Board

Hollweg Faces Crisis as Rich Oppose Peace

London May 3 German Chancellor Von Goethmann Hollweg faces intense political pressure as conservatives oppose electoral reforms and cliques of cocallats fault his reform pace and food control. reports of a new peace offer fuel opposition amid doubts over his leadership and plans.

Hollweg Rich London von Goethmann-Hollweg Germany Eperch Denmark Holland Co Clallats Junkers Belgium France Hindenburg

Socialist peacer Kaiser backs peace move in Reichstag

Amsterdam May 3 The German government appoints a socialist to head the constitution committees of the Reichstag. Philip Scheidemann, backed by government aid, leads efforts for a separate peace with Russia through socialist conference, a liberal chosen for this post.

Amsterdam Reichstag Berlin Philip Scheidemann Russia Germany Conference of Socialists

War Carnival in Vancouver to feature Dr Henry Suzzalio

Dr Henry Suzzalio will be principal speaker on America day at the War Carnival in Vancouver where he attends as the representative of Washington state. Mrs Lee Steele's condition worsens after ingesting bichloride of mercury at Providence hospital under Dr M F Dwyer care. Eddie Metzdorf, linked to the Gill trial, is jailed to serve a $100 disorderly conduct sentence from two years ago.

Henry Suzzalio America Vancouver State of Washington Lee Steele M. F. Dwyer Providence Hospital Eddie Metzdorf Gill John Hamrick Board of Censorship E. H. Smith Rex Theatre Smith Flemming 17Th Ave Butterworth Chapel University of Washington Auburn Cecil M. J. Clark Seattle Day Nursery Robert M. Burton

High School Boys Organize Garden Work Group

Israel Wienkr Hugh Underwood and Harold Hutchinson lead a Patri otic Legion committee at Broadway High School signing up 100 boys to work in gardens. They seek reasonable remuneration and land on shares. Call Elliott 4160 for Mr. Chapman.

Israel Wienkr Hugh Underwood Harold Hutchinson The Patriotic Legion of the Broadway High School Elliott Mr. Chapman

Salmon Bay bids for filling back of bulkhead

The port commission opened bids for filling 100000 yards of earth behind the bulkhead on port property at Salmon Bay yesterday afternoon. Puget Sound Bridge and Dredging Co and Standard Dredging Co submitted bids. The board took no steps to replace Robert Bridges, who resigned recently.

Port Commission Salmon Bay Puget Sound Bridge and Dredging Co Standard Dredging Co Robert Bridges

Carload of wheat sells at 3 16 a bushel in Chicago

One carload of Turkey No. 2 hard wheat sold on the cash market today at 40 cents over the May delivery price, making it 3 16 per bushel.

Chicago

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