Oldest Clothing Store to Retire From Business
The W. B. Hutchinson Company on Second Ave and Union St will wind up its clothing business within four to five weeks. Principal owner W. B. Hutchinson will retire after twenty five years of active service. The store space will soon be used by a major city financial institution after recent negotiations. Architects plan interior remodeling and vaults for banking use. Hutchinson will focus on Hutchinson Investment Company leases in Seattle. Full details appear in Wednesday's Star.
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W. B. Hutcinson
Second Ave
Union St
W. B. Hutchinson
Hutchinson
Hutchinson Investment Company
Seattle
Bisulated Magnesia Promises Quick Relief for Hyperacidity
Excess stomach acid causes indigestion gastritis ulcers and related cancer risk. Treatment aims to neutralize acid stop fermentation and heal the mucous membrane. Bisulated Magnesia is promoted as superior for even severe cases with a teaspoonful after meals to relieve pain and restore balance. Arenes Magnesia No 25 B 24th at.
The Quiet Strain in Margie and Dicks Marriage
In a 1915 diary excerpt Margie battles weariness and fear after a week without explanation from Dick. She disdains his self centered kindness while blaming thoughtless men for harming women. She contemplates death as her child nears.
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Baby
Mollie
Aunt Mary
Little Book
Credit Men Elect Seattle Association Officers
Credit Men of Seattle elected officers Monday night. Winners include O. L. Woods as president H. Porter as vice president R. A. Wright as secretary and Philbrick as treasurer.
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Seattle Association of Credit Men
O. L. Woods
H. ¥. Porter
R. A. Wright
Philbrick
Navy Yard Route Steamers Schedule Details
Steamers H. B. Kennedy and Tourist depart Colman Dock at 6 20 (except Sunday) 8 00 10 30 a m 0 2 00 ex cept Sunday Sunday 2 er 30 pm Saturday 11 45 pm Time table subject to change without notice Phone Main 3101 Price 50¢ Round Trip
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Colman Dock
Getting There How Ernest Carstens Got There
Ernest Carstens, a Seattle banker, rose from ten dollars and cheese and crackers to a quarter of a million from meat packing to become president of the German American Bank. He credits hard work and fair dealing, travels, and family support, and notes nine of ten employers and customers are good fellows. Tomorrow, The Star Will Tell How James C Marmaduke Got There.
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Ernest Carstens
Seattle
Carstens
Rice & Frost
Fifth and
Yesler
James C. Marmaduke
New Washington Hotel
Seattle Movie Listings Highlight 1920s Celebrities and Features
George Ade promotes The Galloping Pilgrim Who Kept on Galloping as a moral comedy with Harold Surfett and a bewitching innocent heroine. Nance O'Neil stars in Princess Romanoff at the Colonial, while Shore Acres draws crowds at the city’s theater circuit. Cleo Madison lights up The Faith of Her Fathers at Class A, and The Eternal City at the Orpheum draws higher prices. Big Six Mathewson leads at Tillkum, Little Sunset plays at Liberty, and Chaplin shorts encore at Mission. Earle Williams stars in The Christian at Clemmer while Marie Walcamp’s Joingle Queen enjoys citywide praise at the Grand.
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George Ade
Alhambra
George
Harold Surfett
Cave
Gilore
Harold
Hearst-Selig
Cleo Madison
Seattle
Tilikum Drum Corps to Perform at Seattle Convention
The Tilikumas plan a semi monthly stag tonight at the Press club as the new drum corps prepares to entertain convention delegates and tourists in Seattle this summer. In Buffalo 15 May, blind children under Dr. F Park Lewis demonstrated a so called sixth sense by locating objects at 150 feet and reaching them.
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Tilikum
Seattle
Buffalo
F. Park Lewis
State Medical Society
Quotes from Ernest Carstens on life and labor
A collection of aphorisms attributed to Ernest Carstens. The sayings cover living prudently, savoring pleasures last, valuing friendship, and prudent money use with lines about dinner, work, and abundance. The tone is reflective and proverb-like.
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Carstens
Seahurst Beach Development Offers Oceanfront Lots and Resort Plans
Promotes Seahurst as the finest velvet sand beach on the Pacific Coast and a future Oregon & Washington Development Company resort city. Encourages buying oceanfront lots from $25 with payments as low as $5.40 monthly, previews a tent city, and invites inquiries to 401 Green Bldg Fourth and Pike Seattle.
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Ocean
Pacific Coast
Landscape Architect Promises Cohasset Beach Resort Boom
A world renowned landscape architect who recently visited Cohasset Beach predicted that within ten years at Seahurst Washington a major ocean resort will rise. He stated the project could become one of the continent’s most famous seaside destinations.
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Cohasset Beach
Seahurst
Washington
Big Ocean
North American
Four Zeppelins Destroyed in Channel Raid Lapses
London reports indicate four Zeppelins were destroyed or wrecked in allied action. One bombed Calais killing civilians and was later wrecked by French guns. A second Zepp fell to a French torpedo boat fire and likely drowned its crew. A third crashed in the Belgian Gierl lesch woods, and the fourth was accounted for after Ramsgate raids.
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London
Calais
Channel
Daily News
Gierlesch Woods
Belgium
Ramsgate
Norwegians Celebrate Independence Day In Seattle
Thousands of Seattle Norwegians marked Norway’s independence anniversary with two celebrations. At Leschi Park pavilion and the Sons and Daughters of Norway clubhouse at Borenave and Virginia, programs featured songs speeches and dancing. The new clubhouse opened at a cost of 12000 with Mayor Gill speaking.
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Seattle
Leschi Park
Sons and Daughters of Norway
Borenave
Virginia Et
Leschi
Norway
Gill
Calocide foot remedy promises instant relief and peel off corns
A promotional note claims two table spoonfuls of Calocide in a warm foot bath provide instant relief from corns and callouses, reduce bunions, and relieve excess sweating and tenderness. It advertises a twenty-five cent package from Medical Formula Dayton Ohio.
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Dayton, O
Combings Won't Rid Hair of Dandruff Triumphs Liquid Argon Cure
An old advertisement claims four ounces of liquid argon applied at night dissolves dandruff, eliminates itching, and leaves hair fluffy and glossy after three applications. It promises quick results and urges purchase at any drug store.
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Pickford
Lottie Pickford
Opera House
Curry Optical CO
Bull Bros
AIN
Margie
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Moble
Jim Edie
Jim
Pat Sullivan
Sullivan
Credit Men
Navy Yard
H. B. Kennedy
LDP
Thomas
Weir
North Sea
Wisconsin
Ernest
Packers
Nance O'Neil
Princess Romanoff
the Colonial
Shore
Orpheum
Big Six Mathewson
The
Giants
Tillkum
Liberty
Mission Area
Chaplin Filma
Marie Walcamp
Grand
Jesse Lasky
David Belasco
Lois Meredith
Theodore Roberts
James Neil
Mabel van Buren
Wm. de Mille
Pike
Ny Generatey
Oregon & Washington Development Company
Seahuret
Beaside
Ore
Choice Holdings
Fourth
Elliott
Oregon
Stra
Hurst
Co Beach
Hurst Opportunities
Hobart Bosworth
Heaven
Stuart Holmes
Clemmer
Earl Williams
Edith Storey
Pauline Frederick
Shore Acres
Adam Rede
Hearst-Selig Weekly
Cash
Warren Kerrigan
the Milkman
Eddie Lyons
Victoria Forde
Alaska
Little Queen
Mary Pickford
Matty
Christy Mathewson
Miss Fonda
Arie SC
Hippodrome
Thomas A. Edison
Mr.Edison
Certs
Edison
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