Tailor Suit Shop Offers Made to Measure Suits
Suits made to order priced at 25.00 and 28.00 with workmanship guaranteed at Lemper Brohangee Building.
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Tailor Suit Shop
Lemper Brohangee Building
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1913
Page
5
Straw Hat shop offers volume discounts for season
Storefront notes a midsummer sale at a millinery shop near the People's Bank building. Emphasizes large stock and low prices to attract customers for hats and accessories. The ad mentions Peanuts and Men Mempa 6Chipe as possible brand names or slogans.
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People's Bank
Eighteen volunteers frame Mother Jones house in single night
Eighteen carpenters worked three hours or more to build the frame of Mother Jones’ new home, with each crew handling floors walls and windows. The team included W. R. Bennett and E. C. Newton among others, who praised their union work and finished joints to double-spec. Lunch was provided by Mother Jones and neighbors. The roof, plastering and finish work follow, with final key handoff planned. Separately, Renton hosts a May festival at Recreation Hall with music and a chicken dinner after Sunday service.
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Mother Jones
W. R. Bennett
E. C. Newton
L. Weidman
P. C. Carrier
Roland King
L. C. Lueke
C. G. Lindgren
Oscar Oberg
Ed Bergdal
John Holbach
V. W. Gemmel
Frank Hicb
Renton
Ladies of St. Anthony's Church
Recreation Hall
Local- buying Price Leads to Unclear Listing
The fragmentary OCR shows garbled numbers and stray symbols. No clear names, dates, or places are readable to identify a specific event, price, or transaction.
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Commission
Pierre of the Plains at Seattle Theatre Opens Week
The Bailey-Mitchell Players present Edgar Selwyn’s Pierre of the Plains a French Canadian tale of love and adventure at the Seattle Theatre. The article notes scenic strength and a sold out house with 50c lower floor 30c balcony 20c gallery pricing and matinees Thursday Saturday and Sunday at 25c per seat. Pierre is a strong hero unable to marry due to mixed ancestry and faces conflict with his loves and fate. Reservations available for all nights except Monday.
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Edgar Selwyn
Pierre
the Plains
Bailey-Mitchell
Gilbert Parker
Canadian Northwest
Plains
Seattle
Third Ave
Cherry St
Trust
Pierre of
The
Blue Mouse
Dear Miss Grey Advice Columns From The Grey Lady
A reader asks about eloping with another man's wife and receives a cautionary rebuke. Other inquiries cover angel cake, clearing skin with foods, love and reputation, coffee clarity with eggs, education for a married woman, and gaining weight with nutrition tips from Miss Grey.
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Miss Grey
Misa Grey
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