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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1919

Page

17

Diverse fabric selection with vivid color and stripe variety

A catalog notes an extensive range of fabrics and shirts, highlighting 234 Fiber Silk Shirts 382 Madras with silk stripes 123 Russian Cords and 147 fiber silk and madras mixes. It lists sizes from 141% to 1714 and sleeve lengths 33 to 35 inches, emphasizing unusual values.

Empire Laterz MacDougall

Friendship Bond Drive Struggles in Seattle Campaign

The first cash returns from King county rural schools for the Friendship Bonds drive total $40.50 from Selleck School after a slow start. Several districts report good sales, while Woodinville halted, saying residents bought Victory Bonds instead. Seattle lags but teams plan final pushes Saturday and Monday as teachers praise the effort and state leaders note medals for top sellers. Burlington in Skagit county contributes to the effort through the National League for Women’s Service affiliate.

King County American Committee France Selleck Altho Selleck Eachoola Is & Emall C. C Collins Woodinville Skamania Walla Walla Snohomish King Counties Seattle R. W. Moore Mientenma Burlington Skagit County National League For Women's Service

Juniors Hold Lake Carnival During Homecoming Week

The event features canoe races log rolling fancy diving and a naval raft battle between freshmen and sophomores. A parade led by the prettiest college girl starts at 10 PM Friday with a bonfire and dances on rafts in the canal. Public water sports occur at the Pay Streak foot. Saturday includes a baseball game with Washington’s undefeated champs and the Pacific Coast track meet. Memorial services by the Woodmen of the World are set for June 4 with sacred music and a memorial address.

Lake Union Washington Seattle

Home Made Face Cream

A simple two ingredient skin cream can be made at home using one ounce glycerine and powdered grexite worth 25e. Dissolve grexite in glycerine, add a pint of water, and bottle. The thick antiseptic greaseless cream heals, soothes, and softens skin, lasting months for only a few cents.

Thug Sent to Leavenworth From Tacoma Detention

Telegraphic instructions from the attorney general halted the journey of William Tilghman Jr alias F B Wilson on his way to McNeils Island to serve a ten year sentence for attacking Deputy Marshal Albert Rooks. Wilson was in custody of Deputies Rooks and Tobey when halted in Tacoma. Officials said Leavenworth offers tougher confinement and the marshals had not yet been assigned to transfer duty.

Attorney General's Office William Tilghman, Jr F. B. Wilson McNeils Island Albert Rooks Wilson A. Rooks E. Tobey Tacoma Federal Penitentiary Fort Leavenworth Kansas Leavenworth

New Jersey Candidate Forms New Party Platform for 1970

Washington May 26 The first candidate to announce for the 1970 presidency promotes a “New Party” led by Captain Sir Mark Golein from New Jersey. His platform includes free beer and two “souses” annually, six months on the chain for drunks, $1 a day for family labor, and immigration rules to place newcomers inland. He pledges religious, political, medical, and business freedom with a minimum wage and proposes new revenue sources to replace taxes.

Washington United Press Mark Golein Kt. M. M New Jersey Golein United Press Office Plank

The Day of Days Begins at The Star Monday

A fast paced adventure romance starts in The Star on Monday. humor and daring chase through city streets introduce a quirky tale of love and danger.

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