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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1916
Page
4
The item notes that there are 500 pairs total with some minor defects, so slight the flaws are hardly apparent. The imperfect pairs are described as marginally imperfect but still usable or saleable.
Gentlemen style nightwear for boys ages 2 to 16 features full cut outing flannel with lay-down collars and breast pockets. Neatly striped and checked patterns in a warm grade ensure comfortable nights. offered to keep boys warm.
A catalog note promotes 200 men’s bath robes at 2.45 each and states that one dollar buys any garment in this lot of heavy weight spring needle ribbed wool shirts and drawers. The sale is in the Men’s Store at the Lower Second Avenue Entrance.
A notice invites shoppers to visit on the Lower Main Floor Center for a free talk on Pattern Fashion with McCall Doll Patterns.
The St Louis City hospital reports a new non crying baby program producing five to six babies daily. The system eliminates caresses from visitors and relatives, feeds at regular intervals, and keeps babies in a separate bed after feeding. Mothers receive a printed list of nurse's Donts when discharge.
Mrs. Axtell, longtime civic leader from Bellingham, fights for social reform and home oriented policies. She shifted from Republican to Progressive then Democratic, backing minimum wages mothers pensions child labor laws and an eight hour day while opposing Gov Hughes on key issues. Her stance drew applause in the Second district as she seeks congressional seat.
In San Francisco on October 31 Judge Frank J. Murasky ruled the value of baby Mary Rubio's eyes at 25 000 dollars. The award goes to Mary Rubio's parents against midwife Amalia Razzuoli who allegedly failed to care for the infant's eyes at birth, leaving them sightless.
Ample assortments of women's gloves on the first floor highlight Glace Kid options with two pearl clasps and embroidered backs in black white tan gray and champagne priced from 1.50 to 2.50 per pair. Two clasp options in white and black feature embroidery and plain styles. One clasp pique style offers crochet and embroidery at 1.50.
Listing of various washable and silk lined gloves in multiple colors and styles with prices ranging from $1.15 to $2.50 per pair. Descriptions include one or two clasps, embroidery options, pique or prix seam styles, and color combinations like pearl ivory butter tan gray and white.
A new shipment of undergarments offers neat long cloth pieces with torchen and shadow lace trims. Model features lace sleeves and ribbon bead-neck finish. Prices listed at $1.00 $1.25 and $1.50, second floor display.
A wide catalog of sewing items including skirt gauges snap fasteners tape pins collar supports thread and silk spools with pricing listed by the card spool and bolt quantities. Items include De Long and Atlas hooks and eyes bindings bias tape and linen thread in black white and color options.
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