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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1918
Page
6
McDougall years 36 Inch Black Chiffon Taffeta at $1.95 per yard and Silk Tricotine at $2.65 yard highlight a range of textiles. Also offered are Satin Marchioness at $2.65 yard, Wool Mixed Plaids, Wool Velour Coatings, and a selection of pelts and fringes with many color options and widths up to 56 inches.
Lace Curtains describe distinctive winter decor with Swiss novelty applique and France mounted nets in ecru and cream. Prices range from 2.50 to 14.00 dollars, with various patterns and sizes offered by JaeDougall-Southwick at Fourth Pier.
7-inch satin ribbon priced at 65¢ per yard. Solid color satin popular for bags camisoles girdles lampshades and holiday novelties. Available in white black navy brown pink light blue Nile lavender old rose and hunter greens. MacDougall-Southwick First Floor.
Washington report says redistributing tonnage will shift to foreign trade, with 75 ships returning from France within 40 days. The Shipping Board seeks crews, with Hurley stating 100000 men needed immediately as training ships increase to meet mer chant line demands and pacific trade may share Atlantic fleet once needs are sorted.
Mrs. Clarke of the Virginia hotel turned over seventeen dollars to The Star Smoke Fund in a month from guests who strayed in after midnight or gambled. Guests are fined two cents per misdemeanor. This marks the second contribution Mrs. Clarke has made from the hotel revenue to the fund.
After the armistice took effect the Belgian forces advanced and occupied Ghent. Front lines extend from Ghent to Ath and east of Mons through Rocroi Charleville Donchery to the Meuse and through Stenay and Damvillers.
Harry C. Lewis and his Broadway company travel to Bremerton Tuesday night to stage a big show for sailors at the navy yard armory. A chorus of 30 Keystone diving girls will perform specialty turns as part of the entertainment.
A newspaper advertisement warns of the global flu epidemic and urges strengthening the body to resist infection. It promotes Taniac as a reconstructive tonic with strong claims and cites authorities, noting millions sold and recommending Taniac Laxative Tablets. It lists Seattle as the selling location via Bartel Drug Stores.
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