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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1916

Page

2

Feit Slippers and Womens Footwear Themed Sale

A display lists Mieses and children's Feit slippers with felt soles in multiple sizes. Also featured are Feit Juliet women’s slippers with turned soles and fur trim or plain styles in assorted colors. A batch of women’s Feit slippers priced at 98 cents in dark shades and heavy felt soles.

Mieses

Friday Economies In New Inexpensive Blouses

New inexpensive blouses in sheer fabrics with fresh collars. a range of house dresses in gingham chambray and stripes. lingerie blouses in white and sheer styles. Suits priced at 13.95 in wool serge and poplin. plush coats at 19.50, full cut and lined.

Middy Norfolk

Friday Grocery Bulletin Item Highlights

Friday price list includes Helmet Brand string beans 6 cans max per purchase at 10 cents a can. Assorted fruit peel 28 cents per pound. Citron American Flag Brand fresh and wholesome priced per pound. Mayflower Brand ammonia large bottles 12 cents. Old Dutch cleanser for cleaning. California Lima Beans new crop three pounds for 2 dollars 56 cents. Church’s Grape Juice from Concord grapes 16-02 bottles 17 cents. Atmore’s Mince Meat DE package. Armour Veribest White Tuna No 4 cans, No 1 cans listed.

California Church Atmore Armour

Fire traps two women on Rock Island resort

At Rock Island on the Willamette near Milwaukie a rapid blaze destroyed the summer resort after the Portland Rowing club house burned. Mrs. BR. J. Smith and Mrs. Jo W. Smith found basement doors locked, used a timber as a battering ram, escaped to shore as the roof collapsed and the island burned.

Oregon City Rock Island Willamette River Milwaukie Portland Rowing Club BR. J. Smith Jo W. Smith Marely

Noted Suffragette Faces Hopeless Relapse in Los Angeles

Ines Milholland Boissevain, renowned suffragette leader, endured a fifth blood transfusion operation after a relapse deemed almost hopeless by friends and attendants. Mrs Boissevain’s condition remained unchanged from yesterday as reports came in from Los Angeles.

Los Angelea Ines Milholland Bolsasevain Odda Boissevain

Letters to Soldiers Barred by Red Cross Rules

London reports the Canadian Red Cross and allied groups refuse to forward letters to soldiers from unknown correspondents. Officials say correspondence between soldiers and outsiders is forbidden. One letter asked that it be sent to a soldier “who must be good looking.”

London Canada Hed Cross Red Cross Tike Lady Drummond

Wonderful War Pictures Shown At Press Club

An audience at the Press club viewed Captain Kleinachmidt’s European war footage. About 15,000 feet of film captured scenes near the Russian trenches and Austrian lines with close, deadly action. The exhibi tion is billed as the remarkable chronicle of actual events and starts a week run Saturday at the Moore.

Capt Kleinachmidt Moore

Everett battle victims to be buried at Mount Pleasant

Funeral services for Felix Barron John Looney and Hugo Gerlat victims of the Everett clash will be held at the Home undertaking parlors at 2 p m Saturday. Industrial Workers plan a march behind the bodies as they are taken to Mount Pleasant cemetery, following a recall against Gill that flattened a confrontation with citizen deputies.

Felix Barron John Looney Hugo Gerlat Everett Mount Pleasant Cemetery

Labor groups back Mayor Gill amid I W W recall agitation

The Central Labor Council denounces the Citizens' Law and Order committee and endorses Mayor Gill's stance on the Everett I W W affair. A free speech meeting is set for Sunday at 2 pm. The University Community Club also opposes recall efforts and urges restraint since the matter is before the courts.

Central Labor Council Citizens’ Law and Order Committee Gil Labor Council Seattle Gill Employers’ Association Law and Order’ Committee Central Labor Council of Seattle and Vicinity City of Industrial Workers of the World Everett Washington Hiram C. Gill Hiram C. GM University Community Club of Seattle iIndustrial Workers of the World Homer M. Hill Martin Korstad

Walnut Dining-room Furniture and Styled Chamber Pieces

Ivory enameled and oak dining-room furniture pieces highlighted with mahogany and walnut accents. Decorated chamber furniture items showcased as period home highlights.

Self-Basting Enamelware Roasters for Efficient Cooking

Oval heavy dark-blue enamelware roasters with special self-basting covers. Evaporated juices drip continuously, basting the roast below. Two sizes offered: 10 4 x 17 4 inches and 12 x 19 inches, priced at 1.35 and 1.65 dollars respectively.

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