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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1914
Page
5
An advertisement notes Albatross Robes with elastic waist cords and hand embroidery priced at 5.00, French Flannel Lounging Robe with satin trim at 7.50, and Brocaded Crepe de Chine robes with lace accents at 8.50, located on the third floor.
Stamped dresses priced at 15 cents made of chambray blue and tan for working wear. Stamped pillow cases in sizes 26 by 45 inches and 36 by 42 inches, 50 cents each, crafted from quality tub ing with simple, practical designs. Special 50 cents. Fourth Floor.
Rainier Valley residents plan to urge the city finance committee to purchase the Seattle Renton and Southern railway under receivers terms. The proposal calls for 200000 municipal bonds and 20 percent of gross earnings for 28 years unless 1300000 is paid early. Scott Calhoun attended the Rainier meeting urging action.
Advert says Hyomel cures catarrh with immediate relief using a inhaler and Haquid drops. Claims rapid head and throat clearing, antiseptic action, and lasting benefit. Bartell drug stores offer money back if not cured.
The Commercial Club hosted an optimistic luncheon in Seattle drawing about 700 attendees despite some being turned away. Speakers including J. F. Douglas Rev A W Leonard and Asahel Curtis extolled Seattle’s future as a transportation hub amid a period of business unrest.
Council members and supporters urged purchasing the line while engineer J. D. Blackwell warned of heavy assessments on Rainier boulevard property owners and a needed upfront expenditure of 400000 to 500000 for improvements and a new downtown terminal. Councilman Dale argued city ownership would raise Rainier Valley property values by 1500000 and offset losses with higher taxes.
Vancouver city council is asked to close all saloons at 6 p.m. daily during wartime. The suggestion arises as local leaders seek restrictions to support national efforts.
The notice provides cosmetic recommendations for improving complexion. It describes touching the nose gently, using mercurized wax nightly for one to two weeks to remove a bad complexion, and a wrinkles remedy with saxolite and witch hazel, to be used daily as a facial wash.
Mrs. J. A. Myers of 1221 41st North expresses satisfaction after molar extraction by Regal Dentists. She cites complexity handled successfully and praises painless work, low prices, and quality craftsmanship. She recommends Regal Dentists to anyone needing dental care.
Regal Dental Offices at 1405 Third Avenue northwest corner of Third and Union, manager Dr. L R Clark.
Swift's Pharmacy in Seattle advertises Adler ika a fast acting bowel cleanser claimed to relieve constipation and stomach issues with one spoonful. The ad touts its quick action on both lower and upper bowel and cites experiences with appendicitis as proof.
An advertisement touts Musterole ointment for neuralgia and various ailments. It claims fast relief from headaches and inflammation, with uses ranging from sore throat to lumbago, and urges buying genuine Musterole in 26c, 50c, or hospital sizes.
A reader asks about marrying a reforming fiancé amid family doubt and warns against judging by past faults. Advice: give him time, if love lasts through two years, avoid relatives’ pressure, and consider the risk. Also guidance on Christmas gifts for brief acquaintances and on beauty spots, the Panama Pacific Exposition date, and coffee versus chiroly.
A vintage ad touts Pape's Cold Compound as a fast remedy for nasal congestion headache feverishness and sore throat. The dose every two hours for three doses claims to open passages stop discharge and relieve misery with a pleasant taste and no inconvenience. Priced at 25 cents at drug stores and urged to accept no substitute.
The ad touts Resinol Ointment and Soap as fast-acting solutions for itching and skin eruptions including eczema, tetter, ringworm, and rashes. It claims lasting effects with warm baths and notes impact on pimples and wounds, urging purchase from druggists.
S Burnett announces a storewide sale starting Saturday with reductions from one fifth to one half. He cites European war pressures and general market demoralization, pledging straight prices, full guarantees, and a return policy. Burnett emphasizes longstanding Seattle roots and urges shoppers to act.
Regulation Middy blouses priced at 1.25 dollars available in sizes from youth to 20 years. Blue and white collars and cuffs feature full length sleeves. Located on the third floor.
Mrs C explains chicory grown in Europe. Roots when young resemble carrots in use while green leaves serve in salads or as boiled vegetable. Perennial herb is harmless. Dried roasted roots make a beverage favored by foreign-born groups but considered inferior to coffee, reducing its appeal where coffee is priced.
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