Kennewick Clothing Stock On Sale Wednesday
The complete Kennewick clothing stock from Kennewick Washington is being sold Wednesday at 9 AM. H M Rogers proprietor of Red Front Clothing moved and merged stock at 1508 1510 First Avenue. It includes men s clothing furnishings hats shoes Suits Overcoats shirts underwear and more all marked to rock bottom sale prices.
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Kennewick Clothing
Kennewick
Washington
H. M. Rogers
Red Front Clothing Company
Rogers
Red Front
First Avenue
Kuppenheimer and
Monarch and
Better Train Service Soon to Greet U. S.
Washington reports demobilization of troops will free thousands of railroad cars for passenger use within two months. Local passenger trains may be added to meet demand and one or more transcontinental trains are likely. Some routes will not return to prewar competition under current administration.
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Washington
McAdoo
Epring
Hurley Seeks Universal Seaman Wage in Allied Talks
Chairman Bh. N. Hurley of the United States Shipping Board, en route to England, will push for a standardized universal wage for seamen. He will first meet the British Seamen's Union to discuss the agreement between allied governments, shipping interests and labor.
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Bh. N. Hurley
United States Shipping Board
England
Hurley
British Seamen's Union
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Restores Health After Years of Distress
A testimonial claims nine years of stomach pain and colic ended after four doses of Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. The simple preparation allegedly clears catarrhal mucus and reduces inflammation causing stomach liver and intestinal ailments including appendicitis. One dose proves value with money-back guarantee from Bartell's Drug Stores and others.
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Mayr
Bartell
World's Most Popular Counter-Irritant For Aches
Describes a popular counter irritant that relieves external pains without rubbing by penetrating to disperse congestion. Promotes quick relief with a warm tingling glow and claims to not stain the skin. Available in large bottles at drugstores nationwide with price points 300 600 and 1.20 dollars.
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Mike
Child Actors Aid Smoke Fund Vaudeville at Preea Club
Two child actors from Rute Fr. Doherty’s troupe will perform in a vaudeville fundraiser at the Preea club auditorium 1311 Fifth Ave on December 6. Proceeds go to the Smoke Fund supporting local fire relief.
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Child Actors Aid Smoke Fund
Rute Fr. Doherty
Preea Club
Fifth Ave
Misa Doherty
Our Boys In
France
Tobacco Fund
17Th Ave
Kant
Loopard Vaudeville Needed by Soldiers
PATUS November 14 report shows Y M C A and Knights of Columbus coordinating relief for soldiers in Europe and training camps. They provide reading matter correspondence supplies entertainment athletics and canteens with baths behind the lines and in camps, led by chaplains such as Rev John B De Valles.
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Jewish Welfare Board
War Work Community Service
National Catholic War Work Council
American Library Association
Neeia
Knights of Columbus
Knights of Columbua
John B. de Valles
Littl
Nominal Sized Army Forecast by Townsley in Seattle
Maj. Gen. Clarence P. Townsley who arrived to relieve Col. Samuel E. Alien in Seattle says the future of coast artillery hinges on plans for an extended army. He doubts returning World War I soldiers will make the military a career and predicts a nominal size army for the United States.
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Clarence P. Townaley
Seattle
Samuel E. Alien
North Pacific Coast Artillery District
Coast Artillery
United States Army
Washington
Townsley
United States
National War Time Prohibition Bill Heads to President
The senate passes the national war time prohibition bill and sends it to the president for approval. It sets national prohibition July 1 and runs through mobilization, with the rent profiteering rider removed. If peace ends before June 30, 1919 the act may not become operative. Courts may be needed for a final decision.
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Washington
Senate
Conference
House
Even the Chinese Have Rent Leeches
Washington reports from the commerce department show rent profiteering and housing problems exist in Hongkong nearly as much as in Washington. Rents have risen rapidly and are nearly prohibitive for the modestly situated. A wealth influx from other regions is blamed for the crisis, making housing scarce.
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Washington
Hongkong
Department of Commerce
Two new one man cars arrive for Seattle street line
Thomas Mur phine, utilities chief, says two new one man cars have arrived in Seattle. They will be put into service once they pass required tests.
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Municipal
Seattle
Thomas Murphine
Utilities
Tobacco Fund Company Ledger Snippet of Debits
Fragmentary listing shows individuals and amounts owed or paid including Frogner Garbrough Stavig and others. Entries mention Seattle area implications with small sums like 3.00 2.00 60.50 and 66.00 alongside names and partial addresses.
Food administration orders not killing turkeys for Thanksgiving
San Francisco report says imm ture turkeys will be spared for Christmas after a U S food administration request.
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San Francisco
U. S. Food Administration
Paris Aids Shell-Shocked War Wounded
In Paris the shell shocked soldiers, victims of nerve trauma from the war, appear normal yet are frail and prone to violent heart attacks. Many support large families but lose energy and discipline, becoming awkward and easily unable to hold jobs. A French government authorized society assists these victims under a wartime relief program.
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Paris
Paria
Pariala
L'Aassistance Aux
Reefing on Towels and Linen Prices
A brief ad notes Huck Towels available in linen and hem stitched style at prices of 1.35 and 1.50, offering replenishment for various needs as a complete neck and fabric supply.
Portland Delays Victory Jubilee
Portland residents postpone the Victory Jubilee from last Saturday to Thanksgiving so peace is declared first. Mayor Baker's proclamation urges reverent observance of Thanksgiving with a community sing rescheduled for that day.
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Portland
Baker
Dutch court comes to terms with three pints of champagne
W. Fr. Holland appeared before Police Court Judge John B. Gordon on Monday after being arraigned for possessing three pints of champagne. The judge offered him a choice to join the marines in exchange for release.
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W. FR. Holland
John B. Gordon
Marines
War Ends Promptly Amid Stalled Reassessment
The report notes that the war is over and an old stall is no longer suitable. Details remain unclear but the closure signals a shift in postwar conditions and space utilization.
Peace celebration meeting by a3so service
A meeting to celebrate peace will be held by the a3so service at Greyer biehl's hall located at 28th and Jackson on Tuesday night.
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A3so
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Mraser-Patersen Co
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Our Boys
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