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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1919
Page
12
Seattle readers are urged that a simple wash with witch hazel hydrastia and Lavoptik eyewash relieves dark circles. A woman with unsightly rings saw improvement in one week. Free aluminum eye cup offered. Swift's Drug Co and leading druggists promote the remedy.
Cecil W. Martin was elected president of the Seattle Rotary Club at a Wednesday night meeting in the Masonic club rooms succeeding Henry R. King. J. Stanley Long was chosen vice president Alvin F. Halley Jr treasurer and directors named include Ralph Schoenfeld I W Ringer W L Rhodes Carl Reiter L A Partridge A W McCord Elliott Higgins Archie Chandler and John K Appleby. Clayton M Williams district governor of the Northwest Rotary clubs spoke on Rotary ideals and policy.
H J Cady of the Fisher Flour Mills shipping department says Tanlac cured long standing stomach trouble kidney disease and rheumatism. After four bottles he reports improved appetite better digestion no pain or fatigue and a 15 pound weight gain. He praises Tanlac and urges others to try it through Bartell Drug Stores in Seattle.
A Minnesota Public Health Area piece argues growing boys need more food than adults. It emphasizes that hard daily work, learning, and muscle development require substantial nourishment to build and restore body substance. Stronger growth follows sustained intake during youth.
Gov. Thomas Higgs Jr. of Alaska joins cannerymen and fishery experts in Seattle for a conference to preserve the North’s fishing industry. The Bureau of Fisheries meets to weigh seasonal restrictions with another session planned for November 25. Accompanying Gov. Riggs are J. C. Murphy, C. D. Garfield, and Major W. H. Waugh.
Los Angeles announces strict enforcement of the city liquor ordinance. Police Chief Home orders crackdown on storage and consumption of liquor at clubs, restaurants, cafes, and estates. The move ends the common practice of patrons bringing their own liquor and using locker rooms.
A runaway truck owned by Seattle Garage crashed into the house at 1465 22nd Ave injuring the side of the residence after breaking loose while the driver was cranking it. It rolled across two vacant lots before striking the building Wednesday afternoon.
More than 15 000 people greet Eamon De Valera president of the Irish republic on his arrival from San Francisco. He leads a parade through the business streets as a civic welcome unfolds in Los Angeles.
Deputy sheriffs hunt bootleggers for murder of Carl L. Leake 26, a Kent chauffeur, shot November 12 at Mrs A L Wilson’s roadhouse near Algona after he refused to name his assailants. The alleged motive was fear of his testimony in federal court.
Merce and King counties will enter into a new inter county river development agreement after a joint meeting of the county commissioners on Wednesday. The current contract expires at the start of the year.
On a 4:22 train Helen helps Dorothy with a cold. Dorothy fears calomel in old remedies, while Helen promotes Weeks Break-Up Cold Tablets, stating they use a vegetable laxative and do not poison the system.
42x36 inch muslin pillow cases neatly hemmed offered at a good value. Friday price advertises 30 cent hemmed Huck towels 17x35 inches with extra weight and soft finish per item.
Thanksgiving specials list housefurnishings items including combination kettles usable as steamer double boiler pudding pan roaster casserole colander or stew kettle made of pure aluminum guaranteed 20 years Special $2.49 Universal Food Choppers with knives for meats fish vegetables nuts etc will grind fine medium or coarse Reduced to $1.69.
Readable listing of dining room sets and individual pieces with prices for six piece waxed oak set 49.50, solid fumed oak tables and buffets from 24.50 to 49.50, fumed china cabinet 25.00, fumed oak buffets 32.00, leather chairs 36.35, waxed oak banquet mirror 27.50, waxed oak chairs 6.50, and quarter sawn extension table 35.00.
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