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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1915
Page
2
Lighting Superintendent Ross and Thomas Aldwell review four potential sites for Seattle power, with Elwha the only developed option. The plan aims to provide cheap electricity for heating and cooking within two to three years, as demand outpaces the current plant.
Mies Laurie Ordway headlines a week at Pantages in a cockney singing success The Red Cross Nurse Grand opera highlights by Doree Opera Company with strong voices Wallace Galvin performs baffling card tricks and an egg stunt Laura Winston and company present The Boy and the Regiment The Big Four sing well Alice Teddy the roller skating bear performs stunts A new Neal of the Navy installment closes the bill.
The court of appeals is expected to announce soon whether Hans Schmidt the unfrocked priest and confessed slayer of Anna Aumuller will die in the electric chair as he was sentenced last year.
Three good styles to choose from at this sale with all over embroidery and narrow lace edging. Beading is drawn with ribbon for a decorative finish. Basement Salesroom offers the items at a special price.
A basement salesroom offers hats priced at five dollars and nine dollar fur trimmed designs. The collection includes gold trimmed fur hats, all white hats with floral accents, and pink hats with Galt-rose tint, metallic lace, and fur trimmings.
Special Wednesday offer features 36-inch drawn-work and hem stitched scrims in six patterns white ivory and ecru. Over 300 yards of each pattern available suitable for apartments hotels and homes. Exceptional value at 18 cents per yard from Basement Salesroom.
Andrew Carnegie planned to send his first wireless message at Carnegie Tech today. The announcement notes he is surrounded by millionaires and near millionaires who began as his employer at little a week.
D. C. Graves, president of the Cheasty store, with Mrs. Graves, travels east Sunday to complete spring buys and secure holiday trade goods. He will visit New York, Rochester and other major clothing centers.
Mayor Gill spoke in a pictorial style to University extension division students at the Commercial Club. He warned that city governance must balance taxes and luxuries, and criticized big business as deeply involved in politics while urging fair treatment of private and public interests.
Readable lines describe attractive hand bags offered at a dollar each. Bags feature attractive lining with crew tonne and include a coin purse and vanity mirror. Clear pricing notes a single dollar per bag.
Catalog note advertises women's black cotton stockings sized 8 to 10 with three pairs for 50 cents and priced 18 cents per pair individually. customers urged to ask for item number 220 at the basement salesroom.
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