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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1913
Page
5
A. F. Ghigttone & Bons macaroni factory at 4701 Sixth Ave S will be inspected by Home Consumers League members. The group will depart from headquarters at 8090 Arcade Building at 1 45 p m Friday.
TiZ introduces a new foot comfort product promising relief for tired aching feet. The ad asserts real comfort and a glow for feet, targeting shoppers seeking quick relief and improved foot wellness.
TIZ provides brief relief for swollen, aching, chafed feet and burns. It relieves corns, bunions, calluses and chilblains. Priced at 25 cents at druggists and stores. mail order from Walter Luther Dodge & Co., 1223 S. Wabash Ave., Chicago, if dealer unavailable.
An old advertisement promotes making a cough syrup by mixing sugar with warm water and adding Pinex several forms claim rapid relief for coughs and whooping cough. It touts easier preparation, better taste, longer shelf life, and a money back guarantee from The Pinex company in Fort Wayne Indiana.
An ad offers a painless nerve or tooth removal system claiming no pain during procedures. It targets fear of pain and undercuts competitors with prices like a $19.00 gold crown for $4.00 and plates for $5.00, promising a double-signed guarantee on receipts.
Regal Dental Offices invites patients to visit at 9406 Third Ave NW near Union. Bring this ad with you for details and potential offers.
A long letter page shows readers asking for help on workplace discipline with absenteeism and flirtatious staff, age and citizenship questions, romantic ethics, parental disputes, and legal issues. The columnist counsels strict management, balanced fairness, and legal avenues, ending with notice of a Nebraska electrocution law replacing hanging.
An advertisement promises quick relief from piles with Pyramid Pile Remedy. Readers are urged to order a free trial package or purchase a 50 cent package from a druggist, claiming rapid, private relief and inviting the reader to send the coupon to prove its efficacy.
A reader seeks a free trial package of Pyramid Pile Remedy with no markings and confirmed confidential handling. They claim agreement to use the product as directed and provide generic location details Street City.
New York reports Hill Harriman son of E H Harriman owns a controlling Union Pacific stake. A large surplus plus $81 million from the Southern Pacific sale creates a pot over $140 million for possible distribution among stockholders by the board's executive committee. Bill Harriman holds the deciding voice at directors meetings.
A large crowd gathered at the University of Washington observatory to view planets through the giant telescope on Wednesday night. Prof Boothroyd lectured in the lower hall while observers used the telescope upstairs. The observatory will be open to the public again next Wednesday night.
The Dahlia and fall flower show will be held at the Chamber of Commerce October 10 and 11 under the Seattle Fall Flower association. Details were completed today. New York bound changes at the College club banquet.
Beaver shapes valued at 5.00 discounted to 3.98. Felt shapes 2.00 for 1.98. Buckram shapes cut 40 percent with limited stock at 49 to 75 cents. Shapes may be trimmed by us at moderate prices. Basquette Millinery located at 705-6 Fuel Building corner Second Ave and Pike Street.
Advertisement touts Stuart's Calcium Wafers as a natural safe treatment for pimples and skin eruptions. It claims the wafers purify blood, improve complexion, and aid overall health with no interference with eating, priced at 50 cents.
Seattle critic hails Eugene Walter play The Easiest Way for its raw portrayal of a woman’s attempt at reform and a stark view of life. The production runs all week with matinees Saturday and Sunday at Third and Cherry, priced 10 30 and 50 cents, two dollars for the show. Tickets available at the box office. line is long.
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