Seattle to Get Oil Plant for Steamer Fuel
A Seattle oil plant to supply fuel for steamers and stationary engines will cost at least 100000 dollars and expand as demand grows. Site choice near the Centennial unit is pending with offices to open. H Handy, speaking for the Union Oil Co of California, outlines warehouses tanks and pumping station. The plant aims to carry 2000 barrels and serve docks and water routes, with oil favored for clean burning and efficiency. The company has 20 years of operation and extensive California oil land holdings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Centennial
He Ane
H. Handy
Sean John Baker, Sr
Union OF Co. of California
San Francisco
Atte Transportation
Calif
Bawaitan Fala
Markets Record Vegetable Prices and Miscellany
A brief market listing notes vegetable prices with items such as beets, cabbage, lettuce, turnips, carrots, and parley. It also lists fruits and dairy items with figures and units, mentioning lemons and pineapples among others and a miscellaneous note on poultry and creamery products.
Bon Marche Nears Completion Of New Benson Building
Exterior work on the Bon Marche at Second Avenue and Pike Street is nearly finished and occupancy is expected within a month. The old one story brick Mock was replaced with a modern three story department store, begun May 1, and slated for full completion by month’s end amid wartime material restrictions and busy shoppers. The first floor will be ready in about two weeks for dry goods and related departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bon Marche
Second Avenue
Pike Street
Francisco Peo
Alaskan mission plans and local church changes noted
The article mentions Rev. Wilmot Whitfield leaving Beattie district and Rev. W. S Barrington succeeding him, with reception by Asbury M. E. church in Fremont. It also notes Queen Anne residents establishing a new Congregational church to replace the Highland Mission, following a Baptist meeting discussion and attendance by Rev. W. Nichols and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmot Whitfield
Beattie
Barrington
Whatcom
A. B. Burrows
Asbury M. i. Church
Fremont
Whitfield
Alaska
Queen Anne
Highland Mission
JL. J. Sawyer
Baptiste
W. Weer
T. Nichols
Record Run on Piano and Music Supply Store Expansion
Yesterday proved a red letter day at D C Johnston Co with a gale of piano and organ sales. Two men, Susy and another, delivered pianos and organs citywide while five pianos were shipped to a nearby town. Dozens of small instruments and hundreds of sheet music pieces were sold as the store pushed a closing-out and expansion sale with cut prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C. Johnston CO
Pianos and Organs Offered at Bargain Prices in Northwest
Thoroughly reliable upright pianos and organs advertised with prices from 1291 to 6860 and easy payments. The sale promises extensive stock including Roseton Kimball Hobart M. Cable Deane D Johnston Co. and more with full warranties and no misrepresentation. Store hours extend to 10 o'clock.
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Beattle
Roseton
America
Kimball Plane
Chicago
Word
Hobart M. Cable
Deane D. & Johnston Co
Price Slash on Sheet Music Marks Bargain Music Sale
Advertises drastic price cuts on sheet music with items across ranges 350 and 250 now reduced to 20 and 150 respectively. Highlights new music selections of vocal and instrumental works, sixty cents per copy, and mail orders requiring cash with one cent postage per sheet.
Overloaded stock clears out musical instruments sale
Local shop slashes prices to reduce overstock. Violins, banjos and accordions marked down from regular retail with strings and trimmings discounted. Violins at 7.50 instead of 12, banjos at 4.65, accordions at 3.0. Limited lines, heavy reductions to clear inventory.
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Goa
P Pineappien
Detter
Qheees
Yyo and
Poultry
Washington Creameres
Hee van Wen
Sere
Evening Institute
Seattle Young Men’s Christian Association
Sendeo
Young Men’s Christian Asssociation
Stander
Ois
LeesBojotnie
Madrona Park
Pioneer Square
T Te
F. M. Jordan
Colonial Block
N. E. Cor
Second Ave
Columbia St
Parsons
Cute de Towne
John Cort
Mgr
Sunset Main
MR. Henry W. Savage
Pixley & Luder
Raymond Hitchcock
Daly's Theater
New York
Prichr
Beate
Bale
Ames Neill
Sousa
John Philip Sousa
Estelle Liebling
Grace Courtney
Arthur Pryor
Contenter Victiniste
Trombone
Poputer
Imperial Edward
King Edward V
Frederick & Nelson —Fine Furniture
Majestic
Croe
Majestic Range
Regiar
Frederick & Nelson
Second Avenue, Madison and
Spring Streets
Attle
Leading Theater
Frank Hennessy’s CO
the Liberty
Belles
Merry Benith
Madison Square Theater
Splendid Company
D. S. Johnston CO
General Music Dealers
Burke Building
M. BHAW @ CO
Colman Dock
Columbia Street
Firet Avenue Globe Building
Bel Ne Aherman, Foley Coe
TL Ae
Flrat Ave
Bet
Pike and Union
Waa
D. Buck & CO
Onl- Merton
Avenue
New Times
F.W. Merrick
The
American Clothier
First Ave
John B. Stetson
Third Avenue
W. M. Russell
Man
Ofacs
Sunset
Main
Elsa Ryan
Nevada
Madison Theater
Cortet Ave
Madison Street
Telephone
Geo. H. Hamilton
Athletic
Pak Pacific Northwest League
Dickinson
Masel
California
Goldman
Con
Sridearere
Florence Dental Company
First Avenue
Cherry Street
Washington
County Addition
Board of County
King County
Wash
Geo. B
T King
Hurd
Daniel Hurd
Piness
City of Seattle
King Wellington
George W
Ngackine
Seattle Association
Carpenters’ Hall
James Henry Wholesale
Aston Butenen
Fiotels
Western Ave
Corsie
Ral
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