Red Front Clothing closing out sale begins Saturday
The Red Front Clothing Company at 1510 First Avenue announces a massive closing out sale with suits and overcoats from five to nine dollars and ninety five cents, free hats with each suit, and deep discounts on shoes shirts socks and more ending Saturday night at 10.00 p.m. Hats up to $2.50 free with every suit. Doors open 5 p.m. Saturday.
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RED Front Clothing Company
First Avenue
Pike Street
Rex Theatre
Rex
Universal
Hine Bird
Red Feather
L-Ko
Nestor
Film and theater offerings in town listings
Liberty shows The Jungle Child a five part nature picture starring Dorothy Dalton and Howard Hickman at the Liberty until Saturday. Coliseum features Fashion Show and Gloria’s Romance with Billie Burke. Rex offers The Narrow Path and a Ford giveaway with Violet Mersereau. Colonial presents The Shielding Shadow with Leon Bary. Clemmer screens Purity with Andrey Munson. Strand presents The Straight Way with Valessa Suratt. Class A runs Dorians Romance with Lionel Barrymore. Mission shows At Piney Ridge a five part Selig Red Seal feature through Saturday night.
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Linity
Dorethy Dalton
Sthand
Valieoka Suratt
Liberty
Brazilian Forest
New York
Dorothy Dalton
Howard Hickman
Amazon
Harry McCoy
Claire Anderson
Piney Ridge
Fritz Brunette
Rex
Violet Mersereau
Eddie Lyons
Lee Moran
Universal
J. Warren Kerrigan
Notable Estate Used in Movie Background at Hudson Banks
A famed country estate on the Hudson serves as a backdrop for Gloria's Romance featuring Billie Burke. Owned by a renowned New York millionaire, the home was loaned with his identity kept secret. The estate, a 150 year old gentleman's house, is linked to its borrower and to Meissner, a former St. Louis car company office boy now president.
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Hudson
Gloria
Billie Burke
New York
Motion Picture Company
N. B. Meissner
St. Louis, Mo
Mies Grey
Man ON
Begin Hot Water Drinking For Morning Body Cleanse
A health tip recommends drinking real hot water with limestone phosphate before breakfast to flush toxins from the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. The guidance urges daily inside bathing on waking to relieve biliousness constipation and stomach upset and promises improved vitality.
Readers discuss Initiative Measure No 24 and moral concerns
Letters to Miss Grey debate Initiative Measure No 24 under Prohibition era tax fears and bootleg dangers. A supporter argues the measure keeps money in the estate and protects the public, while others warn it creates a blind pig system and harms Washington. A third note laments shifts in women’s behavior and moral standards, praising Miss Grey’s responses.
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Miss Grey
NO. 24
Altho
Washington
Mise Grey
Stuart's Calcium Wafers Promised Clear Skin Trial Offer
An advertisement touts Stuart's Calcium Wafers as a cure for pimples, blackheads, eczema and blotches claiming a blood purifier effect. It promotes a free trial package by mailing a coupon and notes a 50 cent box price at drug stores.
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Stuart
F. A. Stuart Co
Stuart Ridg
Marshall, Mich
Saloon Bill Collection Advised as Other Debts
A.B. A.A. states a saloon bill can be collected the same as any other debt in this state. The reader asks for immediate guidance on legal collection rights and the reply confirms parity with standard bills.
Little Book and Malcolm Stuart Letters Reflect a Shifting Love
A narrator reflects on Malcolm Stuart's letters aiding her through illness and longing while a companion, Dick Selwin, discusses wealth plans. She realizes Dick may seek prosperity over love, and she grieves a lost romance as she contemplates future detachment. (To be continued)
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Malcolm Stuart
Mr. Selwin
Margie
Guardsman's Seot and Hung in Mexico
Relatives of Charles Call a California militiaman expect to telegraph the war department to seek an investigation of Call's death while serving with the California guardsmen on the border. A letter from fellow soldier Haman says Call's body, riddled with bullets, was found hanging from a tree on the Mexican side. News of the death was received yesterday.
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Woodland
Cal
Charles Call
California
War Department
Call
Mili Haman
Political Challenge Demands Joint Debate in 1916
Edwin J Brown Democratic nominee for King County Prosecuting Attorney challenges Alfred H Lundin Republican incumbent to a series of public debates. He demands meetings at the Grand Opera House Dreamland and University of Washington to discuss campaign issues and argues the official record does not merit re election. Confirmation via Burgess as bearer.
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D. Burgess
M. A. Matthews
Grand Opera House
Edwin J. Brown
Seattle
Wash
Alfred H. Lundin
King County
Opera House
Dreamland
University of Washington
Burgess
Piano Contest Prize Winners and Buyback Credit Offer
Public notices describe a piano store promotion where credit letters are worth 10 percent more at Eilers Music House. Acceptable awards up to 125 dollars allow customers to exchange letters for added value toward new pianos or player pianos. The sale coincides with the Montelius Piano House purchase and Seattle store closure.
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Eilers Music House
Eilers
Montelius Piano House
Vancouver
B. C
Seattle
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NIEWS
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Violet Merserean
Colonial
Leon Bary
Sarah Bernhardt
The
Grace Darmond
Clemmer
Andrey Munson
Strand
Valessa Suratt
Dorian
Lionel Barrymore
Grace Valentine
the Colonial
Burke
Market Report
Inc
Hatter
Limburger
Oregon
Wisconsin
America
Belect Ranch
Puget Sound
la Mt A Wey
Tae
Ino Paike
J. W. Godwin &@ Co
Jonathan
Walla Walla
Malaga
Sor
Nybody
Audrey
Mexico
Ford
MR. Lundin
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