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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1916
Page
2
The New Toy Shop offers baby enclosures at 3.50 each and baby walkers in multiple styles from 2.35 to 2.95. Shoo-Fly rocking horses sell for 3.25 and doorway swings for 1.95, with Kiddie Ears priced 1.75 to 3.00. Location listed as Union Street side.
The sale offers over a dozen smart coat models priced at 15.95. Striped and mottled velvets, chiffon broadcloths, and wool velour varieties feature wide collars and trims like beaverette. Numerous colors and patterns suit motor wear and winter weather.
In Red Brush country near Victoria Illinois Henry Wall visited town on October 9 and shared a snake tale that he described as no myth. He said he had just finished a day at work and, after supper and a smoke, prepared for bed when he began his telling.
Mrs. Adah Dexter Hauk, famed Denver socialite, abandons conventions to wed J. Francis Rankin, a Cherokee Indian from the Oneida reservation. Once linked to Hale Cronkhite and Richard Hauk, she now journeys to Wisconsin to live the redman way with Rankin and plans a South American lecture tour.
A hare darts into a night railroad path and runs at 60 mph in the glare of a locomotive headlight before dropping exhausted.
Featured at UST the Autumn Suits collection offers Gaberdine and Wool Velour pieces in Black Navy Brown Taupe Green and Plum. Sizes 36 38 40 available on the Second Floor with high quality materials and workmanship offering unusual value. Rich Broadcloths also showcased on the same display.
The CREPF fabric line resumes strong demand for full costumes and trimmings as it enters another popular period. A broad color assortment is offered in 40 inch width with prices of 1.75 and 2.25 per yard, including Flesh color, Canary, Purple, Maize, Sapphire, and many others. First Floor.
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