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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1916
Page
6
Hats priced at 10.00 and 12.50 are reduced to 7.50 in a sale. The item mix includes imported models, new transparent lace hats in gold and silver trimmed with furs and flowers, offering a wide selection and attractive styling.
The catalog promotes hats priced at 4.85 with fur ornaments feathered ties and metal flowers. It describes velvet shapes in large sailors medium and small sailors turbans and tricornes from Second Fleet South.
A catalog note advertises American Girl dresses for school wear in two piece style. Descriptions include a regulation middy with sailor collar and braid, a box plaited front and back, and a belted coat style in sizes 14 to 20. Second Fleet North.
The Overseas News Agency reports September casualties in German occupied French and Belgian areas show 13 men seven women and 1% children killed by artillery or air fire from Entente forces. Civilian deaths attributed to own countrymen since September 1915 rise to 2115.
A little girl crossing the street was recalled to fetch her sweater by Mrs. Summer. As she turned to obey, horses drawing an ice wagon ran over and trampled the child, who was accompanied by her older brother and sister.
Advertises durable button style shoes for Misses and growing girls in sizes 5 to 14 1 8 with prices from 1 35 to 2 45 per pair. Emphasizes comfortable fitting lasts and varied size range for school use.
Readable note shows blue serge boys suits priced at five dollars each. Short basement sale item architecture indicates clearance at a basement saleroom with emphasis on low price for children’s formal wear.
Omen’s linen handkerchiefs finished with a 4 inch hem are offered at 12 for 4 and sold in the Basement Salesroom. The ad notes stitched hems and includes pricing for bulk purchase.
Lace trimmed collars and embroidery styles on display in a basement salesroom collection. Dutch collars and various novelty collar designs offered for 25 cents each.
The P. N. Corset presents a lace-front model in pink coutil with a medium bust, long skirt, and two hose supporters. It is described as fitting the average figure and priced at $1.00 at the Cement Salesroom.
Variety of stamped pillow cases and heavy towel coverings offered for embroidery. Pillow cases are 42 inch and sold in lots of 50 pairs. heavy cotton huck towels measure 20 by 36 inches and priced at 19 each. Basement salesroom.
IBRONS ribbons suitable for fancy work hat trim and hair bows in this assortment includes Dresden floral checks and plaids as well as plain and mare taffetas. Widths up to 5 percent inches, 20 cents per yard. Basement Salesroom.
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