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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1910
Page
4
In Ithaca New York on October 21 President Woodruff of Cornell spurred the crowd at a rally by attacking Roosevelt. He faced mixed cheers and boos as he called the colonel such names as Har and unmitigated Har during his remarks.
Mrs. Margaret Jones sues Seattle Electric Co for $2000 after a street car accident left her shaken and caused her shoe heels to come off. Jury awards $1 verdict.
Sam Upton and D J Criegbaum bartenders at James W. Morrisons saloon Morrison Seconday University St were arrested by Patrolmen Margett and McLennan yesterday for selling liquor to minors Upton posted 200 bail Criegbaum 100 bail Charles Wilget 207 Maynard Jv Walter Parker 1016 Pike Sr Roy Debazo 1016 Pike Sr were arrested and held as witnesses
The executive and legislative graft investigation committee met at Sing Sing prison to allow former Quarantine Commissioner Frederick Schroeder, now a convict, to answer charges that he offered Senator Otto H. Foelker $50,000 to oppose anti race track gambling bills in 1908.
The rear admiral brother in law of Col. Theodore Roosevelt has left the sea to seek the Republican nomination for the Connecticut state house. If elected he can vote on Sen. Bulkley, the Republican boss accused of vote buying to aid his insurance firm. Oldest Hardware and Stove House in Seattle quits retail to focus on manufacturing wholesale. Z. C. Miles marks forty years in retail hardware in Pioneer Square, recounting 1868-70 ox-team days, a big fire loss, and the shift to manufacturing and wholesale with Mile-Piper plans to end retail to build the wholesale and manufacturing operations.
Local sale note highlights home milliner items and trimmings in the basement salesroom with value finds and bargain offers.
The Neckwear and Veilings section features Mercerized White Scarfs 65x26 inches at 1.00, Plain Mercerized Scarfs 67x26 inches at 0.50, and All-Silk Crepe Scarfs 65x23 inches at 1.75 with hemstitched ends and decorative borders. Hasement Kaleeroom.
Advertises Thomson’s Glove Fitting Style 101 Royal Worcester Style 450 and Warner’s Rust Proof Style 120 corsets priced at one dollar. Describes strong coutil material two hose supporters and bust figures suited to full or average figures. Local Casement Saleeroom hosts the sale.
Lightweight felt bonnets for young girls described with plaited edge and soft ruching in navy blue red or brown displayed in the salesroom at a low 65 cent price point for the season.
Boys' and girls' pretty felt hats offered for ages 2 to 5 with scarlet felt options at 50 cents, brim rollable. Navy blue or brown hats with high crowns and narrow brims priced at 59 cents.
New fall dresses in heavy serges and alpacas priced at 4.50 and 4.95 with long waists plaited skirts and yoke effects in navy red cadet blue. Also Shepherd plaids dresses for 1.95 and well tailored coats at 6.50 to 8.75 in cheviots homespuns and tweeds for ages 6 to 16. Darement Balesroom.
A sale notice highlights well made cambric waists selling for 1.50 each. Features include linen finished fabric in a Gibson style with patch pocket collars and cuffs. Some fronts show alternating wide and narrow tucks or wide tuck designs, and side closing options.
The Jewelry Section displays a large assortment of artistic novelties at 50c each. New designs include brooches and bar pins with French gray finish and white and colored stones, belt pins and buckles, handy pins, necklaces with pendant effects, hat pins, all on the first floor.
Trade item reduction clears space for new Holiday Goods. The Fach Box offers a quire of fine Correspondence Paper with matching envelopes at a special low price of 832 cents.
Unusual values at 4.75 and 5.00 for silk Petticoats in messaline taffeta and persian effects. Includes new Dresden Silk Petticoats at 5.00 with A line designs and knife plaited flounce in monotone patterns. Recond Floor.
Misses full length coats in navy brown and mixtures priced 13 50 15 00 17 50. Children coats in red old rose tan blue priced 10 50 and 15 00. Rep dresses party wear sizes 6 to 14 with high or Dutch necks trimmed with embroidery prices 8 50 and 10 75. Serge school dresses navy blue brown red sizes 6 to 14 5 75 second floor.
A short price item lists women’s kid gloves at 1.50 per pair with the brand or line Piret Flos indicated in the readable text.
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