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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1913
Page
11
Hyomei offers a medicated air treatment to soothe a wide range of catarrh symptoms. The complete outfit with inhaler costs 1.90, with a money back guarantee if results are unsatisfactory. Exhaled liquid can be purchased separately if needed.
Samuel Treby of the Y M C A Schools aids poorly educated men by guiding them to obtain the essential learning and skills. Treby began his own education after age twenty and understands the challenges faced by adults starting later. Speak with the Educational Secretary at the Y M C A, Fourth and Madison.
An unobtrusive older man at the Cumberland county fair in Carlisle distrusted by the crowd took $5 from a shell worker as he demonstrated the game. He claimed to have learned the shell trick in the South and had placed a duplicate pea under the shell, prompting the shell worker to close his stand and confront him.
In Lacrosse on October 31 Mrs Elizabeth Martell surprised intruder William Shine a negro as he entered Mrs Mary Heyers home. She struck his jaw kicked him and wrested back a stolen pocketbook before Shine fled through a window. Police later captured him.
Mild autumn weather forces the United Cloak and Salt Co to dispose of heavy stock of coatings and suiting materials. Hoffman’s sale offers high grade salta coats at low cost from 1316 Second Avenue, starting Saturday, to meet upcoming obligations and aid public purchase.
Frolich Skint Parlors at 8020 Arcade Block advertises a price clearance on skirts dresses and fall millinery with values from seven to twenty six dollars and a half price sale. The ad notes elevator access and savings opportunities.
In Chicago on October 31 Joseph Detloff bought a copy of September Morn. His wife objected and the man was fined four dollars for disorderly conduct.
The Olympic View Sanitarium invites the sick to a free consultation and examination. It lists diseases treated from digestive, liver, and nervous disorders to asthma and tuberculosis and offers prices from $1.00 upward. Readers are urged to visit at 14 W Harrison St to meet cured patients and hear testimonials and decide honesty and ability.
A joke exchanges about fate and a husband with a pun on seeing a surgeon instead. The man scoffs at the superstition while the woman counterpoints with a twist implying a medical professional in her future.
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