War Department Reports Large Casualty List For Seattle Area
The war department released extensive casualty figures showing Seattle area names among killed in action, wounded and missing. The list includes Private Allen G Brattstrom and Private Arthur Book with next of kin details, plus several Washington residents among the wounded and missing in action.
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War Department
Seattle
Allen Gotrom
Mra
Karin
Rattatrom
Second Ave . W
Arthur Book
Stanton Sr
Washington
Ellis M. Miles
Next_of Kin
Spokane
Lulu Cosgrove
Horrors of War Told by Countess at Sunset Club
Countess Madeleine de Bryas spoke on the work of American women rehabilitating France and Belgium under the Morgan committee. Italian editors visiting Seattle attended as guests, and she encouraged women to hear her at the First Presbyterian Church Wednesday at 7 p.m. She described the war relief efforts by women on the battle lines.
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France
Belgium
Were Morgan
Madeleine de Bryas
Sunset Club
Seattle
Countess de Bryas
Committee On Public Information
Women of the Central Labor Council
First Presbyterian Church At & P. m
Florence Upstairs Store Ad Cites Fashion Demand
An old promotional verse from the Florence Upstairs Store at Second and Union touts licensing thoughts at one dollar and a million potential revenue. It jokes about tar on late staying toms and keeping fotke from sleep with vocal fights while urging readers to suit coat dress and hat.
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Fotke
Florence
War refugee women aid 1000 children on French farm
Jacqueline de Bryas told how French and American women under the commission cared for about 1000 children during the last drive. Mothers left their children as refugees swelled the ranks and the countess spoke of German slave labor inflicted on 5 to 14 year olds with long hours and meager rations.
Present Honor Flag To Division No Ten
An honor flag with a gold star for Theodore Hansford, the division's sole KIA, was presented by the ladies auxiliary to the council of patriotic service of Division 10 at Greyerbiehl hall. William A. Gaines presented the flag. Victor Zednick accepted for the division. Comfort kits were given to 75 selective service men leaving for Camp Lewis.
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Theodore Hansford
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Council of Patriotic Service
Greyerbiehl's Hall
William A. Gaines
Victor Zednick
Camp Lewis
Abandoned Ferry Returns to Service for Shipyard Workers
The county ferry Washington, once junked, resumes operation between Harbor Island and the port slip at Marion Street for shipyard workers. A 5 cent fare is charged. Commissioner Claude Co. Ramsay says the repaired vessel saves at least 160000 dollars in value.
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Washington
Harbor Island
Marion At
Claude Co. Ramsay
REPE DE CHINE Fabrics Attract Thrifty Shoppers
A selection of REPE DE CHINE fabrics described as very good quality is offered for Thursday selling. The range includes many colors such as White Ivory Cream Mars Apricot Diel blue Peach Shell pink Lilac Flesh Turquoise Copenhagen Belgium blue Alice-blue Peacock Nile-green Emerald Balsam Plum Burgundy Wistaria Rose Sage Navy and Black. A wool mix version in plaid is priced at 1.50 yard with 40 and 42 inch widths and a 1.25 yard plaid option carried by Lagement Store.
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Copenhagen
Belgium
Schoolboy Wool Mackinaw Suits Sold At Modest Prices
The listing offers 26 to 36 size Wool Mackinaw coats with buttoned belt and patch pockets in novelty checks and plaids. Priced at 7.50 and 8.50.
New Coats for Schoolgirls
Basement Store offers coats for girls ages 5 to 14 and teens 13 to 19 in many colors and fabrics. Styles include Zibeline Boucle Cor duroy Egyptian Plush Flannel Coatings Plush and Diagonal Coatings with prices from 5.00 to 25.00.
Corset Cover with Elastic Waistband by Casement Store
A nainsook corset cover finished with elastic at the waistline and ready for embroidery. Stamped for embroidery and offered by Casement Store as a neat wardrobe dainty with simple construction.
Striped Ribbons Sold at Basement Store Sale
Advertising item lists striped ribbons 25 cents per yard in colors green blue Alice blue old rose red and multicolor. Notes ribbon width 414 inches and mentions vanity bags and hair bows.
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Ovelty
New Marabou Neck Piece Adds Furry Warmth
Tasement Store markets a new marabou neck piece in black natural and taupe for $5.00. Available plain marabou or in ostrich combinations, the accessory promises light warmth for autumn street wear.
Handkerchiefs 10c Each Basement Store Offer
Three thousand handkerchiefs offered at ten cents each with hemstitched edges and colored and white embroidered corner designs. Basement Store advertises a low price and specifies quantity.
Crepe Chemise With Lace Trim and Ribbon Details
Describes a high quality crepe chemise with filet lace, ribbon run lace beading, edge hemstitching, ribbon shoulder straps, and narrow lace edge on the drawer part. Sold in sizes 36 to 44 for 2.75 dollars.
Velvet Tams for Children Headwear At Basement Store
The Display of Children's Millinery in NE praises soft Velvet Tams for children. Velvet hats priced from $1.50 to $6.50 feature velvet pokes, fur bands, ribbons and flowers. Velvet hats, velour and tailored styles offered in multiple price points.
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Lyons
New Poiret Twill Dresses Showcase Ten Smart Models
The collection features ten dress models in Poiret Twill with loose panels fringe braid and a round neck line. Colors include navy black pearl green burgundy and alice blue with sizes 16 18 36 to 44. Each dress priced at 21.00 with three sketches displayed.
Charming Autumn Silk Dresses in Navy to Pearl
Charming autumn styles in silk dresses priced at 17.50 feature Leaming satins and taft textures in navy tan Copenhagen gray mode black burgundy brown and pearl. Available in women and misses sizes at Barement Store.
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Copenhagen
Goodyear
Millinery Section Debuts Expanded Autumn Display
The Basement Store opens its Millinery Section in new quarters with the broadest Autumn display for women and children. It features purple taupe castor seal brown navy and black hats priced from 5.00 to 10.00 dollars.
Georgette Crepe Waists Priced at Five Dollars
Lovely styles in Georgette crepe blouses with embroidery and beading offered at five dollars. Available in white flesh-color gray navy brown and black sizes 36 to 44. Sketched models shown. Quality noted and value emphasized.
New White Voile Waists at $1.25
The basement store offers sheer white cotton voile waists in sizes 36 to 44 priced at $1.25. The two pictured models illustrate the sensible good style and appeal for home or business wear.
Silk top finishes these Union Suits for men
Fine ribbed cotton union suits with a low neck and sleeveless design. Tight knee fit and available in sizes 34 to 44. Pink or white silk top finishes noted. Value priced at $1.19.
Night Gowns with Delft Blue Trim Offerbed
Lace and floral pattern nightgowns in pink crepe feature butterfly and wreath motifs with Delft blue satin ribbon bows. Fancy stitching and stitching details. price listed at $2.00.
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Luebirds
Delft
Silk-boot Stockings on Sale at 75 Cents a Pair
Exceptional offer of 2 400 pairs of Silk-boot Stockings from a well known maker offered at a low price due to slight imperfections. Available in black white and colors sizes 8 14 to 10 The pair costs 75 cents.
Apron Sketched for Quick Breakfast Duty
Product notes describe a percale apron in striped or small patterns, ironed flat, suitable for fast meals. Available in light and dark colors, priced at 95 cents.
Men’s Chambray Shirts Special 95c
A newspaper snippet promotes men’s chambray shirts at 95 cents, noting full cut and sturdy make in sizes 14 4g to 17 percent. Also advertised are heavy moleskin cotton shirts and drawers, ribbed shirts and drawers, and buckskin half hose in assorted colors with various size ranges and prices.
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