Panton's Store Slashes Housefurnishings To Fuel Dry Goods Push
John Panton announces deep discounts across Tinware Graniteware Hardware Woodenware and Wickerware to fund expansion into Dry Goods and Women's Garments. Fourth floor rugs and basement china housewares priced well below cost with large crowds. self service encouraged delivery limited to large purchases. store note warns patience delivery delays and urges good humor.
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George Francis Rowe
Book Tells of Our Neighbor Canada at War
The article describes Canadian wartime tensions in Vancouver amid anti German sentiment, troop concerns, and policies. It notes German sympathizers, calls to pressure The Star newspaper, and fears of tourism impact. It mentions 15,000 British Columbia job losses and large dockyard projects in progress.
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Vancouver
United States
Washington
London
Paris
St. Petersburg
Berlin
Board of Trade
Star
P R
the Star
Seattle Chamber of Commerce
Prince Rupert
Irish Fusiliers
British Columbia
Commercial Drive
Dominion
Amalgamated Engineering Works
North Vancouver
Dominion Shipbuilding, Nel. Neering & Drydock Co
Austria Loses 120 000 Men in Recent Fighting
Vienna reporting from Rome states Austria officially admits 120000 killed wounded and missing in recent clashes with Russians. The loss equals a quarter of the Austrian first line with heavy material shortages noted. Archduke Francis Frederick has taken personal charge of military operations. Russians aim to push toward Berlin through Silesia.
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Rome
Francis Frederick
Galicia
Berlin
Silesia
Austria
German Reinforcements Reported Near Paris In WWI
Gen. Gallieni says the French center holds and the allies left is strengthened by Paris garrison reinforcements. An Anglo-Belgian force from Ostend threatens German lines. Kaisers troops near exhaustion and short of supplies.
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Paris
Gallieni
Ened
Ostend
Britain Sees 300000 Enlist in Reguar Army Boost
Washington reports confirm rising enlistment in Great Britain with 300000 joining since the war began. Premier Asquith asks parliament to raise the regular army by 600000, aiming to reach about 1.5 million total regulars and volunteers.
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Washington
Bristol
London Foreign Office
Great Britain
Asquith
Parliament
Acid Stomachs and Simple Antacid Advice by Expert
A distinguished specialist warns that acid stomachs irritate the stomach lining and cause most stomach troubles. Ordinary medicines fail to address the acid. neutralization requires a teaspoon of bisulated magnesia in water after meals. Eating distress foods becomes safer when followed by magnesia.
Read and Profit. Here are Messages from Those Who Have for Sale
A compact guide compiling brief notices of goods and services offered by individuals and businesses. Each item highlights a seller, item type, and contact path, reflecting a marketplace of opportunities and price ranges.
French Move to Return Capital to Paris Reported
Bordeaux dispatch notes the war office says French forces reoccupy Upper Alsace and cooperate with Lorraine while Germany retreats below Mülhausen. President Poincaré and War Minister Millerand discussed moving the seat of government back to Paris, with the war office believing victory will push Germans far north, removing the need to delay the permanent return.
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Alsace
War Office
Lorraine
Mulhausen
Poincare
Millerand
Paris
Democratic Senatorial Nominees In Doubt After Early Returns
Final results hinge on official count in Olympia. In King County Cotterill leads but Turner remains close. Turner also competes with Griffin in Seattle. Second district congress and supreme court races remain undecided with leaders fluctuating and no majority yet. Regulars and progressives name nominees in multiple districts as ballots trickle in.
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W. W. Black
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George Turner
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John A. Campbell
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Biggar
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Mille
Pemberton
Crow
Gose
King
King County
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Falconer
Pierce
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Fred Co. Brown
John A. Bennett
Knudsen
HH. D. Taylor
Ralph Nichols
William Wray
James A. Ghent
Lincoln Davis
George FB. Steiner
KE. B. Palmer
Mess
Tonkin
Gibson
Martin and Boyle
Zednick and
Berger
Roth and Manogue
Grass and Renick
Hastings and
Hull
Tacoma
Warburton
Johnson
Drury
Hadley
Husted
Miss Read Whitehead
Justice of the Peace
R. B. Brown
Carroll
Wright
Gordon
Brinker
Constable
Roast for Hospital Editor The Star
A Seattle reader criticizes the city hospital as mismanaged and dirty. He complains of staff shortages crowding and unsanitary conditions, urging better operations and care at the institution.
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Seattle
The Neal Institute Drink Treatment Ad
A Seattle advertisement urges stopping drinking by a three day Neal Treatment at the Seattle Neal Institute or at home. It promises to remove cravings and create sober men and women without injections, with contact details for offices and a phone number.
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Neal Institute
Sixteenth Avenue
Northern Bank Bldg
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