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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1910
Page
8
Visitors fill the Cobb building for its formal opening with doctors across many specialties in attendance. A bustling scene features physicians, dentists, and other medical staff, plus bands on roof and downstairs, while attendees joke about medical bills and comfort items.
A rag bag of items from Philadelphia to Boise noting weather battles rain halted Howe Washington plan. births deaths and civic notes. Mentions Reginald Vanderbilt recovering in Newport and Baptists state convention Boise set for Sept 20 23. University club backs city garbage funded from general fund.
Louis A. Fisher, acting head of the federal department of commerce and labor, sent a model ordinance regulating weights and measures to Mayor Gill yesterday. The mayor will forward it to the council for consideration.
Mrs. Jack Cudahy, a divorcee, is seeking apartments after plans to live at Hadden Hall in Kansas City were blocked by other tenants. Several residents threatened to leave if she resided there, prompting management to reconsider.
Ernest Poth defended his bird dog after two bulldogs mauled it. J. D. Montgomery, owner of one dog, joined the confrontation. Poth filed for revenge with 23 R's and yesterday obtained a warrant against Montgomery for assault in the third degree.
Hawkers enlist merchants in a fight on money lenders. The Ladies Auxiliary to the Geo. A. Forteon Camp Spanish War Veterans plans a whist party Monday evening at 7:30 In the Armory.
Frederick & Nelson offers a fresh display in Women's Neckwear in the Basement Salesroom. New Jabots with lace insertions range 25 to 50c, embroidered jabots up to 1.25, lawn jabots with embroidery and net trim at 65c, lace collars 20c, two-tone lace and embroidered batiste collars, and embroidered turnover collar tops priced from 15c to 25c.
A catalog style list highlights 16x32 hemmed cotton Huck towels at 6 cents each, Irish twill cotton towelings by yard, kimono flannels by yard, double bed wool finished blankets at 1.95 a pair, seamless bed sheets at 59 and 9 cents, and women’s initial handkerchiefs at 5 cents each.
A brief ad notes Woolette a white wool-finished cotton fabric is soft fleecy and double faced ideal for underwear and children's garments. Price five cents per yard. First Floor.
Old catalog snippet lists Auto Stop adjustable embroidery stilettos at 10c and Eleaner invisible hair nets in large size at 25c. It also mentions Colonial Pearl bodkins and stilettos 15c, nickel plated machine cut Traci wheels 5c, Colonial hat pins with jet heads 10c, Velvet Grip front pad hose supporters large size 600c, and Pearlbone velvet finished collar for lace collars.
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