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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1914

Page

8

Trimmer Taylor Seeks State Senate Amid Pork Barrels Claims

The piece attacks Howard D. Taylor former House speaker and current Senate candidate in the 30th district, accusing him of pork barrel spending and anti worker tactics. It contrasts him with John H. Wallace a coal miner and former state industrial insurance commissioner praised for enforcing the compensation law.

Howard D. Taylor Taylor Pork Barrel Howard Taylor Hut Taylor Rules Committee Seattle Page-Taylor Lumber Company Eagle Gorge Taylor's John H. Wallace Wallace

Gill Pushes City to Heed Mayor on Bridge Plans

The streets and sewers committee questioned the Lake Washington canal bridge plans as council debates a 10000 dollar preliminary budget for Ballard and Fremont bridges. Mayor Gill demands reliance on the engineering department, while Councilman Goddard and Cooley urge bidders to draw the plans, countered by City Engineer Dimock who warns against cheap construction.

Lake Washington Canal Gill Ballard Fremont Goddard Cooley Dimock

Sale of net tops and laces and new floor coverings

Remnants of net tops and laces in various widths and other trimmings are offered at reduced prices. Table squares and floor coverings in new patterns accompany bedroom furniture ideas. Size 6x9 eight dollars, 9x12 sixteen dollars, with moderately priced options listed. Second Floor HE Wash Goods section adds adjustable Petticoat Flounces in silk and cotton styles.

New Wash Goods Section Offers Wide Range of Fabrics

The basement salesroom displays numerous fabrics including Colonial New Cloth and Yama Crepe Cloth. Items feature various patterns and widths from 27 to 36 inches, with prices from 10 to 25 cents per yard. Notable fabrics: Devonshire Cloth, Dress Ginghams, English Crepe, French Crepe, Alpin Plaids, Galatea Cloth, Kimono Flannelette, and Outing Flannel.

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Lace trim Brassieres At Bargain Prices

Advertises three styles of brassieres priced at 50 cents and 25 cents. One muslin front-fastening model features embroidery bands and reinforced underarm. another strong muslin design fastens at back with two pearl buttons. a fancy batiste braiding offers all over embroidery and edge trimming. Near salesroom.

Basement Salesroom Offering Moderately Priced Notions

A basement salesroom advertises a variety of small domestic goods sold at single or two for prices. Items include pearl buttons, machine oil, silk thread on spools, safety pins, collar buttons, basting cotton, braid, hair-pin cabinets, dress shields, children's hose supporters, yarn, rubber gloves and hot water bottles, glycerine and hotel soap, Colgate perfume, elastic belts, and combs with barrette sets.

Germantown Colgate

Cream-Color Curtain Madras Available In Plaid Designs

New shipment features Scotch Madras curtains in cream color with lattice patterns and 40 to 45 inch widths priced 40 to 50 cents per yard. Also offered hemstitched voile curtains at 1.50 per pair, 244 yards long, in ecru and ivory, in basement salesroom.

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