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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1910
Page
2
Dr. H. K. Snyder and his wife from New York state were fined nearly $250 after being convicted of neglecting infants in a baby incubator exhibit at the estate fair grounds in Louisville. Three infants died during the exhibition.
A New Jersey Republican gubernatorial nomination profile shows Lewis, a young former state banking commissioner, leading the near progressive line. The platform was crafted under pressure from standpatters who fear Democratic nominee Wilson's potential victory.
Norman Belby known as Kid McCoy barely escaped death when a lighted alcohol lamp exploded aboard a launch in mid river New York. He and Frank George were aboard when the lamp exploded igniting the craft.
In Baltimore on September 26 bets favored Al Kaufman at 3 to 1 against giant Al Kubiak for tonight's Armory Athletic Club heavyweight bout. Bettors key on Kaufman as the favorite while absorbs little action for Kubiak.
Rev George H Lee of Ballard Presbyterian denounces Washington underclassmen in a sermon titled A University Disgrace. He urges the faculty to curb brutality and profanity in future incidents linked to last Tuesday's tieup.
A. G. Shultz won the cowboys relay race at Madison park earning a $1,000 purse from the Western Washington Pair association. Little Jack Burnstad finished 36 seconds behind the winner in the 15 mile event. Cashment the guideless pacer set a half mile track record. The Cowboys beat the Indians in the half mile dash. The Peaches family netted two wins with Little Peaches in the squaw race and Big Peaches in the buck race. Attendance topped 4,000 per day.
A fast card of bouts has been arranged by the Teamsters union for the opening smoker in the Labor Temple Friday night September 30. The program lists fighters Willey Vitro, Willie Farrell, Charlie Givens, Charlie Peterson, Mikey Shannon, Billy Speck, George Wagner, Luke Dorree, Jack Novak, and Johnny Kelly with Harry Krant as referee. Giraffes and zebras are noted in market items from Cincinnati and Cortland Harris tours St Louis. A bankers and wives party touring from Ohio to the American Bankers Association in Los Angeles will visit Seattle with a luncheon at the Country Club before departing.
Band aprons in gingham and percale offer prices from 25c to 75c. Marguerite and Hubbard styles feature large pockets and bibs with blue and white fabrics. Percale and printed fabrics include dots and ruffles, all described as well made and attractively priced.
Basement showcase features fast color apron ginghams 27 inches wide at 6 cents a yard in plain and broken checks. Double-bed sheets from strong bleached cotton yarns with deep hemmed ends patent seam. Pillow casing 45 inches wide at 10 cents a yard bleached and dressing-free.
Advertises 36 inch plain scrim at 18 cents per yard in white ivory and Arabian with 40 inch width. 40 inch double cord barred scrim in ecru at 20 cents per yard. Arabian bobbinet laces at 2.25 dollars per pair with nine patterns. Battenberg bras and 58 inch chevron striped duvet covers at 1.50 dollars in dark durable color. Basement Salearoom.
A catalog of practical coats and street wear highlighting tailored man-tailored outerwear in navy black gray green and tan. Coats range 30 to 56 inches with styles in mannish collars, storm collars, raglan sleeves and plaid back fabrics. Prices cited 21.00 25.00 and 35.00 with several long semi fitting options for motoring and general use.
Women's white cotton union suits priced at 1.25 with high neck and ankle length, and merino versions at 1.50. Boys fleece lined suits 5 cents, ankle length with high neck. Children's cotton union suits 50 and 65 cents, available in ankle length with long sleeves. Floor location: Piret Floor.
The ad lists cashmerette gloves 508 lined with two wrist clasps in brown and navy. It cites cashmerette pat priced 65 cents with multiple colors. Thread silk gloves 75 cents per pair offer black gray navy oxblood brown. Double silk gloves priced $1.00 per clasp with silk lining in black gray and brown.
Timely bedding offerings include double bed plaid wool blankets in several colors at 3.90 per pair. Hemmed crochet bed spreads in Marseilles patterns and fringed crochet spreads are priced from 1.65 to 1.90. Bleached sheeting 81 inches wide ships at 28 yards, all described as strong cotton yarns. Piret Floor.
Princess slips and two piece combinations offered in lawn and nainsook with lace insertion, beading, and Valenciennes edging. Styles include Butterfly combinations and circular drawers with wide lace trims, priced from 50 cents to 3.00. Garments feature ruffles, curls, and trims in varying configurations.
New Silks provide diverse choices for waist or gown fabrics with Persians Plaids Mes salines Latin Marguer ite Cre de Chine Crepe Meteor Cache mire de Soir and more. Satin Jacquard Crepe and Latin Crepe Mirroir stand out with widths and prices: 23 inches at 1.40 a yard and 42 inches at 2.00 a yard respectively.
Items include brushes with good bristles and hardwood backs priced 75c to 1.00 while cushion back brushes are 75c 1.00 and 1.25. Tooth brushes 35c 40c 45c. Palmer’s soap 25c cake pear’s scented soap 15c cake. Bath sponges 35c 50c 75c and 1.00. Pears soap unscer 12c? Florida water 50c bottle. Graham’s face powder 45c box Revelation tooth powder 25c 4711 bath salts 25c Swedish hair powder 50c and 1.00. Floor location noted as First Floor.
Notions section lists whisk brooms with handsome handles and double stitching at 40c and 50c. Dress shields by Kleinert’s seamless stockinet in sizes 2 3 and 4 priced 20c 25c and 1c. De Vars odorless pin on shields in sizes 2 3 and 4 at 20c 25c and 30c. Perfection sanitary hair rolls washable and combable at $1.00. Steel stilettos polished and nickel plated 10c. Kirby Beard gold plated toilet pins 18 for 10c. No Rip stocking protectors prevent tearing at 15c per set. Sanitary straight front corset clasps 11 inches long four hooks 10c. Patchall mending cloth mends fabrics without sewing at 5c. White feather stitched finishing braid six yards 10c 15c 20c 25c. The Gem all silk blanket binding 5c yard 50c bolt. Duplex Easy Marker and Tracer 25c.
The item lists the Fall Quarterly Style Book priced at 20 cents with a 15 cent Ladies' Home Journal pattern included free.
Extensi of Fall Dress Goods presents short clips in 44 inch width velvety fabrics in navy violet hot brown at 1.50. Boucle suitin 42 inch wide black violet black gray at 2.50. Two tone spans 48 inch in blue old rose gray green priced 1.75. R & S wool poplins 42 inch wide in blue old rose mait bridles reseda etc at yard.
购 Rough crash fabric 40 inches wide at 40 cents per yard ideal for craftsman portieres couch covers pillows and table coverings. Camp cloth 50 inches wide priced 75 cents a yard Moss Rose rep 50 inches wide at 75 cents a yard offers smooth hard surface suitable for portieres and upholstery with color options and trim potential.
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