Too Much Money Tied Up in Men’s Fur
Aberdeen retailer GEO. J. WOLFF'S presents a feature on the heavy investment in men’s fur outerwear and accessories at their store, highlighting inventory choices and pricing in a local commercial scene.
07 Dec 1905
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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1905
Page
1
Aberdeen retailer GEO. J. WOLFF'S presents a feature on the heavy investment in men’s fur outerwear and accessories at their store, highlighting inventory choices and pricing in a local commercial scene.
Chehalis County items report G W Eliott back from Melbourne with family and various locals in town for Thanksgiving and city events. Notables include Miss Anna Thompson moving from Spokane, Dr Sullivan to visit Elma Hotel, and Lucan meeting railroad officials about rebuilding the Moclips beach hotel.
G W Ninemire and J E Calder of Montesano were in town Tuesday. The Winston mill shut down for a couple days due to a man shortage. L R Wakefield sold his Royal saloon interest to Joan Hoenbarger. J J Fitzgerald and wife attended the funeral of his nephew in Hoquiam. A thief took 120 from Cap Hoenbarger’s hotel room with no clue. Ralph Emerson visited from toe creek. Alex Polson went to Portland on a business trip. Harry Hunter headed to Mack logging camps near Elma. Edna Lytle returned to Tacoma after Thanksgiving with her parents. Mrs Jas Foxall to Port...
Itching bleeding or protruding piles are claimed to be cured by PAZO OINTMENT in 6 to 14 days. Druggists refund money if it fails to cure any case regardless of duration. First application brings ease and rest. 50c. Send 50c to Paris Medicine Co. St. Louis Mo for shipment.
Weekly list for Dec 5 1905 shows numerous names including Atherton Hazel Hiemer Anderson Viktor Anderson Oscar Lane C H Beach Maud Lynch Brooks Harry Larson Thomas Brownell C E McGuire Lillie Brown McNabb J B Burly Morse Cozan B Muir Beth Charpie Osmond Millick Joe Chapman H E Martin Ed Mason Bert Maher Miss Nita Datis Millie Nichol John Dean Lottie Finn J E Stilts W M Foster Jack Vigre Truvge Gallagher John Woods S A Grewich Otto Williams M Howard Walter Willard R E Hammond George Yeeman Ada Hartman Red Young He.man with ship letters Capt R Krebs ed Please call for these advertised letters.
An old patent medicine claim offers cure for a cold in a single day using Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. The ad promises refunds if it fails to work and states W. Girove's signature appears on each bottle.
A High school audience enjoyed an evening under the TipiGee banner with Mr. Knox the elocutionist and reader drawing encore after encore. The school orchestra featured Ethel Sargent Nina Hansen Leo Johnson. piano solo Bertha Smith. girls chorus included Hazel Magill Ida Thomson Moody Frances Lackey Jessie Jeans Bernice Hutton Ethel Jeans Georgia Pearson Mabel Larson. violin duet Mabel Hendren Ethel Hendren. piano duet Bernice Hutton Laura Hulbert.
The Citizens' Ticket secures a large vote in Tuesday's Aberdeen city election with the Law and Order ticket behind it. The editorial notes that the majority will governs, praises candidate Mr. Sheeks for his strong showing, and urges citizens to accept the results and support the city’s leadership.
J W Prite, a Sweden native and sailor, was committed to the insane hospital from Montesano. He claims acquaintance in Washington and Oregon and says he was sent to Steilacoom once before from Snohomish county. He believes spiritual voices speak to him though they are miles away.
Jesse F. Murphy, register of the Olympia land office, was disbarred by J. O B Scobey but the Interior Department has reinstated him citing serious charges against Scobey. The matter proceeds before the department with Murphy likely to confront Scobey in formal proceedings.
The Herald operates twice weekly, presenting comprehensive coverage across local events, politics, sports, and community notices. Readers gain timely updates, decisive reporting, and a steady stream of city and regional headlines.
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