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Newspaper

Aberdeen Herald

Location

Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1908

Page

4

Wonderful Shoe Values Clean Up at Special Prices

Bargain alert in footwear with discounts on Pat ent London made Charles Dombey’s shoes and other high cut Oxford styles. Closing out before Christmas at 2.95 per pair for 200 pairs and 1.95 to 1.25 for many models including bed room slippers lined with quilted satin. Extra seats and clerks to handle crowds.

London England

Women's Felt Slippers by Daniel Green Co. Special

Advertises felt shoes and slippers from Daniel Green Felt Shoe Co. for women. Highlights broad toes low heels warm comfortable black and color options in all sizes including misses.

Daniel Green Felt Shoe Co

Hats Sale At Christmas Prices For Ladies

Advertises a hat sale with ladies hats priced at 2.45 and 4.95, promising styles and colors. Emphasizes clearing all hats before Christmas and offers a selection valued higher in normal prices.

Ineligible Candidates Stir Aberdeen World Debate

The Aberdeen World critiques election law logic in reviewing the 30th district race between Hewitt and Hodgdon. It argues that an ineligible Republican on the ballot renders the result void, and the eligible candidate on the ticket should be declared elected. It contends a holdover scenario is untenable.

Aberdeen Hewitt

Punctuation Thread Notes From The Wall Street Journal

A remark about a late senator Alli son draws an analogy to tariff revisionists' cautious negotiating style. The line suggests that even sensitive business ears may not notice minor movements in policy or market signals.

Allison Wall Street Journal

Handkerchiefs Galore At Great Low Prices

This store promotes a large assortment of handkerchiefs for all ages and tastes. It highlights plain bordered pieces for children, elaborate lace affairs, and women’s hemstitched handkerchiefs with embroidered corners priced at five cents each, down from ten cents.

President and Congress in stalemate over duties and investigations

Washington dispatches note the president nearing the end of his term and a Congress with few favors to grant. The debate heats over Secret Service use to probe lawmakers and potential veto power on tariff bills, with historical pivots from Tyler and Cleveland cited as precedents.

Congress Roosevelt Secret Service Washington Tate Weva Executive Tyler Cleveland

Ambition and vanity erode virtue says Seneca

The quote warns that excessive ambition and vanity deprive a society of heroes and patriots, suggesting that moral integrity collapses when self-display eclipses civic duty. It frames ambition as a corrosive force undermining public virtue.

Seneca

New Year Cakes From The January Delineator

One half cup butter One cup sugar one quarter cup milk two well beaten eggs one heaping teaspoon baking powder one tablespoon caraway seeds flour enough to roll half inch thick Cut in oblongs five by two and a half inches Bake in a slow oven They taste good with milk or lemonade.

Roosevelt and Wright Back Wide War Spending Amid Peace

Secretary Cortelyou warns of treasury deficit and calls for economy in appropriations. President Roosevelt and Secretary Wright advocate highly costly outlays for army and navy despite a lasting peace.

Cortelyou Treasury Roosevelt War Wright Army

Republican tariff plank gains hold amid cautious reservations

The report notes increasing acceptance of the Republican tariff plank while signaling lingering reservations among some lawmakers and party members.

Peterson Takes Option on American Contracting Co. Assets

Andrew Peterson has options on the equipment and business of the American Contracting Co in Aber deen including the steamer Thistle a dredge and pile drivers the deal valued near thirty thousand dollars and expiring December 26 with a deposit forfeit likely closing the purchase. Gar man will return to mercantile work and Simpson may move to California as Mrs Simpson resides there for health reasons.

Andrew Peterson Aberdeen Pave Wishkah H Streets American Contracting Co Thistle Peterson Mr. Garman Mr. Simpson California

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