Coats on Sale at Balmacans and Cape Styles
Local store announces a midseason coat sale for Balmacans and Cape coats in white black and striped shades. Prices listed are 9.75 12.50 and 14.75 with emphasis on quick selling before season end.
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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1914
Page
2
Local store announces a midseason coat sale for Balmacans and Cape coats in white black and striped shades. Prices listed are 9.75 12.50 and 14.75 with emphasis on quick selling before season end.
We feature Crepe DeChine and Japanese wash silk waists in white and color. Prices are $2.50 and $2.98 with special sale prices.
The article reports on political figures urging timely passage of anti-trust legislation as essential for business justice and public policy. President receives a letter from Champ Clark and Missouri Democrats pledging support, with promise to stay in Washington until the program is finished.
The text questions the credibility of a croaker’s warnings about an $18,000,000 surplus and implies government would not need to issue bonds. It challenges speculation and notes revenues from other sources are included in the estimate.
The Splash is ready and will feature an address by Governor Ernest Lister, a violin solo, and a balloon ascension schedule. Chairman J. M. Bowes has secured a balloon for Thursday, Friday, and Saturday at 2 pm. Prof Brooks of Bealey Idaho will arrive with the balloon tomorrow to enhance the program.
Grays Harbor visitors anticipate a six day Chautauqua at Electric Park from July 17 to Wednesday. The program features Pioneer speakers, daily lectures and concerts, various evening entertainments, and admissions ranging from 25 to 75 cents.
The jury found A Hodoff guilty of robbing the Bank of Elma on March 31 after forty four hours deliberation. The verdict followed a crowded courtroom scene with Hodoff and defense claiming an alibi. Attorneys plan to appeal if a new trial is not granted.
At the Sharkey club smoker in Cosmopolis on Saturday night Swan the Northwest middleweight champion and Sharkey boxed to a draw in the fourth round. The preliminary between Ryder Holland and Battling Vincent also finished in a draw due to a foul in the fourth round.
The Salvation Army hall at 410 East Wishkah Street will serve as a free public rest room during the Splash event. Regular church services will be dispensed with for the three days. J. F. Keating.
An old advertisement touts Dr. King's New Life Pills as a cure for stomach disorders, promising blood purification and prevention of constipation while cleansing liver kidneys and bowels. It claims better health from reducing fermenting foods and notes the price as 25 cents. Bucklen's Arnica Salve is also advertised for various hurts.
The sheriff will sell the household goods and personal effects of Louis M. Roser this afternoon to satisfy judgments. The items include nine rooms of furniture, a small library and a prayer piano as part of the sale.
Henry Hall takes over the Sargent Hotel at Hume and H streets and completes renovations from lobby to dining room. The Aberdeen lodging now offers a bright, clean establishment with comfortable rooms and very moderate prices.
Camisoles described with lace and net frills, and chemisoles called cimemi-vests, are outlined with sizes and fastenings. A report from Cologne praises ozone for ventilation in cafes, restaurants, halls, subways, ships, and tobacco smoke treatment, noting safer fresh-air exchange with ozonized air versus room ozone.
Aberdeen Printing Co promotes affordable printing services for local and Eastern readers, inviting inquiries via the twice-a-week Herald to spread the message and reach distant customers.
A young man befriends an heiress who can write five figure checks. Asked what brings happiness money or beauty, he hesitates. If he says beauty she is insulted. if money she risks proposing. He finally quips that he has neither and will be quoted.
Gus Nielson of Sea Beach Packing Works buys the large two story brick house in Fairview addition from R E Pasley for 4000 dollars and will move in this week.
Engineering News notes eleven years of trial with hypochlorite water disinfection now adopted by about 600 cities. In eight test cities serving about 2,033,000 people the typhoid death rate fell from 30.2 to 14.4 per 100,000, a 51 percent reduction.
An essay argues that mawkish sentiment in contemporary religious novels risks misreading life by elevating amatory passion above religion. It contends many popular works interpret life without acknowledging religious influence, contrasting with other series that focus on piety.
Edward Willis of North Beach was held to answer in superior court on a charge of stealing household goods from a cottage near Chenois Creek. The action occurred Saturday in Judge Pettijohn's court.
The Grays Harbor Rod and Gun Club will hold a meeting this week to set a date next month for a clay pigeon trap shoot on the club range in Southwestern Washington.
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