Red Goose Shoes for Boys and Girls
An ad promoting Red Goose Shoes for children emphasizes proper fit and solid leather. It notes that parents seek quality to prevent crippled feet, offering styles priced at $2.00 $2.50 and $3.00 in multiple sizes, with cheaper options also available.
Hosiery Value Sale Offers Wide Selection and Low Prices
The store highlights Wayne Knit Pheonix and Iron Clad hosiery brands with over fifty styles and weights. It promises savings on postage by buying through the retailer, notes small hosiery profits, and touts values from 10 to 25 cents, with mail order silk hose $0.50 to $2.00 and 3 for $1.00 shipping to the Northwest.
Red Cross Shoes For Women Popular and Affordable
Red Cross Shoes For Women are described as comfortable and stylish with options in gun metal leather suede and kid. Prices range from 2.50 to 5.00 with pumps oxford button boot styles at 3.00 to 5.00 and other lines offered at lower costs. Show windows feature new popular lasts across grades.
Mayor France Talks Water and City Appointments
The city moves to resolve Fourth Street vacation delays as the De Lormes house is shifted. Mayor France announces new appointments Tom Delahanty C E Troutman and William Irvine. Health officials push quarantine rules. Pearsall seeks North Aberdeen hospital use for schools. Bonds and licenses approved and a 20 foot plank road planned on East Second Street.
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Fourth Street
de Lormes
France
Tom Delahanty
Park Board
L. G. Humburger
C. E. Troutman
William Irvine
Empey
East Second Street
B Street
North Aberdeen Bridge
Aberdeen Chamber seeks 10000 acres for stock range
Secretary Bryan of the Aberdeen Chamber of Commerce received an inquiry via the passenger department of the O W R and Nav Co for 10 000 acres of logged off lands that could be seeded and used as a stock range. He has discussed with real estate men and hopes to secure the tract, noting the climate and soil yearn for cattle country once timber is removed.
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Bryan
Aberdeen Chamber of Commerce
Bryan predicts end of bosses and tariff reform gains
William Jennings Bryan declares the tariff bill passed by the House the best in a generation. He praises Speaker Clark, Oscar Underwood and Mitchell Palmer, says it reflects the people's side and hopes reforms advance as justice and democracy prevail.
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Clark
Oscar Underwood
Mitchell Palmer
Bryan
Bach
Depot plans prompt action urged by Hoquiam club
Hoquiam's Commercial Club, at its weekly luncheon, directed officials to seek access to Northern Pacific depot plans and press for timely construction of the union passenger station. The club noted delays after NP officials said work would start this spring and seeks official information on the project now awaiting approval by engineers from O W R and N Milwaukee. Aberdeen Printing Co.
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Hoquiam
Commercial Club
Northern Pacific Railway
Northern Pacific
Milwaukee
Veterans of Gettysburg Must Apply for State Transport
Adjutant General Llewellyn announces that all veterans of the Battle of Gettysburg seeking state transportation to the reunion must apply to his Seattle office no later than May 25.
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Llewellyn
Seattle
Norwegians to Honor National Day Parade in Hoquiam
Norwegians and Scandinavians gather for May 17 Norway independence celebration in Hoquiam with a parade from East Hoquiam to Scandinavian hall. Aberdeen friends join with a Finnish band meeting at East Hoquiam streetcar switch and a program featuring hymns, songs, addresses, and musical performances at the hall.
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Denmark
Norway
Eidsvold
Sam
Hoquiam
Scandinavian Hall
Aberdeen
East Hoquiam
Eighth Street
Scandin Hal
D. B. Bates
Andrew Jubell Dies in State Insane Asylum
Word from Steillacoom reports Andrew Jubell died May 7 in the state insane asylum. Jubell had been committed from Chehalis County on April 238.
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Montesano
Steillacoom
Andrew Jubell
Jubell
Chehalis County
Call for Bids for Aberdeen School Building 1913
Sealed bids for all materials and labor to erect and complete a school building in Block 21 Rice Addition Aberdeen Chehalis County Washington are due by 7 30 p m May 27 1913. Bids require a 2 per cent certified check payable to the Secretary Aberdeen School District No 5. Separate bids for pile driving plumbing heating wiring and general contract. The Board may reject any or all bids. May 14 1913. M C Dunham Secretary.
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Aberdeen
Rice
Chehalis County
Washington
M. C. Dunham
Aberdeen School District No. 5
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West Heron St
Wilfred Gawley
Hume St
Ella Judson
J. S. Waugh
MAYOR
Pearsall
North Aberdeen Hospital
Gray Harbor Gas Company
Hoquiam Commercial Club
Union Passenger Depot
Aberdeen Printing Co
Gettysburg
Grays Harbor
Viking of Aberdeen
M. C. Harris
C. O. Field
Casceas Lutheran Church
String Band of
A. Wold
John Tenwick
Molinder
Askerlund
SOM Isco
Viking
A. Erickson Amotich
Stdeo S
Wolff
Wolff’s
GEO. J. Wolff
Aberdeen’s
the Electric Service and Supply Company
Electric
Grays Harbor Railway and Light Company
Sterdam
Weir Theatre