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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1913
Page
4
A regional fall opening showcases hundreds daily of ladies garments, silks, trimmings, and new silk waists. The store highlights inclusive sizing up to 46, broad options for stout figures, and cheap and premium lines with prices from 95.00 to 7.50 for top models. New gloves hosiery and knitted wear attract customers with values from 10c to 15c per pair.
J N Hein of Charleston Kitsap county Oregon veteran of Civil War and early Indian campaigns credits Plant Juice with curing long standing indigestion constipation and rheumatic pain He says the tonic helps him work each day and asks others to consider using it Sold at Eaton and Swaney drug store.
Robert Ansley, arrested at Mack's camp for robbery, was bound over by Justice Pettijohn to the superior court with bonds set at $1000. Testimony accounted for most of the money lost by camp men. $100 was found in Ansley’s pillow and about $25 on his person. he had lost more money since the robbery while playing poker.
Judge Mason Irwin granted two divorces Friday. John W. Bruned was divorced from Charlotte I. Bruned, and Florence Beckwith was divorced from Dwight C. Beckwith. In Beckwith case two children were awarded to the mother.
The famous Edison talking pictures will be shown at the Grand Theatre in Aberdeen on Wednesday and Thursday September 17 and 18. The program includes drama comedy and grand minstrel sequences with thirty five performers and a Civil War finale.
The Franklin Circle PTA meets tomorrow afternoon with Miss Goldie Eagles speaking on proper food and regular habits and Principal Worth McClure urging supplementary reading in grammar grades. Music will be provided by Room 3-B pupils directed by Miss Lillian Nelson.
The Washington Naval Militia division aboard the torpedo boat Fox under Ensign A E Bradner made its initial voyage to sea from Willapa harbor up the Willapa river to Raymond. Captain Ralph Peasley served as navigating officer with guests Warren J. Egerer James Empey and Elmer Hemrick aboard. The voyage pleased all and the prospect of a 1915 San Francisco exposition trip attracts many young members.
The west bound Northern Pacific train struck a herd of cattle near Moclips Sunday night, killing several cows and prompting the owners to file damage claims.
J C Green a woodsman aged 23 born in North Carolina was adjudged sane after a hearing in Montesano. He described his recent behavior as alternating between terrorizing and preaching to passersby while carrying a .45 Colt and threatening to kill if God ordered it.
Chehalis county game and fish commission issued a folder with a summary of state game laws. Copies may be obtained from any commissioner, the warden, or the county auditor in Montesano on September 15.
Elma Sept 15 The McCleary schools opened Monday with about 120 students in four rooms. Principal Miller has seven students in the ninth grade and the plan to continue all year. Students already show interest in the work aided by cool weather, with prospects for a successful year.
Mrs. Frank Ascheberg travels to Erie Kansas by Northern Pacific for a three month visit to relatives. She left on Thursday noting the drought relief in the region and plans roughly three months away.
The Herald claims broad readership as the county’s leading newspaper, touted as the go to source for ads and notices. Its prominence suggests advertisers reach a large audience through this publication.
Mrs. K. H. Moore returns to Elma from a California summer trip and attends Aberdeen teachers' institute before resuming her teaching duties in local schools.
A brief line from James Shirley expresses a paradoxical image of fragrance blooming amid dust, implying resilience and beauty in hardship.
A collection of phrases attributed to the sixteenth century writer Thomas Tasser includes sayings about wind and fortune, delayed actions, caution before acting, and a rolling stone gathering no moss. The attributions reflect early modern proverbs and rhetorical style.
A Baltimore American quip cites the line I want a man of deeds for my husband and suggests why not marry a real estate dealer. The exchange reflects humorous social commentary on marriage and professions.
Victor Herbert's The Enchantress arrives at the Grand Theatre on Sunday September 21 with Kitty Gordon in the lead. Critically praised in New York and Chicago, the operetta is noted for a strong plot and natural humor, with brilliant music and dance sequences enhancing the production.
Subscribers who did not receive the Herald one day and Friday by the specified hour should call the City Messenger Co at phone 72. The firm will deliver a copy immediately as a courtesy to affected readers.
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