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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1908
Page
4
The ad lists neckwear prices with ties offered at one dollar to two dollars, half price sale figures, and tam hats discounted to under one dollar. Several price points are shown including $1.00, $1.50, and 88 to 50 cents on assorted colors and styles.
Promotional notice lists white collar shirts at half price and various price tiers from 50 cents to 2.00 dollars with limits of no more than three shirts per person. Includes multiple shirt types and prices such as 25c 88c and 1.00 options.
During this sale three pairs of silk garters are offered for 25 cents as the advertised bargain.
A sale offers fancy border handkerchiefs at varying low prices with 200 dozen white handkerchiefs listed for sale at 2 cents each. A limit of one dozen per person is enforced to prevent bulk purchases.
Senator Aldrich spoke in the Senate in support of a treasury backed emergency currency plan named for him. He cited 1907 turmoil, described a $500,000,000 note issue, government bonds as security, and rationalized temporary use to prevent crises and protect credit both domestic and international.
The house approved a bill to hold United States court sessions in Jackson Breathitt County Kentucky. Jackson, county seat, has long been known for feuds and mob violence including the killing of Judge James Hargis by his son.
Washington reports dispute over legality of the presidents inland waterways commission and payments to its members as Congress debates the urgent deficiency bill. Proposals query authority to fund the commission while anti prohibitionists press judiciary hearings against federal aid to local option laws.
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