Linen Finish Suiting Sale On Saturday
Two lots of linen finish suitings go on sale Saturday at sharp reductions. Lot 1 features a 15c suiting offered at 10c, Lot 2 offers 124c suiting at 9c.
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Newspaper
Kennewick Courier
Location
Kennewick, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1909
Page
8
Two lots of linen finish suitings go on sale Saturday at sharp reductions. Lot 1 features a 15c suiting offered at 10c, Lot 2 offers 124c suiting at 9c.
The store offers 25 waist lengths in Persian Plaids Swiss Checks Lawn Stripes and Sylvian Crepe at a special price. Retail normally 50 and 65 cents per yard. Special price three yard lengths 98 cents.
The Kennewick Chronicle surveys local poultry ranches along the Columbia River valley. Rev L N B Anderson owners units at Richland. Mounsey Bros. emphasize White Leghorns and Rhode Island Reds. Rev and Mrs Woods report rapid early laying and notable chick growth. The piece urges steady care and belief in poultry as a profitable venture, noting high feed costs and potential for early, strong sales as Kennewick fryers and strawberries.
Lawmakers in Washington increased barley duties from 25 to 30 cents a bushel and raised hops and potato tariffs amid protests. Senate action credited to hopgrowers from Oregon and California. Oysters shell duties jumped to 25 percent, eels taxed, raw cotton duty debated, and lemon duties defended by California growers. Memorial Day observances highlighted with Gettysburg and Lincoln monuments unveiled. Taft contemplates judge Reid’s removal.
The Georgia railroad strike by Brotherhood firemen ends with an agreement to reinstate discharged men while all negro firemen at terminal stations are to be removed. Service resumes with a negro fireman aboard the first poststrike train from Augusta. The settlement follows conditions that existed when the strike began.
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