Lyndon Department Store Special Prices Notice
Lyndon Department Store calls attention to special prices offered now. Savings apply across multiple departments and include limited time offers.
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Newspaper
Lynden Tribune
Location
Lynden, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1920
Page
9
Lyndon Department Store calls attention to special prices offered now. Savings apply across multiple departments and include limited time offers.
A sale offers 20 percent off Saxonknit wool bathing suits and Beess hs overalls and Bob Evans Middy Dresses for Misses and Girls. Prices drop from 7.50 to 7.00 and 5.60 to 3.00 for suits, overalls from 1.50 to 1.50, and plaid skirts down from 23.75 to 19.75, 15.00, and 10.00. Limited sizes remain.
Local shop announces bright new patterns in men s neckwear and silk shirts with prices from 75 cents to 8 50. Arrow Shirts and W L Douglas footwear are featured with multiple price points and new wool plaids for skirts priced per yard. Also in stock are various socks for men women and children including mercerized and silk varieties.
Charles Hamshaw of Ferndale acts as the fire ward for Lynden residents seeking permits to burn slashings. He may be reached by telephone at Ferndale 8303.
Peter Meenderinck displays his herd of pure bred Jerseys at the Skagit County Fair this week drawing notable attention. Lynden residents traveled from Lynden this morning to visit Burlington and view the fair displays.
Mike Vandergriend sold a single team of horses for 707.50 at the Elder Brothers sale in Clearbrook last week. Two public sales are planned in the coming days with auctions at the Fred Fisher farm on Glendale paving this Saturday and at the Jacob Kamerer place near Brown's Store next Thursday.
Lynden Welding and Manufacturing Company advertises welding for cast iron zinc self steel tool brass at 8rd and Front Streets Lynden. The note includes a terse code 1 1 tf 6.
The Lynden Creamery Company filed a petition in Whatcom County Superior Court for disincorporation and dissolution. The court may appoint the directors as trustees to settle affairs and distribute remaining assets to stockholders after debts and claims are paid.
Albert Van Diest of Yakima visits Lynden families Van Leeuwen Van Diest and Van Vorst while Mrs P Meenderinck camps at Birch Bay. P M Serrurier and Rev W O Benadom take Methodist ministers to Skyline Divide Baker for a week. Edward Kamm moves from Ellison White to Chau tauquas as cashier. B C Crabtree buys a Pan automobile and a Case threshing machine arrives at his farm. Mr and Mrs H Jager plan Iowa visit. Mrs Al Te Selle and family camp at Birch Bay. John Dyk departs for Montana.
In said cause fixing Monday the 20th day of August 1920 at 9 30 oclock A M at the courthouse in the city of Bellingham Whatcom County Washington as the time and place at which said petition shall be heard Dated this 28th day of June 1920 GEO M COOK County Clerk First publication July 1 1920 Last publication August 26 1920 R B LE COCQ Lynden Washington Attorney for petitioner
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