High Grade SHOES for Women at Five Dollars
Hand sewn welts button styles and perfect fitting elevate these shoes above average. Priced at five dollars, they offer value many would expect to pay six dollars for and invite customers to visit for proper fitting and selection.
Save Your T P W Trading Stamps Promotion
The notice touts saving 5 percent on clothing and groceries through T P W Trading Stamps with cash or 30 day sales. It claims premiums offer high cash value including china silverware furniture rugs lamps cut glass and brassware. Readers are urged not to neglect saving stamps and collect premium items.
Grocery Advert: Special Prices On Canned Clams And More
Another shipment Razor Minced Clams can 15¢ a dozen special and $1.50 Express shipment Graham Creams per pound Fancy Fat Finnon Haddies per pound 25¢ Choice Prunes 2 lbs 25¢ Fresh Express Potato Chips 5¢ per package Ye Old Fashioned Bini quart 15¢ Kippered Salmon per pound 25¢ Choice Dry Apricots 3 lbs for 50¢ Hen supplies include granulated bone Diamond chick food poultry shell and Eastern oyster shell in stock.
Harvester Trust Power Highlighted in Taft Report
Washington reports Luther Conant Jr. says the International Harvester Company maintains a monopolistic grip on harvesting and farm machinery. The investigation cites monopolistic advantages, rival acquisitions, and capital control linked to Morgan and Rockefeller entities as core factors.
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Mar
International Harvester Company
Harvester Trust
Iles
J. P. Morgan & Co
John D. Rockefeller
Luther Conant, Jr
Taft
Harvester
Senate
Bronson Eyes East Coast Bouts After West Wins
Indianapolis fighter Ray Bronson plans an eastern invasion after defeating most top welterweights in the west and midwest. He seeks a 135 pound bout with the McFarland Britton winner near March 7 and has scheduled a St Louis clash with Leo Kelly on March 5 before pursuing eastern ring dates.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Ray Bronson
Indiana
West
Middle West
Bronson
New York
Philadelphia
Bosto
McFarland
Convicts Defeat Walla Walla Bears in Exhibition
In Walla Walla on March 3 the Bears lost 7 to 6 to the Mavericks in an exhibition game before about 150 citizens and 550 convict supporters. Wallace Childers led off with a double, and Rochon added a first-inning run as the Bears took the early lead. The Mavericks answered with three early hits and three runs in the third, adding two more in the fifth. A triple play occurred in the third as Cushman, Mensor, and Ford feature defensive highlights. New Bear recruit Airhart pitched solidly in relief, with Jonas finishing the last three innings, holding Mavericks hitless.
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Bears
Childers
Mavericks
Cushman
Mensor
Ford
Maverick
Bade
Spender
Airhart
Jonas
Bear
Walla Walla to Put In Diamond Park Upgrades
Walla Walla plans major upgrades at Sportaman park including a grassy outfield, a grandstand area, an automobile row along the east end, a freshly dirted infield, filled west bleacher area, and cinder-covered ground to curb dust and provide a smooth driveway for cars.
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Walla Walla
Wash
Sportaman Park
Bade
Doc
Grandstand
Chinese Boxer Sing Hosan to Fight Billy Gaffney
Promoter Dudley Evans announced a switch in the card for next Tuesday. Day’s illness forced the change from Saturday, and Sing Hosan the Chinese lightweight will meet Billy Gaffney, a bout expected to draw strong attendance as Hosan shows speed and cleverness and Gaffney has a noted punch plus a past fifteen draw with Hennessy.
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Jess Day
Jack Duarte
Sing Hosan
Billy Gaffney
Dudley Evans
Day
Poppyland
Yellow Kid
Spike Hennesy
Hennessy
Gaffney
Walla Walla Lineup Nears Completion
Walla Walla Washington March prospects for the local baseball season look bright as manager August Bade awaits a wire from Joe Cohn of Spokane to pick out possible new players. Bade may travel tomorrow to scout, with tryouts listed for pitchers Frink Kelly Shader Marsh Snoddy Leeper Welch Spencer Jonas Garber Larkin, catchers Brown Haworth Dunn, infielders Childers Starr Niles Shinn Johnson Tingley Nadeau, and outfielders Harmon Mensor Martin.
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Walla Walla
Wash
Mar
August Bade
Joe Cohn
Spokane
Indians
Tepee
Bade
Frink
Kelly
Shader
Marsh
Snoddy
Leeper
Welch
Spencer
Coast League Schedule Announced to Public
The Pacific Coast league season opens Tuesday April 1 with Portland at San Francisco Venice takes the Vernon name but plays as the Venice club. Oakland visits Sacramento while Sunday games will be held only on Venice grounds. The schedule runs through October 26.
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San Francisco
Mar
Portland
Venice
Vernon
Los Angeles
Oakland
Sacramento
Sanitary Officers Urge Clean Up Efforts in Walla Walla
Walla Walla March 3 sanitary Inspector W C Gates urges residents to promptly clean premises of winter refuse and asks garbage teams to target alley and street boxes. He hopes to avoid an annual spring clean up day by encouraging voluntary action as city conditions improve after heavy snow.
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Walla Walla
Wash
W. C. Gates
Peniend Bros Furniture and Piano Moving Ad
The ad promotes Peniend Bros offering quick city and country transfers with furniture and piano moving services. They invite calls at Main 339 and claim to have anything needed for moves.
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Peniend Bros
Gates to Serve Notice for Sanitary Repairs
Mr Gates will personally notify owners of unsightly premises. Alleys yards and barnyards will be brought to a sanitary condition to curb the spring and summer fly crusade and keep Walla Walla in top sanitary order throughout the heated season.
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