Local Sale Advertises Limited Price Periods
An advertisement announces sale items available on Thursday Friday and Saturday at specific prices. It lists limited time windows and encourages customers to shop during the stated days.
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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1908
Page
3
An advertisement announces sale items available on Thursday Friday and Saturday at specific prices. It lists limited time windows and encourages customers to shop during the stated days.
Harrington pled guilty today in S F Green case to keep open Sunday and pay costs. The ruling marks the first enforcement under the new Sunday closing law. Homeseekers are present as Grand Rapids group plans shipment to Lindy and other details surface. The Harrington rollers boast 300 capacity, recently ground 375 barrels, with miller projecting 400 barrels in 24 hours.
The Okanogan Lodge, L. D., Free and Accepted Masons, has been organized in Okanogan county. Harry J. Kerr serves as worshipful master and J. S. Stewart as secretary. The lodge expects to receive its charter after the grand lodge meeting in June.
L McLean, once city resident and Spokane Canal president, brief stop in city. Vancouver railway yard incident injures a 5 year old. A E Wieland returns from Seattle Cornell alumni banquet with 40 attendees. General Directory lists state and city officials. local bank window theft of $54 noted. W C T U meal offered. Wenatchee Canning ad and club gathering details included.
A World Office receives a humorous letter about a meat shipment lost in transit. A. A. Piper of the Great Northern queries "Where is the meat Now" and the reply pretends to account for meat scattered among Spokane, Waco, and even a militia in Douglas county. The piece mocks routing delays and eccentric claims.
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