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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1908
Page
3
A local retailer highlights a full line of Gentlemen's Seal and Initial Rings and cuff links in solid gold with ornamental settings. The shop also offers a tempting range of general jewelry including ladies and gentlemen's gold and silver watches, chains, charms, rings, and brooches.
Howard Thomas the Jeweler invites patrons to view a new line of ladies goods with prices significantly reduced. Also notes on Woman's Exchange pricing and “Mme Tiffany.” Labour calls for bridge work, drayage and transfer details with contact. Opticians Wolff and Hess at Hotel Chewawa. savings account urged at Columbia Valley Bank.
A collage of Wenatchee merchants promotes local shops and services. Ads feature HarJin's Market delivering quality meats and produce, Belser land sales, Columbia Valley Bank savings, and Wenatchee Produce Company tools and seeds, plus barbers, theatres, and local advertising by The Daily World.
J E Sarp showcases harness and saddlery goods at 25 Wenatchee Avenue, adjacent to Little and Wetzel's Market, offering items for riders and teams.
A revenue cutter under construction at Wilmington will carry a life saving cableway to aid passengers of wrecked vessels, a New York Herald report says. Inventor Spencer Miller’s device uses a hawser like line with a steam reel to maintain tension and reach up to 1000 feet, with testing planned at Lidgerwood in Newark.
Professor Philip Schneider of Syracuse University reports the Pike county Arkansas diamond field is rich with genuine diamonds. His survey for the state department of agriculture found Huddleston and Money properties promising, with surface indications suggesting a Kimberley level of quality and soil likeness.
A highly accurate clock installed in the Case School observatory in Cleveland will not vary more than fifteen one thousandths of a second from true time in twenty four hours. Its precision rivals a Berlin clock, and it is nearly as steady as the sun, with plans to measure the minutest fractions of a second.
The Houston Post theme points to Christmas season and gifts as it notes housewifely comforts and shopping. It sketches domestic scenes and hints at holiday bargains in town shops to please spouses with new gowns and warm favors.
Young people may earn funds by working at Wenatchee Business College this winter. The college invites letters from youths and young men who can assist and possibly secure a complete course in commercial instruction. Write to the college at once.
In a historic northern castle Mary Queen of Scots rested while prisoners were moved through England. In the library books rearrange themselves overnight with Shakespeare volumes dispersed across shelves. Guests and family corroborate the phenomenon after years of searches, rockings, and late watches. London Modern Society notes the enduring mystery with no rational explanation.
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