Children’s Oxford Shoes and Slippers Sale Ad
Misses’ kid oxfords size 11 1 2 to 2 priced at 1.35 dollars. Children’s oxfords and slippers offered at 1 2 price with listed sizes and examples in the advertisement.
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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1910
Page
5
Misses’ kid oxfords size 11 1 2 to 2 priced at 1.35 dollars. Children’s oxfords and slippers offered at 1 2 price with listed sizes and examples in the advertisement.
New York reporters expose a proposed 50 million dollar wireless trust led by Elmer E. Burlingame. The scheme cited the United Wireless Telegraph and other firms, with Burlingame rising from upstate reporter to financier before his collapse in insolvency in 1897.
The young ladies and young men's Catholic Club announce a dance Friday evening June 24 in the Commercial Club hall. Music by Crollard's orchestra. Tickets priced at $1.00.
Alfred Benjamin men suits listed with regular price 35 dollars now 19 dollars 65 cents in a sale. The notice mentions Ellis Forde Cort au Pai.
J Van Cleave shot himself four miles west of Peshastin last Tuesday seeking relief from acute appendicitis. He survived surgery at Leavenworth hospital where four ounces of pus were removed. doctors say recovery is possible though he may be nearly blind due to eye injuries. He has a brother in Indiana.
County Auditor John Godfrey departs next Monday for the sixth annual convention of the State Auditor's association in Walla Walla starting June 28. State Tax Commissioner Frost and State Auditor Claussen will be present with other officials. The three day event features morning and afternoon sessions with speeches and informal discussions on audits and business concerns. Citizens arrange extensive entertainment as delegates tour the city by auto and trolley and enjoy evenings with local commercial groups.
Court records list assignee meetings and deeds including Etta Thomas to Nina Truax for 5000 dollars, several land deeds in blocks and lots across Wenatchee area, one dollar transfers, and parcels in Riverside Farms and Belmont additions with amounts ranging from 10 to 6000 dollars. Additional transfers include connections to Ida Peirce, Alice Sylvester, and Carico with various lot and tract descriptions.
London observes the forty fifth birthday of King George born June 3 1865 as a public holiday. Reports from dominions indicate widespread observance with twenty one gun salutes in London Windsor and at military and naval centers across the United Kingdom.
A local retailer advertises men’s suits priced up to 35 dollars with sale pricing at 19.65 dollars. The Ellis-Forde Co promotes value and savings on formal wear.
A bay horse of about 1000 pounds died at the Eagle livery stable today after grazing at night. Found near the upper reservoir where it accessed a neighbor’s oat bin. Chief Inscho took charge and a vet attended. Remains lie at Eagle livery parlors awaiting identification.
A. B. Peters of Sunnyslope attended the Brethren church general conference at Winona Lake Indiana as a delegate. About 450 delegates came from the United States and Europe and 65 000 people attended sessions with evident interest. On returning Peters met W. O. Dow a recent Ohio Northern University graduate and instructor who plans to settle in the Wenatchee valley.
Sale listing for 320 acres of fruit and wheat land described as a splendid site for a sanitarium and new town. Price advertised at $25.00 per acre. Agent named C. C. Linville of Ephrata Washington. Date 6-29.
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