Orondo Grocery Ad Highlights Bargain Prices
Orondo cash grocery offers special deals with Gold Dust cleaning powder priced at 45 cents per pack as part of a 25 cent to 15 cent to 20 cent range. Includes multiple low price items.
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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1910
Page
8
Orondo cash grocery offers special deals with Gold Dust cleaning powder priced at 45 cents per pack as part of a 25 cent to 15 cent to 20 cent range. Includes multiple low price items.
A curious line questions whether blood is prepared for heat and illness, suggesting purity as protection and hinting at a so called king of blood purifiers as a likely product or remedy in a period newspaper style.
An advertisement touts Nyal's Hot Springs Blood Remedy as purifying blood with ingredients like sar saparilla stillingia burdock prickly ash and potassium iodide. It promises a 16 ounce bottle sufficient for 30 days’ treatment and declares it will do you good.
G A R and Sons of Veterans announce Emerson C. Belding junior vice division commander of Sons of Veterans will speak to Wenatchee area old soldiers sons of soldiers and Spanish war veterans at 8 p m in W H Hamilton & Sons chapel on Wednesday May 25 1910 By order of commander IRAP FERRIN Adjt
Mrs H F Morse travels to Coulee City for a few days while J M Harris of Entiat Lights plans Wenatchee as home. Local inquiries seek rental property and prices on Wenatchee avenue. Visitors include H B Crocker of Hudson Wisconsin and attorneys Malloy Hanna en route to Ephrata. The Bazaar and the big fountain at Wenatchee Drug Co feature in-town activity.
Idaho Falls resident Mrs. Frank Means formerly Bessie Carlberg of this city lies ill with typhoid at home two days after arrival. Mrs. Gunther Carlberg is with her daughter after returning from her father's funeral in Wisconsin. Community notices of local events, sales, and appointments fill the page.
Manager Chapman of the Wenatchee theatre offers a top Pantages act tonight with a Hunt Opera company postponement causing changes. Also screening motion pictures of unusual merit for patrons.
Sheriff Ferguson and C. C. Griggs hurried to Entiat last night to serve papers. They left at 4 30 p m and reached Entiat at 5 45 p m. The final four miles were nearly impassable due to rock debris from sheep crossing and road damage between Orondo and Entiat.
S. F. Ross who manages the public park expresses concern over rose bushes being damaged or removed by visitors. The article notes children have broken off many roses, depriving the public of enjoyment in cities where park access is common.
A novel dry battery cell called the anhydrous stays dry in storage until activated by water poured through a special opening. Once activated, it performs like a standard dry battery, offering indefinite shelf life and immediate readiness.
Advice for machining notes that adding turpentine to cutting oil helps leave a smooth surface. Recommends a quarter turpentine to oil ratio to aid cooling during lathe milling drilling and planing of steel or wrought iron.
Senator W L Jones of Washington urges a large, nonpartisan reception for Col Theodore Roosevelt in New York on June 18. He says Roosevelts praise spans party lines and calls for a welcoming, unpolitical gathering to honor his Africa trip and European tour. He asks state delegates to contact the Roosevelt reception committee at 146 Broadway, New York.
A new electric cotton picking and cleaning machine tested in Mississippi uses sixteen handheld brushes and suction nozzles to extract clean cotton. Each picker can harvest over 500 pounds daily, surpassing typical workers, with a crew of sixteen reaching above 8,000 pounds per day, and the truck moves autonomously between rows under electric power with night lighting.
Engineering Magazine notes the centrifugal pump is replacing reciprocating feeds in large central power stations due to self regulation and ability to run against a closed discharge. It suits high pressure small volume delivery and can operate at up to 3000 rpm, with growing use aboard ships for its light weight and compact size.
A brief listing notes prices for whipped cream and several cold items. The fragment indicates quantities 30 35 50 20 10 with a price tag 25 but lacks context about item names or the seller.
60 acres joining town offered at 65 dollars per acre with 1 3 cash. All under cultivation with irrigation possible from one well. Perfect lay, no rocks sand or gravel, volcanic ash soil. Adjacent 25 acre orchard under irrigation. Will divide. Come inspect. If misrepresented I will pay your expense. F. J. George Quincy Wash
Ice coal pure ice for drinking water offered by The Cannery. Lease for sale five acres mostly bearing orchard with some garden truck, fourth house on Pierce Street north of stockyards. Stolen: Tuesday night a black mare about 900 pounds branded D with a curved saddle mark on the left shoulder, unshod, missing from East Wenatchee. Contact R. E. Heninger.
For rent a small house on King street and office rooms in the Russell Plough block inquires to E E Plough. For sale 30 cords of wood at five dollars a cord for ten days only at Beal Grain Milling Co. Also 50 cords four foot wood at Leavenworth for three seventy five a cord handy to load in car. Call L W Bloom phone 1225.
Contractors urged to inspect a fast sale of surplus A Y P materials including lumber burlap tin and lamps. Items listed include 24 cypress wood tanks 5 by 5 by 8 feet priced at 12 dollars each with original cost 60. Call G D Grant at A Y P grounds Seattle to buy now.
For sale items include a lightly used horseback offered by phone 2692 in the evenings. Also advertised are 20 000 tomato plants priced at 3 50 per thousand with contact phone 2216.
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