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Newspaper

Yakima Herald

Location

Yakima, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1905

Page

14

Our Great January Stock Adjusting Sale Prompted by past bargains

The article promotes a January sale at a store claiming the best stock adjustment event yet with deep discounts. It invites readers to visit and examines items and prices, asserting value and satisfaction. Shoppers are urged to inspect offerings and decide for themselves.

Remarkable Ladies Suit Bargains and Stock Adjusting Sale

A period ad touts deeply discounted ladies suits and underwear. It highlights half price suits and a stock adjusting sale with multiple undergarment styles and wool, cotton, and ribbed options at reduced prices.

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City News In Brief From North Yakima

Dan Lynch departs next week for Spokane to attend Gonzales College. The Maccabees plan their installation and social at hall tomorrow evening. Mrs. Connor and two children of Seattle visit the Hatfields. Dr Stern offers eye checks at the Hotel Yakima until Saturday January 2. A Japanese cook position is advertised. Dooley & Baker relocate cab stand to their barn at Second and Walnut. Petition for letters of administration filed by Walter Hansen for Lydia Hansen estate. Hazel Madden wins matinee prize at Orpheum theatre bank deposit prize. Patterson brothers buy Bon Ton cigar store and billiard hall. Dr Stern will leave for Europe next Sunday due to lease factory strike. Boys basketball Ellisburg vs North Yakima Friday night. Jesse R. Hanson committed to Medical Lake asylum. North Yakima Woodmen head camp meeting set for April in Los Angeles. district Colfax March 8. State board of barber examiners in town. six candidates certified. Presbyterian church sermon topics on Sunday. morning baptismal services. Bond buyers notice for district No. 7 $25,000 issue. fifteen inquiries received. Sheriff recovers funds after forged telegram scheme. suspect to be tried. City Schools report steady attendance and enrollments. Local visits by Will H. Jamee of Santa Rosa. Death of Charles Lahr, heart failure. funeral held. Irrigation convention delegates from Sunnyside visiting. Prisoner work donations sought for Independent Holiness Mission. Mennonite Rev. Carmichael to conduct services at Salvation Army hall January 22–23.

The Maccabees Connor Seattle J. N. Hatfield Stern Hotel Yakima Cook P. O. Box Dooley & Baker Second Street Walnut Jesse R. Hanson Board of Examiners of Insane Medical Lake Woodmen of the World Los Angeles Colfax North Yakima R. L. Ireland Carl Koch W. Whistler State Board of Barber Examiners Frank Clemmer Presbyterian Church F. L. Hayden R. K. Nichols Nichols Grant Cle Walter C. Job Marion Morell Spokane Morell Job Pris Selleck E. Carmichael J. P. Marks Olypia Will H. Jamee Santa Rosa Cal Charles Lahr South First Street William Stokey Argent Joe Duffey A. Hudson Sunnyside F. M. Lambert Independent Holiness Missionary Society South Second Street Court House

Irrigation Company Enjoined Over Baker Land Case

Walter G and Bessie M Baker win decree from Judge Rudkin enjoining Washington Irrigation Co from maintaining and operating canal across their lands end of section 28 township 10 north range 23 east W M. costs taxed to defendants. Selah Telephone Co organized in Selah Valley schoolhouse to build a valley telephone line. capital stock 1750 in 25 shares. officers elected Hanna president King vice president Carardoneau secretary treasurer. Baptist church services announced with Sunday school at 10am and sermons on The New Birth Young People Union 6:30pm and Promises 7:30pm. all invited.

Walter G Bessie M. Baker The Washington Irrigation Company Rudkin Towit Township 10 Range 23 Selah Telephone Company Selah Valley E. E. Hanna Ira the Baptist Church Union

Impersonated Deputy Sheriff Accused in South First Street Hold Up

Millard Boyd, once defendant in a murder trial, is alleged to have held up Del Gaffney and Silas Dilley on South First Street near the Tustin boarding house. A deputy sheriff persona was used to justify plundering pockets. Gaffney was wounded. Sheriff Grant investigates. arrests not yet made.

South First Street Millard Boyd del Gaffney Silas Dilley Bose Firat Street Tustin Gaffney Boyd Grant Dilley

Vinol claimed as strongest flesh and strength builder

The ad promotes Vinol as the best strength and flesh creator using cod liver elements without oil, combined with organic iron and other body building ingredients. It claims to build flesh, strength, and tissue with a money back guarantee from Fred L. Janeck, druggist.

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