Quality Drugs and Honest Service Promotion
An advertisement proclaims high quality prescription drugs with no substitutions. It highlights a double checking system to prevent mistakes and asserts favorable prices compared with competitors to attract patrons.
Night Bell from The Yellow Drug Store News
Thomas Lund returned from the sound on Wednesday. Miss Ditmars returned from Roslyn. Legh R. Freeman and bride arrived from St. Paul and registered at the Hotel Yakima. Rev. R. Hargreaves to preach in the Baptist church Sunday. J. C. Carter came from Butte and may bring Montana capital into the district. Walter Fitch’s body shipped to Seattle for interment. Several locals travel, visit, or announce property deals and mining interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legh R. Freeman
Bride
St. Paul
Yakima
S. G. Updike
Dr. Updike
the Sound
Minneapolis
J.C. Carter
Butte
Montana
Mt. Stewart
Walter Fitch
Seattle
Thomas R. Fisher
Portland
Ed. Webster
U.S
Webster
U. S. Geological Survey
Alaska
Saturday and Monday Bargains Offer in 1900s Ad
The ad touts 10 percent shoe discounts through August 1 and weekend prices on sunproof rubber hose, Puritan soap, shirtwaists, boys overalls, crockery, glassware, and tennis shoes. It also promises a special bargain counter with daily changes and mentions local chatter about crop prospects and several community notices and marriages.
Reader letters mix politics hops and travel notes
A Seattle bar association meeting receives praise for a marriage and divorce paper by Ira M. Krutz. Readers from Yakima Tampico and Chicago offer opinions on politics crops hops and local industry with remarks on Congressman Jones and the city’s business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira M. Krutz
Davidson
Bar Association
Seattle
Republican county central committee meets on Tuesday
In the absence of Chairman Hill, Secretary Hough presided as A C Walker chosen to lead. Delegates to the county convention were allocated by precinct votes with Zillah and Toppenish given specific delegations. Primaries set for August 4 and the county convention August 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican County Central Committee
Hill
Hough
A. C. Walker
Mr. Barnett
Yakima City
C. H. Bartlett
Yakima
Robert Mahaffy
Nile
F. A. Williams Toppenish
W. A. Moran
Kennewick
Also Mentioned on This Page
Yellow Drug Store
Night Bell
Thomas Lund
The
Sound
Miss Ditmars
Roslyn
Phil Ditter
O’dea
Catholic Church
Jay Lynch
Fort Simcoe
Maggie Varco
Kansas
Walker House
J. B. Turnell
Plumb
Marble
A. E. Howard
Upper
Natchez
H. A. Small
Guilland House
Tacoma
Everett
West Side
R. Hargreaves
Weston
Oregon
Baptist Church
Garonne
Nome
Jas. Brittain
Mr. Fletcher
E. E. Kelso
Maple Street
W. B. Newcomb
Edward Whiteon
Clellum
K. W. Dunlop
Fish Lake
Mr. Whitson
Ida Elmore
Auditor’s
Wellington M. Clark
Washington Irrigation Company
Sunnyside Canal
Yakima Investment Company
Sador Mondor
Jeff McDaniel
Dawson
Fred Miller
North Yakima
J. J. Dixon
Santa Ana
Egg Island
Yakima Gold Mining Company
Alex. Miller
Henry Lombard
J. B. Current
W. L. Jones
Yakima Hardware Co
W. S. Lince
Freeman
Read
Salvation Army
Louis Rooney
W. F. Prosser
Grace M. Robertson
the Republic
Charles McClain
Louis Lee
Mt. Adams
Congressman Jones
Speaker Henderson
J. W. Peck
B. L. Baker
Walla
Harry Moran
Spokane
Paris
A. D. Sloan
First Street
North
Drug Store
E. W. Dooly
H. M. Tayior
R. Hearle
Walla Walla
James W. Tinker
Mary E. Buff
J. H. Woods
C. E. Hanchett
Burlington
Vermont
O. V. Carpenter
Jesse Mull
Ross
W. L. Shearer
N. P
Toppenish
E. G. Flemming
W. H. Aare
Frank A. Williams
Toppenish Trading Company
Jeannette Cooper
P. J. Flint
Sonoma
California
Albert Wilgus
Washington, D.C
Department of the
Pendleton
H. M. Gilbert
New York
Basi Son
Warren Eglin
Tampico
Ahtanum
T. A. Davis
Jones
Yakima’ Jones
Republican Party
Stanley Coffin
Chicago
Charley Wenner
Legion
Wenner
Mr. Moore
Jack McNeff
Square Meals
Yakima Avenue
Lucy, Propr
Messrs
Max Jackson
H. B. Rigg
Frank Jackson
Spring Flat
Edgar Rock
Messrs. Jackson
H. H. Schott
Taylor Pyles
Justice Taggard
Africa
McNeely
Mclntire
Kalispel
Kellar
E. W. R. Taylor
Kodak
Eastman
Robt. E. Smith