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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1907
Page
6
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A local retailer touts a bold clearance promoting overstock consolidation and new shipments. The campaign echoes historic rhetoric about value and price, urging customers to embrace a stronger effort and purchase, with a creed to Tell the Truth and deliver seasonable, high quality merchandise.
The sale offers roo Suits in Flannels Home spuns Tweeds and Cassimeres with cut prices from 3.75 to 12.00. The shop promises free pressing while worn and cleaning and pressing services for the assorted cassimeres worsteds tweeds and serges. About 100 suits are included with various price reductions and the sale runs through July 3 1907.
An extended sale notice promotes ages 7 to 15 years with 50 suits and frequent price cuts. It touts linen, duck, flannel and silk goods, half price bargains, reduced overalls, shirts, negligees, Madras and Percales, and a wide range of staple items with clerk guidance.
Overboard selections of Fedora shapes in black brown and nutreia plus dozens of straw hats and stiff hats at cut prices. Men’s shoes from Geo. W. Snow line include Oxfords and Vici Kid options, with steep discounts and guaranteed workmanship.
City of North Yakima resolves to construct an eight foot cement sidewalk on the south side of Yakima Avenue from April Street to Ninth Street. Estimated cost is 3094 dollars with public notices required before July 1 1907. City Clerk to publish and receive protests by 7:30 p.m. on that date.
City of North Yakima outlines a cement sidewalk plan on West Yakima Avenue between Seventh Avenue West and the Northern Pacific right of way. It details costs, assessments in Local Improvement District No. 103, and a 6 percent interest on installments with a July 1 deadline for notices.
Oscar Harvey died at St Elizabeths Hospital on Sunday after police found him in the N P yards near Doolys feed yard. The death was caused by an epileptic fit. He was about 30 and recalled being struck with a native bolo in the Philippines during the war, after which he suffered frequent fits. B E Mott of Matt Candy Company broke his leg when a wagon dashline entangled near Naches avenue and B street, the horse kicking the dashboard.
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