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The Time of Plenty
to which the Colville country is looking
with great expectancy,
Will bring their financial questions as well
as their opportunities.
What better time than now to cultivate
the acquaintance of a good bank, so that
when the busy season comes, you may
have a financial "headquarters" where you
can conveniently and safely make your
transactions.
Whether you wish to open an account
now or not, you are welcome at the Bank
of Colville.
Bank of Colville
U. S. Depositary
The Oldest Bank in Stevens County
THE LOCAL NEWS
Advertisement.
See Kostka's samples of all
wool suits at $15 up.
Bernard Johnsen, veterinarian.
Phone 485.
Go to Rich's for your glasses.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Highest price paid for milling
wheat. Lasswell Bros., Colville.
Largest assortment of fancy
candies in the city, fresh from
factory twice a week, at Stenger's.
Good meals, quick service and
reasonable rates at Dorman's
Cafe.
Before buying your new win
ter hat, call on Mrs. Gudmunson.
For Sale—s room house and 2
lots in Portland add. to Republic.
Cheap if sold at once.— G. H.
Staves, Colville.
For Rent—Oat stubble pasture
for stock. $1.50 per month.—
Johnsen's ranch, below depot
For Rent—Five room house
east of Stevens County Abstract
Co. Call at Examiner office.
Look into Kostka's window and
see the samples of suits and
overcoats, all wool, at $15, $17,
$20. They are guaranteed by
Kostka, too.
When you go through Spring
dale, stop at Frank Herndon's
Palace Bar and get some of his
famous wet goods for hot days.
He has the best.
The new Lee Cafe. Meals and
lunches served at all hours at
reasonable rates. Special atten
tion given to receptions, ban
quets, wedding and dinner par
ties. G. G. Dorman, proprietor.
New list of Edison and Colum
bia records received first of every
month at Laury's.
For good work and reasonable
prices take your watch to J. F.
Leigh ton, jeweler. Watches
cleaned $1, and guaranteed one
year. Spring $1, jewels $1, hands
and glass 25- cents each.
The Debs hotel gives just as
much as ever for 25c and you
can't beat it any where in town.
If you can, I will refund your
money.—D. Laury, the socialist,
proprietor.
If you want high grade photo
graphs, best enlargements or the
best work for amateurs see The
Colville Studio. H. E. Koehler,
opposite Hotel Colville.
Earl J. Strong has filed for the
office of city clerk at the com
ming city election. Mr. Strong
is well and favorably known in
Colville, having held the position
of postoffice clerk here for the
past three years.
Thomas Walsh, the veteran
passenger brakeman who has
been running in that capacity on
the Marcus division of the S. F.
&. N. for the past 23 years, was
in Colville Tuesday on business.
Mr. Walsh and Larry Moriarity,
an engineer, are the only two
men on the road in any depart
ment that have been in the ser
vice of the company since 1889
in which year D. C. Corbin built
the S. F. &. N. from Spokane to
Marcus.
Miss Marie Cyr, who has been
employed as stenographer for
the law firm of Jesseph & Grin
stead for the past year, has re
signed her position and Mrs. E.
S. McCloud has been chosen to
fill the vacancy.
A degree of divorce was this
week granted to Frederick Gust
afsonvs. Willhelmina Gustafson
on the grounds of insanity.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Lee and
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Aspend
left by automobile on Tuesday
for a ten days' camping and
hunting trip. The party will
go far back into the Cascade
mountains on the British Colum
bia side where they expect to en
counter some big game.
In the case of Shaver vs.
Shaver, the plaintiff was granted
a decree of divorce, on the
grounds of abandonment.
Notice—All persons wishing to
hunt game or birds during the
open season must under the law
have in their possession a 1912
hunting license. I do not de
sire to make arrests and secure
convictions for the violation of
this law without first giving due
notice. H. C. Masterson. county
game warden.
Have you registered? Books
are open at Rice's.
"No Trespassing Notices"
printed on cloth, large size, clear
and distinct, at the Examiner.
Poison signs for ranchers can
be had at the Examiner office at
bottom prices.
No Hunting notices on cloth,
large type, 3 for 25c. At Exam
iner.
For Sale—lnternational corres
pondence school scholarship; bar
gain; inquire at Examiner.
the Colville Examiner, Saturday, October 12, 1912
Dates for the following G. 0.
P. speakers have been announced:
Senator Wesley L. Jones Colville
Oct. 25; Congressman W. L. La-
Follette Daisy and Marcus Oct.
18, Northport Oct. 19; J. E.
Frost and H. P. Dewey Kettle
Falls Oct. 23; Louis F. Hart Che
welah Oct. 21.
County Game Warden H. C.
Masterson states that he is hav
ing some difficulty with a few
of the farmers who maintain
they have a right to hunt on their
own lands without a hunting
license. The officer claims that
hunting without a license is in
violation of the game laws re
gardless of who owns the land.
Dr. W. F. Diffenbacher, At
torney L. C. Jesseph, Postmaster
P. R. Parks and W. B. Dingle of
the Hotel Colville went over to
Bear mountain on Saturday in
quest of big game, returning
Sunday evening with a two-year
old buck. Dingle fired the shot
that brought down the venison.
Jesseph met face to face with a
big black bear, but while con
sidering the advisability of shoot
ing, Mr. Bruin slunk into the
swampy jungle and was never
seen again.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert White
cotton, who came to Colville from
Alberta some two months ago
with a view of buying a farm in
the Colville valley, left on Sun
day for their former home near
Edmonton.
In the superior court on Mon
day William Stewart pled not
guilty to a charge of selling
whiskey to an Indian. The case
will be heard at the November
term of court.
Dr. L. B. Harvey and George
Rioth left early Sunday morning
for Grover Samuels' camp on the
Colville reservation. The two men
were well supplied with all kinds
of fire-arms and ammunition for
the purpose of hunting the wild
geese that abound on the numer
ous small lakes on the western
borders of the reservation. The
party left by automobile and ex
pected to make the trip of 200
miles in one day.
R. R. Coleman, formerly county
commissioner of Ferry county
but now engaged in merchandis
ing at Meteor, on the Colville
Indian reservation, was in town
Saturday on business.
It may be gratifying to know
that out of the 15 creameries in
the Inland Empire that were con
testants at the Inter-state Fair
last week the Old Dominion
Creamery, of Colville, carried
away the second prize on cream
ery butter.
Christian Science Society. —
Chapel, cor. Cedar and Ist. Ser
vice Sunday at 11 a. m. and 8 p.
m.; Sunday school at 10 a.m. Mid
week meeting Wednesday even
ings at 8 o'clock. The reading
room open Wednesday and Sat
urday from 2 to 4 in the Chapel.
The public is welcome. Subject
lesson sermon, ' 'Are sin, disease
and death real?"
Miss Clark Reedy, of Los
Angeles, who has been visiting 1
her aunt Mrs. P. B. Dingle of
Colville and a sister Mrs. W. W.
Campbell of Laurier for the past
three months, left for her home
on Saturday. Miss Reedy
has had charge of the buying
and the wholesale department of
one of the largest millinery houses
on the Pacific coast for several
years and on account of her close
application to business her health
became impaired, but with three
months vacation in Washington
in the high altitude, her health
has been much improved.
Miss Bertha Williams, the pop
ular pianist who has been visit
ing friends and relatives in points
in Idaho for the past three
months, has returned home, and
is again the musician at the Col
ville Theater, much to the satis
faction of lovers of music and
theater goers.
Snow appeared on the high
peaks Wednesday for the first
time this season.
Advertisement.
Dr. M. Lobell, the well known
eye specialist of Spokane, will be
in Colville, Wash., at Hotel Col
ville, Wednesday, October 16.
Dr. Lobell is a graduate of the
German universities and is pre
pared to handle the most obsti
nate cases of eye trouble. His
method of eye testing is through
ly up-to-date and guarantees an
accurate diagnosis of all eye
trouble without drugs. Save
time and money by consulting a
specialist who has made the eye
and fitting of glasses a study for
20 years. Patronize the doctor
who makes regular visits to your
town. Home office 305-6-7-8-9
Rookery Block, Spokane, Wash.
Don't miss the chicken dinner
at Dorman's Cafe every Sunday
evening.
Piano for sale—Almost new;
address box 92, R. F. D. 1, Col
ville.
Kostka can furnish an all-wool
suit, any pattern you want, at
$15 up.
Garland Dorman will serve you
a good meal for 25c. In Hotel
Lee building.
The Colville Examiner job
office has now in stock 21 grades,
styles and colors of business let
ter head paper, in addition to the
various stylesof monogram and
correspondence stationery.
Potato Sacks.
I can furnish you with potato
sacks at BJc each deliverd at Col
ville; you will have to have sacks
if you expect to sell spuds, so
better order them in time.
Union members, of course, 6Jc.
- P. M. Simpson.
For City Clerk
I am a candidate for the nomination
for city clerk at the city primary elec
tion November 5. Earl J. Strong.
Visit
Dr. M. Lobell, Oph. D.
The well known eye specialist
of Spokane, at Colville Oct. 16
What is that Accelerated En
downment Plan? Ask Stimson.
HOTEL
TOURAINE
Solicits your patronage while in
Spokane.
EUROPEAN PLAN
Rates 50 cents and up. Reasonable rates
by week or month. J block from post
office, near new Monroe Street bridge.
Full view down Riverside Avenue from
Lobby.
Wm Snow, Prop. R. H. Snow, Mfr.
Spokane, Washington.
Expert Administration of
X-RAYS
In diseases and injuries. Roentgeno
logie X Honetschlaeger. 234 Granite
Block, Spokane.
i AMUSEMENTS I
Colville Theater
H. D. Williams, Manager
Every night 7 to 10:30
Continuous Motion Picture
Admission 10c
Stevens County
Drug Store
Homeopathic
Drugs
Help the Chronic and
Cure the Sick
C DeKEYZER, colville
All-wool Suits
$15
All-wool overcoats
$15
KOSTKA the TAILOR
will sell you an all-wool suit or overcoat for $-15 and up. Made to
your measure, guaranteed all-wool, guaranteed to fit and to give
satisfaction, and guaranteed by Kostka himself. Suits furnished by
Kostlta are union made no sweat shop or hand-me-down. The
wool is grown in Washington, and the cloth made in Washington.
See the Samples in
Kostka's Window
You can never buy an all-wool quality-tailored suit from anyone for
a less price. And all-wool means ALL-wool not a third cotton, as
are nearly all suits now days. And buying from a tailor means a
correct style and a perfect fit.
"Hush, children, it's daddy talking. Yes,
Jim, we're all well and the children have been
real good. How have you been? Coming
home tonight? That's fine. It will seem good
to see you again."
The business man who is obliged to be
away from home brings joy to the family by
cheery words over the telephone.
The local and long distance Bell Tele
phone service keeps him always in touch
with home conditions.
/2\ The Pacific Telephone &
I Jf& J Telegraph Company
Every Bell Telephone is the center of the system.
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