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The Lynden tribune., July 09, 1908, Image 4
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Newspaper Page TextHAMMOCKS Just what you want this "hot" wea ther. Special Prices This Week. $3.50 Hammocks, now $2-98 2.75, Hammocks, now, 2.25 2.50 Hammocks, now, tM 2.00 Hammocks, now, 1-G8 1.60 Hammocks, now, 1.19. 1.10 Hammocks, now, .M) Don't Delay. There are not many left and they'll go fast at these pri ces. CANNING SEASON lluy Your Fruit Jars Now. There is always a security later in the seaoson and we would advise the purchase now, of what you will need during the season. We sell: THE MASON THE SCHRAM THE ECONOMY. And they're all good, too. Prices the Lowest. Inquire before buying. NORTHWEST HARDWARE CO. ssH b^l^lbbsMslsslßsblMsHs^ Builders' Hardware. Mill Supplies. The Famous Brand of "Champion" 1 Stump Powder. 213 WEST HOLLY ST. BELLI NO HAM, WASH THE MEAT QUESTION All kinds of fresh meats kept constantly in cold storage. We take pride in our salt meats; they are the best products of the world's greatest packers. We pay the highest price, in cash, for beef, mut ton, hogs and hides. A. L. DRAKE, . Lynden. Mr. George Taylor has been laid up -with rheumatism for over a week, but is believed to be somewhat on the mend now. Mrs. R. H. Fields of Garden, Ore., is here the guest of her cousin, Mrs. W. H. Elder. Shurd Nobles, deputy county survey or, accompanied by his bead chain man, Martin Randall, stopped at the Miller .Hotel Monday night. They are surveying down near Wiser Lake this week. Mr. Nobles, we are informed, is In tbe race for tbe office of survey or, himself. FOR SALE: 10 acres, near Lynden. Price reasonable. ' A. J. Brown. 2t 11.49. Rev. P. 3. Hoekenga, pastor of the Christian Reformed church,, will be in Seattle over Sunday and will con- 1 duel services there in the Interest of this church. ADVERTISE iv The Tribune. ■ 1908 SEASON OF THE DE LAVAL CREAM SEPARATOR PROSPERITY DeLaval Separators and Farm Prosperity almost go hand In hand. The farming outlook was never before so promising as now. First and always best, as they have been for thirty years, the DeLaval Sep arators were never before so good as are the new ami improved 1908 machines. Midsummer, the most profitable separator season, is now at hand. There was never a better time to make this most profitable of all farm implement purchases. It's high time to gel aboard. Drop us a card today and we will come and show you the best separator made, the DE LAVAL. Black Cat Brand Chicago-Kenosha Hosiery Company Kenosha, Wis, Every pair fully warranted. Every pair absolutely fastcolor regardless of price. Every pair full size and full length. Every pair made with a special elastic stite'j <>v< r the toe, leaving no seam whatever. The only hose made with this stitch. Chihlrens hose in all sizes, weights ami styles, and at all prices. Ladies hose iv all weights and styles. Men's half hose satisfy the most pal ticular of purchasers. Next time try the Black Cat Brand of Hose. They'll Please You. • The Lynden Department Store LIST your property with Hlxby and Bakker If you wish to sell. C. K. Hitchcock and wife visited Iteming the past week.. J. B. GALE, utnbrelas repaired and recovered. Scissors ground. Next door to P. 0. It. IF YOl' HAVE horses or cattle that] you wish pastured, call and see me' | about It. 1 have an abundance of good pasture for rent. Frank W. Bixby. 351 £ FARM LOANS. Swim and Aldrlch. Arthur Crablree drove to Belllng bam last Friday to get his cousins, Ben., Pearl and Nellie Crablree, and Oral Handy. After visiting and spen-| ding the Fourth here they returned lo Bellinghuin Sunday afternoon in order to be present Monday morning at the Normal summer school. WE KEEP track of all the snaps In real estate. See us before buying. Swim and Aldrich. 1 Black Cat Hosier! THE MOST PERFECT HOSIERY Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Hay spent th. Fourth in llellingham. HAVE your conveyancing done by Swim and Aldrieh. Misses Eva Mulder, Lee Bangs, Reffl lOgel and Messers. Charles Philo ami Ray Slade spent the Four th ut Suinas and Everson. WE DESIRE TO BELL, "JACK" oar t.onhey. Price $:!U.t)o. Enil and Vernon ltixby. Miss Iteka Roo, of Bellinghain, Ipes the FOurth wilh her parents iv Lyn d*n. ' i.N'SlinE in n reliable company with Swim and Aldrieh. William Greenblnlt went to Dent ing on Friday last remaining there nY W tbe Fourth, Mr. Greenblnlt was bformerly stationed in Demini aa in [ apcet or before being transferred le jibe Lynden branch of the Immigraliiui i Service. I IF YOU HAVE a difficult Job oil re pairing, take it, next, door to the I' O. to J. M. Gale. It. Mr. and Mrs. C. .1. Don!} returned ' Sunday after spending a week Iv Si n ttle and Victoria. DR. ERR, specialist, Eye, Ear, None and Throat. Glasses fitted. Phone A Ml, Daylight Block, Bellingham. The Epworlh League held it h regn lar monthly business meeting at i|„ J home of Wilder Jones, their president, lust Monday evening. After the i i lug, games were played mid a short I program rendered. The most ImpoT tunt tiling in it being the rending n comic paper which produced consider I able merriment. Refreshments were I served. WATCH for H. Van Gilder's big id. next week. Will be of interest to you. I WANTED: more visitors to The Tribune Office. WE WRITE fire insurance in the very ( best and safest companies. Bixby U iu| Danker, ; I J The ball team will go to Blame Sun- i day to play the Blame team. Ootid luck to the boys, may they "do 'eni I brown." , IDE WITT & GALE agency for Vue, ' lfic Steam Laundry. Laundry leave* ' Tuesday evening at 7:30 for Belling ham. v , THE LYNDEN TRIBUNE JULY 9, 190 S. W. O. Grant returned Monday even ing on the aulo i t er spending | cou ple of days visiting iii Bellingharo. WANTED—a gi'i f or general hom-c --work. Apply at giickmy Home, i t. Messers, Johnson end Bollerad, t>n;> hers of Bvafaon, visited with P. t Drown and It. W. Qreen a couple 01 days this week. They expressed them- Helves, before having, as very mucl pleased with prosperous condition 01 this community. WE DEAL principally in snaps, Swim Mud Aldrieh, Mr. James Parks, of Seattle, whi owns a large tench mar Worlhei Station, is in Lynden ihis week look ing after ihe Interests of ihe ranch. PH. TORNEY: Oculist and Aurisl i i Bellingham will leave for Ihe east , Aug. 15, fur posl-grnduHie study, re turning net. IS. 2-l-x to n-l-o. tfi o ami Van Leeuwen Lumber Co. have taken i>. W. Bender Into iheir business as bookkeeper. toll SALE: two mares with young rolls. Johu lioiia. 2tp49. Anna Johnson of Ml Vernon, Wash. Is canvassing a book in the neigh" horhood this week lo obtain money iii defray her expenses at Walla Walla coll* ge next year. WANTED 1000 subscribers to The Tri bune, Mrs, M. Wrlgbl was iv Bellingham Ihe week of Ihe fourth. LOST a dark brown Jersey cow with while spots, a rather abort thick neck mill short horns. AbOttt 2-year old I giving milk. CARR BAILBY.itf, Miss Ruby Httdley is Visiting her brother and friends of Porter, Wash, llliS Week. WANTED a second hand, one-horse wagon, call up Phone 804, It Mis. George Worthen of Bunnyslde is staying in Lynden tins week hav ing her teeth treated b) Dr, O. 11. Whnley. LOST a black mine with v short lall, weighing about 1280. When last seen hail bailer on. Chas. Alverson, Mnaqul, B, C, 111. ii h, Jamleson was in Bellingham „ii business yesterday. t-j Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Bevans now of i- Ranler, ore., but formerly of Lynden, visited with their daughter, Mrs, W. C. Mllltr, several days last week. It s only UiMe yeari since" they left j Lynden but tl ings l aye unproved and changed bo much in that time that l_ .Ms. BeVims says that she was real- I ly I* si when they put her off the if si age here, " Messers. Green Gale, Aldrieh and Wn pies are back from their fish ng trip al Big Lake, and many in.' the fish stories that are being circulated ab-l „ uut town, The hardest one for the ■people 'i Lynden lo swallow however, is the one that Aldrieh tells about get* " ting up two mornings in succession at B i hrj c o'clock. 1 The members of the Kensington Club picnicked on Waples' lawn July II I. Tin day was very enjoynbly spent, • and wound up with a base ballgame " by li c old timers, The game whs n i warm one and some of ihe stunts pul . led off are hind to describe in bawe p ball language. | Mis. Harrison Clark, formerly of the ? Wiser Lake neighborhood, and later .of Bellingham, died Monday of cere* bro spinal meningitis, The funeral . was held ai Wiser Li ke School house - and the remains buried in Lynden ecn f etery yesterday afternoon, i' | Messers, Waren, Everett and Barn eat Hawley, Owen Hadley, Lloyd Brad* - by, Brwin Thayer, Jesse Emmons and George Baruliart have gone to the foot bills of Mount Baker to spend i ' two weeks, bunting, fishing and light- I | log mosquitoes, i .Miss Pearl Elder returned Monday i ' from her outing nip lo AnaeortcH and | 1 on es Island, i j "11. A. Berkmail has just returned . from a tew days outing at onus Is | land.—Ferudale Record. ' B Mrs. John Bwope went down to Bel- I , llngham lust week and waa present in the operation on Clare Palmer. | Clate was treated for adenoids and had a tonsil removed. He is the son * of Archie Palmer of Lynden. Miss Florence Hoag who has been " treating Mis. Frederick .1. Brown wiih ' 'osteopathic treatments for some time, returned u> Bellingham last Saturday p lon tbe auto stage. . Dr. Bid son returned from a short' business trip to Seattle the first of t< the week. Ik l I SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK LADIES LONG BILK GLOVES with double tipped fingers, I'lack and White. All Kites, This week per pan- 9Sc. LADIES LONG LISLE GLOVES. Op en in the wrist. Brown only per pair Mo. MEN'S WORK SOX. The kind that usually set] at 10 Cents, This week only, B pair, sc. MEN'S HEAVY RIBBED UNDER WEAR, an extra good garment at on ly 45c. HAY PORKS, :: lines, the kind that sells at fi.'i .is. Lhls .week only 50c. PREMIUMS PREMIUMS Bring in your cash coupons and get some of the new premiums. RUGS. TABLE COVERS. LOUNGE COVERS. DISHES. SILVERWARE. ETC. f Mrs. Enoch Thompson and her two i, daughters, Minnie and Nevada, and '. Mm, Coleman were up from Belling i ham Sunday to visit Mrs. Hussard and t Mm. C. O. Hussard. 1 ■ Mr. and Mrs. Charles Elliott and Miss Beatrice Handy went to Blame _ Weditsday lo visit Mr. and Mrs. John Sheeis of Ihe Journal. All are Mlnin-- souti ts. ( Misses Helen and Hefh Itipperda of . j Whitby Island formerly of Lynden, jspenl ihe fourth here visiting old fl lends. a j ', Mr. Ernest King a former citizen • of Lynden, but now of California is t visiting his aunt, Mrs. Hussard, this week. i Miss Lena Helder a trained nurse » Tacoma, Wash, left last Monday nf ■ I ter two weeks visit with her mother » and friends in Lynden, t M. A. Carty has taken J. E. Mc t Borley's place on the mail route this week. Mr. McSotley has been laid up wiili a supply of Job's Tormentors. Mrs. H. H. Fields of Garden, Ore., who has been visiting wilh her cousin, Mrs. W. H, Elder, for the past few i days left for her home today. i Swim & Aldrieh have again offer ed for sale the properly across Fish Trap creek, sometimes known as Jack man's Park, A workman slashing on the Uodine I place south of town cut bis foot quite j seriously Wednesday, He went to Bel t lingham for repairs. j Beta Jamieson who has been vis |iiing ber auttt in Bellingham for the piiHt three weeks returned Sunday eve ning. Mrs. A. J. Brown and her two chil dren, Glen and Hot, returned from a several weeks visit In Minnesota and Dakota, last Thursduy. | Mr, and Mrs. W. It. Stelnhauer spent ihe Fourth at Mt Vernon with Mrs. Bteinhauer'a mother. Itusco and Mulka are getting well I along with their Sixth street contract. They are putting on the gravel. John Mulder returned Saturday af ter a visit of one week among friends In Seattle. M. Biehler's ad this week calls at tention to the famous I X L pocket knives. He sells them. .