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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, May 20, 1905, Image 5

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| 'WATTS
1 % SQUIRREL POISON
Better titan traps or smokers, .sure death I
. I v^- to any squirrel. Over two tons sold al- \
*\f ■ ready this season. Be sure to get the \
right kind. It's WATTS I
!
I MADE ONLY AT —■
Watt's Pharmacy
SHOES
I That are Shoes
I KEITH KONQUERORS, $3.50, $4.00
I UTZ & DUNNS, Ladies', $1.75, $3.50
I' We arc showing in Mens Shoes, the Glazed
I Kangaroo, Velour Calf, Vici Kid, Patent Colt,
I Patent Kid, Tan Calf, also Black Patent Leath
■ er Oxfords and Tan Oxfords in soft flexible
I leather. These shoes are all made in the very
I latest styles and have those qualities that makes
1 you a satisfied customer.
* LADIES' SHOES
f
We have in our line of Ladies and Children's
Shoes everything you could possible want botn
/ in shoes and Oxfords. We haven't room to
* mention all the different kinds we carry but
we ask you to come in and look them over.
]
WHIT HAM & WAG HER
■ Great Removal
SHOE SALE
THE building we occupy is going to be
repaired throughout, so we are ob
liged to move June the first while repairs are
going on. From now until June Ist we are go
ing to have the Greatest shoe sale. We are go
ing to greatly reduce the prices on our entire
Mammoth Stock, on that the public will take
advantage of this opportunity and shoe them
selves for time td come. Remember we mean
business; we must move and the shoes are go
ing to be sold at
SLAUGHTER PRICES
*. The stock is all new and up to date. . Come in
and save your money while the time is ripe.
' WIHDUS & STYIES
* CITY SHOE STORE
PULLMAN - - — - WASHINGTON
DEEP INTEREST IN.SPUDS.
The interesi awakened among public]
school children and teachers In the po- j
mtest is much
than the promoters had hoped for,
1 stimated that hundreds of pli
of 1 are now b red for '
the public
countj. Word comes from Colton ti
illy every pupil in the
a plat of po
to 1
red. In tal
0 the 1
exposit ion and p
district, fan
and politicians a:
■ ri
cultural ta among Lhe school
(hildren. At Colton, where so m
intei taken, the farm
took the (nil iative in offering
and have prepared pun 1 11,
$10, and s:, for the I I
and fourth prizes (or the besi plal of
potatoes grown by public school pu
pils, in addition to the dial rid pri
offered. Professor Henry Ellis, prin
cipal of the Colton Bchools has long
been an enthusiast in the matter of
hing agriculture to schoolchildren,
and has done much t<> encourage mi 1
in agricultural pursuits his
pupils. The result of this worl
svn in th
in hi
groi , and is a of
.
1
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nit•■ ' ; on
re prizes
from the fair it, granj
men and others. Prof or
Dun 1 he del
of tl I will give them to the
public when coi ing
the
in Ihe potai 0 gro s is
in raisii
will bi
it rotatii
aken up in .. 0
■ corn will be
planted by ; ol < hildn n.
The O. !!. (V N. .\nnouni - to
the I'm 1 land fair, from Pullman, $1 LBS
rmind 11 ip, with return limit 150 da
Party often or more on one ticket, \ 10.50.
with return limit of 10 days. Tickets on
gale daily fr May L' Ith to Oit. 15th,
for full particulars inquire a I the '». K.
& X. Depot.
>^stß^\ The S HORTEST,
\\, dM\ uickkst Route
V^^W To NEBRASKA
<§CjJ^ MISSOURI
And all points Has
Runs —
PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS,
ELEGANT DINING CARS.
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS,
a St. Paul, Minneapolis, Duluth, Fargo,
Helena and /Julie.
THROUGH TICKETS TO
Chicago, Philadelphia^ Washington, New
York, Boston and all points Fast
and South.
TIMI-: CARD— PULLMAN*. ■
No. 9, south botjnd, ;tr. i r 155 p. m. dep.
12:155 p.m.
No. in, north hound, due 10:50 n. m.
GRNESEK BRANCH.
No. 15 leparts 1:50 p. 111.
No. 16 .arrives 9:30 v. in
For further information, time cards map
and tickets, cull on or write
W. C. DUNNING, Agent,
Pullman, Wash.
-
I 3 XJ J_- L JYK A ]%T
ii ■' 73 k n b "^ /s*^ •* §Ta /f^\ Fri?\ f?"
HARDWARE STORE
This is the time of year to paint.
We have a full line of Fullers' Pure
Prepared Paints, Pioneer Lead,
Linseed Oil, Varnishes, etc. We
also carry a fine line of Paint
Brushes at reasonable prices.
Agents for the Monarch Range.

PULLHAH H DKTOKE
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fwrfil this]
i yusii s yeitiaffuiy>' y b yy\^ t
i 1
1 CARELESSLY! W «
ip ;"
I $ To make room fop our NEW SHOES we are going to 1
I sell certain lines of Shoes at U
I BARGAIN PRICES: 1
&
rs Regular $2 50 shoes for $1 75 a
I '• 250 " iBS I ,
p " 300 "...... ; 225 I
m " 350 " 275 I
1 " 350 •« 85 ■
S 'i 375 " 295
I " 375 '■ 300 1
f- I
t'l numbers are all GOOD STOCK, and arc neither •
375 " 300 I
'Hi -" him; nil ('.<>(>]) NT' >CX, and are neither I
jj shelf-worn nor out of style. 1
iR. B. BRAGG & CO.j j
.' fl| irl
f -••-«r I- •' •* rar
/ —>v x^^ A it 1 '■' Wr \ \
H 1 Wfy staruls forsoriif'thiiitr tiioret'ian mi re
■ \SBm/ il"tliiri^'. J)r<-s is the more fitting \|HB^\^|
A ySffi ''■"•■■ l.'lntliin^iiuy In-only aciixer- X^? tJ^L^^BM
By inf,'. Dress is an expn *-ion i,( inrliv iduality— VH
mCmsJtteM[ character—style. Clothingmay not bedressy Imt \W
JMmWI Ilr'-y:iiin..tl.<-otiierwis.e. The Royal Tailors \ffl
Hflß|H| fChicago and New York) are makers of Iwß
Bvvj/ffl B|l <li< •> - - I ' 'is tailored inrl»M)en>!entiv ifl^^^^^^^B
toexactly fit the man that orderi it. There is~*a" IB*
y.4*^t# *^^^\ deal of com in wearing clothes that fir, and iS^Sucßm
HB^^^^^BX t"ere's added satisfaction in knowirifjthatone's /^^H
Hl\ dress is tji c style for f ■•> - d :i v,
and not for !'•■.! /JsKtSn^^
BBEMM^BB^v tailonnp; is all of this. 'Then why
;-S"- • * ;' p.l. rsonicthi v^^^^HßK'
B^s. thatwill,plea<eyoulett? .x^H
It is worth something to you to know that the clothes t
you buy arc what you think they should be. Ol'R Clothes are erijoya- f
We clothes. They look right. They feel right. They ARE right! 'i-M
AND — they can be bought at prices that preach new doctrine. |
fitF' A "Royal" Coat front never "breaks." ||
J. J. VAN BRUGGEN I
Post Office Building -:• - - Pullman, Wash. »

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