EEL A Thanksgiving Sale! [el
** 7 "* k "«''"' C <-5 Juil received, a handione line
iLTt, of Ladte.'Belli,FancyCombi
£rj?JiiriE Beginning Saturday, November 23d, and Continu- Sx^a."^
Vjl ... and i a savmg upon sav ' n ß »o
ing" through the following Monday, Tues- >£? *""
«l|p> day and Wednesday
To show our thankfulness for the very liberal patronage our customers have given us the past year which has enabled
us to make such marvelous growth and development in our merchandise enterprises, we have decided to show our apprecia
tion by making a four days Thanksgiving Sale of Seasonable and Up-to-date merchandise. Carefully note the liberal reduc
tion on many lines. A saving all along the line during these four days.
I Tailored Suits Trimmed Hats Dress Goods Thanksgiving Turkey
AT 1-4 off the regular price. Juft A T half price. We have left yet pOR Fall and Winter at bargain rREE, with every Man's Suit or
** 12 suits left, and every one this from our very large assortment 1 prices. 12 pieces heavy suitings, Overcoat. This is our Thanks-
Fall style, beautifully tailored. Colors of Fall hats about three dozen trim- green, brown, black and broken plaid giving offer to our men patrons —with /j F
blue, brown, black and fancies at: med hats, some of them very choice, very desirable for coats or suits; 50" every suit or overcoat sold during our la W&m
ji $15.00 Suits, sale price $11.25 which we will c ose out during our wide, re gular price $1.50, sale 98c Thanksgiving Sale at $ I 3.50 or above I
18.50 " " " 13.88 Thanksgiving Sale at half price. 6 pieces fancy worsted assorted pat- we W 'N gi ye absolutely free a big, fat
25.00 " " " 18.75 CYashps terns, 36" wide, regular 75c, sale 48c Thanksgiving turkey. Beginning
28.00 " " " 21.00 All wool Panama, 38" wide, black, Saturday morning and continuing u..-
j j Steven's pure linen crashes: navy a d .cd; regular (sc, sale 50c Wednesday evening. figWmMF
D . „ .. . 11l r. 1 " s '' s » le P™ e -?® C j* MEN'S heavy wool sox. Not a Mil
QURenWehne of (ancy white and \2i 0c EDUC TION of 20 per cent on IVI very large stock at this price. 111 11
e«u net waists worth 5.M). 6.50 15+ 12c K our entire line of Boys Suits, for but while they last you can buy them JH H
and 7.00 on sale dunng our 1 hanks- ?0 " " " 15c r j r r\ i- t *. •t- i c Bft
.... . _ ® -these four days only. Our line of at a pair tor 15c [M .91
giving eaton y Bleached Damask Boy's Clothing is very choice and Men's best fleece lined Underwear at
50c quality, sale price 40c complete and we can heartily recom- per garment 50c TwjTmS
I JMBRELLAS make appropriate 75 58c mend every suit to be the best obtain- AV7E are showing a very complete IB 'R
Xmas gifts. During our Thanks- 85 " " " 65c able at the regular price, but for our W line of Clothing, to gether with I||
giving Sale we will sell them at a re- 1.00 " " " 78c Thanksgiving Sale we shave off a big assortment of Overcoats in a MP t
duction of 20 per cent. 1.35 " " " 1.05 a2O per cent from the regular price, variety of prices from $10 to $22.50. W I
H. M. Ashbaugh & Co.
The Thanksgiving and Christmas Holidays will
soon be here. Many people will visit then if at no
other time during the year. Have you thought
of going East for that best of visiting times?
THE
NORTHEN PACIFIC RAILWAY
offers you quick service, safe and speedy trains,
and fine scenic attractions.
Transcontinental trains are strongly built,
steamheated throughout, carrying Pullman
Standard and Tourist sleeping cars, and a Din
ing car is always in the train and serves meals
at regular hours.
If you contemplate
A TRIP HOME FOR THE IIOLI DAYS
tell f i t illt f< i ft 11 li i< 1 i t'« i'
When ready to go have the agent make your reservations
Char. W. Wikuei , Agent
Kenuewick, Wusli.
A. D. CHARLTON, A G. P. A. - - POLTLANI), OR
GREAT LAND BARGAINS
AT KENNEWICK
HANSON & RICH, Exclusive Agents
TEN ACRE TRACTS—AII planted,
at $275 per acre on ten years time.
BEST OF RESIDENCE LOTS—AII
planted, at $200 to $250 on 5 years time.
REMEMBER: Kennewick is the best city of its size in the
United States, has two main line railroads and others buildirg
best of water, electricity, stores, schools, churches, lodges, people.
iON'T OVER LOOK THE VERY BEST OF ALL
Ordinance No. d£
having been made upon them if served within
the State of Washington or 60 days if served
outside of the State of Washington or by publi
cation, to build, construct, alter or repair such
sidewalk upon said property described within
the said notice, then the Town Council shall
order the same to be built according to the
estimates on file with the Town Clerk, and
the cost of building thereof shall be charged
against the property, together with the costs
of serving said notice, which costs shall be the
same a* is lawful for sheriffs to charge in serv
ing civil process in the State of Washington,
and such costs of construction and costs of
serving shall become a lien against the said
property, and be collected in the same man
lier as tuxes are collected under laws of the
State of Washington.
Section 8. Said notice shall be served by the
Town Marshall or his deputies and liis return
nade thereon, and il the parties to whom said
notice shall be directed can not be found, or
are not residents of the State of Washington
he shull proceed to serve the same either by
personal service or by publication ot said
notice in the manner prescribed by the laws
of the State of Washington for the service of,
summons insofar an the same are not in con
ilict with or will not defeat the provisions of
litis ordinance.
Section 9. If within 10 days after the service J
is completed, the owner or owners of said pro- '
,<erty shall fail or refuse to construct same
according to specifications in the clerk's office,
then the same shall be built and constructed
•>y the street committee, or street superin
tendent, according to specifications and esti
mates thereof on file witli the town clerk, and
die cost of building, altering or repairing
lame shall be charged to the owner of the said
property, and be collected in the same manner
as other taxes are collected under the revenue
laws of the State of Washington.
Section lU. If the owner of the said property
shall at any time within the period mention
ed in the said notice, or within ten days
thereof, pay to the town clerk the sum esti
mated in tile said notice for the said improve
ment and pay tne costs of the service of tiie
-aid notice, then the clerk shall issue a receipt
therefor and such party shnll be exempt from
any further (barges or obligations, and the
street committee, or street oommissiouer shall
proceed to make the improvements the same us
the original owner thereof should have done.
Section 11. All persons who shall comply
with the provisions of the notice within fifteen
days after the same shall be served upon liim,
her or them, shall not be chargeable witli any
fees for the service upon them of said notice.
Section 12. This ordinance shall be in full
force and effect from and after the passage,
approval and publication thereof in the
official newspaper of the town of Kennewick.
Passed the Council this sth day of November
1907. Approved by the Mayor this sth day of
November, 1907.
L E JOHNSON, Mayor.
Attest: Fay F. Dean, Clerk.
Drilling a Deep Well.
Fred Cress well is having an artesi-'
an well put down near liis house on
his ranch in Horse Heaven. A big I
outfit is at work and nre making!
god prom-ess. rresstvvll intends (
g dug down at least ">0 • ft. A peeu
ia-feitu e w:n t'n fare rh it tfiey
'Irilled 14 ! > ft. without striking rock.
No one in that section sunposed that
th-.» soil was that de.p at any polut.
"A Fish out of Water"
is the only kind of a Fish that Is fit
to eat. But it must not lie too long
out of water or it will not be fit to
eat. We deal only In Fresh Fish,
an<l thev reach us straight from their
watery element every day. We keep
every kind in season, nnd our custom
ers swear by the quality. Clams, j
Oj-Rters, Crubs, Lobsters, Scallops!
and every kind of shell fish in season. \
Prices always lower than elsewhere '
Kennewick Market
KENNEWICK
ABSTRACT CO.
Owners of Abstracts of Title
to Benton County
Property
PAY F. DEAN, Manager
Kennewick, Wash.
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