SUNK; 19 IN DEAIH
STEAMER cape fear struck
by LINER CITY OF ATLANTA
IN NARRAGANSETT BAY.
FIFTEEN OF THE GREW SAVED
i
Down in Three Minutes After
Goes
Being Hit Amidships—Deep Hole
Is Cut—Majority of Crew
Compelled to Jump.
NEWPORT, It. I.—The
«learner Cape Fear, a United States
shipping board vessel, was sunk in
the (Ieeriest part of Narragansett bay
Saturday in a collision with the Sa
vannah line steamer City of Atlanta.
So far 19 of the crew of 34 of the
sunken vessel are unaccounted for.
The Cape Fear sank in three minutes,
about half way between Castle Hill,
on the Newport shore, and Rose Isl
and, going down bow first in 125
fathoms.
The Cape Fear was outward bound
from Providence for Norfolk in bal
last and carried only her crew, as
did the City of Atlanta, which was
bound from Savannah for Providence, j
.lust how the accident happened is j
nut definitely determined, especially j
as the weather was clear and a light j
s<-n running.
concrete
,
Cape Fear Hit Amidships.
The City of Atlanta's bow was bad- !
i.v damaged, the result of hitting the ;
Cape Fear amidships, but. although
there was a sevenfoot hole above tin
main deck, the bulkheads held and
she anchored in the bay.
Of the 15 men saved from the Cape
Fear five slid down lines to the
City of Atlanta and the others were
picked ui) from the water.
Captain Garfield of the City
Atlanta, in describing the accident, j
said that he picked up the lights of
the Cape Fear and signaled with one
whistle which was answered. He was i
of i
bearing to ]M>rt, he said, with plenty j
of room whe,u suddenly the Cape
Fear swung across his bow. blowing
two whistles as a signal after she had !
turned to cross to the other side. He ;
ordered full speed astern, but could
not avoid the collision.
■
Crew Members Dive Overboard.
I
The City of Atlanta shuck: square- ;
iy with her bow, the blow cutting a ■
deep hole in the Cape Fear, and shat
tering the concrete.
j
No one was injured aboard the City j
of Atlanta, but of those rescued from !
the Cape Fear three were slightly in- J
Captain Harry Higgins bad j
i
Jessie Anderson, j
.
Lines immedi
aboard, but the
ma
ately were thrown
steamer sank so quickly that the
jorily of the crew had to dive over
board.
jured.
cut about the head.
Murders Wife—Kills Self.
RICHMOND. Cal.
22, tlie mother of three children, was !
«hot dead Saturday at Richmond by
Charles Anderson, lier husband, who
then shot himself through the temple,
according to county authorities. He
oied later. Anderson was jealous of
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attached to the thirteenth Hussars at
thorough
Item of which
Aldershot, Is undergoing a
'■ourse of training, one
Is horseshoeing. The prince takes »
great delight in blacksmlthing. and
*ias? already attained a high degree of
at work shoe
efficiency. He is shown
ing his horse.
IDAHO NEWS PARAGRAPHS
Recent Happenings in This State
Given In Brief Items for
Busy Readers.
stock Show to Be Large.
Jf: WIS ?'?^~ The Brounds of the
f Mla , p ' i,,r ,h " hunual
stock show. November 7 to 12
Apple Harvest at Its Peak.
LEWISTON.—Tile
season is now
apple
packing
at its height in this
section, with Rome Beauties and New
i towns as the leading varieties now
being shipped,
apples were shipped out of the valley
last week.
Over 300 carloads of
Farm Bureau to Reorganize.
U RANGE VILLE. —Initial
I
steps to I
reorganize the Idaho county farm bu- 1
reau will ibe taken at scattered meet- i
ings in the next five weeks, when the
in
j
is j
j
j
working piogram for 1921 will be out
lined, and problems in different U>
, „„
WALLA.— Three well
placed forward passes when Idaho
was within striking distance of Whit- ! '
man's goal gave Idaho three touch
downs and goals in the first half and ;
such a lead that Whitman could not
overcome it.. The final score was
calities will be investigated.
Idaho Beat Whitman.
WALLA
21 to 7.
Take Over Big Sheep Ranch.
ORANGEVILLE.— Len W. Kemp
and C. E. Beilinson have purchased i
the interest of A O Keane in the !
. _. - °: 77' , dn ® 1,1 thfi
sheep lirm of Keane, Bettinson &
Kemp, sheep growers of Forest, the
deal including 1250 sheep, 1600 acres ,
, of deeded land and 2000 acres of 1
! leased land,
;
Tuscania Survivor Is Dead.
ORANGEVILLE.—Forest P. Turner,
age 31. an Idaho county survivor of
the ill-fated Tuscania, was fatally in
jured in an accident in a sawmill in
which he owned
proprietary in
terest near Kooskia, through having
bis left foot mangled in the planer.
a,
j in 1917.
i
i lie enlisted in the 20th engineers
"Pony" Young Buried at Nampa.
BOISE.- -"Pony" Young, who open
j ed first race track in Idaho in
Boise in 1864. and conducted it loi
ninny years, was buried at Nampa,
! Idaho, October 30. He was 90 years
; °bl and had lost all "t his fortune
made in the early days and died in
poverty. The sit of this early racing
track, then far out of Boise, is now
■
many prominent resi
I occupied by
; fences,
a ■
, .
Captain Stanley Hodgman. assistant
manager of the Klk River Idaho) mill
of the Potlatch Lumber company, has ;
been given a six months' leave of !
j absence to accept an offer of the ;
j London and Rangoon Trading com -1
! panv to examine andn report on the
J timber holdings of that company near I
j Rangoon, India. Captain and Mrs.
Hodgman will leave Vancouver for :
the orient on November 27. They ;
i will make the return trip via Suez j
j canal, Paris and London.
To India As Expert.
.
!
.
of the Idaho State Teachers «
tion will be held in Boise November
of 25 to 2,. inclusive. Resident OIL er
I m. Elliott, of Lewiston state noimal
chairman of the executive
announces the program
The iprin^ipall
Idaho Teachers to Meet.
LEWISTON.—The annual meeting!
issocia- i
school.
committee,
for the inoRtfnK
speakers for the general session will
be Dr. H. D. Sheldon, dean of the
education, University of
school of
Oregon, and Superintendent II.
Wilson of Berkeley, Cal. Commis
sioner of Education E. A. Bryan and
State Superintendent Ethel E. Red
field will also appear on the general
B.
j
i
program.
Frestry Students Register.
OF IDAHO.—Stu
all parts of the state and
UNIVERSITY
dents from
country started registering Monday in
the forestry short course of five
months. Practicability is stressed in
all the instructions and the course is
with forestry ex
designed for men
and others
the time to complete a four I
The school
who can not
perlen ce
spare
years' collegiate course,
of forestry faculty is in charge of all
work anti the entire equipment of
the school of forestry is turned over
short course students. From
six United States forestry
officials will assist the facul
to the
four to
service
tv with lecture courses.
/
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survey re-1
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Oil Flow Less—More Burned.
WASHINGTON. — Consumption of
petroleum reached the high record
I figure of 48.670,000 barrels in Sep
tember. while production decreased
slightly, tli» geological
ports.
.•>
is
at
» New oil Well in Mosby F.eld.
and leWIS TON, Mont.—A well flowing
of - ^ 1000 barrels was brought in Oc
3fl - n the Mos by field, and it
is reported as growing stronger.
SPOKANE BUYERS GUIDE
m
_home paper when answering these advertisements
_home
INFORMATION DEPARTMENT
A Handy Spokane Business and
Professional Directory.
w. «iTTsTÀ-v.; SpokW.
auiu had, a. oh heha.kp. -
Spokane Auto Rad. Works, W. 29 Main.
AUTO TOP REPAIRING
Fac.Auto Top Co. tiXfa W. 2nd. Ph. Riv. 446.
_ BAND INSTR CTM Ë NTS REPAIRED
B, F. WINSH1P &~t>UN sijîlû W. Tat Ave.
BATTERY AND ELEC TR ICAL S Ë R VIC E
Umpire Kle e trie Service, Ü3 antTuetfetrl
MRS
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1DRICKS. 507 .
INITURE UP HOLS TERY
F. H. SCHMIDT. ~j>25 ff. BrTdge Ave.
. VEAL £ POULTRY BUYERS
mar#; -wn: Monroe.
verside Ave.
■1
I T
I John Lewi s TfljCr
1 Fa cl fie Ma rket. "
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—
Oka ne, W ash.
rside Avï..
H &TË LS
onroe. Riv. 176.
SB,l,MAN Hotel. :
rh« FRICK KE Machine, Cooper lee
Ma chine & Plumbing Co. 1X04 N Monroe.
Harris Ice M jy.ten e Works. Spokane. _
vrnialroiig MacI aitar yT&ft. __ —
(ÎRÏGJfiAL TURKISH BATH S
WALLBERG'S Steam Baths, 201 Trent
patents AND trademarks.
i. i.. Westfall. »12 Päuisei) I0dg.
! ' _ >HOtQ GBAI*it » _ r „
; sie« Posts«,
rEBöTETt jTYpË writer^.
'orona Typewriter Safe« Co. 14 N.Howard.
RUBBER STAMPS AND B EALS
516 Sprague.
PAl'in'C STAMP WO RKS , 51
' StË'AmSHiP f?CftETS.
SteamHliip Office. 21u H\de Hid«
TAXIDERMISTS
A(< 80 (
i fiÄRKY~H."PÄRk, Export' Taxidermist,
! Sculptor. 3d Ft. Spolmne Ildw., .06 Main.
WITHERS BROS.. 822 W. Sprague ave.
used cars wanted.
v Hüwkrd X htn ^ReneirS'hop.bnsN fio» h f<i
,
1
Good Used Cars
GOOD USED PARTS.
New and Used Gears for 160 Makes of Cars.
The Automobile Clearing
House
1212-14 Second Ave. _
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GUARANTEED I : SED cars ami Trucks
cash, balance monthly.
Terms one-third ,
SPOKANE AUTO MARKET.
wins Sprague Ave.,
Write for list and prices.
Id and exc hanged .
CARS BOUGHT AND SOLD
Spokane.
Cars bought,
FALLS GARAGE
Bridge
USED CARS
Spokane. Wash.
Street
Monroe
End
North
WE BUY AND SELL
Phone Maxwell 4132
AUTOMOBI LE AC C ÉSSORlEa^
UNIVERSAL TIRE FILLER—Join the
great urmv of economizers. No puno
No' blowouts. Riding qualities
Guar. 100,000 in. (Not a
tures.
same a,s air.
liquid.) SERVICE S I'A., 175 S Wall St.
Ï4ÎPPBRSON Looks personalia
INTO EACH RADIATOR
That 1» why he gives such prompt service
aad excellent workmanship. New cores
. for any Radiator. Work Guaranteed.
Hipperson-* Auto Radiator Shop,
1026-28 2d Ave. Main 1205, Spokane,
; gT«OfWr^
!
; n. Reeder. Automobile Trimmer A Mfgr.
-1 ^ÄiÜ-'Ls.ÖriMBs AV ®'
.-uU— --—
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Legs, Arms, Extension
appliances for all kinds of
leforinitie*. Schindler Ar.
tificial Limb Co.
S. 115 Wall st. Main 1568.
JP
er
CHIROPRACTORS
C C. BERKEY, A.M. O.C.
Chiropractor
706 Sherwood Bldg.
Graduate Nat'l School
Uhiropractic, Chicago. 111.
Master Degree State Uni
versity, Lincoln, Neb.
i
CLEa« Efts AND DYERS
havèTyour "overalls dry cLean
We I>u y parcel post. We repair
the rips and tears. Do not have them
ruined by your laundry, when 46c will
have them dry cleaned.
UNION DYE WORKS, SPOKANE.
oli
of
UNITED CLEANERS, DYERS
398 W. Sprague ave., Spokane.
Parcel Post Orders Given Prompt Atten
WE KI-HAN KLEAN.
B.
tion.
PARISIAN' TAILORS A
•lean everything: alterations 821^ l «t av.
LÏ FRANK CLEANERS AND DYERS
j specialize in dyein g. B e nt s ervice. 4 4)6 lkL
CONCRETE AND CEMENT_
i New îyitem "Concrete: cheaper, better.
N W Gunite Cona' Q Co ., 1216 O. N. B.
- DRAMÀflC ART. ^
Sarah Tfuax'/tjjberi, teSçhèr «( WM;
«ion. 404 Norfolk bldg.. Riverside.
-- p, lôÿM ENT^ AGENCIE9 ^ ^
Star ^^npîoynîcni office' «applies
and femah- hel p. 220 N . Steven«. M. 2446.
- furnaces
p<5? h L>^oonaîdertno8avii
Furnace . Third and_ Howard
- FURNiTÜRE
D VEILS. We
in
in
is
ex
male
. The Harold
S'
I
not
all j
of I
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;
Boat the H. C. L.
Meet Mr. Barker and
look over our stock
of second hand fur
niture—as good as
new. We pack and
deliver.
11 Riverside Ave.
(SOI
01
fll
SPOKANE
Yr,
££!
OCR STOCK REDUCING SALE GIVES
you what you are looking for—big sav
furniture, bras« and iron beds.
ings on
mattresses, rugs and linoleums.
SPOKANE FURNITURE CO.,
COR. DI VISIO N ST. AND INDIANA A V.
2d bands goods bought and so id. O. K.
Furniture Exchange. S211 Mash. St
""" HOGS, VEAL, POULTRY_ ^
I ^JFFALcT mÄRKBtT i^26 n! Hamitton.
re-1 Wg bliy e gga, poultry, hogs, veaj and beef
i ST* J- PACKING CO . ÊU) FIRST AVE.
I <3«>nd fok- nuotatlop n
MACHINE SHOPS AND MACHINERY^
of
Oc
it
OLDEST WELDING SHOP IN CITY
We specialize on aluminum and cyl
inder work and all other auto parts.
Send us your work.
Coburn <S. Bristol. 157 S. Steven» St.
Are you interested In
pumping equipment?
lu™ Write us your prob
Bf lem.
HOFIUS FERRIS
EQPT. CO.
Dept. C, Spokane.
J*—'
CyiTTfder Grinding a* specialty. Oversize
1 letons fitted, farts made for all cars.
«JiL H Monfoe.
t 5Ä5 > .I? R r.Ä? d AÜTÖ Cylinders re
T lîr «iSSîîU t ,tted ,ike nHW CEN
SgAgJjj^aPNH WKS. l 930_N. Howard.
cylinder anJ Piston Grinding
Auto Parts to Order
General Machine Repairing.
Write for free catalog on Grinding
model machine works
216 N. Browne St.
Spokane
Western Mach'y & Eqpt. Co.—Machines
-.""la "T ran t SR Stevens St. M. 5539
OPTOMETRISTS AND OPTICIANS
The Right Glasses—that's our rebuff
K ing" npHcal Co.. 613 Riverside.
mönuMent>.
SPOKANE MONUMENTAL CO.
t.ending dealers in all Eastern
uni Foreign Granite and Marble
Monuments. Designs and Prices
by Mail. Urge Stock.
308 W. Trent Ave., Cor. Post.
i>h k of äimnit« and Marble Monu
Lowest price«. Inland Monument
■1 i'° - N, UH U N. Monroe, Spokane. Wn.
ut tv PRICKS ARE LOWEST ON BAKKM
and all domestic and foreign granite;
large stock of monument«. Washington
MonumquytI_ & Ont Stone Co.. W1B16 3d.
MÔTORÛYLfS, BICVÖLES, REPAIRING
CÀI ,T «s city c'voTTfo' co.T TSiiÉSTAffi
Harley Motorcycles. Supplie«, Repairing
PFTfSlCIANS— DRUGLESS.
dît
All acute and chronic dis
eases. ELECTRIC cabinet, diet, exercise,
private gym.; graduate nurse. Bloodless,
painless lonsll absorption; latest method.
Old Nati onal Bank Bldg
-C- - , PLd Wg fWiG AÜD
STA'NDÀTtîn 'I .U M IUNG,' v HEATflîtrC?r
421 First Ave.. 8pf>k«ne, Wash,
speriulizt* in out-of-town
Heating, Wate<* Systems in
use
ion
3396.
I
Best «
■neats.
IN
SPECIALIST.
_ Main 4381.
HEAT tisiG
to
We
Plumbing,
stalled.
work.
PLATING AND STOVE REPAIRS
«love repairs, welding, plating, tinning
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
i \i.i VTpiTnTn<T'September tr>, 1920.
Send for catalogue. Courtney School of
and Dramatic Art, S8I5 llow
M. 1585.
^
^
ing
El
•m 101
11 si reel.
STORAGE AND TRANSFER.
Transfer. Country Hauling. SEÉ
CO.. HISl Lino
Storage
HORN STORAGE # TFT
TAMALES.
WûcLiC/CUS
' peppy
HOT ?
■£ TAMALES ^
I•oso.t'w fcp FPonx/ve fi
.
0» r*# ONLY
CJlJ
WELDING—ACETYLENE
9 Trent Ave.,
1) metals.
S pokane
St 'O K A NT
Monroe.
Expert welders
WEI Dl NG WORKS 115 S.
Ml kinds of metal welding.
list
NEW TODAY
ALFALFA^HAY
Fou SA LE— Clean, bright alfalfa hay.
C. Burlingame, Farmer, Walla
Walla, Wash.
B tJSl N ESS OPPORT UNUTTEB
Country store; general mer
cantile stock; good trade; motor boat
service. Address E. H. Decker, Rogers
burg, Wash.
FARM LANDS AND REAL ESTATE
FOU .SALE
70-A. PLACE, t MILE FROM TOWN,
good road to high school; 58 acres plow
land, bottom, good II-room house, barn.
ft., painted, silo, granary, cement
storage room, hog houses and pens, all
fenced and crossed; fruit of all kinds;
this is one of the (best and most con
veni-ent places in the country; price $15,
;i0U. $8000 cash, balance three years' time
6% interest. Address McKinley Land
Co., Castle Rock, Wash.
LÔGGËt) OFF LANDS
In Stevens county al reduced prices.
Best, county In state for dairy and stock
raising.
Hard surfaced and paved road to Spo
kane.
62x72
PHOENIX LUMBER UO.,
Foot of Wall 8t.
Dept. W. 6.
SPOKANE, WASH
FLORISTS
W KlTlC l'ïlfÎN fT'okT WÏUK "your floral
wants to Eu gene'« Fle wer S t> op. 20 Wall at.
the" bent service and quality, phone
and write
For
DONART'S house of flowers
Oor. Riverside and Lincoln.
Phone 235.
-Spokane
FOREIGN BONDS
FROM 150 to GOO per cent can be made
in buying German. French. Italian or
Bonds at present rates of ex*
Send for our circular giving full
Belgian
change,
particulars.
C. E. MALLETTE &. UO..
Spokane,
Wash.
B1U..
601-1 Jamieson
Kodak film« developed free with copy of
this ad. BAKU LAY'S, 8104 Howar d St .
HELP WANTED
MEN—WOMEN
i'o prepare for Telegraph positions on va
rious lines. Salaries range from $155 to
$200 monthly. Guarantee positions after
finishing full instruction. Next class Oct.
18 and Nov. 1.
PACIFIC TELEGRAPH INSTITUTE
115 N. WALL, SPOKANE
TEACHERS' AGENCIES
5Qi<dierK ,, 'for'ÎL"s7'H<n<w Albert
Teachers' Agency. 229 Peyton bldg.
MALE HELP WANTED
WANTED—local man, mechanic or good
driver to assist factory sale« manager
and learn motor truck selling. Good pay.
Sparc time until spring. Bx 1018, Spokane
WANT El ) - G EN ERA L WOODSMEN,
sawyers, swampers. teamster«. etc.
Wages $6 per day and up Board $1.25
Lumber Company. Cle
^
Apply Cascade
Elum. Wash.
RABBITS—PET STOCK__
£?ead THE'RaIi'bITT otlRNAL. St. Frnn
cis. Wis. 2 vrs., $1. Trial sutiscrlption 25c.
SANITARIUMS
MEDICAL LAKE
The Gilkev Hotel and Sanitarium for
Medical Lake; hot water bath« and mud
First class cafe in connection,
baths.
Medical Lake, Wash. _
THEATRICAL HELP WANTED
VCÏUNG MAN AND WOMAN TO TIilV
cl with road show. I train you Geo.
Peakman. Wenatchee, Wn.
WOMEN'S DEPARTMENT
-* t . specialize in mail
Q'-ty orders. Most com
X>? I l\S plete silk atock la
v the Inland Empir*.
Write us your wants
Hoffman's Silk Store
2d Floor Kuhn Bldg,
we are upstairs.
can't compete.
Others
824 Riverside Ave.,
SPOKANE
't|
KUTE KLOES FOR
KIDDIES
Womea'i Silk Lingerie
GOSSAftD CORSETS
Leonard's Dorset Shop. N. 6 Tvâll St.
DRUGLESS TREATMENTS
CURE F OR RHEUMATISM, Stomach
Trouble and after effects of Flu.
surely cure by our new method. We also
use
We
Violet
Ray. Therapeutic l<amps.
•fioetrlr Bath ami real massage. Main
3396. 615 Jamieson Bldg.
BUTTONS AND PLEATING.
8IIAMKKS, 417"tfnion st.. Seaftfe,'Hem
stitching, Accordion Bleating, Box Side
Plealing, Cloth Covered Buttons. Mail
orders ha ndled promptly.______
Sampson Feather & Button" WEsT Hein
stitching, l£tyc a yard. Fine work
guaranteed. M ail o rders. _624_Kuhn Bldg.
'FEATHER WORK
I
JKBm ML MADAME MAJER
fiSHkflsb Hyde Building. AU
WUWuSSm styles pleating, bul
!■ SmmM ions, braiding, hem
IV*""* stitching, etc.
IN FÄNTS' WE AR AND NÉËDLECRAFT
nie NEEIiLKORAFT SHOP, TISMSprague
Infiint«' weiir. stamped goods, fancy goods.
LADIES' TAILOR.
ES.
L
AT OR
suit to HOFFMAN, Ladles' Tailor,
to look like new. W. 918 Sprague Ave.
MATERNITY HOME
»lie
DR. MARV SWARTZ.
GRADUATE MIDWIFE, TRAINED
In Europe. Modern equipment, good
home, before and after confinement,
401-402 Lindèlie Block, Spokane.
^ w 333J? escue home *»
^ F LO R E N C eTc RI W E N TÔlvfMtifëîïîIÎ'''
Will furnish protect Ion and Maternity
Care to women and girls desirouB of lead
ing a better life. Anna Peterson, Matron.
2120 Crestline St. Phone Glenwood 1011.
'Pake HtUyard Car
E. J. HYDE CO.
MiliiiifHctiiring and Retail Jewelers.
Watch Maker«. Gem Cutting, Repair
ing of all kinds.
9 South Howard St.
Ladies Attention
Send 10c for
ONE IMPORTED HAIR NET. State
color. We import direct and sell direct
CUTTING PRICES IN TWO. Send for
list of our imports. Address The Prod
ucts Import Company, Kirkland, Wash ,
Box 178.
Save Money! Where you pay
caah and buy for let*.
WOLPER'C
▼ ▼ LADIES' STORE »J
For Your next Coat, Suit, Dress,
Waiat or Skirt.
N.26J Post street,SPOKANE
wanYed
TURKEYS AND ALL KINDS OF
LIVE POULTRY
We are paying today,
Oct. 30, the following
prices f.o.b., Spokane
Butter fat .....
Veal, No. 1, 90 to 130 lbs.
Hog«, No. 1 block, 100 to 200
Roosters ..
Hen«, alive, 4 lb«, or over.
Hen«, smaller ..
Broiler«, H4 to 2% lbs
Springs, 2Vi lbs. and over..
Geeae ..
Ducks, young . .
Ducks, old ...
Tiirkoys. young toms and hens,
over 8 lbs.
Turkeys, old tom«
Hides at Market Frlce, Day of Ar
rival.
MC
17c
18c
12c
23c
16c
?6c
20c
18c
25c
20c
30c
28<
Commercial Creamery Co.
Rnoknne W««h
.
Hazelwood
Spokane
Will buy your Butter, Cream and
Eggs Best Prices.
Prompt Payment
f
SaveSiO
Tr > on
>.a SUITS and
and
Overcoats
■
W
J ■ HEff'fS
1 ^ f|0ü?
.w
at
MANNS
Upstairs Clothing Store
j
2nd Floor Zieirler Blk
Howard & Riveriide Spokane
r.Tf«înrarJT
tW
— ;
**>LUOITO» COBtltB
FROM CHEAPEST WANTED
TO FINEST BUILT."