Pullman herald. [volume], May 20, 1910, Image 6

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A Small Store Lighted With
I ELECTRICITY
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Will draw more patronage than a large
store lighted with inferior light*
Let our representative figure with you ——
Pullman Electric Supply Co.
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The PALACE MEAT MARKET has
moved to the White Brick on ye corner—
opposite the Herald office. Cleaner, neater,
nicer than ever. - - Drop in
IRA HENSHAW, Proprietor
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Are in Good Form
and in Good
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Wherever business or pleasure
may take you, you have the calm
assurance you are
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We ask you to come in and look at
our samples
CLARKSON BROS.
Men's Outfitters
SUCCESSORS TO CLARKSON & PRARCE
FARMERS, ATTENTION"
carry the following lines of merchandise most; all of which is
bought of first hands, that is, the manufacturer and in car load lots
or over and will guarantee quality, price and terms on anything we
•ell.
\yE also try to keep extras for all lines of implements and farm
machinery handled by us and positively know that we do carry the
largest stock of extras to be found in Whitman County.
\YE know that we are equipped to give you the best goods obtain
able and at as reasonable figures as can be purchased and can serve
your interests equally as well as any firm in the State of Washington
ih the same line of business.
We solicit an interview with you and your business
STUDEBAKER VEHICLES OF ALL KINDS
CANTON CLIPPER, OLIVER and FLYING DUTCHMAN PLOWS
MONITOR, and SUPERIOR Single and Double Disc DRILLS
GASOLINE ENGINES of all size, and descriptions, including FAIR
BANKS MORSE & COMPANY'S LIGHTING PLANTS.
De LAVAL & TUBULAR SHARPLESS CREAM SEPARATORS
NEW ROYAL SEWING MACHINES and the Easiest Running
Washing Machine on the Market.
Clark's Double Action Cutaway. The best summer fallow machine
yet built)
Clark's Right Lap in all sizes.
Pittsburg Electric Weld Field Fencing.
Poultry Netting of all height, and Lawn Fence, of the latest design
Work Harness and Buggy Harness.
Together with all the other Machinery, Implement, and Tool,
that of daily use on the Ranch or Farm. Give us a call.
Yours Truly
AB.BAKER&CO.
PULLMAN, WASH.
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CI number lam-Thompson < tiding.
Married, at the home of the hriibi's
father. Mr. Jerome Chamberlain,
ii. ,ii Almota, Mr. Arthur Thompson
and Miss Irene Chamberlain. The
ceremony was performed at high
noon, Tuesday, May 17th, by Rev.
Robert Brumblay, Pastor of M. E.
Church, this city, in the presence of
a number of relatives, intimate
friends and young people.
The bridal pair left that afternoon
for a short trip to Spokane. Mr.
Thompson is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
i. x. Thompon, well-known residents
of Pullman, and for some time be
has been employed at Watt's Phar
macy. Miss Chamberlain is well
known both In Pullman and Colfax.
The young people will return to Pull
man to reside.
MUSIC FESTIVAL.
Fifth Annual May Music Festival at
College Auditorium, May 20-27.
The» greatest music Festival in the
history of the Slate College will oc
cur in the college auditorium on
Thursday and Friday of next week.
While the principal attraction is the
concert of the New York Symphony
Orchestra, the other concerts are- ex
citing much Interest. The' musical re
sources of the college will be shown
to Rood advantage. For the first time
in a number of years the musical de
partment will produce an opera. The
well known Gilbert and Sullivan
opera "Pinafore" will be given with
all tin' necessary costumes and set
tings. Two noted singers will appeal
as soloists with the Damrosch Or
chestra. A schedule of the concerts
is given be low.
Thursday, May 20th.
I: p.m.— Violin Recital by Lionel
Olttelson, Admlsson BO cents.
8:15 p.m.— Concert by the College
Chorus, Glee club and Orchestral and
members of tie' Faculty of the School
of Music. Admission 50 cents.
Friday, May 27th.
1:30 p.m. — Concert, by he New
York Symphony Orchestra, Walter
Damrosch, conductor. Vocal soloists,
Nevada Van der Veer, contralto, and
Reed Miller, tenor. Admission $1.50.
8:15 pm. —The Opera Pinafore,
with members of the faculty and ad
vanced students of the School of
Music as principals, and a chorus of
sixty voices. Admission, 75 cents.
Season ticket admitting holder to
all concerts, $2.00.
Sale of Ticket*.
Tickets will go on sale at. Watt's
Pharmacy on Saturday. May 21st,
I'll.' price of season tickets will be
$2.00 each. Single tickets will be
sold at the prices stated above. Seats
are reserved only for the concert of
the New York Symphony Orchestra,
hut. those purchaseing season tickets
will have their seats reserved for
this concert.
Comic Opera.
The well-known comic opera. 11. M.
S. Pinafore or "The Lass that Loved
a Sailor," will be one of the
attractive features of the Music Fes
tival. This opera Is one of the most
noted compositions of Sir Arthur
Sullivan, one of England's famous
playwrights. The opera is given in
two acts and the scene is laid on
board an English man-of-war. Special
scenery, costumes, etc., are being ar
ranged for. The cast of characters
follows:
The Rt, Hon. Sir Joseph Porter,
X. C. P.., First Lord of the' Admiralty,
It. ('. Huston.
('apt. Corcoran, Commanding H.
M. S. Pinafore, C. W. Talbot.
Ralph Rackstraw, Able Seaman, P..
M. Warner.
Dick Deadeye. Disabled Seaman,
Roy Merritt.
Bill Bobstay, Boatswain, Cliff U.
Cline.
Bob Becket, Boatswain's Mate. D.
H. Lewis.
Tom Tucker, Midshipmlte, Master
Chester LaFollette.
Josephine, The Captain's Daughter,
Miss Kurla Strong.
Hebe, Sir Joseph's First Cousin,
Mary Dempsey.
Little Buttercup, A Portsmouth
Bumboat Woman, Helen Huse.
First Lord's sisters, his cousins,
his aunts, sailors, marine's, etc., W. S.
C. College Chorus of tin. accompani
ed by the College Orchestra. W. li.
Strong conductor.
Edwards College Closing Exercises.
The closing exercises of Edwards
College at Albion, will be held Sun
day, May 22, at 3 p.m. The program
will consist of a sermon by Rev. H.
0. K.-nns. of Garfield; music, recita
tions, a brief address by XV. 11. Davis,
president, on the work of the col
lege.
A students' entertainment will be
gin Monday evening. May 2::, at 8
p.m.. vocal and Instrumental music,
recitations, essays, orations and de
bates will be the order of the even
. ing.
All exercises free. Everybody in
vited.
BUSINESS LOCALS
For Sale Blue stem seed wheat;
Poland China hear, eligible to regis
tering; one pair mare mules; 3 and 4
years old, broke, Enquire of G. W.
Metcalf, Phone, Farmers. 3X5.
Buy Heath m Mulligan paints from
Duthie at 907 North Grand street,
and help advertise Pullman.
■Stock Cattle Wanted.
Fire hundred head of stock cattle
for the range wanted. Phone or write
Allen & Crevling, Pullman, Wash.
For your screen doors go to the
p. c. l. Co. Best line In the city, 771
Grand street. May 13tf
For Sale —1 8 room boarding
house. Enquire of Mrs. Wolf, 712
Grand street.
Telephone Duthle for your Kern
mer ami Rock Springs coal. 30tf
For Sale Fresh milch cow; also
.me registered Duroc boar. Enquire
or phone E. E. Gallagher. Either at
the farm, or the residence In Pull
man.
Wanted —Position as housekeeper
by experienced woman. Address Rose
May Smith, Mace, Idaho.
Wanted —Two furnished rooms
for light housekeeping by man and
wife, within ten minutes walk of the
Flat iron building. Address S. A.,
Herald office.
May for sale —On the ranch. En
quire of E. A. Kampen, Office with
McAllister & Sanger.'
For Sale.
Full blood Jersey bull, IS
months old. Price, $25.
J. I). CARSON.
Pot Sale or Trad*'.
One New Piano, Enquire at Model
Bakery.
Sewing done reasonable, 115 Har
rison street.
For Sale — Barn, 16x48. Enquire
712 Grand street.
Milch Cows for Sale.
We will have 12 or 15 nice young
milch cows in Pullman for sale
about May l.'.th. Allen & Crevling.
TRY A SACK OF
mm FLOUR
HIGH PATENT
AS GOOD AS THE"BEST
BETTER THAN MOST
SEED, OATS, BARLEY
AND WHEAT FOR SALE
PULLMAN ROLLER MILLS
L. W. ROBINSON
PULLMAN, -:- WASHINGTON
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J. P. Duthie Frank Stephens
Pullman Transfer
& Storage Co.
Dealers in
Brick, Lime, Cement and Band.
We make a specialty of moving
household goods and pianos.
Call on us -and give us a trial.
Office, 907 Grand st.
COLONIST RATES
10 WASHINGTON H
Great Northwest
The management of the Oregon
Railroad & Navigation Co." takes
great pleasure in announcing that
the low rates from Eastern cities
which have done so much in past
seasons to stimulate travel to and
settlement in Washington, will
prevail again this Spring DAILY
from March 1 to April 15 inclusive
People of Washington
The railroads hove done their part;
now it's up to you. The colonist
rate is the greatest of all home
builders- Do all you can to let
Eastern people know about it, and
encourage them to come here,
where land is cheap and home
building easy and attractive.
FARES CAN BE PREPAID at home if
el. sired. Any agent of the road
named is authorized to receive the
required deposit and telegraph
ticket to any point in tne Past.
Rember The Rate*—From Chicago, $33 ;
(root St. Louis, $32; from Omaha
end Kansas City,s2s. This reduct
ion is porportionate from all other
cities.
WM. McMURRY
G«o«»l P»swn_M Agent P»ill-nd.Oie«o«
mniT ARE,I™ TEP l° call and l
V liflf we will be pleased to explain the 1
new Automatic Electric System £
m \ m recently installed in our vaults by The W
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We Are Proud of the fact that our institution i
< is among the very first banks in the great North
west to install this wonderful system of protection S
against burglary, proven so indispensable in the !
East; and we want every man, woman and I
child to see it operate and to know that there is 1
Ino stronger bank in the whole state than ours '*
You Should Deposit Your Money Here
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This Bank Is Organized Right 1
I This Bank Organized Right il
(Under Supervision State of Washington)
This Bank Is Managed Right ||
(Capable, Courteous, Conservative) 1
This Bank Is Protected Right |
(No bank ever robbed when protected as ours Is) I
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF "; 1
First National Bank of Pullman
Pullman, Washington
No. 4«90.
At the Close of Business, March 21), 1910.
RESOURCES ' *
Loans and Discount. $364,781.86
U. S. Bonds 50,000.00
Real Estate owned 806.20 . ',-
Furniture and Fixtures 1,677.32 *,"
Redemption Fund 2,500.00 »♦
Cash and due from Hanks 104,134.03 \ I
$523,899.41 .
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock % 50,000.00
Surplus and undivided profits • 14,254.51 , i
Circulation 49,000.00 .('
Deposits 410,644.90 ■■A
$523,899.90 .
THREE YEARS' GROWTH.
Deposits March 29, 1 907 $158,051.53 .
Deposits March 29, 1908... 255,029.27
Deposits March 29, 1909 878,074.00 ;**£
Deposits March 29, 1910 410,644.00 ;.|
A SERVICEABLE INSTITUTION.
A STRONG BANK—
as you may see by the above statement.
A SUCCESSFUL BANK—
because it meets the business needs of its cutomers. >*
A GROWING BANK
its circle of infuuence—its list of patrons—its volume
of business and its ability to serve yon, steadily in
creasing.
We are proud of the healthy growth and increasing
strength shown by the above fiiures. This progress is
founded on absolute security, A POLICY OF HELPFUL
NESS,' the persona] service of our Officers and Directors,
and our ability to rendsr you satisfactory service at all
times. *
Please note the amount of cash in vault and due •"
from banks as shown above. With this, we are prepared ;. 4,
to assist you. if your operating expenses during the busy
season exceeds your present available capital, or if you .j j
are seeking a safe depositary or profitable employment V
for idle funds, you should establish a connection and
make your financial headquarters with A Servicable
Institution.
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First National Bank of Pullman |
"Home of The Palouse Dollar"
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