Pullman herald. [volume], August 19, 1910, Image 3

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CROWD IS EXPECTED AT SPOKANE INTERSTATE FAIR,
CROWO IS EXPECTED AT SPOKANE INTERSTATE FAB.
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liß MAIN ENTRANCE OF THE SPOKANE INTEIISTATE FAIR ON THE OPENING DAY OF UKJU
languishing characteristic of the Spokane, Interstate Fair for several years past has been the apparent
v jti, which the huge crowds are handled by the management. Last year there were some 110 000 paid nd
• [ns, and this year 150.000 are coufldently expected. It requires the services of a big mid thoroughly trained
If attendants to secure comfort for these throngs
[is true that Spokane through its lodges, fraternities and various organizations contributes with admirable
jto the same desired end of Insuring the comfort of visiters. The city authorities do their purl us well and
[suit of the kindly activity of the -.ollce is that, some weeks before the fair's opening, Spokane Is idea red of
[desirable characters, confidence men, pickpockets and the nimble fingered and nimble wilted fraternity ireo-
L m the opening of the gates on the first day of the Spokane Interstate' Fair— held this year Oct 3 to it-
Is exhilaration in the air. an Infectious, joyous spirit that pervades the throngs in the cars seemingly before
tarrlriil by one of the two electric lines at the fair grounds. And when the moving stream of pleasure bent
nil Is passing through the gates it nerds not the big sign overhead nor the Inspiriting music of the bands
} to convince the stranger thai tin- Interstate Fai, is on.
II HE BEST BOOK
B man can have in his. pocket, (he Bible alone excepted, is
:.l i 3 bank book. The plot is absorbing and the reader's
i interest increases ut the rate of four per cent, ('all al our
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t today and gel next. The check system is suited to all
Is of business and will assist you in holding onto the dol-
I. You can lie saving and nol be a miser. Economy encour
i all the better elements of manhood. Il is easy to economize
i your money in a bank where you do not see it. If it
!;lcs in your pocket there is a temptation to spend it. We
harness it up and put it to work earning interest for you.
6 possible you have never fell (lie absolute necessity of hay
/a bank account, You might drift alone; and prosper with
[one, hut it is much easier to forge to the front in a financial
'.if you have one of our neat little bank books in your
ket. Do ynu know of a single prosperous man who does not
ry one ' You tire glad to follow the example of the wise and
dent men in other respects, why not this? Call today, make
nail deposit as a starter and yon will step a little higher
Ijou go home to your fainil" with a bank book in your
fleet. Try it just once.
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Pullman Now Has a
fßexair Store
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The Corner Drug Store
now has a full line of the famous
Rexall Remedies
' which there is one for every ailment These rem
edies, toilet preparations, etc.
ARE NOT PATENTS
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|rormula will be furnished for any of them on request
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] GUARANTEE— On Every Preparation
\? ht' l>dt«^l i>,u X Co. und the lle.vull Store handling this preparation
f T,,«' l idled to give sat isf art ion; if it Store not, go to the preparation
u »riii!lec ii „, j, iv( . salisfai tion; if it does not. go to (be StOW where
ou b,»"«ht i, md „,., y o ur money back. It belongs to you and we
'mi ton to have it."
LOCAL NEWS
J. M. Reid was a Colfax visitor last
i Friday.
Samuel Coad spent last Sunday at
Oakesdale.
A. B. Baker was in Spokane Wed
, nesday and Thursday.
J. S. Fountain of Spokane was a
Pullman visitor .Monday.
.1. I". Nessly left Wednesday for
I his Stevens' county ranch.
.1. If. Officii] was in town from his
l ranch on snake river Monday.
Thomas Neill transacted business
at the county seal last Saturday,
J. 'I. Brown, the Colfax attorney,
was in Pullman the first of the
week.
The Misses Mamie Brewer and
, Beulah Harris visited at Moscow Sat.
i urday.
For Sale — Pure bred Scotch Col
lie. 10 months old. Apply .1. Vassie,
i Pullman. augl 9
Karl P. Allen and wife are spend
ing .i week in the Blue mountains
near Dayton.
j We are long on buyers but short
on property. List your property with
Jones & Sanger. aug stf
Marshall McCroskey, an attorney
of Colfax, was in Pullman Wednes
. day on business.
. Prof. ("has. Timblin returned from
I a camping trip in the mountains of
Idaho Wednesday.
E. A. Kampen has returned from
a business trip to Ritzville and other
parts of the Big Bend.
Loyal Branham, formerly of Pull
. man, but now living at Palouse, was
in town Monday and Tuesday.
l"or Rent — Rooms with house
keeping privileges in furnished house.
Telephone Dr. White's. Phone, I ill.
For special bargains in wagons
during the next thirty days see 1..
B. Stivers, 719 Grand St., Jlyß tf
Prof. Herbert Kimbrough and Dr.
D. R. Campbell left Monday evening
for a ten days' outing in Yellowstone
Park.
A. XV. Lee, state grain inspector of
Idaho, was in Pullman a short time
Wednesday on his way to Genesee
on official business.
Therese Osterman, the gifted Mai:.
netic Healer, treats every known
disease successfully. Room i. Mott
building. Phone, LIT, 1. auglOtfl
The Potlatch Lumber Company
mill at Palouse is to be closed down
In all departments, a decrease in the
demand for lumber owing to the
short crops in the middle west being
given as the reason.
John Jones left Monday for his
ranch near Genesee, Idaho, He ex
pecs to remain until fall, when he
will return to Pullman.
Wanted —Experienced fruit pick
ers and packers by the Blalock Fruit
Co.. Walla Walla, ash. Pleasant
work during vacation. augl2tf
E A. Williams of Tekoa. ca mid,ite
for the republican nomination for
prosecuting attorney, was in Pullman
Wednesday, Blinking hands with the
voters.
Seabury Merritt, one of the can
didates for the republican nomination
for congress, was In the city Wednes
day, but did not make much impres
sion on l.a l""!lei te's strength.
Mr. and Mrs W. It. Nessly, who
have been visiting relatives In Pull
man for some time left this week
for their home In Wichita, Kansas,
They will go by the way of Denver,
.1. M. Held of this city has filed his
notice of candidacy for he repub.
llcan nomination for state repre.v i,'<
tative from this district and George
Wallers has entered the race for
county assessor.
.Mrs. M. 11. Kin hen came down
form Bossburg Wednesday, and yes
terday went to Colfax to visit a sis
ter who has just arrived from the
east, and ho is at be home of L.
T. Bragg, a brother, at Colfax.
XV. i,. LaFollette was in town for a
couple of days during the first part
of the week, tie left again tuesday
evening for Wenatchee and other
Big Bend points to continue bis cam
paign for the nomination as congress
man.
The deep hole near the X. P. track
on Kamiaken street has been filled
with stones by the railroad employes.
The hole has caused much Inconven
ience and annoyance since the March
floods visited Pullman and a com
plaint was filed with the railroad by
the Pullman Union Warehouse Co.
A party of Colfax business men and
politicians came up to Pullman in
automobiles Saturday and spent the
day hero. Among the visitors were
Paul Pattison, democratic candidate
for prosecuting attorney, ('has. La-
Hue, of the firm of c. W. Laßue &
Co., C. R. Hill, attorney, and Frank
Bakola.
Clark Nye, of the postoffice force,
left Monday evening on a vacation
trip to California. lie left on the O.
R. & N.i going by the way of Port
land, and will visit Los Angeles, San-
Francisco, Pasadena, and oilier points
before his return, lie will in- gone
two or three weeks.
Pros. Bryan came down from
Cakeview, on Pend d'Oreille lake,
Idaho, the first id' the week expect
inn to attend a meeting of the board
of regents, but owing to lack of a
quorum no meeting was held. As
Mrs. Bryan has been quite ill at their
summer home. Mr. Bryan hastened
back to her.
I ion Geo. .1. Hurley, of Loomis, j
Okanogan county, was in town yes
terday looking for a house that he
could rent for the next school year,
as In. wishes to move his family here
ami semi bis son to the college,
when, lie can receive a course of in
struction in horticulture. Mr. Hur
ley states thai Okanogan county is
fast coming to in- front as a fruit
producing region, and now claims
the finest flavored and highest col
ored apples In the world. As a mem
ber of the state senate Mr. Hurley
was a valued friend of the state col
lege, and his friends her., will wel
come his coming to Pullman.
J. C. RUTH
REAL ESTATE, LOANS, INSUR
ANCE and RENTALS
Any business entrusted to my care
will receive prompt and careful at
tention.
Upstairs Pullman State Rank Hldg.
PULLMAN*, WASHINGTON
TRY A BACK OF
W. S. C. FLOUR
HIGH PATENT
As Good as the Rest
Hotter Than Most
SEED, OATS, [JAM-BY, WHEAT
FOR SALE
PULLMAN ROLLER MILLS
L. W. ROBINSON
Pullman, Washington
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FARMERS STATE BANK
PULLMAN, WASH __
THE BANK MONEY ORDER IS THE SAFEST
WAY TO SEND MONEY IN THE MAILS
If a Bank Money Order is lost, your money is not. It is not
necessary to register a letter containing our Bank Money
Order, if it is lost in transit we issue a duplicate or refund your
money Without any "red tape." The cost is less than a post
office or -xpress order and with it you get a receipt.
DEPOSIT YOUR SAVINGS WITH THIS BANK
We pay four per cent interest on savings accounts. One
Dollar will start the count. We welcome the small depositor
and extend to him the same consideration and courtesies ac
corded ill our patrons.
THE BANK FOR EVERYBODY
NORTH BEACH
Queen of the Northwest Resorts
;' Near the mouth of th,. Columbia river, on the Washington coast
THE PLACE TO SPEND YOUR
SUMMER VACATION
Twenty-five Miles of Magnificent Beach
Level, Compact and Smooth.
Many thriving and tidy communities, delightful hotel, cot
tage, tent and camp life. All the comforts of home and the
healthful, invigorating recreation of tin- seaside
bathing, fishing, clam digging, beach bonfires, riding,
racing, hunting, strolls anil drives through pictur
esque WOOded headlands. '
Reduced rates from all parts of Oregon and Washington.
VIA —
Oregon Railroad & Navigation Co.
Season Rate: From Portland Round Trip, $4.00
Three Day— Saturday to Monday Rate, 3.00
Purchase tickets and make reservations at City Ticket Office,
3rd ami Washington Streets, Portland, or inquire of any
0. R. & X. agent elsewhere for information.
WM. McMURRAY, General Passenger Agent, Portland, Ore.
FROMjCOLF LINKS TO OFFtCEI
Tl iff AN V a man would be unable to enjoy the
MA N V a man would be unable to enjoy the
JL VJL healthful exercise of golf if the telephone did
not keep him in touch with his business.
A word over the wire Nave* him an hour's delay in leaving
the office. There In another reason
The busy man's day is made shorter by the Bell Service,
which brings him in Instant communication, not only with
his fellow townsmen) but with correspondents in distant cities.
The Bell System provides universal service Jo meet the needs
of all users.
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co.
Every Bell Telephone it the Center of the System
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