Pullman herald. [volume], August 04, 1911, Image 4

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I Neighborhood Correspondence
EWARTSVII-LE
E. W. Downen and son, Dan, spent
Sunday at the V. L. Hlggins home.
C. H. Kincaid this week purchased
i a fine large mule of J. E. Peterson.
Miss Belle Higgins visited from
Friday until Sunday with Miss li
ma Naffzlger.
Frank Murray returned Saturday
from Juliaetta.
Mrs. J. M. Klemgard has returned
to Juliaetta, to continue her osteo
pathic treatments. She is reported to
be much improved.
Miss Leila Haines returned to Ju
liaetta Monday, after having spent
Sunday at home.
Mrs. Davidson of Walla Walla is
keeping Grandma Klemgard company
during the absence of Mrs. J. M.
Klemgard.
Miss Flossie Klemgard returned
this week from a camping trip to
Medical Lake.
Miss Patsy Klemgard is helping
Mrs. W. W. Snyder during the busy
season.
Leßoy Rueker and John Boundy
started Monday for Shinn, Alberta,
to harvest.
A. R. Strang of Spokane, who has
threshed in this neighborhood sever
al years, arrived this week and will
ship his outfit to Steptoe.
A valuable back comb was lost
last Wednesday evening between the
Will Hogan and Joe Robertson
homes. The comb is gold mounted
and is set with several chip diamonds.
Finder will please notify Mrs. Carrie
Young, in care of Will Hogan.
—-— Right Now is
HARVEST TIME
I IN THE
Burgan-Emerson Store
The New Fall Merchandise will soon be knocking at the
ware-room doors—which means that some lines of merchandise
must move out, and must do it quick. STRICTLY SUMMER
MERCHANDISE will be closed out at about HALF the regular
price. We also offer some lots of goods, just received, bought
by our Mr. Emerson in the East at very low prices. These lots
of goods will be on sale Saturday, August 5. Be here early
All Men's Summer Suits Special Sale of Hammocks
PRICE CUT IN THE MIDDLE • This lot of hammocks was bought by Mr.
$15.00 Suits go at $ 7.50 Emerson in the Eastern markets and readied
18.00 Suits go "at 9.00 us Monday. On sale Saturday at about 60c on
20.00 Suits go at .................... 10.00 I,h' dollar. Only 12 in the lot. Here is your
22.50 Suits go at ... 11.25 chance. Latest styles.
25.00 Suits go at 12.50 — — — —
Don't Miss This Chance Girls' Straw HatS
I ; —— -lust came Monday —A handsome 7.V quality
I Boys' and Children's Straw wiu. -° l on ? ale Saturday (only 4 doz- oq^
and Cloth Hats °^- m the _j_J_______.- : «*g
Fifty to 75e qualities, one large lot—on sale Ladies' Knit Union Suits
Saturday at . 35 c Sixty-five cent quality, sleeveless,,knee length,
— — lace trimmed, large sizes for big on
Men's Panama Hats _____ 5 doz. °___ sale Saturday «35/ C
$6.00 values ■:::::. $4.50 Women's Long Coats
8.00 values at 5.50 „, , , **
Black Silk and Pongee, $15.00 to $30.00 values,
"..,_. _ _■■_ prices cut in half. These are Redfem Garments
Men s Fine Straw Hats and only a few left
$3.00 values $2.00 $7.50 to $15.00
2.50 values at 50 —
SSSSS ::::::::::::::■::::::::: 3 Long Silk Gloves-White
- A new lot came Monday. Special d** r\f\
Women's Pumps and Oxfords pn>t - --- ' !—
$2.50 and $3.50 values—Tans and Blacks New Lot Parasols
while they last a« a j> •,u st opened Monday a line of Drummers'
only «p 1 .tO Samples marked at just
~mVA ~7 ~~~ — 50c on the Dollar
Women s and Misses Wash — —
Dresses Little Tots' Wash Dresses
EVERYONE AT HALF—Were $3.00 to $7 50 Si/ s l'"s— a beautiful assortment, Saturday
Now ...... . $1.50 to $3.50 One-Third Off
Wsi Cf 5^ j$ /%^> The
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store J BilS__BE_s____Bli_H_Bl W Store
Nil Steenama, who has been
working for V. L. Higgins, has
blood poison in his right hand, caus
ed by a boll.
Several combines and threshers
started up this week. E. E. Snyder's
thresher was the first to start in
this immediate vicinity.
Mrs. C. H. Kincaid is the possess
or of a lovely black driving horse,
purchased recently from Mr Mich
nelson of Pullman.
ALBION
Mrs. Will Harris of Boise is visit
ing at the home of her sister, Mrs.
A. it. Rice.
Mr. T. C. Mathews has returned
home after an absence of three
months.
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent have return
ed from Mot. Springs, where they
went for the benefit of Mr. Vincent's
health.
Miss Jennie Stone has been visiting
at the home of Mrs. John Anderson
of Clear Creek.
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Mr. and Mrs. Uyral Farnsworth are
visiting friends and relatives in this
place this week. They will return to
their home In Spokane next week.
Mrs. Enos Naffziger is at the bed
side of her mother, who is quite ill
at the hospital at Wenatchee.
Mr. annd Mrs. Chester Rice have
sold their property in town to Adam
Wolf.
Miss Ollie Watkins has gone to
Southern Idaho to make her home
with her mother, who is residing on
a homestead.
See Geo. W. Henry for Fire Insur
and that Insures. . Mar. 17-t
Local News
L. C. Crow transacted business in
Spokano Monday.
Qeorge McMahon has gone to St.
Maries for a two weeks' vacation. '(
A baby boy was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Thos, Ellis the first of the
week.
E. O. Gill has returned from a
weeks' visit with his son, P. I. Gill,
at Tekoa.
A new sidewalk is being construct
ed along the Livingston property on
West Main St.
A. B. Baker and T. C. Martin were
registered at a Spokane hotel the
early part of the week.
.1. W. Anderson, cashier of the
State Hank, Is spending his vacation
at Tho Dalles, Oregon,
Hen Mensen report, a yield of
30 bushels per acre from 100 acres.
The crop was cut with a combine.
Will Nessly left Saturday morning
for the Pend O'Rellle lake district,
where ho will spend ten days or two
weeks.
Bryce Duffy left the first of the
week for Spokane with Prof. Tim
blln'a saddle horse. The trip was
made in two days.
Walter Windus was in Pullman
this week, having just returned from
a visit to his homestead In the Flat
head .reservation in Montana.
It cost the City of Pullman just
$218 for electric power to drive the
pumps to pump water into the reser
voirs during the month of July.
Mrs. George NY Henry and daugh
ter, Mrs. Chas. Young, left Wednes
day afternoon for Seattle, where they
will visit Mrs. Henry's son, John
Henry.
Miss Ida Burns returned to her
home In Lewlston Tuesday after hav
ing assisted her brother, Robert
Burns, In the photograph gallery
for several weeks.
E. R. Brown, the Herald linotype
man, has gone to Hayden Lake on
his vacation. C. H. Talmage will pre
side over the Mergenthaler invention
during his absence. '
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Birdsall re
turned to their home in Chicago the
first of the week after having spent
a month at the home of Jas. Hinch
liff. Mr. Birdsall is a brother of
Mrs. Hinchliff.
Thos. Neill & Son are adding an
other section to their greenhouses
on Military hill. A larger boiler will
also he installed, making the green
houses the most extensive in this
section of the country.
Prof. W. B. Strong and family.
Prof, ami .Mrs. Mendenhall, of Sa
lem, Oregon, anil Miss Lalla Egge
left Monday lor Lakevlew, on Lake
I'etiii O'Rellle, where the party will
spend a month in a summer cottage.
Mrs. C. H. Talmage and Mrs. Karl
P. Allen left Wednesday morning
for Dayton, from where they will go
to the Blue mountains and spend
two or three weeks at the summer
home of J. W. Stevens, father of
Mrs. Allen.
The Dedication of the New $15,000
Church at Colfax. .
Next Sunday the M. E. congrega
tion at Colfax will dedicate their new
$15,000 church. Services will be
held throughout the day. In the
morning the dedicatory exercises will
be conducted by Bishop C. W. Smith,
I). I). L. L. D., of Portland, Ore
gon. •
Rev. Robert Brumblay of Pullman
will deliver the address at the night
rally. Rev. N. W. Jones is the wide
awake pastor.
M. E. Church
The pastor will conduct the Sacra
ment of the Lord's supper at the mor
ning service, the congregation Join
ing in (lie union services in the even-
Ing.
Grain Quotations
Yesterday's grain quotations were
as follows, with no new grain sold up
to yesterday noon:
Red Russian 62
Club and Hybrid 64
Fortyfold 65
Bluestem 68
Oats, per 100 $1.00
Barley, per 100 $1.00
C.A FASCINATING
ROMANCE OMAN'S
WEAKNESS AND
WOMAN'S
SAVING DEVOTION
»
The Third
Degree
By Charles Klein and
Arthur Hornblow .
Authors of
"The Lion and the Mouse"
THE new serial we
are about to pub
lish is a story of
love and life, power and
pride, sentiment and
prejudice. It carries an
irresistible appeal to the
reader that does not
abate until the last word
is told.
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Don't Miss the Opening
Chapter
A Liberal Installment
in Each Issue of
This Paper
Everybody knows
something about
Lumber values
these days, but the homebuilder who listens to the cry of
"wait until lumber is cheaper" is not apt to be any nearer
his goal on his deathbed than he is today.
The Government recommends TIMBER CONSERVA
TION and this alone is proof that lumber has a fixec value.
/ NOW'S the Time t,O Build. —If you contemplate
a new home we want to talk with you —we have all grades _
of lumber. • The lowest quality starts at good and goes up. *
Give us a cal and learn the facts about these lumber values.
Standard Lumber Company
C. E. Richards, Agent - Pullman, Wash.
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FURNITURE
Now is the Time to Get the House
Ready for Fall and Winter
We have our store full of beauti
ful things that will make your home
smile. You love a beautiful home,
don't you? So why not spend some
of the money you have harvested to
Make Your Home Happy
KIMBALL & ROTH
Furniture and Undertaking
Opposite Artesian Hotel. - - - PULLMAN, WASH.
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We will sell GOOD DRY SOUND 4 inch Flooring Rustic
Ceiling or Drop Siding at from 10 to 15 dollars a thousand. Boards
one dollar less. Price depends on quantity wanted and distance
you are from our mill. Ask our man-to show you the stock.
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