Pullman herald. [volume], January 22, 1915, Image 4

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EWARTSVILLE
Mr. and Mrs.-Nut Hrynnt, Lois .iii.l
Wesley Bryant weie Sunday guests
at the W. ii Klncaid homo.
,i. m. Klemgard was v business
visitor at ihe Berl I'ickell home near
Whelan Saturday.
.Mr. ami Mis. VV. A. Lybecker and
Mr. and mis. It. »'. Lyle were the
guests of friends in Pullman from
Saturda) until Sunda).
S. 1.. Brown was quite il! ft ith
pleiii isy sevetal days last week.
Mr. and .Mrs. .1. T. LaFollette, Mr.
ami Mrs. .1. C. Kainerrer ami "A . C.
Kamerrei were guests at the C. D,
Martin home Sum
Mr ami Mrs. .1. U. Fulfi wero
guests al the Ma* Him ichs home
from Tuesday until Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. J, M. Klemgiud this
week purchased a Kimball piano,
The Bryant school held a spelling
matt Friday night at the school
house,
Eighth grade examinations were
held Thursday and Ida* at the
Ewartsville school house.
Mrs. a. M. Turk is receiving con
tributions for Mr. and Mrs. Proctor,
who formerly resided li this neigh
borhood, and who were bo unfortu
nate as to lose all heir belongings
In a i Ire Sunday morning when the
house on the Kirkenilall farm north
of Pullman, In which they were re
siding, burned. Mr. ami Mrs. Proc
tor have a family of six small chil- j
dren.
Alec Smith of Pullman has been
visiting for several days at the Max
Hinrlchs home,
(Iran dm other Fulfs has been bed
fast for several days on account of a
fall upon the Ice, but is mm recov
ering.
.Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Brannon,
and Mr. and Mr... Bert Hatle* and
son, Mabry, were guests of relatives
and friends Id Colfax from Sunday
until Tuesday.
ARTKR MILLION
IN IMI'KOX KM I TM
(Continued from first paga)
to tho water system will reach ap
proximately 330,000.
Paving, Sidewalks and Sowers
During ill" three years there was
completed 69,903.78 square yards of
pavement, ''1,864.2" lineal feet of
curb ami gutter, and 18,624 feet of
sewer pipe, at a total cosl of $172,
- There Is under contract
at the present time 26, i '.' square
yards of pavement and 20,123 lineal
feet of curbing, the contracts i all lor
the completion of the work by July
l, 1915, ami the estimated cost of
the Improvements is $67,397.96.
The sidewalk activities have in
cluded the construction of 2599 Un
eal feel of 12-foot and 10,02 1 feet ol
four-fool concrete sidewalks,
The light system ha* been changed
from the old arc system to the more
modern and economical tungsten
system, there being at this time 17
] 00-candlepower and 77 80 ian lie
power street lights, making Pullman
one of tin- best lighted cities in the
county.
Miscellaneous luiprovemc* 'm
The city hall has been aimed |
throughout and refurnished. Public
weighing scales ami street weeping
and grading machinery have been
purchased and a modern and com
plete rock crushing plant has been
installed, the latter owned jointly by
the city and county. Through the
efforts of the council the old 0.-W.
U. & X. ami N. P. treaties er issing
the Palouse creek have been replaced
with new and substantial bridges
The city of Pullman has become
thoroughly Imbued with the spirit of
progression, and her citizens can now
safely say that they have one of the
beat improved, most sanitary, best
lighted ami watered cities in the
Northwest. Our business houses and
hotels compare favorably with those
of towns much larger than Pullman.
These conditions, augmented by the
surrounding farming country, not ex
celled by any district in the United
States, and the wonderful and broad
educational advantages offered by
the State College of Washington,
make Pullman truly a desirable
home town. Her citizens have just
cause for pride in the Innumerable
advantages which are theirs.
A E. SHAW.
VISIT STAR GRANGE
Seventeen members of "Cwarts* ill- i
Orange drove to Star V, range last
Friday night to attend the public in
stallation of officers. P. A. Hod
of Ewartsville Grange was the In
stalling officer. Those who attend
ed from this neighborhood were: Mr.
and Mrs. F. A. Hodges, Mr. and Mis
J. M. Klemgard, Mr. and Mrs H. W.
Hodges, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Kanier
rer. Mrs. S. J. Hodges, Miss Belle
Hlggins, Lola Hodges. Mildred Klem
gard. J. XV. Seines. Charles Stein,
Leßctj Backer, i. B. Brown, and W.
C. Kamerrer.
WANTED—Roosters; five white
Leghorn thoroughbreds. A. !'.
Drlnkwater. Phone Farmers 279.
SUMMONS
In the Superior Court of the State of
Washington, in and for the
County of Whitman.
Luella li. Smith. Plaintiff, vt*. Boy
A. Smith! Defendant.
State of Washington, County of
Whitman, ss:
Tho Slate of Washington to the said
Hoy A. smith, Defendant.
i'-i are hereby summoned and ie
qulred '° appear In the superior
court of the state of Washington, in
aud iur Whitman i ounty, within (30
days alter the date of the first pub
lication of this summons, to-wit:
Within 60 days alter the 25th day of
December. 1914, and defend the
above untitled action In the above
entitled court, and answer thu com
plaint Of the plaintiff iii said action, j
and serve a i opy of your said an
swer on John w. Mathewß, the
undersigned, attorney for plaintiff,
at his office In Pullman, In the
county vi Whitman, state of Wash-;
Ington, md If you fail to appeal and
defend said action and answer thej
complaint of the plaintiff aforesaid,
within the time aforesaid, judgment
will be rendered against you, accord-
Ing to the demand of the said com
plaint, which h:'s been filed with the
clerk of said court.
'ill, object of the above entitled
action is to procure a decree of the
said court dissolving the bonds of
matrimony now existing between the
plaintiff ami the defendant; to
award to the plaintiff I he custody of
two minor children and certain real
property situated In Pullman. Wash, *
Dated Di tiber 2 Ith, 191 I,
JOHN VV. MATHEWS.
Attorney for Plaintiff, P, O. Ad
dress l'ullman. Whitman '(1..
Washington!
dec2sfeli"i
SIMMONS ion publication
In the Superior Court of the State of
Washington, in and for tl c
County of Whitman.
Virginia Hanne Plaintiff, vs, Peter
Hanne: Defendant.
THE STATE OP WASHINGTON
To the :-;iiil Peter I lannes, defend
ant:
You art' hereby summoned to ap
pear will,in sixty days after ibe date
of the lirst publication of this sum
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"THE THIEF" "
By Henri Bernstein
Featuring; DOROTHY DONNELLY, creator of
"Madame X," at
BECK'S Theatre
15c = Wednesday, Jan. 27 - 10c
EMPIRE MECHANICAL MILKER
THIS CUT SHOWS TWO-COW UNIT % ONE-COW UNITS SUPPLIED IF PREFERRED
■'"1 '"■' pipe line needed. Pipe line easily run wherever convenient
along ci »*■ stalls.
Operated by small, simple, quiet, light running vacuum pump driven by
any suitable power. No compressed air used. Pulsating action relieves
"'"■ l massages teats. No air, dust or dors come in contact with milk.
Milk does not pass through pnlsator.
One man, using two-cow ___ one man us ig two or three
unit, milk*- 20 to 30 Ofr^J one-cow units, can milk 20 to
&_\\\ tm ff hour*, Tt l/jJSSs hour ' at *he _ Q>
t**al'l nJtf tbe same ]y/?!i_VS, hour- at the Cft jlf
W\V tel/l time strip- ("•wM'luVn. same time ll\ a*"*"s CD
\tf.lw lM "'a and 'nr-^nWaX^. Stripping VV|f|fL» LJI
\Ay nMy oarrying // // :,' i|H»\Vi and carry- U* ill Tl Jill
All metal parts, special non-corrosive nickel, the same color and com
position all through Teat cuss universal— lit all teats.
All parts interchangeable, accessible, easily cleaned and thoroughly
sanitary. Every EMPIRE Milker FULLY GUARANTEED by the EMPIRE
Cream Separator Company.
B. F. CAMPBELL
mons, to- wit, within sixty days after
the 4th da) «>t December, 1914, and
defend the above entitled action in
the above entitled court, and answer
the complaint of the plaintiff, and
servo a • op) of your answer upon
the undersigned attorney for plain
tiff, at his office" below stated; and
in caso of your failurue so to do,
judgment frill be rendered against
you according to the demand of the
complaint which has been filed with
the clerk of said court.
I'll. object of the above entitled
action is to procure a decree of
com • dissolving the bonds of matri
mony now existing between the <
plaintiff and the defendant, to award
to the plaintiff certain described j
real and personal property and to re- i
store to the plaintiff the name that
she bore before she married the de- (
fendant. I
JOHN XV. .MATHEWS,
Vttorm for the Plaintiff, P. 0. '
Ad Ires? Pullman, Whitman, I
<'ounty, Washington,
decl-jan-!'
Merchandise that is absolutely re
liable. ('. i: Sanders Dry Goods
Dept. Lan 2 2
-
(linen's white dancing pumps; j
rubber sobs; alt sizes; C. R. Sanders
Ury Goods Co. jan22
Promises faithfully fulfilled. C,
It. Sanders Dry Goods Dept. jan22
Save cash sale checks and get a :
set of kitchen knives at Hungerford's '
Heartburn, indigestion or distress
of the stomach is instantly relieved
b) hkiM'.im: IT forces the badly
digested food out pit the bod) and
restores tone ii the stomach and
bowels. Price -"'"p. Sold by Watt's
Pharmacy
INSURANCE
FIRE LIFE ACCIDENT
SICKNESS
OLD AGE FIDELITY
PLATE GLASS
\ ii«-n« for Steamship Tickets
M. J. CHAPMAN
AGENT
Room 15, First, Nat'l ll'k Blk.
I Sewing at home or out by the
hour Miss*. Durkee. 1715 A St.
Jan 22
Save ash sale checks and get a
Ml of kitchen knives at Hungerford's
Billiards steadies the nerves
Billiards develops the mind.
Billiards quickens the eye,
Hilliarils lues brain tag.
Billiards is recommended by
the world's loading doctors.
Why not play billiards on
the regulation billiard table at
The CITY CLUB
Gannon (Sit Stephenson
Proprietors
Hone^ly is the besft
fire insurance policy
—FIRE—
insurance means more
than honest intentions.
To live and furnish real
protection a company
must have resources to
back up its honest in
tentions.
The Hartford Fire In
surance Company has
lived through every
great disaster that has
visited this country in
the past 104 years. It
has met its obligations
cheerfully and faith
fully. It does the
largest fire insurance
business in America.
May we talk to you
about the best policy?
The Downen Realty
Jfytj? Company
;<g§J 106 Main St. Inland 1242
wtHLw* Pullman, Wash.
FREE Demonstration!
By Noted Foot Specialist
For all Foot Sufferers
For the benefit of all who have foot troubles, whose feet ache
or pain, who tire easily, we have arranged for the services of MR.
MAPPIN, a noted Chicago Foot Specialist, who will be at our
Btore for two days, Monday and Tuesday,
January 25th and 26th
Consult Him His Services are FREE, and you will not be
Obliged to Buy your Shoes Here.
Scholl's Foot Comfort Service Insures Good Feet
We have inaugurated as a permanent feature of our store an ORTHOPEDIC DEPART
MENT for the relief and cure of all foot troubles where we will -jive Dr. Scholl's Foot
Comfort Service where we shall carry a full line of Scholl's Foot Comfort Giving Ap
plinaces and Devices invented and manufactured by Dr. Wm. M. Scholl, world's greatest
Foot Specialist.
There's a Scholl Appliance for Every Foot
Ailment or Deformity }
Si hulls Bunion Kedncer for the bunion or enlarged Scholl's Fool I'user— A Foot Rest—eases the feet,
joints. Reduces and protect! the bunion or gives absolute rest to muscles and nerves
enlarged joint. light and springy — equalises the body's weight
Scholl's Toe-KlKhi for overlapping small toes ami and *\™ B ,n,ova,lt ttnd ******* st^'
soft corns between the toes —a sure cure.
Scholl's Tri-Spring Arch Support for severe cases
Scholl's Flxo Corn Plaster—guaranteed to remove 0 - -* at foot and for persons of heavy weight
corns. gives an upward, springy pressure to the key-
Scholl's i i\<« Foot Powder — healing and bone of the arch. '
pleasant to the feet.
a . „, „ ... . , ....*. ... ..i~i.... a „ an ... t^. Scholl's Absorho Corn Fads remove corns ami cal-
Scholl » Pootdok cures perspiring, sweat) feet. lmifies , )y th<J procega ()f absorptlon . also pr e|
SchoO's Toe-Flex for bunion or overlapping toe. vents shoe pressure. j'Q
We do more than just sell yon a pair of shoes— we make your
feet comfortable and happy. Come in— it will cost you nothing.
CITY SHOE STORE
WINDUS & ELLSWORTH
Old Friends and New
Winning permanent, lasting
friends is the work of I
time, and the Pullman State I
Bank numbers among its de
positors customers with whom
j it has had close and satisfac-*
tory relations for many years.
We welcome the new friends
and will attend to their affairs
with the same fidelity which
has cemented our relations with
our oldest ones.
* :
The PULLMAN STATE BANK
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Odd Sizes and Ends
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ntw\. L. Suits, Overcoats, Sweaters,
(\AWW Shirt8 'Stag Shirtß
/^W '^m~*\ and Mackinaw*
/^W-l^^lftllSll *25,00 a"( 1 $22,5 suits....sl6.M
\f^oi-'\^i\\w^ -'-'""" iiiid *18-00 suit-. . . .$14.00
#17.50 ami $15.00 suits. .. .$12.50
fSlfiwft All overcoats 20 Per Cent Off
■il ISffill g@fe *1M an<l *7'°° sweaters.,..s4.so j
■Bl *,'r,° ''"1(l *1,25 sllil'ts ...50c
*--:i" i"l<l -H-OO stag shirts..s3.so
y^^S^i^^rtf "; :"' «•>■' $3.25 stag shirts. .$3.00
•*-^^^»^g^^ :s-' +12.50 maekinaws $9.00
'^*^^^^^ +8.50 mackinaws $7.00
v 51i.50 inackinaws $5.00
V. W. CLARKSON
ION'S FURNISHER*