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Pago I Four
An Announcement
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S®^E Wish to announce
R TT m that we will be open
g]§S|fKj^ for business in our
*^elfijg§Bs3 former location at
the corner of Main and Alder
streets next Monday morning,
November 10th, 1919. The
public is cordially invited to
inspect our new banking room
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- THE
Pullman State Bank
I "^ CORRECT LUBRICATION /^IliS
j • Zerolene gives a better film of oil II >imßft§
between the working parts of your i^^^fi
car. It conserves power and saves JiK^^^
wear. Scientifically refined from select- // /Is^iiL
ed California crude oil. Get a Correct (If^iffsSM
Lubrication Chart for your car. 7/.^^r^lS
STANDARD. OIL COMPANY & \
\ '. (California) ||
H. L. HATHAWAY, Special Agent, Pullman, Wash.
Remember —
The Best Phonographs
and Pianos are
in the Russell Building
TERMS TO SUIT
Bowl for what ails you
- LADIES WELCOME^
PULLMAN BOWLING ALLEYS
/V : Darvell & Anderson, Proprietors
COUNTY RECORDS
(Continued from page three)
F. A. Baldwin to W. W. Hubbard,
real mtge, W .W. Ball, $400.
W. XV. Hubbard to B. F. Nicholas,
real mtge, XV XV. Ball, $14,000.
F. A. Baldwin to XV. W. Hubbard,
real mtge, XV. XV. Ball, $14,000. .
B. Z. Williams to Farmers Na
tional Bank, Colfax, conditional bill
of sale, $650.
Releases
N. Y. Life Ins. Co. to Claude M.
Haynes, real mtge, $4500.
List of Officers
Farmers Supply Store, Inc., an
nual statement.
Letters of (iuartlianslup
Jacob A., Frank M., and Luella
Agnes Pittman, minors.
Bill of Sale
W. F. Hayes to L. S. McKay, live
stock, farm implements, etc., $4700.
Conditional Bill of Sale
H. H. Alvis to John Nagel, auto,
$1375.
Patents
United States to Lizzie Blanche
and Cora Prentiss, neq of neq 18-2-1
42.
OCTOBER 30, 1919
Deeds
Frank J. Gordon to Isabelle E.
Gordon, pt 1-19-4 l. $8000.
John P. Duke to J. A. Comstock,
I-, 17-16-45, $1000.'
J. A. Crumbaker to Wm. R. Rog
ers, tract in Garfield, $10.
Leonard M. Bowman to 1. F. Bat
ty, part 21-13-4 3, also right of way,
$.".,".00.
H. E. Roberts to Lizzie F. Wilmer,
lots 13, 14. I.lk 2, West's Ist add,
Rosalia. $2500.
J. T. Kile to A. L. Kile, tract •in
11-19-43, $3137.
Andrew Swedluud to Geo. H. Noe,
lot 6, blk 49, Steptoe, $125.
Gus Browleit to Phillip P. Sittner,
Pt 5-15-42, and 8-15-42. $16,000.
B. J. Wise to L. F. Bates, lot 4,
blk 1. La Crosse, $875.
Thos. Hamblen to Tipton Ham
blen, lots 9, 7, 12, i.ik 2; Brown.!
add, Colfax. $1.
Charles T. Benner to H. J. Welty,
lots 12. 13, 14. hlk 6. LaCrosse, $10.'
M. R. McQefl to Chas. W. iraney,
tracts in La Crosse, $1.
Geo. Kammerzell to Regina Kam
merzell, pi Sec. 29 and 30-19-4 6, )j]k
27, 28, In Farmington, $1500.
Fred C. Dahlin to John McSween
<•■>*, trad In St. John, $1.
THE PULLMAN HERALD
Nora F. Bishop. Leonard If. Bow
man and Philip E. Bishop to R. W.
Ryan, pt 24, and 19, 18 and 13 of
13-43, $4820.
Mortgages
Peter C. Weitz to Chas. K. Arthur,
lot 4, blk 6, Endicott, $200.
Harry Fennimore to First Say. &
Trust Bank, pt Sees. 27, 28, 26, 22,
all in 14-38, $10,000.
C. R. Christopher to Mary K. An
derson, pt 5-15-44, except, also right
of way, $20,000. ;
J. A. Crumbaker to Wm. R. Rog
ers, blk 7, Alvin Manring's add, Gar
field, $400.
XV. A. Hall to Union Trust Co.,
I pt 15-20-44, except. $15,000.
H. S. Griffith to Federal Land
! Bank, Spokane, pt 17-18-46. $7500.
H. J. Welty to AL Camp, lots'l2
to 14, blk 6, La Crosse, $8000.
August Markel to Bank of Endi
cott, lot 3, blk 2, E. 0. Martin's add,
; Endicott, $4200.
Soren S. Peterson to Federal
Lend Bank, Spokane, pt 14-15-41,
I $8000.
Roy V. Perringer to Adaline Hays,
nwq 8-18-45, $8000.
Hiram S. Reese to the Prudential
J Ins. Co., pt 13 and 14 of 20-40,
$4800.
Hiram S. Reese to Vermont Loan
& Trust Co., pt 13 and 14 of 20-40,
$240.
Geo. XV. Anvil to First National
Bank, St. John, lots 1 to 4, in 4-19
--40, $8000.
W. H. Wfnfreys to Al Jeffreys
and B. ,M. Jeffreys, live stock. $.",2.").
Vern Miller to First Say. & Trust
Bank, Whitman Co., live stock, hay,
pt 3 and 4 of 17-40, $3000.
John Beidel to Bank of Endicott,
thirds crop pt 24-17-41, $1700.
J. A. Crabb to First National Bank
of St. John, live stock, farm imple
ments, two-thirds crop pt 34 and 35
of 13-42, $1200.
Geo. Freeman to First National
Bank, St. John, live stock, farm im
plements, two-thirds crop pt 6-18-42,
$3000.
August Markel to Bank of Endi
cott, farm implements, live stock,
crop pt 26 and 27, all 34 of 18-41,
Emil Anderson to First State
Bank, St. John, live stock, two
thirds crop pt 9, 16 and 17 of 18
--41. $3000.
W. E. Grimes to National Bank of
Oakesdale, live stock, farm imple
ments, two-thirds crop 10-19-41,
$2600.
Releases
B. Alsup to R. L. Huffman, real
mtge, Farmers National Bank,
$7000.
Frank G. Johnson to T. J. Crow
ley, real mtge, $10,700.
E. A. Bryan to Carl A. Jones, real
mtge.
Ore. Mortgage Co. to Amanda J.
Hayes, real mtge, $5000.
Caroline G. Humbird, trustee, to
James C, Cunningham, real mtge..
$10,000.
. Commercial State Bank, Oakes
dale, to J. M. Camp, chattel, $201.
Colton State Bank to E. L. Flow
ers, chattel, $2000.
First National Bank, St. John,
to Emil Anderson, chattel, $3000.
-First National Bank, St. John, to
Gey. Freeman, chattel, $3500.
J. I. Case Threshing Machine Co.
to R. H. Pazer, chattel, $690.
•N. Y. Life Ins. Co. to John M.
Reisenauer, real mtge, $6000.
Assignments
Spokane & Eastern Trust Co. to
Citizens Say. & Loan Society, real
mtge, Wm. H. Blair.
Colfax National Bank to Citizens
Say. & Loan Society, real mtge, Con
rad J. Ochs, $4000.
Affidavits to Tho Public
William 11. Woodhouse, came as
William C. Woodhouse.
John L. Richards, married to
; Mary Isabella Horton.
Order
In the Matter of Smith Milliard
I Estate.
Leases
Emma L. Stephenson to XV. W.
Lowry, nh 22-19-41, one-third crop.
Eleanor Jeffries to J. W. Heaslet,
pt 24, 25, in 13-44; 19 and 30 in 13
--i 4."., one-third crop.
Conditional Bill of Sale
H. L. Hubbard to J. W. Key,
i household furniture, $307.
NOTICE TO MATER CONSUMERS
Notice is hereby given that water
rent for the preceding month is due
the sth of each month and must be
paid on or before the 15th or the
water will be shut off, and penalty
attached to the amount.
By order of the city council.
J. S. CLARK,
oc3^anl City Treasurer.
FOR SALE CHEAP—I offer 13
lets on Military hill, with two s
room houses, at a bargain; will
trade for farm or give easy terms.
j Mrs. Catherine Romea, Pullman.
jWash- sepl9decs
MONARCH-The best Montana
hard wher.t flour on the market. Yeo
& Emert. Phone 51. • oct24tf
\Y7 J a. L 11 Hi
We are equipped to handle any kind of
a contract large or small
OUR MILL WORK
SPEAKS FOR
ITSELF
Roth Construction Co,
"Ever Occur to You?*
says the Good Judge
(/%&* That it's foolish to put up
te§A% with an ordinary chew,
\./f^f when it doesn't cost any.
/ j^\mmm^^h mO. rC t0 gCt rCal
ny -^^s. MnP^ satisfaction.
fThat it's foolish men ciis
with an ordinary chew,
when it doesn't cost any.
more to get real tobacco
satisfaction.
Every day more men dis-
I ~J\BB^ , cover that a little chew of'
\\ |\ real good tobacco lasts
[l \ longer and gives them real
\ ilk contentment.
\A^^^ There's nothing like it.
THE REAL TOBACCO CHEW
Put up in two styles
RIGHT CUT is a short-cut tobacco
W-B CUT is a long fine-cut tobacco
Income—
00.00 per Month
Is a good income when you are sick or disabled.
Call and let me tell you how little this Income In
surance costs.
- . .'. r ■'}::'■ ■ .
D. C. DOWNEN
110 Main Street
N. W. CAIRNS
That Optimistic
Auctioneer -\4;
Telephone 60 p. o. Bex Ml
Office with
Roth Construction Co.
Try It—
Our Violet Ray Massage is
especially good for pimples. •§§
TOWER BARBER SHOP
Alder Street
We pay 65 cents a dozen, cash,
for Fresh Eggs
WmmmW e*mmW
Robinson's Bakery
GADDIS GARDENS
*:•'■"". \ "■ A -A: : c', }M
Vidor Vegetables
Phone 131
Everything in the Marked
frt*nr. Xovemb^.^

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