The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1899-11-02
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

You will always find full line o
Toilet Soaps at Martin & Jensen's.
Who is going to get the Photograph
that is the leading question now.
Ladies skirts, 81. 1925 and $3.50, a,
The San Juan Trading COmpany's.
Call and give us your order for q
taiIor-made suit.-Martin & Jensen.
A new line of stationery just received
at the Argyle store. Call and see it.
Joseph Sweeney made quick trip to
Port Townsend the first of the week
Centennial -four, 81 per sack, 1886
perbbl., at the San Juan Trading Co.
Crown and Bridge work speciality.
Or. Martin, dentist, Friday Harbor,
Wash.
F.. Ed. Allen, Of Waldron, is i'm town
and expects to remain here for. the
winter.
! One of the children of Laurence
Tucker fractured her elbow last week
BY a fall while playing.
We have just received a new and
complete line of Dry Goods and No
tons.-Martin & Jensen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cochran and family, of
Port Stanly, have moved to WhatcOm,
where they will reside this winter.
The Thompson Is taking large ship
of annlnS from ;cIo nj
points almost every trip she makes.
Send to Sutclffc & Hill, Whatcom,
for samples of Wall Paper and Paints.
They WILDE sent you free Of charges
p. Bostian has for sale some choice
varieties of apple trees in his nursery
near East Sound. See his lad" on an
other page.
John Lawson and family, of Wal.
dron, expect to reside near Deer Har-
Dor this winter, where John will have
work to keep HIM busy.
Our 81 Colt Skin Shoes are hum
mers. They have been tested and give
the very best OF satisfaction. Try
pair. Martin Il Jensen.
Fruit Jars for October:-2 quarts, per
dozen, 70 cents; quart, per dozen, 60
cents pints, per dozen, SO cents. San
Juan Trading Company.
A number Of the cannery boys went
to Fairhaven, Sunday morning, to get
their pay from the company and to
take in the sights of the Bay Cities.
Prof J. NJ. Hatcher, principal of the
Friday Harbor schools, gave his pupils
most pleasant Halloween party, at
the school house, Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Sam'l Curry, of Olga, went to
Seattle on the Thompson, Tuesday, to
visit her daughter, Alice, for day or
two. She expects to return tomorrow.
Vim. Buflin, who was so seriously
and it was thought fatally injured be-
tween the wheels of 4 traction engine a
few weeks ago, has entirely recovered.
Every mother should send 10 cents
to this Office and get copy Of little
book entitled, "a Few Rules Concern.
ing Infant Feeding, WEAVING and
Growth"
Ask County Auditor Clark if he
knows the way from West Sound to
this place. Since being lost in the fog,
Monday morning, he is somewht doubt
fHl about il.
Mrs. Gus Bettman, of East Sound,
has moved to Vancouver, Is. g., where
Gus has been for some time past. Their
household effects went via Whatcon,
on the Thompson, Monday.
The little steamer "Pansy," Captain
Davis, is reported to have gone Oh the
rocks in Mosquito pass Sunday night
IN the dense fog then prevailing and
suffered some damage to her hull.
Marriage licenses were issued by
Auditor Clark, last Saturday, to Mr..
John Berg and Miss Annie tackles, of
this island, and Mr.. Gus Bergman and
Miss Phillie Verrier, of West Sound.
Mr.. Alex Keay, the popular purser
Of the mail steamer Lydia Thompson,
laid of one trip the last of the week
and took time to get acquainted with
his family and enjoy his home for a
day or two.
The 2. A. +. Co.'s steamer Michigan
LETT here Monday with its last tow of
Sows, boats, etc, for the company's
winter quarters at Eliza island, where
all web, scows, pile drivers, ETC., will be
kcpt until needed I'm the spring.
Mr.. Smaby does not care how fast
IIrult comes. He will always pay the
highest price, and will not so back on
his reputation of paying full market
Prlee for everything he buys, regard
less of what his neighbors say.
Mrs. Lucy Smith, Of Albany, N. Y,
sm the Harbor for a weeks visit with
Ter cousin, John l.. Blair, and wife.
MIS- Smith was a delegate from AL
nany To the national convention of the
W. {. L. L., held in Seattle last week.
| have sold or given away nearly all
%my former lines of Hats and now
nave complete line from the best Hat
nouse on the coast. Paid spot cash for
Ell and propose to sell 'em low, and
send and get more. l.. B. Carter, Blue
'front.' Store.
Mrs. Anderson gave up the manage
!ent of the Bay View hotel the first of
nie month and now it is i'm charge of
MIS-. Frank Wilson, who will no doubt
rove Ia be "A very popular landlady.
mrs. Anderson was obliged to give up
Tue work on account of her health,
winch has not been good for sometime
past.
The bows on the revenue launch