The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-09-21

Best IL Levering's package coffee. 3o'i
d. L. Crowder has returned from bus
mess trip to The Dalles.
Gilt Edge store has best sum mer drink
in the city. 2S 12t
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs d. +. Lesb, a
son. Mother and child doing we'll.
o. Libby is in the city enroute to Cal.
iiornia to remain indefinitely.
Save money by buying Binding Twines
aud Machine Oils at Coffin Bros. 26.tf
Among the distingui guests at the
banquet on Saturday night will be Mr..
Ankenv.
Mrs. Fred Thompson leaves shortly for
San Francisco to welcome her brother
| 1t. Col. Fife home.
The Misses Helen Druse and Agnes
Wilcox have gone to Tacoma where they
will enter Puget Sound University for
the ensuing year.
Those new silk waists at The Wonder
must be seen to he appreciated. They
were received direct from New York and
are the nobbiest and the latest things in
that line ever shown IN Yakima.
Prosser Flour is made from the best
| No. | Blue Stem wheat. Sold by all
leading grocers. Ask for it and If your
grocer does not keep it send to TAYLOR Il
Denley's big general merchandise store,
opposite depot. 35.tf
In all likelihood the trade between f.
W. Dooley and Hadlev and Griffith for
the Yakima hotel and bar is eff. Mr..
johnson. the new proprietor of the
builing, is expected here in a few days,
when the deal will be finally determined.
The opening days at The Wonder,
Friday, Saturday, Monday and Tuesday
next, will be full of interest to the ladies
of this section. There will be seen the
very latest in millinery, besides some
handsome lines in capes, jackets and
ready made suits. 36-lt
j. +. Shannon, of Mob Hill, met with
an accident while cutting wood last
Thursday. The blade of the axe struck
the shin bone OF the right leg with sui
ficient force to necessitate a number OF
stitches being taken. The operation was
performed by Dr. Rosser
He's here! Who's here? Why, NJ.
Kirby, the piano tuner. consequently
owners OF pianos are happy. Orders left
at Claude Briggs music store will re-
ceive Mr.. kirby's prompt attention, and
all jobs will be satisfactorily done or no
pay asked.
Mems fall and winter underwear Just
received as follows Mems heavy nat
ural wool mixed shirts, Acc; extra heavy
natural wool shirts, 63c. Also large
assortment of very fine Lambs Wool
and Australian Wool goods at 81, $l.25,
$3.50, $l.75 a garment, at j. j. Macdon-
AIDS, South First street.
J Holdren, of Mesa, Arizona, an ex-
tensive fruit grower and shipper of that
irrigated section. is in the city for a few
weeks. Mr.. Holdren will stay until after
the fair and in the meantime visit the
large fruit ranches in the valley. He
may decide to locate here
For Sale-My entire lot of household
goods, consisting of bed room suites,
chairs, tables, carpets, stoves, etc, also
one lver-Johnson bicycle in good repair.
Call at my residence, corner of lst and ID
streets, and see how cheap you can Sc
cure some first class furniture.
w. II. GETS.
The ladies OF the Catholic church will
serve meals on Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday during fair week, in the tenn
porary building erected for that purpose
on the Odd Fellows lots across from the
Hotel Yakima. Those who have chsrita-
bly, donated estables etc. needing prepa-
ratlons will confer great favor by de-
livering same at st. Elzabeth's Hospital
not later than Monday, Sept. %.
A large line of mems mixed and plain
colored wool neglIgee shirts, prices S5c,
S1.0O, $l.25. $l.50, 81. rs and $500 each.
All goods at ]. j. Macdonald's are right
in quality, right in style and low in price
and is demonstrated by the fact that bus.
mess is rapidly increasing, which de-
mands more room, consequently we have
leased the store now occupied by the
postoifice and will move about October
LIST.