Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-12-07
Our holiday slippers are ready. Low
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in price and bound to please you.
JEFF's SHOE STORE.
Dress goods from 10c. to $3.50 Il ward.
Silks from 25c. to $500 yard Nice for
Nmas presents; at liar is 4 Sons.
Why not buy an overcOat now while
you have an assortment to select from.
Prices from IS up at the Famous. If
We are selling all wool suits as low as
$3.50, the same as you pay our competitors
$l2 for. The Famous clothing house. II
Come and see the finest line OF heating
stoves in the city; 49, up.
PAYETrE 4 IorNG.
Mrs. J. T.. Medcalf was down from
Montesano visiting her daughter, Mrs. n.
q. Wheeler, during the week.
The American mill broke the record a
week ago yesterday by cutting 100000
feet in the day and night runs.
Fred A. HAT left Saturday for Conway,
Ky, on business connected with the re-
cent death Of his brother, Alfred Hart.
The numerous friends of Thos. Treth-
rake will be pleased 20 learn that his
health is rapidly improving in California.
State Fish Commissioner A. C. Little
came down from Tacoma Saturday even
ing ana spent Sunday with his family,
returning Monday.
Micheal and Feildy Gleason, OF Satsop,
were in town scveral days during the
week looking after some Of their logs that
escaped from the boom.
Just Arrived-A full line OF children IS
suits, with prices that will paralyzc our
compe titors. Prices from $1.7j up. Tie
Famous clothing house. ii
The Modern restaurant, on Heron st.
between + and q, fills Il long felt want
in a Aberdeen. A strictly first class res.
taurant at moderate prices. Call and
try it.
VIM. Cook returned from Alaska Mon
day evening, and will ptobably remain in
Aberdeen, as he finds this gold chasing
in the frozen north to contain more hunt.
ing than finding.
Why bother with cooking Sunday dim
ner when the Modem restaurant serves
an excellent chicken dinner every Sum
day for % cents? Private dining rooms.
Sonth side Heron st. between + and q.
Ida Nina Grossnan, the youns girl
from South Aberdeen who has run away
from home several times and otherwise
caused her parents much trouble, has
been sent to the reform school by Judge
IIodgdon.
Erwin Arnold, of the Chehals Marble
Works, who was taken i'll on his way
home from visit to Aberdeen last April,
writes to say that he is now in a fair way
to recovery, and hopes to make trip to
Aberdeen very soon.
One hat at $3.50 to $3 is cheaper than
four hats at 81 to 81 so. We have some
cheaper grades, but dor't insist upon You
buying, for we want every man to be as
correctly dressed as possible.
GARMAN & BARLEY.
The ladies fair at the Congregational
church began Tuesday evening and will
close tonight. The display of fancy end
useful articles and the decorations were
fine, and we trust the ladies will receive
the cordial support their labors deserve.
Major Abbott, a retired army officer
who resides at Washington, D. c., and
has property interests at Aberdeen, is
visiting the city for the first time in eight
years. The major is we'll pleased with
the development Of Grays Harbor since
his former visit.
HARPER Whiskcy is rapidly becom-
ing the national beverage. It's the one
thing all parties agree upon. Republicans,
Democrats, Populists. Even the "know-
nothing" party knows one thing; the
merits Of HARPER Whiskey. Sold by
l. W. WALKER and O. G. VAMMEN. Aber.
deem. Wash.
The following officers were elected by
the Geo. Crook Post, G. a. H., Tuesday
night: Past commander, A. II. Lackey I;
sr. vice commander, a. McDodgal; Jr.
vice commander, c. II. Robinson; Q. NJ.
j. NJ. Birmingham; V. d., A. payette /;
surgeon, VIM. Lupton; chaplin, j. I.
Moody; adjutant, G. +. l.. Roberts.