The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1900-09-27
1oCAL AND PERSONAL.

Mirrors anu i'oNihS St
ON 70 $50 at Fowle's.
r. Davis, Of Richardson, spen
sunday in the Queen CITY.
,,,ra q look at our line Of Shir
VESTS Martin & Jensen.
,ulinds of toilet articles for sale by
,hn Friday HarbOr Drug 20.
ruII line of rubber goods for sale by
the Friday Harbor Drug 20.
Won will find all the necessary school
supplies at viii Fowle's store
r,u and give us your order for a
,oiIor.made suit.-Martln u Jensen.
rheIatest popular paper-bound books
.rs.lr by the Friday Harbor Drug Co.
NJ q. Clark spent Sunday with his
sa';Iv at their ranch near West Sound.
roove your order for Photographic
supplies Win '''e ! ''o"S ii WI '"s
Co.
pev Carl J. Kallgren and family re-
turned home Yesterday Oh the ThOmp-
son.
Yrs w. Andrew, of Lopez, was a
,i.itor in the Harbor the last of the
week
The latest monthly and weekly mag
ozincs received at this office almost
daily.
= A. Brooks, of Stuart island, was
visiting friends in the Harbor the first
Of the week.
Mrs. James Burke who has been
the improve.
School bags, lunch boxes and baskets,
hoys' shirts, pants, Overalls and under
wear at FOwle's.
Some good things left in dry goods.
A chance to save money. San Juan
Trading Company.
Mrs. Geo. Mullis and daughter, Ada,
made Fairhaven and Whatcom a short
visit the last of the week.
DIR. Geo. S. Wright went to Seattle on
the Thompson Saturday for business
trip, returning yesterday.
Send to Sutcliffe & Hill, Whatcom,
for samples of Wall Paper and Paints.
They WILDE sent you free of CHARGE
L. i. Carter shipped 1913 sacks of
oats to the Galbraith Grain Company,
Seattle, on the Thompson last Satur.
day.
Lost, between Friday Harbor and
Mr. Guards, new bicycle wheel.
Finder will please return same to this
Office.
Judge Thacker is again able to at
tend TO his Office duties after being con-
fined to his house for a week on account
OF sickness.
A. II. Sitter is confined to his home
most of the time now on account of the
Suffering from carbuncle Oh the back
of his neck.
Mr. an Mrs. Jas. f. King aud family
went t. Seattle on the Thompson the
fist Of the week. They expect to re.
turn tomorrow.
Our Few line Of Fall Hats are now
III stock ard You can find just what
lvn are looking for, ~ oar assortment.
laUrs respectfully, Martin & Jensen.
d. {. Summers, who is working
with the bridge crew on the Great
Northern railway, near Everett, spent
Saturday aud Sunday with his family
here.
Just received at Friday Harbor Mil
lliery store a full line of hats, caps,
tanls, etc, of the very latest styles and
patlers. Call and examine. Mrs. Ella
W. Firth.
Mrs. Ella w. Firth, miliner, will be
AZ East Sound, October Is, with a full
line OF millinery. Ladies' i'm need of
anything in this line should hold their
orders until this time.
Chlldren's school shoes Sc to 81, sizes
.! Io2. Still few pairs of ladies' 81
SHhocs, worth double the price. Full
'ilies OF bradley IL Metcalf guaranteed
SHOES. San Juan Trading Co.
~ watches repaired by <. F. Harpst.
lNeHly years experience. All work
guaranteed. | also have a Bike and
uuil shop in connection. Next door to
court ,Ou house, Friday Harbor, Washing
r MIS- w. H. Parsons will be in Friday
a aialoor october 10 with the largest
aassortment of millinery goods ever
brought to the Harbor. Will also take
oruers for ladies' tailor-made suits,
jackets and skirts.
FOR SALE-One pair of horses, Nor
nuns nuns, weight 1900 each, without a
ST' osll Also few swarms of italian
avs oees' Reason of selling, 1 am going
I T Tor one year or more. Ralph
D"'sht' Lopez, Wash.
., Mt. Constitution Lodge, 1. o. O. f.,
:" now mast sound, is giving its fine hall a
n mv" &c coat OF paint. The lodge is nearly
tinn Vi 1 ne and is in a thriving condi-
tIo on' Inc East Sound boys are rus
ara ,s , ana Will win every time if they
"fe given half show.
Gay say, Sam, why is it you always 90 to
or "a,er 10 ind out what wheat, oats,
wo "uy I S,n,ing else you have to sell, is
,a u,.l A. Because, wife, Carter al ways
sell i' the top price for what / have to
wh1,,ahu he doesn't give hooter
whether take cash or trade"
moi Say, Fred, you remember those So.
iwo ol shoes you bought at Carriers
nriooS years ago, and / kicked on the
r rnee Wen they are just now about
we, ana l.. as | am going to town today,
"a sIu ~; IKE $3.50 to get another pair.n
shoe, right, old girl; told you Carter's
''oeS were all right"