The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-06-27
Gown and County News

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NV" soo il in Fair" nd. it is 80.
an. Bros are working for the
sulpWi"Co 20. on the salmon banks.
Streak Bicycles-one of the
,..t !makes-Only ss5 at churchill's.
r,o equity commissioners will meet
ln DsnIsr quarterly session next Mon
day.
- II NcCrary has had a telephone
nut I'll in his residence near hocne mar
The ladies of the Methodist church
lm nrroparing for a sale to be held early
in July
Gertrude and Lily McCrary, of Roche
u.rbor, returned Monday from visit
on 0rcas
r. vou are intending to purchase a
II iicycIe call and see us. Martin q
jensen
c.mpho-N aptha Moth Balls 25c per
md For sale by the Friday Har-
Dor Drug TO-
ri Ziegler, VIM. p. Smith and
oIp Void have lately purchased new
,ua-seated carriages.
rho celebrated Plano Mowers at $45
and a Binder at $l25-surpassed by
none-at Churchill's.
Elsie FARMLAND is spending her va
ostinn here with her dparents, Mr..
and Mrs. Jas. FARMLAND.
Will Fowle went to Seattle Tuesday
n rpplenish his stock of fireworks and
make some other purchases.
We will fill your prescriptions cor
ractly for less money than Seattle drug
rompanies. Friday Harbor Drug Co.
TRY a package of our Golden Eagle
Prize Baking Powder. Every package
draws a prize. Price, 25c. Martin &
Jensen.
Il is dollars against cents that the
Blue Front Store has the prettiest line
of Fourth of July hats in Sah Juan
county.
John Crook, the venerable soldier of
two hemispheres and we'll known
pioneer of this island, left last Satur-
day for Los Angeles to enter the ma
tOnal soldiers home there.
Watches repaired by E. F. Harpst.
Twenty years experience. All work
guaranteed. | also have Bike and
Gun shop in connection Next door to
bank, Friday Harbor, WashingtOn.*
The third meeting Of the One Book
Month Reading Circle will be held at
the Presbyterian church Friday even
ing at 7:45 o'clock, the book under con-
ddpmtion being Abbott's History of
Mary, Queen of Scots.
The ISLANDER man asked M. r.
Noftsger if he wished to have his "fOr
slen notice published again this week.
"0h no. said he, "I sold all the stock
the first day and l can haul away In a
wagon all the other stuff that Is left"
W. H. Thacker and w. o. Clark
spent Sunday in the worship of nature
and incidentally looking for Indian
arrow heads and other curiOs in The
vicinity of English Camp. They re-
turned in the evening loaded-with
relics.
Mrs. George Mu!lis and daughter
Frances returned Friday from visit
Of over two months at Yakima with
Mrs Morehead, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Mullis. Mr.. and Mrs. MOrehead
have baby daughter, born while Mrs.
Mullis was there.
/. A. Gilmore & Son have just com.
pIeted new gasoline launch for Fritz.
ell Hardware Company. 1t is "a feet
long, 7!-foot beam. An 8-hOrse power
engine has been ordered from the east.
twill be christened the Sardine and
Will travel at the rate of ten miles an
hOur,-Fairhaven Herald.
The Russell Comedy Company, con-
astng of Mr.. and Mrs. Russell and
little daughter and Geo. s. Mortimer,
sSeteran actor, presented "The Two
FATHERS" at Odd Fellows hall Satur-
Jay night They went to Roche Har-
oor Monday. The Russell family spent
last summer on Henry island aud they
intend spending some weeks there this
season.
George Mullis fears that his reputa-
non for veraclty has suffered rude
SHOCK by reason of the publication OF
tlat crow story in last weeks ISL
AMBER. He admits that the crow stole
we egg, flew away with it and left 1t on
as'ump as stated. He objects, how
ever, TO the statement that the crow
dropped the egg foot or perhaps
eighteen inches" without breaking It..
mr. Mr, Crow just put the egg down care
,oiny ana Gew away to y safe Jdistance