The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-04-11
+. King is rapidly recovering.


,he San Juan Trading Cos.
x,y ellis are being placed under /,
zion of the Odd Fellows hall.
Me- George Mullis is visiting hel
laughter, Mrs. Morehead. at Ellens'
burg.
Campho-Naptha Moth Balls 25c pei
nonnd. For sale by the Friday Har
bor Drug Co.
Mics Nellie Sweeney returned to Sc
.,re saturday to resume her studies
in the high shcool.
The latest periodicals at THE ISL
.S ,n office, exclusive agency fol
pnget Sound News Co.
wa will fill your prescriptions cor.
.ootIv for less money than Seattle drug
s"om1anes. Friday Harbor Drug Co.
Silk velvets at 75c per yard. Cotton
..oIypts at 40c per yard. Corduroy vel
yst dress binding at SC per yard at San
Imam Trading Co.'S.
DO YOU know that you can get heavy
uonnts, two inches square, for stamp
n,rtnres, for only five cents q dozen ut
The Islander Co.'s store?
We are manufacturers agents for the
Rack Island Piow Co. Call and see, IL
rou are needing anything in farming
machinery. Martin 4 Jensen.
Cant. las. Tarte has been taking the
,Iace of Capt. Basford, of the Buckeye,
for the past week, the latter taking q
"lay-off7 to nurse his family through
siege of measles.
The Groll Lumber Company, Lopez,
will fill orders for fish trap Gaping,
any size and any length up to fifty feet,
deliver anywhere in the county and
guarantee satisfaction.
Watches repaired by e. F. Harpst.
Twenty years experience. All work
guaranteed. / also have Bike and
Gun shop i'm connection Next door to
bank, Friday Harbor, Washington.*
Mrs. Thos. Nj. Gum is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Winchester, in Port.
land, Oregon. Mr.. Winchester is q
Congregational clergyman there. Mrs.
Gum expects to be absent about q
month.
Mr.. Boyd, of the Eagle Lime Com.
pany, was in town Saturday on his
return to Seattle from a: visit to the
works on Orcas. 1t is reported that
operations are likely to be resumed,
there soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. McCrary, of
Roche Harbor, left for Spokane last
Saturday to attend the meeting of the
grand lodge of the A. o. u. w., to
which Mr.. McCrary is delegate from
the local lodge.
The y. P. S. G. E. will hold a social
at Odd Fellows hall Friday evening,
April IL. No admission fee will be
charged. A short program will be rem
dered, followed by cake, lemonade,
sandwiches and coffee at cents each.
All are cordially invited.
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The Clark map of the county is
twenty-six inches square. 1t shows
all the section and township lines, lot
boundaries, numbers and acreage,
county roads, government reserves for
lighthouse and military purposes, and
names Of bays, passes, points and chau-
nels. Price $l.00.
AT the Friday afternoon meeting of
the recently organized Young Peoples
Debating Society, of which Mr.. Badger
Spresldent, the following program was
rendered: Recitation, Frank Mullis;
reading, Jessie Firth; duet, Ruby Ross
and Christina Mckay; debate, Gre
Nlyed, That printing is more useful
Than powder" Decided in the affirma.
tive.
One of the best living authorities on
wild birds lately stated his opinion that
OF the eggs of wild birds an average of
about SO per cent Matched, and that
ABOUT onehalf of those Matched reached
maturity. Curiously enough, practical
poultrymen count up the same average
~ The artificial incubating and brood.
Ing OF chickens. The mortality in the
TWO eases is evidently only partially
due to like causes.
Al the school literary society Friday
evening the program was as follows:
reading, Allie Anderson and Willie
hoss; recitation, Clarice Wilson; COM
position, Jessie Strahl; current events,
hndrew Hansen and Elinor DennisOn |;
IeOaie, Resolved, That fish companies
should furnish the fish hatcheries in
s stead OF the government" The affirm
suve side won. 1t was decided to dis
Uonnnue the meetings Of the society
un'll the fall term of school.
me hrst meeting of the Zone Book
Month Club" was held Wednesday
e'ehing, the 3rd lust, after the ISL
;hNDER had been printed. The even
.as was most pleasantly and profitabIy
oP1nt IN discussing the Autobiography
O vi benjamin Franklin and the life and
iiuaeacter OF the great printer, journalist,
MENTOR, statesman, diplomat and
puliosopher, who was one of the most
ularKaole men of modern times. The
SSrcoho book of the series to be read and
discussed u is COwper's Task, one of the
Of I ~ noteworthy poetical productions
y" Tue 18th century.
no Une OF the Anacortes Packing Conn
a eauys BEST fish trap locations IN this
tSSuhty-on the salmon banks between
Fo e Aihsworth & Dunn location near
trase point and PA. f. Co.'s iu-shore
tIap near Cattle point. and formerly
i IL NV as the "Friedenberg location"