The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-03-28


r,, LIBERATED Oliver plows for sale
i n,e San Juan Trading Co.'S.
., viereck was over from Doe Bay
mess the last of the week.
,,. line of mems, boys and chill
,,sn's caps at Martin d Jensen's.
I'll Willis is working for G. N.
c'Irsr at Alderbrook farm, near Doe
Bay.
c,mnho-Naptha Moth Balls 25c per
, ,n% For sale by the Friday Har-
bor Drug Co.
rno PA. F. Co.'s steamer John
cIInhy was in port Monday with
~, ,'St Gen. Manager Smith.
Wa will fill your prescriptions cor
W., far less money than Seattle drug
lerm HI,njes. Friday Harbor Drug Co.
urs O II. Culver and children went
nne Bav Saturday for short visit
'.itb Mr.. Culver's parents and aunts at
Alderbrook.
prinp in your produce and let us
..iJa With YOU. What you have to
s "n is lust as good as your money. San
Imam Trading co.
Dovou know that you can get heavy
moupts, two inches square, for stamp
",cures, for only five cents a dozen at
The Islander Co.'s store?
Weare manufacturer agents for the
Rock Island Plow Co. Call and see, if
van are needing anything in farming
machinery. Martin u Jensen.
Isaac Sandwich sold his big gray
C,ydasdale horse to Whatcom man
Io:t week for 500 A mate to him was
Ioucht from Ambrose Pfiffner for $185.
Mrs Firth will be at East Sound
April s, 9, 10 and II and at Lopez 16,
land Is with full line of Spring and
summer Millinery at the very lowest
prices.
The GrolI 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.
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Watches repaired 10y K. F. Harpst.
Twenty years experience. All work
Guaranteed | also have n Bike and
Gun shop in connection Next door to
bank, Friday Harbor, Washington.*
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One of the coInmendable measures
passed bv the legislature prohibits the
sale or giving away Of cigarettes TO
persons under Is years of age and makes
It msdemeanor for such persons to
smoke cigarettes.
Shultz & Gross intend to begin the
work of putting i'm their big fish trap
at Brands hay AS soon as the piles ar
rive They are in q lagoon, or slough,
near the Suohomish river and the water
knot yet high enough to float them
out.
Sheriff Firth received check Mon
day from Immigrant Inspector Wal
ker now stationed at NOrthport, for
the maintenance of the twenty Japan
ese aliens who were detairei here sew
eml days early i'll the spring awaiting
deportation.
DR.. Martin went to Seattle last week
expecting to sail on the Goth for Alaska,
but was advised to postpone his trip a
few weeks longer on account of the
weather in the north. He has accord
ingly reopened his Office here and in
tends to remain until May.
Mrs. John Briggs, whose serious ill
Ness with pneumonia was reported in
The ISLANDER last week, died at the
family home near Roche Harbor Thurs
day morning, March 81, and was buried
Friday at the valley cemetery. She
was about tifty-siX years of age.
The Clark map of the county is
%enty-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 chan
nes Price Sl.00.
Il, I. Summers, of Waitsburg, who
mas been working at bridge work on
Tue Great Northern for the past two or
Wree months, came over from What
com Saturday for short visit with his
oIothcr, ID. &. Summers, and family,
ueay in the arrival of steel for the
Og Whatcom drawbridge being the
cause Of his lay-off.
w. frank Dennison left with his sloop
NICa the first of the week for Che.
EpalhGs, b. C., with two families from
n n sound and their household effects
ne tle made quick trip both ways, re-
Tmtling here at a. m. Wednesday.
i m viola and Tom Ackley's schooner
G neFt are now the only vessels of over
1--we IONS burden owned in the county
when are registered and authorized to
'iear Tor ports in British Columbia.
Whlle our domesticated scavengers,
oSvIl as the hen and the hog, are rated
"s "lhollg the most edible and desirable
o oruur iood products, it is a somewhat
ou u.,s TACT that among wild animals
%lu olrdS the tlesh-eating and scaven-
su species are considered as wholly
t I"Ilt Tor food. The buzzard, the crow,
Ene nnawk, among birds, and the cat
,"'lily, coons, wolves, among carnivora,
"Ie never eaten.