Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-12-14

DR.. Smith, O-teopath. 7.S p. y. block.
On Tuesday morning con was born to
Mrs Anna Sp' niger.
DR.. G. r. Chamberlain. Rooms 8, 8
and 10, Dabney Blork. tt
Drop into Evans Dug Co. and get
some Christmas Idea tt
The Friends in Council met with Mrs.
J. B. Haynes, Tuesday.
The enrolment OF the public schools OF
Aberdeen has reached POO.
Souvenir postals and leather mailing
cards at Evans Ding Co. tt
Mrs. F. J. Markham. of Portland, is
visiting friends in Aberdeen.
A full line OF bicycle lamps and bells,
at Bell Bros. POS South F street. tt.
Judge Hodgdon, OF Hoqniam. was
transacting business in Aberdeen yester'
day.
Onick repairs, and all work guaranteed.
Bell Bros. Bicycle works, POS South F
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Weatherwax, left
for a visit with friends in Seattle yes.
terday.
The Aberdeen Undertaking Parlors
had charge of Miss Louise Gillies' tuner.
al today.
Or. Sullivan. the eyesight specialist,
will be at the E. l.. X. Pharmacy Dec
ember Is. tt
The tug Agnes OF Hoquiam. which has
been on the marine ways, was launched
yesterday.
Captain Tom Haines, has returned
from trip to California, much improv-
ed in health.
Jacob Karehner is now the owner OF a
gasoline launch, and will from now on
paddle his own canoe.
Solicitors Wanted Ladies preferred.
Can make from 50 to 50 per day. Apply
at 400 Wishkah street. ii tt
Messrs. Gordon ami Mckenzie are fit
ting up a Photograph gallery in the
B cker block on q street.
The ladies' mi sionary society OF the
CONGREGATIONAL church met with Mrs. A.
D. Wood, Monday afternoon.
Geo. Nye, who has been confined to
is attending to business again.
Our stock Of sheet music is kept fresh
and If we haven't what you want, will
get it for yon Evans Drug Co. If
The old Charleston Holmer store build
ing is being moved from its location on
Heron street, to D street, near First.
Don't worry about Holiday presents.
A. Eo ~ a ctr,Av
and we have the goods. Evans Drug 20.
The Rebekahs who had been in at
tendance at the district meeting Tues
day in this city, returned to their homes
yesterday.
The schooner Forester. after being
overhauled at the Linds rom shlpyaIds,
was towed to West & Shades Monday,
to load with lumber.
A. d. Wood returned from Westport
Yesterday, after a visit to Cohassett,
where he had been looking after his in
terests at that place.
The steamer Mayfair is having her
masts put in at the Lindstrom shipyards:
From there she will 60 to the Hart. Wood
mill to he loaded with lumber.
Mrs. Joseph Adamson accompanied
her husband. the steward of the steamer
Norwood on her trip this week. and VIII
remain in California a couple OF months.
In the midst of our Holiday trade We
still find time to attend to our regular
drug business and promise yon inst as
good service as can be found anywhere.
Every Drug Go. II
f. w. Houghton. OF Seattle the archi-
tect for the b mn opera house is IN the
city, to perfect pans for that building
Mr.. Houghton has already built IL
theaters on this coast.
Clear thinking. decisive action, vim
and vigor of bod, and mind, the sparkle
of life comes tn ali who nse HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea. 80 cent?. Tea or
Tabl is. W. B. Paine & Co.
J.W. Scott, of the Aberdeen Manufac-
turing CO., returned yesterday from a
business trip to Portland. He reports
the weather much colder there than 1t is
here, and dense fog prevailing.
For Sale.-Ha'l's adjustable dress
form can be made into 50 dltte emit
shapes. The form is new and in perfect
condition. Call OF address. Mrs. l..
Huffman, 600 West Heron street. q
The Aberdeen Manufacturing Co, has
sold the small sawmill that was in the
back part of its factory, to Chehalls par
ties, and it is being moved to that vlrIni-
tv to use it in cutting hardwood for the
Chehalis furniture factory.
Beautifying methods that inln'e HE
sin and health are dangerous. BE h"au-
tlul without discomfort by taking Hollis
taf's Rocky Mountain Tea Sunshiny
faces follow its use, 80 cents. w j..
Paine q Co.
1t is reported on what looks like good
authority, that work will he commenced
within ten days on an extension OF the
street car line from Heron street up
Broadway to Sixth street, and from there
to Houniam. The cars will alternate in
going to Hoquiam by the present road
and the Broadway line.