The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1907-11-29
Friday, Nov. 20, 1907

Oh! Listen to the band Sunday
sIternoon.
Soft drinks OF all kinds at the Ken
rwick Club.
diamonds are still selling a,
whitelocA's.
n. A. Bier made business trip to
Nabton, vest rday.
We buy poultry and eggs; see us.
The Chas. II Collins Co.
For Xmas work in my line call early
H i the X nnewick Studio.
Ne For Sale-50 tons of good alfalfa
hay, Inquire Of A Spence.
For Sale-A good Jersey COW, and
no chickens. Hugh Stokes.
Big Coffee is good Fresh roasted,
tvit. kolb & Son.
DR. E W Myeres made u trib t.
vancouver last week.
G.Garber is making extensive i'm
DfOVclucAlo vi HIS uOuSe.
F.E, De Sellem left the first of the
week for Denver, to visit his parents.
Miss Devene left last week for
visit ut her old home in Tifiin, Ohio.
Attorney H H. Humphrey is at
Spokane for Thanksgiving with his
family.
J.J. Cole, Of Kennnwick. was in
North Yakima Monday on sight
seeing trip.
Miss Inez SOth was down to spend
Thanksgiving with her broth l. w.
Soth and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Hedington are
spending Thanksgiving at their sons
In North Yakima.
The Hamilton Supply Co., as
wholesalers and distributors, leads.
Others try to follow.
Mrs. H. H. Peter. of Seattle is here
visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs. G..
E. Griffith and friends.
George Brown won the Nc Phee
turkey. His guess being within an
ounce OF the correct weight.
Have you tried our feed depart
ment? We solicit your trade.
The Chas. H. Collins Co.
Mayor and Mrs. l.. E Johnson and
sons went up to Sunnyside Wednes-
day morning for Thanksgiving at
Hon. Lee A. JOhnson's.'
For Sale-Choice hens and pullets.
White and buff Leghorns, Black Min
orcas, Rhode Island Reds. Must be
closed out at once. w. H. Austin.
Big 4 Coffee, the result of years of
experience in roasting and blending.
In four grades, Csc, 3Oc., &c., and 4Oc.
per pound. Handled exclusively by
Kolb & Son.
Blotches, pimples, course pores,
black heads are unsightly and de.
note impure b God. Hollis ter' Rocky
Mountain Tea will drive them away
81, tea or tablets, at the Columbia
Pharmacy
One of the best things that ever
struck Kennewick and surrounding
country was the Hamilton Supply &
Trading Co., opening up business at
the Columbia Commission old stand.
They are placing before the public a
better class of goods than ever before
and at reasonable prices. II you
want the good goods. ask your
grocer for the H. s. & T. brand
AConsumer.
What the leading baker of Port
Townsend says: Il prefer Cleveland's
Superior Baking Powder, because 1t
ispure aid wholesome, it takes less
for the same baking: it never fails. the
bread and cake keep their freshness
and flavor, a result which cannot he
obtained by the use of alum or So
called egg phosphate powder. G. W.
Walters" Sold by all leading
grOcers. 1915
The pocket diary issued this year
byCA Snow & Co.. patent attOr-
neys of Washington. D c., ia one OF
the most useful and complete books
Of the kind we have seen. 1t contains
beside ample space for daily memoir
anda and cash account, Information
about patents and other data OF
value to the business man. the me-
chanic and the general public. No
where that we know of can such n
complete memorandum book he OBJ
talned for so little. Copies may be
had by sending a two-cent stamp to
I. a: Snow & Co.. patent attorneys,
Warder Bldg, Washington, D. C.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church will give an Xmas Fair in the
Odd Fellows Hall over Dircksen,'s
market, on Saturday. December IA.
from 2 to $50 m There will be a
Miscellaneous sale Of plain and fancy
articles including aprons, laundry
bags, handkerchiefs, ties, cushions,
nni III L.