Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-07-15

q. Canterbury, dentist, over State
Bank. 90.ti
Or. G. F.. Cham herlaln, Rooms 8 8
and 10, Dahuev Book tt
Cook wanted, woman perferred at the
Aberdeen General hospital. If
Dean for good yalu.s in cookery and
glassware. Investigate. oil q st. If
DR.. d. G Uric has moved 10 Rooms | u,
2, s, Wishkah blk. Phone PHI or 3353.
Misses Nellie and Frances leyhold
spent SUNDAY with their parents ~ Elma.
A very good assortment Of office snp-
plies and blank bcnks at Evans Dug Co.
Furnished cottage for rent at Noclirs.
Enquire OF Robt. Chabot, Muclips sgt
Wanted Is 10 enter the training
school for nurses. Aberdeen General hos
p,tal.
Mrs +. F Jones aud children went to
Elma this morning for a shot visit with
relatives.
For Quincy, Express or Dray. call IA
"A Star Transfer. Your orders prompt
ly filed. If
Razors. atrops, mugs, SOAPS, and all
kinds Of shaving conveniences. Evans
Dug Co. II
The Gravs Uarhor Railway & Light
company received three new passenger
coaches last week.
Clutches. handages, plasters and all
kinds of dressing Tor wounds, burns, enc
at Evans Drug Co. II
WANTEp-Gnntlemen or lady to do
high class soliciting in Aberdeen Adj
dress X. X, HERALD. 76-tf
A large number from Aberdeen attend.
ed the opening of the new hotel at Mo-
clips Saturday evening.
Call on DR. B'rsee, Vendome hotel. he
ia the one who fits glasses properly. and
guarantees them five years. So If
Mr.. and Mrs. G A. Baardsley have
returned from North Yakima, to spend
the GUNNER on the Harbor.
Cemetery lots enclosed. brick. con.
crete and mason work OF all kins. JAS.
MCNAMARA. 2l3 North B street 7&.tf
Mrs. James Barrett and daughters are
over from Ashland, Oregon, visiting her
other daughter. Mrs. L. d. Rowe.
Deputy Customs Collector Dorm has
been notified of an increase OF 5000 year
in his salary, the increase taking effect
July l.
The Wilson mill closed down Saturday
night for two week. in order TO make
some necessary repairs and improve
ments.
Captain Hi DAILY, who commands a
steamer running between Seattle and
Alaska ports. is in the city visiting his
daughter, Mrs. s. A. J. Dorm.
Mr., and Mrs. Charles Olson celebra-
ted their twentyfift wedding anniver-
sary last "Wednesday evening. An elab.
crate banquet concluded most enjoya'
BILE evening.
Talk about Your breakfast foods,
A thousand YOU can see;
l would not have them az gift
But would have Rocky Mountain Tea.
w. B. Paine d Go.
Mrs. r. n. Moody returned last week
from an extended visit Ill Southern Cal
ifornia. Shes was accompanied by Ralph
A. Anderson, who.will spend the sum-
mer on the Harbor.
500. COO to loan on improved real estate
in Aberdeen, HoQuiam and Cosmopols.
Aberdee, office, pos South II street.
phone 1891. HoQuiam Office. 5l2 Eighth
street, phone 1926. ". II. Lamb x Son. tt
Mrs J. H..Rowland entertained Mr..
and Mrs. Wesley Griffin, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Fl. Griffin and Mrs. Whitney and
daughter, Hazel, at dinner last Thursday
evening at her home on West Heron.
Columbus just landed meeting big
Indian chief. with package under his
arm. he asked what it was. 'Great med
icine. HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain lea. !"
said the Ininn. 35 cents, Tea or Tablets.
w. B. Paine u Co.
The Young Mems Republican Club
will build club house for its members
at Roosevelt Beach, one of the new re-
sorts on North Beach. About $3.50 has
already been subscribed and there will
probably be no difficulty in securing the
funds to erect the modest building PLAN
ned for present use. it is not stated
whether the name of lhe place had any
thing to do with its selection by the
members for their outings.
The last will and testament OF Charles
E, Burrows has been exhibited and pro-
bated in the superior court. Deceased
leaves As, 900 to each of his daughters, 80
shares in the c. +. Burrows Lumber Co.
and so shares in the..C. E. Burrows Co.
to each of his sons, Frank f. and Glenn
Ssh 900 to G. Fl. Shut, who with Mrs.
Burrows is appointed executor OF the
will, and the residue OF his property to
his widow, Mrs. Cora Burrows.
The pelt OF an unusually large cougar
was exhibited here. Saturday which was
taken from an animal killed by Floyd
Armstrong of Montesano, Thursday.
The cougar was about $50 pounds in