The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1908-10-15

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Swim and Aldrich.
PIGS, six weeks old, for sale.
d Wander Griend ltf
WE KEEP track of all the snaps In
real estate. See us before buying.
Swim and Aldrich.
DIR. TOURNEY-Eye. Ear, Nose.
and Throat, returns to Bellingham,
October Is.
Save your coupons in the American
Reveille contest for Daisy Stuart, or
vote them for her.
Correspondents of the Tribune should
have their copy in to this Office not later
than Tuesday evening.
C. Noteboom sold his house and lots
near the NAPLES shingle mill to c. B.
Oaks of South Dakota.
Our new serial story. The Man OF
the Hour, commences in this issue of
the Tribune. Be sure to read 1t.
Harry Worlow OF Silver Beach was
in Lynden Tuesday and expects to
move his family back to Lynden.
The Jenkins Lumber Mill was COM
pletely destroyed by fire. Monday
night. Total loss, about 100000.
DIR. ERB, specialist. Eye. Ear. Nose
and Throat. Glasses fitted. Phone
A941, Daylight block. Bellingham 2-9
Mrs. Daniels left yesterday to join
1er husband at their new home in
daho. Mr.. Daniels left some time a
20.
Howard Harris and Miss Leonore
Evans of Bellingham were Sunday Wis
ters at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. +.
:. BOwron.
Pure Bred Poultry for sale. Man,
moth Bronze Turkeys, Pekin Ducks.
md White LeghOrn Chickens.
w. H. Elder, Phone 904. 2tp
C. e. Holmes and S. c. Nichols
ave started a two-machine shingle
,ill In conjunction with the Boundary
lumber mill of J. w. Edwards.
DIR. VAN KIRK. Specialist in dis
ases of the EYE, EAR, NOSE. and
HROAT. Glasses accurately fitted.
Bellingham. Wash.
Mrs. Rhorbacher of Blaine, and Miss
,aisy Bailey of Lynden, went to Tay- !,
Or, Wash. to VISIT their brother E. J. :,
'ailey. Mr.. Bailey's little boy has
cen very sick with the whooping ,
ough. and they have little hopes Of ,, ,
is recovery.
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nd subscribe for, or pay for a years
Inscription to the daily American or
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lelping the Lynden contestant, Miss !
Daisy Stuart.
Mr.. Frank Wilson, candidate for
,ounty Treasurer, was in Lynden to-
lay interviewing the voters and look I
ng up his chances Of election. Mr..
Wilson is fully qualified for the Of
ice he seeks and should receive a
arge majority at the coming election.
The Lynden Dramatic Company !
nave their new play. The Pride of I
Virginia, well under headway and I
Will be able to announce the date OF S
is exhibition in next weeks paper.
It is lively military comedy in four
acts.
Mr.. J. s. Wright brought In a cou-
pie of Beauty of Hebron potatoes the
Dther day from the Forbes ranch
which are bouncers in size. One of t
hem is twelve inches long and the
other over eleven inches. Both aver J.
age about three inches in diameter |
One weighs three pounds and the 9TH )
ar, two pounds and ten ounces.
The season for public sales is at {
hand. The Tribune invites your pat
ronage and assures you of first-class {
work. The value OF the Tribune as
an advertising medium is easily rec !
it covers a large territory l
In the best part Of Whatcom Co. /
at prices that are as low as the low.
est. If you contemplate holding a
public sale. bear these facts in mind
and spend your money where it will
bring results. II