The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1908-11-12
LOCAL AND Personal

Bank.
FOR A perfect tit suit 60 to Gran
the tailor & II
TAKE your job printing to The Tr
bune office.
WE DEAL principally in snaps, Swim
and Aldrich.
INSURE In a reliable company witt
Swim and Aldrich.
boy was bern to Mr.. and Mrs
John Bajema. Friday.
SEE GRANT. the Tailor, before
you buy your fall suit tt
For Sale-A baby-walker, in 6. cd
condition. Call at this office.
We print teachers report cards at
one cent each. Send US YOUR order.
For sale or trade for cattie-My herd
OF Shropshire sheep. Geo. Bostwick.
Four per cent interest is paid on
savings accounts by the Lynden State
Bank. II
Did you see the fine line of Sta
tionery and calling cards at the Trib-
une office.
Jennie Baker. who has been very
sick for the past few weeks, is im-
proving slowly.
Pay up your subscription to the
American or Reveille and get the
Tribune as a premium.
For Sale-A new sulky-plow, or will
trade for COW, grain. or hay.
Henry Slade 4tp
Since the cut in the price of baling
hay. am baling hay for 81 per ton.
J. Allison. Phone 1919 II
The home OF Elzo Gelms, northwest
of Lynden, WAS made glad last Friday
evening, by the arrival Of little
daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Hildebrand who
have been visiting at the home of MIR.
and Mrs. C. e. S;earns, the past month
moved to their new home at Roo's
njll. Saturday.
For Sale-Baby's Wicker Go-cait
In first class condition. Practically
new. In use only few months. In
quire at Tribune Office.
We have sold nearly every rug in
the house and are getting in new
bunch. Come and look them over.
Knapp Bros.
5 Lost-One Jersey bull about 1k yrs.
cid, from my place miles northeast
of Lynden. Notify E. AndreychuK,
Peardonville, b. c.
Mrs Phoebe Judson had a bad fall
Sunday. She and Mrs. Bremner were
out walking, when Mrs. Judson fell
and sprained her wrist quite badly.
For sale: five lots in West Lynden,
two fully improved and good fruit,
three are partly improved, all fenced,
and in good condition Call at resi-
dence. M. A. Carly.
The Baldwin Pianos are not cheap
line. But quality considered. and our
desire to get start in the business,
we will make them cheap. Come and
be convinced. Knapp Bros.
Miss Pansy Stuart came up from
Bellingham, Friday night for visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. l..
Stuart. She was taken back To the
Bay City, Sunday by Misses Ulga ia
cobson and Daisy Stuart.
We are showing a line of Baldwin
Pianos. Come in and look around. and
don't be afraid to try them. We are
proud of our stock and like to show
them. We can save you time. money
and anxiety. Knapp BROS.
All Royal Neighbors are kindly re-
auested by the Oracle, to be present
at our next regular meeting. Saturday,
Nov. a. Some special business tol
transact, and would like all members
present on that night. Camp cores
pondent.
Friday evening. Miss Daisy Stuart
entertained about twenty-five OF her
friends at her home north OF town.
The evening was spent in playing So
cial games. Refreshments were served
at midnight. All present report a
pleasant evening.
The Lynden State Bank, is under
state supervision. The money left at
this bank is loaned to local farmers
and business men. No loans made on