The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1908-05-22

Bakery. N'p' nuts at Reeves
oan lies and fruits at t,o
newick Club. a. the Ken
Wepay cash for egrsat tho
Bakery. ssac the Reaves
inst gar load of Yakima Best F,onr
Just received. r'our
kn 'a'enr Photo supplies for sale at
ne'lnewick Studio. o'o
Trading Company. >e'''e"'ck
rnotos OF strawberry pickers .
speciality, kennewick Studio. 40
nran 80 cents per sack at Kenne.
wick Trading Company.
Rolled oats at 81 25 per sack +,,s
week at The Chas. H. Collins Co.
Three cans of Corn for q conts o
''e Nennewick Trading Company.
Try a tack of Yakima Best Flour.
Guaranteed the best in the State
ioufcakes CASTLE soap for % cents
gu Ne''hew wick Trading Company.
Eggs Is cents per doz. Wheat - 90
pei sacS' At Hamilton Supply Gu.
"et You a saddle while thew are
gong at cost. kennewick Harness
shop.
raoron'ze hnme industry by buy
ing your sodas at the O. K. Soda
Bottling Works.
otockman's green house cabbage
ana tomato plants are on sale ut
Howe's Hardware.
NOW. is the time to order a sprinp
anu summer suit; the finest display
line inst arrived at the Photo Gallery
store.
Have You tried Dement'S Best Flour?
IL not ask YOU'D neighbors who have
tried 1t and see what they say about
1t. For sale at Fullers.
Good eating potatoes 81 per hun
dred; seed potatoes. White Star or
Burbank, 81 25 per hundred, Hamil-
ton Supply Co. tt
We have two full-blood Jersey
cows, the best we ever owned. One
for sale. Your choice $500.
Hamilton Supply Co.
For sale at my ranch 10 miles south
OF Kennewick so head of stock hogs.
At a bargain if taken soon.
Don F Cress swell.
Wanted-To buy 2 dozen Hens.
Rhode Island Reds preferred.
HanfOrd Mercant tile Co.,
Fordnah, Wash.
Mrs. &. I. Reaves spent Sunday In
North Yakima visiting relatives. Her
sister, Miss Ella Addington returned
with her to remain for an extended
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dicus of Gar
field, have been visiting their son c.
J. Dicus and family for two weeks
and inspecting the Kennewick and
Finley Development.
Charles Kimball returned to Col
fax Tuesday after q week visiting
his relatives, F. b. Galloway and
family and other friends and inspect
ing different parts Of the Yakima
Valley.
Lost-Between Horn road and
Kenne wick. hand satchel containing
watch, diamond ring In case, scissors
2 hair bsushes, small articles and
check book of Arlington State Bank.
Finder leave at Reporter Office and
receive reward.
J. Lammerts, of Oklahoma City,
is the the night ticket agent at the
depot, and is helping handle the
berry business in the afternoon.
There ia no night operator at the
depot here now. Ii you want to take
NIGHT train, come early and wait till
it comes.
Have you seen the Schram Auto
matte Fruit Jars? 1t forces out all
Foreign air, the disturbing element
in other fruit jars. The Schram cap
ia the only cap that will do this and
this il why the fruit retains it's flavor
better than in other jars. For sale
ut Fullers.
Born-Saturday, May 10th to Mr..
and Mrs. J. B. Rose, u son. Jesse is
receiving congratulations with all
the composure of of an old man and
1ispensing with the liberality OF
new father Foxy Grandpa Richard
sou wears the wide smile over his
first grandson.
Richard Mounsey brought in an
unusually nice box of berries for In
spection Tuesday morning. 1t re-
nu,r.d only 80 berries to fill the box
h.aping full. They were beauties In
.;ze form and coloring-the Clark
s.edllng variety. Can anyone beat
RI. record this seasons berries?
r. f. RichardOn, the shoemaker.
..o<,lIa6 n SinDpr Shoe Re.