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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-18

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HANNOUN( EElENlyH
FOR TAX COLLECTOR
ne nssss a9r, an2enncs myself . c,ndidsts for
ssrsss PsPss ' ea. as.''a ?. r "a Ii
hereby announces my candidacy Tor rsx
70 sSs scslsp h os sss Counss sup1ses
FOR TREAsURER.
County Treasurer. subject 10 the acsion q
the Democratic primary. ,r.,,....,~, Z.
l hereby announce myself eaadidass
Primary. JASON H. SMITH
4 hereby announces myself = candidate TOR
Treasurer OF Montgomery County. subject
% the action Of the psmecrstle Rsrtg.
I hereby announce myself aa q candidate
zion Of the Democrats primary.
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County Treasurer. subjsot to the sciiou a.
the Democratio primary.
E0n TAX ASSESSOR.
sss offss Tss As.ssaor u
County. subject TO the action o. the pena-
ocratic primary. MORGAN . oTLMEh
I hereby announce myssif . sendidats coz
the offiee q Tax assessor s o. Montgcmsry
ocratic party. G. p. ANDERSON
the offics Of TAX Assessor OF Montwom-
cry County. subject to the ectton Of tina
Democratic party A. SOLOMON.
ron sUpERTNTENDENT OF KDUCATTON.
I hereby announces myself g candidate for
5ect 20 the action OF the Demoerstic pri-
mary. y M MITCHELL
hav.hv announce myself n candidate for
County superintendent OF Education. SUBJ
3ects 70 the action Of the Dsmcsresic par
I hereby announces myself Is candidate
4 rduest ssi1n sabs.st 70 the Aston q the
D'm'S'A''' & W. covrNoroN
FOR CORONER
I hereby announce myself . candidate foR
County slsS.'' subject to the psheerasIs pa
mary. W. = TICA'
Coroner for Montgomery County. subject
to the Democratic primary.
FOR hoard OF REVENUE.
I hereby announces myself a candidate foa
'''oA " ~ JAMES 4. Cook.
, heraby announce myself a eandidats fol
Member Of Board OF Revenue subject q
thA action Of the Dsnnccsatie pr aEHry
hereby announce myself . candidate To-
acton sS' Of the Dsmoeratic PrImsrx;;
, h.v.hv announce rtyseif : candidats foa
Member OF Board Of Revenue. subject -
the action Of the Democratic pran sGyy;
/ hereby announce myself candidate for
Member Board Of Revenue subject to the
'''- : - WM. B. JONES.
FOR MAYOR.
respectfully announce that am . candt
date for the office Of Mayor or Monfgom-
cry susset 70 the action sT q the Ds2ssas-
o. q
I respectfully announce that I am = sand,.
date for the office OF s.avor OF Montgom,
cry, subject to the action % the Dem.
ocratic Party. ~ 9. TYSON.
FOR PRESIDENT OF THE COUNCIL,
respectfully announce that am cand.
dIdate for the presidency OF the CouncL
subject 10 the action Of the Democrats
Party. IRA H. VIRGIN
hereby announce myself q candIdate for
President Of the Council. subject 10 the
action Of the Democratic Primary
M L RUTH Z.
FOR POLICE COMMISSIONERS.
hereby announce myself q Candidate for
Member Of the Police Commission, aubfsot
10 the action OF the Democratic primary y (
EMANUEL LOBMAN
respectfully announce that I am . cands
date for the offices Of Police Commissioners
81 the city. subject to the action ~ inc
Democratic Party, H. pEwEBs.
hereby announces myself a candidate for
Member OF the Police Commission. subject
10 the action Of the Democratic primary.
HAMM0 GATT.AnHIEn
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-18

hereby announces myself a candidato f0a
Member Hoard Of Revenue subject to The
action Of the Democratic Primary
JAMES n COOK.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-18

ron SUPERINTENDENT OF EDUCATION.
/ hereby announces myself Q candidate for
County Superintendent Of Education. sub
feet 70 the action Of the Democratic prf-
mnry Q. n. MITCHELL
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-18

the office on Tax Assessor OF Mont RornerT
County, subject to the actiou Of the DsEas
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-18
ANNOUNCEMENTS Ii!iiliIi

hereby announce myself q cardidafs
for the office Of County Treasurer, subs
tecs to the action Of the Democratic
Primary. JASON H. SMITH
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-18

hereby announce TnygHlf q can6tdafo f0R
the Office Of Tax Assessor Of Montaomarp
County. subject to the action Of the Deus-
ocrattc primary. MORGAN y GxLsMEh \
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-07-09

establishment would require more
space than the character of this edi
ton would permit however, we will
say that the house deals very extern
sively in dry goods, ladies ready-to-
wear garments and notions of all
kinds. The asSortments are complete
in every particular, and the excellent
buying system of this store is shown
in the uniformly low prices that pre-
vail on high-class goods.
The quarters occupied comprise
several thousand feet of floor space.
while the stock in the various depart
ments is displayed in an attractive
manner. The salespeople, as we'll as
the management are courteous and
obliging. and by their prompt atten-
ton to the wants of all customers. do
much to facilitate shopping at this
popular store.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-07-09
F. NJ. Potter.

\ branch OF industry that is of no
small Importance to any city is that
of modern and we'll equipped BIZ
cycle works. and in this line of bust
ness we find the above named gentle
man. whose place is located at 312
West Market street. and which ranks
among the leading establishments OF
its kind in Aberdeen.
Mr.. Potter does all kinds Of bicycle
repairing, gas fitting and carries a
full line OF supplies. His shop is
thoroughly equipped for this branch
of business, and the excellent patron
age which he enjoys is a sufficient
proof that his work is OF the highest
character. His prices are very reason
able and his work is guaranteed TO
give satisfaotion-so don't forget
the number-S12 West Market street.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-07-09
Andrew Semmen.

Mr.. Andrew Semmen. the executive
head OF the Semmen company, who
are plumbers and steamtitters, and
whose place is located at 522 East
Wishkah street, is Il gentleman that
merits representation in this edi-
ton.
In speaking of the Semmen COM
pany. we will say that they do all
kinds of plumbing and steamtitting
mill and marine work, heating and
ventilation, and each branch of the
business, the work is of the highest
character. Employment is given to
only tirst-class and experienced work
men. and every job executed by the
Semmen company is of the kind that
gives satisfaction and stands as Il
proof of their superior work.
Speaking of Mr.. Semmen in a per-
sonal way. we will mention the fact
that he has been a citizen of Aber-
deem for the past seven years, and
has had twelve years of experience in
the plumbing business. He was for
many years a locomotive engineer.
and filled this responsible position.
with much credit to himself, and the
satisfaction of his company. The eX-
cellent reputation he enjoyed as an
engineer. justities his pride. and the
bravery and courage required at the
throttle characterizes the disposition
of Mr.. Semmen. Since coming to Alb
erdeen he has made the city pro-
gressive and public spirited citizen
and has formed many friends
throughout this vicinity.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-07-09

the development of this community.
Mr.. Bowes is one of the leading
real estate dealers of Chehalis coun-
ty business which he has been en-
gagged in since the big fire of 1903.
at which time Aberdeen started to
do things in the right way. with a
spirit that has since won for her a
worldwide reputation. The list of
property which Mr.. Bowes has COM
prises many excellent buys and the
investor or homeseeker who is look
ing for a good thing" will do well
to get in touch with him. They will
find Mr.. BOWes a reliable and honor
able gentleman with whom to deal.
and the Herald takes pleasure in in
Producing him to the eastern man
who has his eye on this favored sec
ton.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-07-09
Gilmore Grocery.

Having reputation for handling
nothing but reliable. tirst-class goods
and being strictly honest in all of his
dealings. it is only in the nature OF
things that Gilmore's Grocery should
have secured a measure of success
and been crowned by large and
growing patronage since the estab-
lishment of the house
The name of Gilmore's Grocery has
become household word with the
citizens of Aberdeen. and many of our
most prominent families have made
this store their constant trading
place for groceries since its inception.
Only the purest and choicest of goods
are TO be found at this establishment.
embracing everything known to the
grocery business. In buying goods
Mr.. Gilmore is careful to select only
such brands as have a wide reputa-
ton for their purity and merit.
In appearance, the store also de-
serves much praise, always looking
neat. clean and inviting to the pub
lie, and characterizes Il modern gro
Gerry establishment in every respect
The location of the place is at PIG
East Heron street. and the telephone
number is 1895. and the public may
rest assured that if they go to this
number to buy groceries they will
get the best at uniform prices. Mr..
Gilmore is young and progressive
business man. who feels the deepest
interest in Aberdeen. and is always
willing TO do his full share in help
ing to advance the city and this Vi
entity. In fact he is an Aberdeen
booster.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-07-09
H. E. Bailey.

A business house that has its part
10 play among the establishments OF
Aberdeen, one that is very popular
with the general public and enjoys
Il prosperous business, Is the one
owned by Mr.. H. E. Bailey, located
at 4161a East Heron street. The line
OF goods 10 he found at this estab-
lishment comprises cigars, tobaccos,
smokers supplies OF all kinds, to-
Eether With a line Of fruits and con-
fectionery.
The line Of cigars handled by Mr..
Bailey consists Of the leading and
most popular brands on the market.
while the line Of smoking supplies are
such as would please any smoker.
The freshest Of fruits are always TO
he found At this store and, in atct.
lie stock in the different lines are up
10 the standard. Mr.. Bailey is very
popular with the public and his
pleasing personality qualities him for
This line of business.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-07-09
Aberdeen Soda and Bottling Works.

An industry which has undergone a
steady and substantial growth. and
which fills an important place in its
special line is that of the Aberdeen
Soda and Bottling Works. located at
400-402, West Heron street. At this
establishment is manufactured all of
the leading carbonated beverages. in
Guiding high grade table waters and
soft drinks of all kinds.
The plant possesses the latest and
most modern machinery and appli-
ances known to this branch of in
dustry and is operated upon the high
est plane of efficiency. Besides the
manufacture of soft drinks. this
house deals in bar supplies, glass
ware. corks, TASKS and all kinds of
fixtures that go to set off metropli-
tan barroom. They are agents for
the Olympia Brewing company, the
Pacific Brewing & Mailing company,
also the Bishop & Babcock soda sup
plies. They also handle the An
heuser- Busch bottle beer, which has
a worldwide reputation for it's ex-
cellence and superiority.
In the different branches of bust
ness conducted by the Aberdeen Soda
& Bottling Works, the best of atten-
ton is given to patrons. a fact which
has enabled this house to build up
the large patronage and excellent
reputation enjoyed. Mr.. r. ]. Ell
lott the proprietor is ever watch
full of his trade and leaves nothing
undone which will in any way ac-
commodate the patrons. AS whole
sale liquor dealers. wine merchant Is
and soft drink manufacturers, the
Aberdeen Soda & Bottling Works,
holds an important place among the
business establishments of Grays
HarbOr.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-07-09
The Bon-Ton Millinery.

The Bon-Ton Millinery Parlors.
owned by Mrs. S. Levy, is an enter
prise that merits the approval and
patronage of the most fastidious and
critical and is boon to those who
appreciate the advantages of APP
pearing at their best. At her estab-
lishment is always to be found the
latest and most beautiful assortment
of stylish hats, bonnets, trimmed and
untrimmed. together with large and
varied line OF flowers, ribbons, feath-
erS. trimmings. etc.
Mrs. Levy also carries full line of
ladies ready-tO-wear garments. en-
bracing suits. skirts, shirt waists and
novelties of all kinds, all OF which
are sold at the lowest possible prices
The millinery display includes
many imported hats of the latest
shapes and styles. correctly trimmed.
direct from the worlds greatest mil
linery centers. Mrs. Levy employs
only skilled and well experienced as
sistants, which in part accounts for
the popularity Of her establishment.
During the time that Mrs Levy has
had charge OF this enterprise, her ad-
vice has been sought by the most cor
rectly dressed local society leaders.
and it goes without saying that la
dies of Aberdeen and vicinity can al
ways find the most choice and up-to-
date styles in millinery goods, as well
as ready-to-wea7 garments at the
Bon Ton Millinery, located at "a
South II street.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-07-09
Hub Clothing Store.

The institution known as the Hub
Clothing Store. which is owned by
Messrs. s. Friedlander and S. Levy.
is one of the progressive business
houses of Aberdeen. one that is
worthy of a special mention in this
edition. The store is located at 405
Heron street, where is to be found a
complete line of clothing. shoes, hats.
trunks valises and select assert
ment OF gents furnishing goods.
The firm of Friedlander & Levy
took over this business the 10th of
last March. from which time they
have steadily increased the volume
of business and gained the confidence
of the public. until now their store
is of no small Importance to the bus
mess activity of our city. The line
of goods handled by them comprise
union-made garments. and are the
productions of factories of a world
wide reputation. In each department
the goods are of kind that have a
reputation for quality and durabil-
ity. and are sold at most reasonable
prices.
Taking ii all in all their establish
ment is a good place to trade, and
under the management of this pro-
gressive firm. the Hub Clothing Store
is bound to win.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-07-09
The Office Supply Co.

Centuries ago the great man was
warrior He made his reputation by
taking mems lives and desolating the
country. Today the Napoleons sit in
private offices behind big desks, sur
rounded by the implements of war
fare far different from those used by
the great men of olden times. I'M
PIGMENTS used by the great men in
ages past We're the spear sword and
cannon. The great man Of the pres
emit day has no use for such imple-
ments Of destruction, his mission is to
build up, not tear down. There are
certain Indispensable instruments
necessary for the great man of today.
To enumerate them would be a te-
dious matter. \ few. however. that
are necessary in every business are
the desk, typewriter, safe, adding
machine. etc.
\ little over 4 year ago ]. r. Ben
son, manager OF the Office Supply
company. discovered that there We're
a number Of great men in Aberdeen
enough, Mr.. Benson decided, to
support an ap-to-date supply house
on Grays HarbOr. To decide was to
act. and the Office Supply company
began business at 102 West Heron
street, on June Is. 1907. putting in
a stock Of the best makes Of type
writer's, desks, safes, filing devices,
rubber stamps. and all kinds Of sup
plies used in an up-to-date office and
have found from experience that
their decision to locate in Aberdeen
was a good one. OF course, there
were some who were skeptical, but
who, when once induced to give an
order to their local supply house,
found the goods better than those
sold by the travelling statesmen for
other companies. Also, found reason
able prices, prompt service. an ex-
pert repairman, and courteous treat
ment.
Any company on Grays Harbor
needing up-to-date office fixtures or
supplies will do we'll TO see the Office
supply company. Phone 702. 100
West Heron street, Aberdeen.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-07-09
H. L. Cook & Co.

That progressive ideas, combined
with ability and energy are winners
every time, is publicly demonstrated
by H. L. Cook & company. whose
store holds a foremost place among
the business houses OF Chehalis coun-
~. 1t is one of Aberdeen's larges;
and most progressive mercantile es-
adjustments, and typifes the spirit
that is making Aberdeen 4 city.
The house deals in shelf and heavy
hardware, embracing stoves. ranges,
cutlery, builders supplies. iron. steel
and in fact everything kncwn 70 the
hardware business. The magnitude
Of the stock and equipment, the VOL
ume Of patronage enjoyed. 70 say
nothing Of The eXce,ien; reputation
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-07-09
Al CITY Legal Notices are
Published in this paper.
Chehalis Produce Company.

The Chehals Produce company es-
tablished their business in Aberdeen,
October l, 1907, which marked a red
letter event in the future growth of
our town and the prosperity of the
county. 1t takes no close observer
to see that this enterprise brings op-
portunity. advantages and even
wealth to our merchants, as we'll as
being an important factor in the agri-
cultural development of Chehals
county and the Grays Harbor coun
try.
1t is an established fact that Che
halls county is fast becoming an agri-
cultural section. As fast as the tim-
Der is cut of the land is put under
cultivation, and nothing viii laid in
much as superior market facilities
for the farmers and producers.
Realizing this fact. Mr.. |. P. CAL
lison launched this worthy institu-
ton upon the business sea of enter
prise nine months ago. during which
time he has not only demonstrated
the advantages to he derived by hav-
ing a local house of this character in
Aberdeen. but has established a bus
mess far better than was anticipated.
He started a business. and started it
right. He started on a basis that
will grow and keep pace with the de-
velopmcnt of Chehalis county along
these lines.
Some idea of the magnitude of his
operations may he gained when we
say that the quarters occupied by him
comprise $4,000 feet of floor space.
and that it is now necessary to keep
two teams busy in order to supply
his fast increasing patronage. The
grounds are traverSed by his own
private side tracks Of the n. P. rail-
road, and 10 say that he carries the
largest stock in Southwestern Wash
ington. is putting it very mild. Tray
cling statesmen are kept on the road
all the time and the business reaches
throughout the southwestern part of
this state.
In referring to the stock handled
by this house. we will say that it
comprises hay and grain. flour, feed.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-07-09
Kaufman Bros.

Aberdeen has now grown to a city
in size, which jastifes the establish
ment here Of metropolitan business
houses of every character, and one
which has kept pace with the growth
of the city. and one which we are
proud TO represent in this edition is
that Of Kaufman Bros.
This store bears the proud distinc-
ton Of being the largest institution
OF its kind in Southwestern Washing
ton, 4 title which it has well earned
and Justly deserves. To enumerate
the different articles carried by this
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-07-09
H. Boutyette.

4 gentleman who conducts bus
mess house in Aberdeen, worthy OF a
representation in this edition, one
that has become very popular with
the citizens of this city and the sur
rounding country. is the gentleman
whose name appears at the head Of
this article, and whose place is To-
Gated at 213 South F street
Mr.. Boutyette is a dealer in cigars
tobaccos, fruits and confectionery
goods of all kinds. His place is also
1 very popular one for soft drinks
and one of the most wholesome
thinks that he serves is milk shakes,
Of which he makes a speciality. The
line of cigars handled by him COM
prise the choicest and most celebrat-
ed brands in the market, while his
confectionery goods are always fresh
and pure.
Mr.. Boutyette has, from the begin
ming enjoyed prosperous trade, and
this is as it should be for he is an
enterprising business man, courteous
and obliging and conducts his estab-
lishment in a manner that is bound to
win popular favor. He is much in
tcrested in the growth of Aberdeen
and is always among the ones who
give financial aid to any enterprise
that we'll benefit the city.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-07-09
Aberdeen General Hospital.

In reviewing the different enter
prises and institutions of Chehalis
county We could not very we'll over
look the Aberdeen General Hospital.
an institution which deserves the
highest words of praise for the char
acter of its operations This hospi-
tai is located at the corner of Heron
and Broadway streets. and is a most
modern one in every respect.
The building is large substantial
structure equipped with every con-
venience required to operate an in
stitution of this kind in the most i'm
proved manner. Only trained and
we'll experienced nurses are employed.
making the service OF the highest
standard. The hospital is equipped
with its own electric lighting system
and steam heat and the operating
room is the most modern one TO be
found in Southwestern Washington.
In short, the Aberdeen General Hos
pital stands second to none in equip
ment and service, in this section of
the county. DR.. Paul Smi,s, the exc
cutive head Of the institution is
physician Of much skill and ability.
and deserves much credit for the sue
cess he has obtained in bringing this
hospital up to its high standing.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-07-09
Sam K. Bowes.

No man in Aberdeen is better
known. or has been more prominently
identified with every movement of
the city's best interest than Mr.. Sam
X. Bowes. He has watched this city
grow from a mere village. through
all Of its struggles and trials, 10 the
metroiopis OF Southwestern Wash
ington. and during these years he has
never lost an opportunity where he
could lend z helping hand in aiding