The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1909-12-09
ADDITIONAL LOCAL
See Crandall for watches.

See Crandall for watches.
See the dolls at the Paris Store Satur-
day.
Mems laundry done. Opposite plant
oil Hadley Manufacturing Co. 2e-2
You can save $50 if you buy lot in
the Blackwell addition now
Clearing up for the HOLIDAYS at the
Paris Store. Hats at reduced prices
FOR RENT-Small house near the
ferry. Enquire Newport Iron Works.
The Dover sawmill at Standpoint was
closed down for the season last Wednes-
day.
FOUND-In front of the new Lund
building. a gold ring. Loser please in
quire at this office.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Lund and Mrs.
Boomer entertained the O. N. O. 500
Club Monday evening.
CHICKENS WANTED-We will pay
the highest market price. Wilcox &
Paulsen. City Market, Newport.
You can put up cement chimney
yourself. I.have sold five hundred of
these chimneys and they areall working
and giving satisfaction. G. F. Craig.
FOR SALE-Ten cords of 16-inch
wood at So per cord. On summit be-
tween my place and Newport. Geo. H.
Boiler. 1912
The G. L. Gilbert residence in this
city has been sold to Mrs. John MCKEE.
The Gilbert family will soon move to
Spokane to make that city their home.
A. K. McClintock, of Arden, of the
Fidelity main Office force, arrived here
this week. His household goods are de-
layed by the switchmen's strike. The
family will live in the A. Ray Williams
house.
Miss Flora B. Cunningham will take
several months vacation from her duties
as assistant cashier of the First National
Bank. Miss Effie Berry will assist as
bookkeeper during the absence of Miss
Cunningham.
| A photo of yourself or family will
be an inexpensive and most acceptable
Christmas gift, if taken by Josef Wal
lace, the photographer. Call early and
avoid the rush. Studio, rear end Mil
lard's Hardware Store.
All helps are good, but should be mu-
tual. If you will let us help you dress
right, we will help you look right. We
will save you money and time, and you
will help US like our business more. Let
us put one of BING'S ALL WOOL
HAND TAILORED SUITS on you, $l5
to $25.
Sold exclusively by C. A. Sherman &
Co.
G.. F.. Beckman. contractor for dredg-
ing on the Pend Oreille, was in town
Wednesday. The dredge is now located
at Yocum bar, but has been unable to
work the past few weeks on account of
the raise in the river. The water is now
falling and work will soon be resumed
Services at the M E. church Sunday,
Dec: 12: Sunday school at 10 a. M,
preaching at II a. M, pastors subject,
"Conformed or Transformed;;' Junior
League at 2 p. m. Epworth League at
$50 p. M. worship with sermon at I: 0
p. NJ, subject, 1.-THE True Faith of tn e
Soul" An interesting and old fash
Toned watch night service will be held
on New Years eve n. Sherman Hawk,
pastor.
A benefit dance for S. NJ. McGee, who
was injured by falling log this fall.
will be given at kelley's Hall Tuesday
evening, Dec. IA. Mr.. McGee is still
in Spokane and his condition shows but
little improvement, the lower part of
his body being paralyzed. lie has al
ways been hardworking man and has
a host of friends in this section, who will
be pleased at the opportunity to lend
helping hand IN his time of trouble A
large part of the expenses of holding the
dance has been donated.
AS the season of gift giving approaches
1t may be we'll remind the loyal citizens
of Newport that thev have no need to
60 outside of their home town to make
purchasers. Our merchants have large
and varied stocks to select from and their
prices are just as advantageous as
those of the big stores. 1t is loyalty to
home institutions that build up town.
The man or woman of Newport who
spends money in other places for goods
that could be bought as cheap here does
little bit toward hindering the growth
and progress of the home town. Many
a thoughtless expenditure outside of
money that ought to be kept in circula-
tiof at home developes serious condi-
| ton in local progress and prosperity.