The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-09-30

why not shave yourself with ease
ana comfort? You can do SO with one
OF those razors The Dawn is giving
away.
}. s. Burnham will leave soon for
California. where he and family will
spend the winter
}. II McEwen, who has been indis-
posed for two weeks is able to be up
and around again.
-Prunes, apples, and crabappes
wanted. Highest price, cash or trade.
u'hah GROCERY Co. 80
Carroll Blair have on exhibition a
nice display of fruit and vegetables in
their snow window.
j. f. Voice and wife took in the Ex-
position last week and visited with
relatives on the Sound also.
Bledsoe and Pearson this week took
charge of the store they recently
bought of Jerry Pattenaude
DR.. Harrell and DR.. Nelson returned
yesterday from "a weeks hunt in Doug.
las county around Moses Lake.
Mason, Economy and Sealfast fruit
jars.
THE \. {. BUTLER co.
! Rufus Cook has his new barn about
mpleted and it is one of the best lit
tie barns in Sunnyside addition.
MIR. and Mrs w. +. Inman of North
/ Yakima, was in the city over Sunday
visiting with relatives and friends
II you have wheat. oats, hay or bar
ley to sell see us
MCDOWELL BROS
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ) Dixon. who spent
the past summer visiting on the Sound
and elsewhere. returned home Friday.
Frank Smithson returned SUNDAY
+ afternoon from Chicago where he went
with several carloads of sheep two
weeks ago.
Our business is growing all the time
Why? Because we keep everything
and nothing but the best. and we think
our prices reasonable.
MCDOWELL BROS.
T. NJ Maxey came up from Topper
ish Sunday. where he spent couple of
weeks on the Reservation in profess
sional work
Every citizen within the corporate
limits of Ellensburg should register at
once that he may be able to vote in the
city primary
C. S. Maud left today noon for Lady
smith, Wisconsin, in response to tele-
gram that sister, Mrs. o. L. Hornbeck
was at the point of death
Phone orders given special atten'
ton. All our goods are sold on the
money back plan.-Putman Grocery
Co., Phone Main 92 80
Chester Robinson, who has neld a
position in Payne & Co. store for sew
eral months left this week for Seattle
to enter the University.
Several cases Of poison are reported
as a result of the poison oak growing
10 the rock pile on Sixth street, be-
tween Ruby and Sprague.
FOR SALE-Span of horses, buggy
and harness. G. L. Ramsey
Judge Kaufman took the case of
F. Bergderfer from the jury and dis
missed the case. Only Two witnesses
were examined, l.. Fl. Wood and A. G
Cline.
J, r Smith has his new residence on
Fifth completed and it is second to
none on that street. In fact, it would
be credit to any residence street in
the city.
l.. H. Wood was brought over from
Walla Walla few days since to testify
in the court here against b. f. Berg
derfer. who was on trial charged with
embezzlement.
We want your apples, plums and
pears. moo,
Willie. son of Mr. and Mrs. A.
Stone of Roza, died Sunday and was
buried in the |. o. o. f. cemetery here
Monday. Rev. Grim conducted the
funeral at the grave.
Fl. G.. Varney, representing the
American Type Founders company OF
Seattle, was in the city Saturday inter-
viewing the printers as to their wants
and desires in his line.
-Sauer Krout, Green Tomatoes,
Cranberries, and genuine Mocha ana
lave coffee have been added this week
to our large line OF groceries. -rutmau
Grocery Co, 3O7 N Main Street. 81
Martin Rasmussen's fine driving
horse. valued at $3.50, became SO ilus-
trated and scared at the lightning ana
thunder Tuesday night that it ran into
a barbed. wire fence and so mangled It's
legs that it had to be killed yesterday
We get berries direct from growers
they are fresher and better.
THEA. G.. BUTLER co.