The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1909-07-16

to Spokane.
harrington Hall Baker-ized Coffee
MOrain ( Halves
II. Van Horn was down from Rich
land on business Tuesday.
Barley, $50 per ton. % sacks to the
ton. Hamilton Supply Co.
.. ID. Swanson and outfit are a,
work harvesting in the Palouse.
For the best buy, " ashburn-Cros
by Gold Medal Flour at kolb's.
How about the So cent overalls:
Short or bibd. Morain s. Halves.
Always a supply of fresh milch
cows on hand. Hamilton Supply CO
Mrs. A. A. Baker and children have
gone to Milton, Oregon to spend the
summer.
If any one beats our prices tell us.
If we beat all prices tell your friends.
MOrain & Halves.
The excursion to White Bluffs by
the Catholic brotherhood of Pasco
has been postponed to later date.
For sale-Lady's $500 bicycle for
$1,000. Mrs. Perry Larkin.
Section (.
Try Silver Loaf Flour made from
Montana Hard Wheat, our exclusive
brand. kOlb's Cash Grocery
Henry Schlund OF Mt. Vernon,
South Dakota Is here visiting his
brother G, \. Schlund and family
this week.
Mrs 0. l.. Hanson, daughter Helen
and Miss Jessie Perry are visiting the
Seattle fair and taking a vacation
outing on the Sound.
The Catholic society in Pasco an
nOunce that within the next six
weeks work on the construction OF
their new $4,000 church will
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Hess are living
in tue Hamilton house while Mrs
Hamilton is away camping, aud
keeping house for Mr.. Hamilton.
Mrs. E. E. Boyer and children and
her sister Miss Margaret Curry lef,
the first of the week for Il two
months visit in Tacoma with an
| uncle.
Notice-Opening of the Couer de
Alene Reservation to take place sOo1
| For Information write the Couer d
Alene Reservation Co., Lewiston
| Idaho.
Miss Anna Tweedt and Miss Mabel
| HalversOn are in Seattle this week
taking in the beauties of the EXPOSE
ton and enjoying the delightful
weather.
Mrs. A. c. Dewey, of Oakes; Nortl
Dakota, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. S
NJ. LOckerby. Mrs. Dewey's husband
is a cousin of the world famous AID
miral Dewey.
O. o. NOben left today on the Twin
Cities for his annual vacation in tn,
mountains. He will visit with rela
tives at Waha, Idaho, for most o
the heated season.
| Wanted-Office or inside work O
some kind, by young married mai
with years banking and office ex
perience. Steady work. Addres.
box y, kennewick,
r. Fullerton and family left Thu
morning for Tacoma where the,
will m axe th"ir summer home. Mr.
Fullerton states that he will return
about September LIST.
Mrs. S. II. Jackson and daughte
who have been visiting the former
mother. brother and sister. returned
Wednesday morning to their HON
in Spirit Lake, Idaho,
John Mertes was taken very ill Sa
urday night with heart weakness
and had a serious and critical tim
of it Sunday and Monday, but
much improved at this writing.
Frank Howting of the White Bluff
Nursery. was in town Monday o
his way back from a ten days visi
with relatives at Granger and Pros
ser, where he was called as juror.
The c. H. Collins Commission Co
shipped the first carload of ne,
potatoes the first OF the week. The
were purchased from the ranchers {
the Valley at $500 per ton. Th
potato shipments this season promis
to be much larger than previou
years.
Teething children have more or les
diarrhoea, which can be cOntrOlle
by giving Chamberlain's Collie, ChO
era and Diarrhoea Remedy. All tina
is necessary is to give the prescribe
dose after each operation OF tn
bowels more than natural and the
castor oil to cleanse the system.
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