The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-12-12

most acceptable Xmas gift. The
Ellis-Forde Co. carries the largest
line. $50
Mrs. c. E. Little, OF Chelan, has
been visiting her son, Will Little, in
this city for the last three days. She
left on the Limited this noon for
Seattle to visit there for a few days.
In her honor yesterday, Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Little entertained Messrs. Ed
Goudy and H. H. Kilgore, of Cash
mere for dinner.
A useful present such as a large
leather rocker is well worth while.
Splendid values at The Ellis-Forde
Co. $50
How about fine dressing table
for your wife? You've heard her
wish for one. The Ellis-Forde Co.
have them. %s*
Mrs. John Burton, who has been
| i'll for some time. across the G. N.
tracks, died Saturday. A few friends
gathered for an informal service
| on yesterday afternoon. The body
was sent to Quincy on this mornings
train where interment will take
place.
If you'll look around the house
tonight you'll see some article of fur
niture that has served it's purpose.
Why not replace 1t with brand new
article from The Ellis-Forde Co. on
Christmas eve. 'tA'frt <*s
Dear old father and mother! We
always feel so kindly toward them at
Christmas. Let's get them each
dandy big easy chair from The Ellis
Forde Co. *#*
The Women's Club will hold it's
regular meeting at the home of Mrs.
F. M. Fiske Saturday, December II.
program of instrumental and vocal
music has been arranged and an en-
joyable social time is anticipated.
All members are urged to be pres
ent.
When Christmas comes it will do
the whole family good TO see one of
those beautiful library tables from
the Ellis-Forde Co. in your living
room for keeps. ***
Strictly up to date engraving done
at the World Office, phone 1875. ***
Break up that cold by taking
Pogue's Cold Tablets. We guaran-
tee it to break up any acute cold or
money refunded. For Sale by Pogue
Drug Co. as
D. ]. Unger was the lucky man
who bought at ridiculously low
cure the SIS Round Oak range
which the Plough Hardware Co. put
up at auction for advertising pur-
poses. Patrons were asked to write
their bids during the week and de-
post them. 1t was the finest range
in the big store and was delivered
this morning to the home of Mr..
Unger, at 405 Chelan avenue. The
auction occurred Saturday night.
Don't fail to attend the Breese-
Weber Co.'S Money-Raising Sale,
where you can save from 10 to SO
per cent on your purchases. Some
splendid Xmas gifts of real value in
this stock
We are offering some splendid
Xmas gifts of real merit during our
Money-Raising Sale. which is now in
full swing at substantial reductions.
s** BREESE-WEBBER co.
The six year old son Of John Por-
ter is under the care of DR.. Culp, be-
ing quarantined for scarlet fever. It
| is quite certain that he contracted
the germs while in Seattle a week
ago. He had been there for some
time and the germ incubation does
not manifest itself for nine days af-
ter exposure.
Your boy and girl will want a pair
of skates or gun for an Xmas gift,
why not save from 10 to so per cent
on them and buy now. Breese-Web-
cdr Co. ***
We are sacrificing our entire line
of heaters and ranges in order to
raise cash. Now is the time to take
advantage while our Money-Raising
Sale is in progress. Breese-Webber
Co. $50