The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-02-18

IL you liSt youI property WIN
"Norell' you won't have to wait long
for a sale. ***
DR.. H. A. Saunders went to Water
vile yesterday and will, perhaps, not
return until Saturday.
The best proof yet-they are all
coming back-those customers who
first tried half ton of Acme coal.
It's ton orders now. Phone 545. -
Water set, pitcher and six glasses,
soc, at the Bazaar ***
Peter Hanson went to Waterville
to call upon some of his old friends.
Norell has just the orchard you
want and knows whereof he speaks.
Walter NJ. Olive left this morning
for Spokane, on short business
trip. He expects to be back here
Monday morning.
Engraved glass fruit set, large
bowl, six naples, soc, the Bazaar.
Sugar bowl, butter dish, cream
pitcher, spoon holder, soc, at the
Bazaar $40
Oh, my! That pesky wood fire has
gone out and my cake has fallen. Use
Acme coal, lady, and your troubles
are over. It's cheaper, just as clean
and no clinkcrs. Phone 545 for a
trial order. ***
Nv. 1y-t pn hn Fo11
day morning. He awoke at o'clock
as usual and fell hard asleep again.
1t was after before he awoke, and
no wood split. This made him late
to business and his rival sold that
valuable lot near the courthouse. His
rival uses Acme coal. (Later)-I
Smythe has made good, he phoned
the Cannery, 545, and ordered a ton
of Acme coal. ***
o. A. Miller returned from Cash
mere this morning, where he has
spent few weeks.
The Ladies' Guild of st. Luke's
church will have sale of cooked
food every Saturday afternoon in NJ.
o. Merrill's paint store, corner of
Wenatchee avenue and First street.
The first one will be tomorrow af-
ternoon, from 2 to 4 o'clock. ***
Miss Allie Egan, of Everett, is
visiting Mrs Paul Metzke of South
Methow street.
Call up phone 2314 or at Room IS
and 10, in Halbert Block, if you want
information regarding purchase Or
sale of any kind of property. Norell
will give you a straight tip. $50
Decorated and plain plates. 8 for
&c. Library paste, black and red
ink, for sc. 40c meat platters
15c. Morton's cleanup sale, Groves
store **N
The Farmers Telephone & Tele-
graph company is stringing poles
down Chelan avenue with the idea of
taking in more territory.
Local view post cards, 1c each, at
the Wenatchee Bazaar. ***
J. J. King, J. c. Davis and James
Davis, of Leavenworth, were in the
city yesterday for the purpose of par
ticipating in the Masonic exercises.
Six quart granite pudding pans
zoe, at the Bazaar. ***
Will Mari has sold to Pearl Hol-
comb his house and lot on Orondo
avenue. This is known as the w. w.
Gray property. The price paid was
$4,000 A E. Knowles handled the
deal.
Friends of Mrs. H. J. Betty will
be pleased to learn that she is much
improved and is expected home with
in reasonably short time. Mrs. Bet
ty has been in the hospital at Seat
tie and in response to telegram Mr. |
Betty left few days ago for that
place. On his arrival there he found
that she was much improved.
A. Van valkenburg returned yes
terday from a several months visit
in Seattle. /
Dr. Cogswell, who has been a Wen
atchee visitor for several days, look
ing over land with the intention of
purchasing, returned to Seattle this
morning. He lived in Oakesdale for
several years.
w. w. Emerson, who has been in
the city on legal business for several
days, returned home by boat this
morning. |
Fred Crollard returned to Seattle |
last night where he is attending the |
state university.