The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-12-13

the results will take care of you later
in life. $50
c. Story, of Montreal, Canada, Is
visiting his cousin. George Egan.
Mr.. Story says socialism is the one
best bet of the day.
The newest in cut glass can be
found at the Ellis-Forde Co. The
patterns are exquisite.
Sometimes man wonders what to
give. If you are uncertain send her
cut glass from the Ellis-Forde Co. '
George A. Virtue. the Moses Cou-
lee land man, came over yesterday
from Seattle on business connected
with the company.
Get our prices on glass. Russell
Johnson Co.
Captain E. Shotwell, of Lakeside,
arrived here last night from Spokane
and other outside points where he
has been sometime. He will leave
on the boat in the morning for the
up-river country.
The finest selection Of holiday
goods in the city at the Wenatchee
Drug Co. "F*
Buy him stick pin, cuff links,
shirt studs, at the Ellis-Frode Co.
One-half what the jewelry stores ask.
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The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Methodist church will hold a bazaar
Wednesday, December IA, in the
basement of the church. The pat
ronage of the public is solicited.
There was once a woman who had
all the hand bags she wanted (she
was in the business). There's just
the bag your wife. daughter or sweet
heart wants waiting for you at the
Ellis-Forde Co. ***
William Mills, the veteran violin
list who spent several years as a resi-
dent of this city, and moved from
here to Medical Lake, has moved
with his family to Centralia, Wash
ington. where he and his five sons
will furnish orchestra music for a
local theatre Mr. Mills and family
moved from here three or four years
ago. He is one of the pioneers oi
Washington and has given his whole
life to the study of music.
Never out of date and always use
full. Engraved cards. World office
phone 1885. **9
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Denniston re-
turned last night from their honey
moon trip to the Sound. They will
take up their residence on North {
street, in the home recently pur-
chased by Mr.. Denniston.
Hand bags, travelling bags, valises
satchels, -everything in leather fol
Xmas at the' Ellis-Forde Co. **'
Men appreciate the luxury of a pail
of slippers after the days work. See
those The Ellis-Forde Co. Is show
ing. $50
Why don't you give the head Of
the house a pair Of those Ellis-Fordt
Co. slippers. The better his feet fee
the better natured he'll be evenings
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MONEYS self-flling non-leakable
fountain pens. Just the thing for g
Christmas present, at the Wenatchee
Dr,,e IN $3.50
The Red Cross for women and the
Bostonian for men, sold only by the
Ellis-Forde Co. The price is never
cut-they are worth all that is asked
for thern ##s
A pair of slippers of any kind, fol
any member of the family makes 8
most acceptable Xmas gift The
EllisForde Co. carries the largest
line. $50
A useful present such as a large
leather rocker is well worth while
Splendid values at The Ellis-Fordt
Co **s
How about a fine dressing table
for your wife? You've heard hel
wish for one. The Ellis-Forde Co
have them. **a
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 it with a brand new
article from The Ellis-Forde Co. OF
| Christmas eve. **s
Dear old father and mother, VIZ
always feel so kindly toward them a
Christmas. Let's get them each /;
dandy big easy chair from The Ellis
Forde Co. 49,
Junius O'Connor, of Seattle, stat,
| organizer of the FOresters of Amer
lea, is in the city transacting bust
ness in the interests of his order.
When Christmas comes it will d.
the whole family good TO see one O
those beautiful library tables from
the Ellis-Forde Co. in your livins
room for keaDS #a.
McDonald's celebrated chocolates
in holiday packages, at the Wenat
che Drug Co. "*'
Strictly up to date engraving done
at the World office, phone 1885. 49,
Break up that cold by takins
Pogue's Cold Tablets. We guaran
tee it to break up any acute cold o.
money refunded. For Sale by Pogu,
Drug Co. 49,