The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-03-24

WE have decided to reduce our 4
stock and you can save 10 per cen.
on all purchases made At our store
next Saturday. Iii
Murray & Baker.
Walter Stoker, of East Sounu'
| called Tuesday and renewed his SUD- :
scription to the Islander.
John Douglas jr., left on Satur-I :
dav for Sequiln to accept the
position he held last summer. {.
New paper and paint have greatly
improved the interior of the Sugar
Bowl. The work was done by L. =. 3
Williams and Mr. Sargent.
Mrs. William Irimble. who has v
been visiting relatives here returned
to her home in Easton, Wash. Mon
day. Her sister Miss Lettie Todd
accompanied her as far as Seattle,
returning Wednesday. p
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Baker went
to Seattle Monday on business ana
pleasure trip. Arthur Mckay is !,
taking Mr.. Bakers place in the bar N
Der shop while he is away.
FOR SALE-Choice bull calf
sired by my registered Ayrshire +
bull i
Norman Frazier, Argyle, Wash.
On Friday evening March 31st
former pastor Rev. C. c. Pratt Will E
give an illustrated lecture in the H
Methodist Episcopal church on
Mexico" in view of present con-
ditions. This lecture will be in S,
structive and interesting. in
Rev. S. G. Jones will leave on
Monday for Tacoma returning on E
the following Friday. t.
Tug Monitor, Jas. j. Doyle,
Master, called at this port Monday
enrout for Vancouver and Sideny h
with three scows in tow. one loaded L
with gravel and one with lumber II
for Vancouver and one with brick
for Sideny.
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Launch Concordia went onto a tt
reef at Hoffman bay, Shaw islal d, st
Monday morning in the dense fog. B
Capt. Jakle's launch Edna pulled is
her off at high tide in the evening" tt
The Concordia's bow being twenty
feet above the reef, but strange to
say she was not seriously damaged. Z
BARGAINS appropriate for the g
season; New 9 by IL thick Velvet IS
Rugs only SO; Brussels, Sill; Perfect "
Administers, heavy fill. for 10x12
Rooms only S10.75. Every size Rug :,
carried. Liberal terms given and q
freight prepaid; Wiltons up to $85. IL
Waldron's, South Bellingham; also d
Elk Street, near Holly. "a
Friends Of Henry Cayou will be
glad to learn that he is rapidly re- y,
covering from the almost fatal in ..
jury which he got on the 9th inst. :, =,
caused by gasoline explosion on =,
his launch Standard. The Islanders y,
latest report from him was on We'd
nesday stating that he had left the
hospital at Anacortes and as stopping :,
at the Taylor Hotel but expected "
to soon be able to get to his home ~
at Deer Harbor. A
b. F. Harpst is hustler. About d
three weeks ago he sold his dwelling L
house part, of which he used as
store and within twenty days there :
I74Ia had his family snugly settled T
on Wasp island and his jewelry and Q
undertakers stock moved in ''ship +,
shape" in new commodious quarters G
on the corner of East and First
streets all ready for business.
We never miss the water till the h
we'll runs dry. Is what folks in
Friday Harbor who had dirty linen y
ready for the McCrary Steam Laun- S
dry Monday morning thought when
its wheels ceased to go round. Mr..
McCrary gives lack of patronage !.
as the reason~for shutting down, T
still he tells the Islander reporter :
that there is deal on which he ex- II
poets will soon put it in operation I
again. c
p. ". McGeary's fine prue bred
Holstein bull and two year old hei- !,
fer which he recently bought from :
VIM. Bishop, Of Jefferson County,
arrived in fine order last week :,
/ HOlSteinS and Aurshirnr rnrr rank y