The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1911-03-23

Get your and 10 cent tablets at P.
Store.
Some dry cord wood for sale. Inquire
at First National Bank.
F. A. Purchase. of Cusick, was a New
port visitor Wednesday.
A supply of "Boy Scout Hand Books"
will be found at P. o. Store.
SEED OATS for sale. Inquire of Met
calf Bros, Locke, Wash. 45-3
Our best Corn Stach Sc a
package. Home Grocery
NOTICE-Leave your orders for wood
saving at Lund's Hardware. Powell &
Kellogg. 39tf
FOR SALE Buff Orpington eggs. 81
per setting of Is. Sc per 100 VI
Brown, Newport.
G. Fl. Finley and wife left Friday for
Bellingham, where they expect to make
their home for time.
500 will buy nice little house and
two lots, close in, on South Side. Write
quick to w. kirkpatrick, LaGrande, Ore.
fine line of spring hats and ladies'
millinery will be shown at the grand
opening at the Paris Store on March 80
and 81.
FOR SALE-Six partly improved city
lots; snap to the right party; also
modern eight-room house. Address Box
4l6, Newport.
FOR SALE-Two houses in SCOTS
addition to Newport. Also lots in Javnes'
and Ankerson's additions. Inquire of
w. F. Willard.
Gust Anderson. the shoe man, has a
fine new line of shoes. The Mission. Call
and see them and learn about the gold
watch he is giving away.
DIR. Nye, the veterinarian, has beer
appointed deputy state veterinarian. and
has been authorized to inspect stock 60
ing through on the Great Northern des-
tined to or coming from Montana points.
Halford's White Leghorns, the big
white hen that lays the big white egg,
famous Wyckoff strain; eggs for hatch
ing 81 80 per setting, $S per hundred. A
few good cockerels for sale. F. j. Hal
ford, Newport, Wash. Phone 97-2. 42-4
The Paris Store. Mrs. w. s. Griffith,
Prop. will hold lts annual Easter open
ing and display of Spring Hats and
Millinery on Thursday and Friday,
March 30th and 31st. There will be
shown grand display of the seasons
most stylish offerings.
George W. Harris has installed new
back bar for his soda fountain. It is a
handsome piece of furniture, made of
oak, and In the arrangement of
it's refrigerator compartments embodies
some new and convenient arrangements.
A. G. Powell is the msker and the result
of his labors lie certainly credit to his
ingenuity and ability ss cabinet maker.
H. W. Reading, of Metaliue Falls, is q
Newport visitor today. Mr.. Reading is
an attorney in the hustling now town
and is alec going to enter the newspaper
field. In partnership with his brother
he is about to start the Metaline FALLS
News. the first number of which will ap-
pear in a few weeks, the material for
the plant being already on the ground.
Capt. Napoleon LeClerc. of Jared, was
Newport visitor Wednesday. The
captain seems to have been in earnest
in his determination to quit the river
for life on the farm, as he has not been
away from the farm since November
The LeClerc Bros. are now busy with
the spring work on their big ranch and
will seed large part of 1t to oats and
wheat.
The annual spring cleanup season has
arrived and already some OF our enter
prising citizens are busy at the work of
making their properties put on clean
and presentable front. Nothing gives =
town better appearances in the eyes
of strangers than 10 see neatly kept
streets and residence properties. How
would it be for the mayor to proclaim
"Clean-Up Day." on which every one
could join in the work Of making the
"City Beautiful"