The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1912-04-11

Office supplies and fine stationery at
the P. o. Store.
Palmer Coats and Suits at the c. A.
Sherman store.
For SALE-One Ford runabout, $3.50.
Inquire at this office. 48-2
If you want to look we'll dressed wear
a Palmer suit or coat. Sherman has
them.
Rhubarb and asparagus plants for
sale. SILVER BIRCH FARM.
Aft
For SALE-China closet with glass
doors. Telephone or inquire of Mrs.
George Hynes
TO EXCHANGE-Ci tobacco
and papers for nickels and dimes, at
McGee's newsstand.
Home kettle rendered lard for sale at
the Newport Meat Market. For sale
in and 10 ID. pals or by the pound
J. C. Jacobson left Saturday for
business trip to Iowa points, expecting
to be gone about three weeks.
FOR Thoroughbred Buff Orp-
ington eggs, 81 per setting of Is; Sc for
100. Vincent P. Brown, Newport. Aft
Try some of Swift's Premium hams
and bacon sold by the Newport Meat
Market. You will always find them
good.
A. J. Tulles, son of DR.. Tulles, ar
rived from Kennewick Wednesday and
has entered the employ of the Tulles
Drug Co.
Swell line of house dresses, kimonas,
dressing sacks, children's rompers and
boomers just received at the G. A.
Sherman store.
John Pusche, of Metaline Falls, a
native of Germany, has made applica-
tiou to County Clerk Parks for first
citizenship papers.
The l. O. O. F. lodge will have third
degree work Saturday evening, and all
members and visiting brethren are in
vited to be present.
Bolduan's Poison Grain for gophers
and ground squirrels. Every package
guaranteed. A free sample can be had
at Judd's Drug Store.
Mrs. Griffiith's millinery store carries
all the new and high class French pat
terms in Ladies Hats, trimmed in the
most fashionable styles.
C. P. Lindsey, of Spokane, was in
town Wednesday, on his way to Priest
River, to attend meeting of the Kan
iksu Boom and Navigation Co.
DR.. Wallace went to Spokane Monday
and returned in the evening, making
the return trip by auto, driving new
Cadillac 33-horsepower machine.
For ~SALE-Rose and single comb
Rhode Island Red eggs at 81 for Is; none
better. J. D. Young, Dalkena, Wash.
1873
The town of Metaline Falls has voted
to issue bonds in the sum of $4,000 for
the erection of a town hall. The vote
was Sc to IA in favor of the project.
The town is installing new fire
hydrant on the northwest corner of
Washington avenue and Second street
for the better protection of the north
end of the business district.
When we say we are going out of
mems furnishings, we mean just what
we say. Come in and see our bargains.
You can't beat them anywhere.
C. A. SHERMAN.
J. E. Jenne has purchased the R. B.
Wren house on Union avenue, and is
havingit moved to his lot on Spokane
avenue, between First and Second
streets, where he has put in concrete
foundation for the house.
H. J. Anderson, of Spokane, has pur-
chased the Coulter mill at Lenora, and
will move the equipment to point on
the O. w. R. & N. railroad, where he
will saw ties and timbers on a large
railroad contract that he has secured.
We have fine line of samples of
wall paper, 1912 patterns, that cost
from loo per roll up. Also some swell
patterns in crown hangings. 1t will
pay you to look over our samples and
get your work done before houseclean-
ing time. WEEKS DECORATING Co.
The stage of water in the Pend
Oreille river today is LIZ feet, a raise
of foot and six-tenths during the
past week. A year ago today the
mark was 1.9 feet. Many people have
been predicting extreme high water
this year. but reports from points along
the watershed of the Pend Oreille are
TO the effect that there is less snow in
the mountains than there was year
ago.
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