The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1915-07-17
A daughter was born Sunday
to Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Hart.

Milberg, returned last Saturday
to her home at Wimbledon, N. D.,
after a seven months visit in
Colville.
Miss Emma Moore, daughter
of Ed Moore of Meteor, is a
patient at the Colville sanitarium
receiving medical treatment.
Ship your cream to US. We
are paving 25c per pound for but
ter fat in sour cream and Nc
in sweet cream. Old Dominion
Creamery.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Sachs de-
sire to express their appreciation
of the sympathy and assistance
extended to them in the recent
bereavement of the death of
their son.
Christian Science Society
Chapel corner Cedar and First.
Service Sunday at II a. m. Sum
day school at 10 a. m. Midweek
meeting Wednesday evenings at
8 o'clock. The Sunday subject,
Life.
There will be regular services at the
First Methodist Episcopal church Sum
day. The pastor, M. L. Sanders, will
preach both morning and evening. The
public very cordially invited.
A son was born Sunday afternoon to
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Ray Williams of the
North Basin.
Monday evening the Knights of
Pythias installed the following officers:
Chancellor commander, VIM. A. Acorn;
vice chancellor, Attorney W. L. Bour-
land; prelate, Prof. Levi Clark; keeper
of records and seal, L. c. Richardson;
inner guard, Oliver Trueblood; outside
guard, Attorney j. A. Rockford; master
of arms. Carl A. Buchanan; master Of
finance, Attorney R. A. Thayer; master
of exchequer, w. G. Vilwock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. L.. Roth, accom-
panied by Mrs. P. B. Dingle and Mrs.
L. C. Joseph, returned from Spokane
Wednesday in their new six 46 seven
passenger Paige car. This is the first
Paige car brought to Colville, and is
another evidence that Colville people
keep to the front in buying the best
and latest improved automobiles. The
Paige, with its yacht lines, is one of
the most beautiful cars made, and car
ries the manufacturers guarantee
against defects in material and work.
manship. The Paige value supremacy
is apparent in design, construction and
material, and possesses that dependa-
bility and quietness that distinguishes
a product built for high quality and
long life. Comfort il added to the
artistic beauty of this large motor car,
which is factor behind the worldwide
prestige of the Paige cars. The two
auxiliary seats fold forward into the
back of the front seats. The manipula-
ton of the car is very easy. The
driver has every control unit within
easy reach. The steering wheel is on
the left, and gear control and emerg-
ency brake in the center. Switches for
ignition, electric headlights and dim
mers are on the dash. A convenient
foot pedal operates the start
ing motor. Another feature of
this car is the gravity feed; tank To-
Gated under the shroud dash; capacity
Is gallons. Mr.. Roth states he pnr-
chased the car for hire, and is agent
for the company.
C. A. Ledgerwood returned Thursday
to Walla Walla, having brought George
Bend up from the state penitentiary to
testify as witness in the case of state
vs.. Rex Royal in the Ferry county SUI
perior court. From Colville Bend was
taken to Republic by Geo. E. Thomas
of Hotel Lee.
Mrs. M. A. Sweet left Monday for
her home at Buffalo, N. Y, after
visit with her friend Mrs. Margaret
McCord. Mrs. Sweet started on her
western trip two months ago, travel
ing by way of the Panama canal, and
visited the fairs in California. She
also visited at Portland and Seattle,
and is returning by way of Salt Lake
City. Mrs. Sweet and Mrs. McCord
have been friends for 20 years.
Assistant Postmaster w. w. Camp
bell and family are camping this week
at Black lake; MIR. Campbell is taking
a weeks vacation.
There are number of rumors circu-
lating in association with the report
that the Day interests are to take over
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