The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-10-22

Don Peters went over to Chelan
Saturday.
Mrs. Art OLeary left yesterday on
a visit to Tacoma.
Watch the windows this week for
sweaters, at the Racket Store. (44%)
A new line of silk underwear and
dark camisoles at SIMPSONS. (D
British Columbia voted down pro-
hibition Wednesday by majority es-
timated at around ten thousand.
The Leavenworth public library
will be opened Nov. 3 in room on
the second floor of the Community
building.
Sampson will have surprise for
you Friday and Saturday of next
week. Be ready to come early. (44*)
Gene Tunney. light heavyweight
champion of the A. E. F., has chal-
lenged Georges Carpenter for a fif-
teen round bout.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Beamish plan
on leaving tomorrow to visit relatives
in California.
r. c. Day was here from Spokane
a couple of days the first of the week
on his way to Portland.
Bigger and better than ever-our
Rexall One Cent Sale, Oct. 20 and
80, and Nov. LIST. Watch for ad. next
week.-Wheeler's Drug Store. (*)
Between Saturday morning and
Monday night 1926 inches of water
fell at Leavenworth, in snow and
rain.
While at Spokane attending court,
Sheriff McManus arrested two girls
wanted at Wenatchee for stealing
jewelry.
Mrs. Clarence Kidwell stopped off
here Wednesday to visit Mr.. and Mrs.
Lin Hart and Mrs. G. w. Hart. She
is enroute to her home at Indianap-
oils. Indiana.
George Carlow, a Hillyard car re-
rairer, was granted divorce because
his wife would leave the dishes I'M
washed to go bicycle riding.
Mrs Carl Norine came up from
from Wenatchee Saturday, returning
home on No. f. She is enthusiastic
over her new home down there anil
said that Mr.. Norine was also well
pleased and also her mother, Mrs.
McCreigh.
Burrell Ward, sent up from Chelan
county several years ago and who has
served two terms at Monroe, was ar
rested at Wenatchee on word from
Snohomish county. 1t is reported
that he is also wanted at Spokane for
the theft of an auto.
w. w. French, from Seward, Alas
ka, formerly civil engineer with the
Great Northern Co. at Leavenworth,
arrived here Sunday and left again
Monday. He was very enthusiastic
about Alaska and its possibilities. He
went to San Francisco to interest
capital in the petroleum properties.
If your roof leaks, now is your
chance! c. A. Thomas, district man
ager of Portland and Seattle, is at
the Franklin Hotel, Leavenworth,
with his crew of expert roofers. They
are finishing the X. & V. B. Hardware
Co. roof and other roofs. Marvel
sealed and guaranteed to be water
proof and heat-resisting. No coal
tar. no creosote-cheapest and best.
Old roofs made new on 10-year guar
antee. Call K. &. V. B. Hardware
Co., or Franklin Hotel. (44D
The Leavenworth Mercantile Co.
has display ad elsewhere in this is
sue announcing Friday and Saturday
as the last days of the Big Economy
Sale. Manager McClain informs the
Echo that this sale has been one of
the most successful ever put on by
his store, and this in spite of the fact
that weather conditions during a por-
ton of the week were very disagree
able. The sale had been advertised
through the columns of the Echo and
il addition a thousand circulars were
distributed over the city and through
out the valley. Mr.. McClan is more
convinced than ever of the results
from judicious advertising. He still
has some rare bargains left which
will be offered during the remaining
two days of the sale, and his an
nouncement of this fact on another
page will interest you. Read it.