White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1925-10-30
EAT VEGETABLES!
EAT VEGETABLES!
8 heads lettuce Csc
Celery 09C
Cabbage O3C
Cauliflower l5c to Zoe
Sweet Spuds 6 lbs for Csc
Green Peppers 8 lbs for Csc
and lots Of other good things
THE VALLEY GROCERY

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Mrs. T. ]. Moulton and Mrs. Ida
Seeley of Maguoketa, Iowa, arrived IN
White Bluffs Tuesday afternoon for a
few day; visit at the !. F. Coleman
home. Ia ~
Little Miss Alta Wright, who re-
Gently recovered from an attack Of
scarlet fever, was taken to Yakima
Tuesday to consult a specialist. He
diagnosed her case as leakage of the
heart and recommended vacation
from school for the next month or two.
Properly fitted glasses are the best
and none too good for your eyes.
Lenses and frames. Have your eyes
tested by DIR. Kowalsky and end all
your eye strain. DR.. Kowalsky will be
here again at the Planters hotel, Han
ford, November 1sti and. the morning
of November End. Afternoon of the
End and 3rd at Commercial Hotel
White Bluffs. adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Chalmers,
who have been guests of Mrs. Chal-
mers' mother, Mrs. w. w. Barrett,
on Barrett Island for the past month,
returned Wednesday to their home III
Sacramento, California, going by way
of Portland. They were taken by
Mrs. A. Stephenson to Kennewick to
catch an S. p. & S. train.
The White Bluffs Drug company
during the past ten days has sold
three pianos. one to the Presbyter-
ian church, one to, Mrs. j.. A.
johnson and one to William Sin.
clair of Beverly. The White Bluffs
Drug company is the local repre-.
sentative of Sherman, Clay & Co.
of Seattle.
Paul Schlcka this week sold and
delivered John Deere tractor and
orchard disc pillow to r. j. Roberts
and a power ensilsge cutter to F.
E Taylor. Mr. Roberts will use
the tractor and disc pillow to disc in
the cover crop in his orchard and
Mr.. Taylor wanted the cutter to
cut up alfalfa and other green feed
for his dairy herd.
When his foot slipped and he fell
while helping to load car of hogs
at Watertown, South Dakota, w.
G Searles was killed instantly. &C.
cording to a letter received by
Mrs. E. N. Loveland from Mr..
Loveland. who left Thursday morn
| ing of last week for Watertown on
receipt of a telegram telling of Mr..
Searles' death. The funeral was
held Monday. MIR. Searles was
Mason and the funeral was in
charge of that order. Snow was
falling steadily there last Sunday
while Mr.. Loveland was writing.
and he said the roads were in bad
shape.
About a dozen Hanford, White
Bluffs and up-river friends Of Sam
Allard gathered at his home at AL
lard on Monday evening for social
evening. Mr.. Allard told his guests
of the fourty-five minute talk
he made before the state convention
of county commissioners recently
held in Spokane, in which he put up
strong talk for the north and south
highway across the state, particularly
the link between Vantage ferry and
Plymouth Umatilla. Following his
talk, Mr.. Allard, with two other ex-
county commissioners of which D. T..
Ham of Spokane, recently appointed
United States Marshal, was one, were
voted a life membership in the state
organization. Mr.. Aliard also ac-
cepted an invitation of one of the
commissioners from King county to
address the Chamber of Commerce in
Seattle on November 5th.