White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1925-04-03

stomach is such that it will be nee
essary for him to seek e. change OF
climate and he expects to leave
within a short time for Portland,
with his future abode undetermined.
The Ladies' Aid will hold their
big annual Easter Tea and Apron
sale at Liberty hall Thursday, April
9th. Aprons of all kinds and pric-
es will be displayed. Refreshments
Csc.
Here's Your Chance!
A 75c Broom, FREE, with
each $1,000 purchase.
SPECIALS
Canned Peaches S .lS
Canned Apricots .18
Canned Hominy .1S
Sea Foam, large pkg, .2S
Cane Sugar, cwt., 500
7" F" II lbs, 100
. rs lbs, FPS
6 bars Crystal White Soap, rs
wi,h1 pkg Peet's washing powder
80 bars Sunny Monday soap, LOO
Feeds are still lower. Flour
going down.
No. Eating Potatoes, cwt. $1.5O
Yours for lower prices,
THE VALLEY GROCERY
Robert Nitzsche is digging new
we'll on his place, the old one hav-
ing gone dry this spring.
Miss Kathryn Lapham returned
Wednesday to Seattle to resume her
studies at the state university.
TRY THE DRUG STORE FIRST!
A box of Easter Chocolates for
Mother, wife or sweetheart.
| Mrs. R. R. Woods returned this
week from a short visit with her
sister in California.
Ladies! One moment, please. If in
terested in SILK DRESSES, (and
we all are,) drop in our store, and
carefully inspect our line at $3.50.
Included are plain and printed crepes,
sports stripes, and wash silks, in
both light and dark colors. I'll sizes.
ONE PRICE. THE PASCO STYLE
SHOP.
Will those making aprons for
the Ladies' Aid Apron Sale please
turn aprons in by April 7th, at
Mrs. Barge's or at Luhmann's
store. adv
F. A. English and son Charles
and Miss Ellen Anderson made up
a party that drove over to Yakima
last Saturday.
Alvin Barge was the guest of
honor at surprise party given at
his home last Saturday evening by
number of his school mates. The
evening was spent in music. games
and dancing and delicious lunch
was served.
Funeral designs receive our spe-
cial attention. We have cut flow
ers and blooming plants. kenne-
wick Greenhouse.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. o. Canedy and
Mrs. D. D. Atwood drove to Ken
newick last Saturday to visit the
| Kennewick Greenhouse, where they
purchased some plants for the beauti-
flying of the grounds on their scldl-
er settlement tract.
Now is the time to buy that Easter
Hat. Ask to see our line commence
ing at $500. PASCO STYLE SHOP
O. B. Gwin was in Ellensburg the
first of the week visiting Mrs. Gwin,
who is in the hospital there receiv-
ing treatment. Mrs. Gwin was able
to leave the hospital Tuesday but
will have to remain in Ellensburg
for some little time under the doc
tors care.
A number of ladies gathered at
the home of Mrs. w. B. Huey last
Saturday afternoon for the purpose
of making a dress form. After the
work was done a lovely lunch was
served. Those present were Mrs.
Marie Beyers. Mrs. William Schlick-
err, Mrs. r. B. McMurry, Mrs. F. E.
Lott and Mrs. w. B. Huey.
Ladies Spring hats, Black Bear
shirts, Il overalls, kiddie koveralls,
B. v. DIS, caps, ties, rubber belts,
E. and F. hose, crepe and paracord
sole shoes. Womans' rubbers. shoe
polish, ink, leads for refilling pencils,
tablets and envelopes, household
cement, insect powder, alarm clocks,
dishes, kitchen notions, paper cups,
Plates and napkins Prices right at
Colemar's store. New settlers can
Rave liiacs and shrubbery free, at
Ccleman's ranch.