Mr. and Mrs. Tully Hayes passed
through town Sunday for an outing
at Alta Lake.
Mrs. L. E. Hollenbeck from the
Hills of Paradise was a city visitor
Friday morning.
s * $ $ i
Mrs. L. Lindsay on Paradise Hill
is reported as being on the sick list
for the past week or ten days.
o * $ •
Mrs. Duncan and children, of Kan-
sas City, Me. is visiting her father,
D. J. Jolly, our. ,esteemed, • Justice.
Mrs. R. A. Downing entertained
They are GOOD!
the ladies in honor of her sister,
as we now need a little money,
day of last week.
we will be compelled to cancel all
unpaid subscriptions. We have
kept the subscription price down to
the old time price and we trust that
all of our subscribers appreciate the
fact that we are the only one in the
* * * $
Mrs. A, F. Holden returned f,.om
Seattle Thursday evening where she
had been for the past week receiv-
ing medical treatment.
.FOR SALE A*b:om" mtre; 6 years
old. A high grade Pereheon, train-
ed for 11 kinds of work. Very gen
tie. Would make a fine family an-
imal.
Mathlas Fries, R• I., Box ii
Brewster, Wash.
$ * $ *
Mrs. A. J. Rawley went to Okano-
gan last Thursday evening to have
some dental work done. She re-
turned Saturday.
Mrs. J. E.'Bassett U. S. Commis-
sioner was a passenger on the up
train Thursday of last week for a
Tistt to her husband who is busy haul
fng box shocks from the reservation
She returned Saturday•
$ * * *
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Elliott were in
town from Omak where they are
now located pending a lumber haul
ing contract• Mr. Elliott has to
move a vast number of box shocks
from the reservation to Omak.
@ # * *
The Brewzter Department Store
has moved into their new quarters
on Bruce Avenue, Tltey ow have
nifty quarters and a flne lot of goods
on display.
Mrs. Guy Greaves and daughter
Norma and Gertrude Deffland and
Mr. BiShop, father of Mrs. Greaves,
departed for the Methow Valley for
a few days fishing the first of the
week.
Mr. McDongall of Pateros, with a
crew of men after reltair|ng the
turns and takig rut some of the
crooks in the Che|an-Okaltogan high-
way above town, is now working on
[ndian Dan Canyon, widening it out.
0 $ i •
M. B. Howe, the merchant from
Watery/lie was in the city looking
after hk orchard interests on Brew-
Jter Flat, during the latter part of
the week.
Ip * • •
Ed. Christenson went to Wenatchee
Wednesday morn|ng for an opera-
tion for appendicitis. The opera-
tion was very successful Jmd Ed. is
on the road to reeoveryo
* * @ *
MrZ• Harper returned to her home:
in Kennewick Wednesday after a cell-
pie of weeks visit with her sister Mrs
R. A. Downing,
Mrs. Sam Morris departed for
Wenatchee Wednesday morning
where zhe entered the Dwons
hospital and underwent an operat/
fSr gall stones. Her father, B. F.
Plemons accompanied her. Late re
ports are to the effect that she is
getting along nicely.
W. H. Fletcher of Winthrop and
daughter Loratne were guests of Mrs.
D. L. Gillespie, a sister of Mr. Fletch
er, Wednesday evening. Mr. Fletch-
er goes to the Big Bend and Miss
Fletcher goes on to Seattle where
she will visit with relatives for a
shot time.
* $ * $
F, Me Millberry returned last Sat-
urday evening from a three weeks
sojourn in Cdifornia, where he was
visiting relatives, Mr. Millberry
had not seen some of ht people for
number of years and his visit was
in the nature of a family reunion.
O $ • •
W. . Starkey and wife and F. J.
Clifford and wife were fishing on l
the Methow lut Saturday and Sun-
day. As we did not receive any
/h for our dinner we are forced
to the conclusion that they caught
tolt@o
* $ * *
We have been to considerable ex-
pense in putting in our new ma-
chine and we would kindly ask all
those in arrears on their paper sub°
riptlons to drop in and pay up.
Let us know how it would feel to
have you paid in advance, once.
We ]ve been carrying a number
country doing business that has not
raised the prices. It costs us more
to live than it did several years ago.
Meet us half way. Give us a
5050 deal.
..WILD BINWEED IS MENACE..
Wild morning glory or binweed,
whose botanical description is concol
vulus arvensis, is described as se-
curing a foothold in the Inland Em-
pire and is regarded as serious men-
ace owing to the extreme difficulty
in combatting.
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Primary Election, Second Tuesday
in September, September 12th.
General Election, Tuesday after
1st Monday in Nov. November 'th.
Last day for filing Initiative Pe-
titions Four Months prior to day on
which they are to be voted on, July
7th.
First day for Piling Candidacis,
Sixty days prior to date of Primary
Election, July 14th.
Last Day for Piling Candidacies,
Thirty Days prior to date of Primary
Election, August, 12th.
J. Grant Hlnkle
Secretary of State
CAR CATCHES FIRE
Last Saturday E. C. Sawyer drove
up to the postoffiee in his car and
stepped into the building to get his
mail. On his return he found his
car in flames. He immediately
began to throw sand on the blaze
and by the timely assistance of Ful-
ton Woods who came across the
street with a fire extinguisher the
blaze was subdued without much
damage to the car. A shortage in
the electric wires was the cause of
the fire.
AGRICULTURAL EXPERTS ARE
DUE IN BREWSTER
Dr. Chas. Brooks, Plant Patholo-
gist of the U. S. Department of Ag-
riculture, Washington, D. C., accom-
panied by Messrs Hendrickson and
Veihmeyer of the California Ex-
WASHINGTON WATER POWER pertinent Station, with D. F. Fisher,
CO. PAYS DIVIDENDS plant athologist of Wenatchee, vs-
ited orchards at Brewster and Bridge
port Wednesday.
The Washington Water Power Co.
has paid quarterly dividends of $1.75 ....
per share on $17,300,000 of common
stock with a par value of $100.
This is on a basis of 7 per cent,
which the company has maintained
for some time. A considerable
amount of the stock is held in the
Inlard Empire.
WHEAT GOOD !N MEDICAL
LAE SECTION
Wheat in the Medical Lake sec-
tion is regarded as unt;sual|y good
considering the season. A consid-
erable acreage is expectedto average
35 bushels per acre, principally
Jones! Fife and Turkey Red.
NEW LODGE TO BE FORMED
.A.T. Anthony, District Dr
the M. W. of A. with headquarters
at Wenatchee is here this week sign-
ing up rumb,fr of men to institute
a Modern Wo@dme; .0:f America. The
required number has been secured
and the Lodge will be started t once
Sulphur seems to have little effect
on westside soils when used as a fer-
tilizer.
Tulip farming could become a part
of Washington's agriculture if it
were encouraged.
A county fair is an educational in-
stitution, then why permit gambling
o the grounds.
Vegetab|es contain much essential
food, try using them during this sea-!
son of the year.
The utility table is a hot weather
Poindexter has passed th senate to i
appropriate $I00,000 for a federal
investigation of the Colbia Basin
Project, It is believed the bill
will similarly pass the h0use of rep-
resentatives soon after it', reassembles
on August 15th. .,
STATE PRESS MEETING
AT PULLMAN
The annual meeting of Washing-
ton State Press as soeia:ion at Pull-
man was exceedingly successful.
Grant C. Angle vetera npublisher of
the Mason County Journal, Shelton,
was elected president. It is prob-
able that the 1923 meeting will be
held at Spokane.
BEARS CAUSE MUCH DAMAGE
Bears are said to be causing much
damage to the bands of sheep graz-
ing in the Nottet Meadows section
of the national forests in the Blue
Mountains. Sheep are being taken
almost nightly from the bands.
WHITE BLUFFS-HANFORD
SECTION PROGRESSING
Dan. A. Scott, director of Conser-
vation and Development in Washing-
ton, states that most satisfactory
progress is being made with the state
land settlement project in the White
Bluffs-Hanford section. Twenty set-
tiers are now established each with
buildings and wtaer supply for irri-
gation. It is ultimately planned to
have 58 settlers on the project.
Use good jar "ruer when canning
don't take a chance.
Every day a bargain day
AT
E. A. Ciillespie & Son's
NE V S TO RE
WE BUY FOR CASH--
AND SELL FOR CASH
You do not pay for lost accounts when you
trade with us. Your dollar has it's full
purchasing value.
Cane sugar per sack 7.75
Swift's white laundry soap, 6 bars --.25
Snow-lite soap, 5 bars .25
Wenatchee's best flour per sack ----$2.15
Yellow or white corn meal per sack -- .35
Sliced pinapple 2z/2 s per can .35
Lard 101b pail, (net) ...... $2.00
Lard 5lb pail (net) ............ $1.05
Bacon, perlb, :.-- ............. ,88
Ham, per lb. ...... /, ..... .40
Full cream cheese, per lb. ........ .30
Bacon per lb ..... =--.80
Karo syrup Blue label, 5lb pail .40
Karo syrup Blue label, 10rb pail .75
Karo syrup Red label, 5lb pail .45
Karo syrup Red label, 10lb pal! ..... .85
Fruit jars at lowest prices
We carry Butternut bread and cakes
[. Otlle00pte $
labor saver because every step means
eat these days.
Over .Inety per cet of spoilage
in home canned fruit is caused by us-; ................ ....................
ing poor jar rubbers.
Milk is not only a beverage, but an
important article of diet containing!
high food value.
;E ROOM FOR
HAVE YOU STORA(
YOUR APPLE CROP?
GETTING ALL
THE CARS YOU WANT THIS FALL .......
A STORAGE HOUSE OR A CEMENT
BASEMENT WILL INSURE YOUR
CROP AND HELP THE CAR SITUA-
TION.
F. R. Woodbur¥ Lumber Co.
"The Home Builders."
Your Wife Wi//
Appreciate Dining Out
IT'S A KNOWN TRUTH THAT
YOUR WIFE RELI|HES BEST THE
MEAL 8HE DOES NOT HAVE TO
PREPARE.
Be thoughtful- bring her here some evening to dinner. You
will like our homo cookin& the quality of our food, and the
cordial, welcome atmosphere which prevails.
BREWSTER HOTEL
W. C. HAMILTON, Proprietor.
i i
ii i iiii i i i |1
W. I-I. ,STARKLY_,
THE CONTRAi;TtIli AND RtIILDFI
PLANS FURNISHE, D AND ESTIMATES GIVEN
WOOD OR CEMENT
BREWTER, OKANOGAN COUNTY, WASHINGTON
ii i i i . I i i ij i
Front Quarter of Beet ................................... 9,, to 1| eta poland
Hind Quarter o Beet _ ................................... 10 , 15 ot pou
Hams ................... 16 eta poultd Bacon ........... $0 to 5 eta pmmd
lutton ........ 10 t 1 eta pouad Lard 10a 1.90 ............... | X.
SPECIAL SPECIAL
BRING IN YOUR LIVE CHICKENS, "fURKEYS, DUCKS, GEESE
HIGH'EIST MARKET PRIOES HIGHEST MARKET PRIOEI
BREWSTER NET 1%'£r
READ IS RIGHTLY TERMED THE STAFF OF
LIFE," BUT IN ADDITION TO ITS NUTRITIVE QUAL-
ITIES THE BREAD WE SELL ISWHOLESOME
AND APPETISING.
CASH GROCERY
