The Wenatchee Daily World from Wenatchee, Washington • Page 5

BRIEF I NEWS O. M. Thomason went Seattle today as attorney in a diwirce suit which is to be tried in theVcity tomorrow. If you want to enjoy an try Box Ball. Both ladies anl gentlemen, at the Postoffice Newsstand Harrington's Best flour Tor sale by all merchants.

Quigg is in the city recuperating from severe injuries received iit tin 1 Lake Wenatchee bridge which ho is building. A piece of heavy iron which he was handling fell and scraped off considerable skin from both his arm and leg. and otherwise braising him considerably. Miss Amie Morris will give a recital at Odd Fellows hall on Saturday evening, October 15th. Public cordially invited to attend.

Admission: 25c; children, 15c. FOR income business property for a good ranch, to the amount of twelve to twenty thousand dollars. For particulars address Box 322, Snohomish, Wash. Will Little has been confined to his home for the past ten days suffering from an abscess of his head This was lanced through his ear and he is out on the street again. During his confinement he has lost sixteen pounds.

A. D. S. Pelvitone. a powerful uterine tonic for the relief and cure of female weakness.

C. G. Pogue Drug Co. Chrysanthemums are now blooming. Phone your order 2395.

Milot- Mills-Florists. The Rexall Guarantee The United Drug Co. and the store selling this preparation, guarantee it to give satisfaction; if it docs not, go back to the store where you bought it and get your money. It belonge to you and we want you to have it. Medicines are not sold on a more liberal guarantee.

You get results or your money back. A ren. edy for every human ailment. Exclusive agents. Owl Pharmacy store BOYS AND GIRLS, LISTEN! Beginning Saturday, October 15 the Wenatchee Bazaar will inaugurate a Boy's and Girl's Contest which is open to any boy or girl in Chelan, Douglas, Grant, or Okanogan Counties.

We will give away FREE, the following prizes: WATCH AND CHAIN Doll and Wardrobe Value $25.00 Value $30.00 Case 25-year gold filled. Waltham works. GIVEN to the BOY 24-in. Jointed Doll, natural hair and eyebrows, 2 silk dresses, 1 i nw nn A4 maa nof iKti, wool dress, 1 organdie dress, 1 hand embroidered dress, 1 lace receiving the largest number of votes between Oct. 15th and coat; 5 hat eivEN tQ GIRL the ar Dec.

25th, 1910. gest number of votes between Ozi. 15 and Dec. 25th, 1910. One Vote with every 25-cent Purchase One Vote with every 25-cent Purchase Open to ANY BOY in Cehlan, Douglas, Grant or Okanogan Open to ANY GIRL in Chelan, Douglas, Grant or Okanogan Counties.

Counties. WE SELL FOR CASH ONLY Don't fail to read the rules governing this contest Remember it is absolutely free. This Contest Closes December 25th, 1910 Boy's Coupon Girl's Coupon This Coupon good for 10 Votes This Coupon good for 10 Votes IN THE WATCH CONTEST IN THE DOLL CONTEST at the Wenatchee Bazaar if presented at our store at the Wenatchee Bazaar if presented at our store not later than October 20, 1930. not later than October 20, 1910. Name Name Address Address WENATCHEE BAZAAR We have three patterns in white and gold China, at prices which cannot be duplicated in the Northwest.

Howard Thomas, the Jeweler. The ladies of St. Joseph's Altar Society will hold a sale tomorrow (Saturday) afternoon. Kitchen, nurse and school aprons will be on sale at 100 North Wenatchee avenue, corner First street. Wall paper at less than cost, at Russell-Johnson Co.

Word was received last night from Zilla to the effect that Walter N. Granger, who built the Sunnyside canal and later managed it for the government, was stricken with paralysis. Mr. Granger is connected with one of the large irrigation enterprises at Brewster and is well known in this city. White and Gold China Tea Cups and Saucers.

$3.7 5 per set, at Howard Thomas, the Jeweler. Another millinery store has opened, being located in the First National Bank building, on the second floor iD room 20. Mrs. Lynn is proprietor and is advertising a special sale made necessary by the arrival of her goods. She carries an extensive stock of goods for ladies, misses and children.

See our show windows for prices on Haviland China Dinner Sets. Howard Thomas, the jeweler. From the pulpit into politics is the ambition of Dr. W. J.

Hindley. for seven years pastor of the Pilgrim Congregational church in Spokane- Dr. Hindley resigned Monday even' tag, and Tuesday announced himself as a candidate for the commissionership of the city under the new form of government now being worked out. Wall paper at less than cost, at Russell-Johnson Co. THE WENATCHEE, DAILY WORLD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1910.

Wo import all our China direct from France, hence we are enabled to make prices which cannot be duplicated in the Northwest. Howard Thomas, the Jeweler. Fall bulbs are here. Plant them now. Milot-Mills-Florists.

Manager Meagher, of Gonzaga College, has accepted a date with the local football team for either the last Saturday in October or the first Saturday in November. These are the only open dates left and either one will be agreeable to the Spokane team. The game will be played in Spokape. The teams line up about even in the matter of weight and the game is expected to be a close one- Any parties wishing to take students to board and room will please communicate with Wenatchee Business College. Ladies, Attention! New art stencils for all kinds of fabric and decorative work for sale at Russell Johnson Co.

Advices from Libby, state tliat the Great Northern begin construction work on the Libby- Kalispell cutoff, a line that will put Libby back on the main line of the Great Northern, tap a wonderfully rich country and shorten the distance between the two towns by 30 miles. The length of the cutoff will be about 30 miles. Harry Nelson, one of the most prominent Great Northern contractors, is at Libby looking over the situation. The best exercise in the world is Box Ball. Only alleys at Postoffice News Stand.

White and Gold China Bread and Butter Plats, per set. at Howard Thomas, the Jeweler Within a few days the Wenatchee society ladies' minstrel will place on sale their patron tickets with several young ladies whose names will appear later. The patron tickets are for all who desire reserved seats. Patrons' tickets entitle the holder to reservation of seats at the box office Of the Wenatchee theatre one -lay prior to the general sale of tick' ets, and those holding patron tickets I are advised to attend to the reser! ration of their seats early on that I day. A great Heater and Majestic Range.

You can buy either 'or both at Wells Morris' this week for cash and save 10 per cent. Mrs. L. M. Hull is in attendance the Eastern Washington W.

C. T. U. convention, which is being held at North Yakima. At the election held last evening she was reelected to the position of recording secretary.

Wanted, boy with horse to deliver papers; good wages- Apply at the World office. Box Ball alleys now open. Postoffice News Stand. STATE LEGISLATURE GOSSIP Three Candidates Now in the Field for the Speakership. Three candidates are now in the field for the speakership of the coming legislature.

These men are Howard D. Taylor, of Seattle; E. A. Sims of Port Angeles, and G- E. Dickson, of Ellensburg.

It is said that Mr. Taylor has the support of practicallj the entire Seattle delegation. Several matters have been discussed locally in reference to changes in the laws of the state. Many are urging thai the mayor and members of the city council of Wenatchee should be paid a salary and in order that this can be done, it will be necessary thai a law be passed along those lines. It has been suggested that the question of a salary be made optional with the people of the city.

In a place like Wenatchee where so much improvement is going on and where the biggest business in the city that of the city itself, it is regarded no more than right that, these men should receive remuneration. Another change which has been suggested, and that suggestion comes from Cashmere, is to the effect that ihe county superintendent of schools should have more power. At the present time, according to those who are favoring the idea, too many tilings have to be referred to the stafe superintendent. To remedy this is the object of the proposed new law. Made Three-Mile Flight.

Washington. Oct. 14 Graham-White, the English aviator, today Hew from the Benninga race track to Washington, a distance of: three miles. He made a successful landing in Executive avenue, between the White House and the state, navy and war buildings. The flight was made for the purpose of paying his respects to General Allen, chief of the signal office of the army.

The flight caused considerable cxc itement and business in the government buildings was temporarily suspended. Curd of Thanks. I desire to thank the friends who did all they could to alleviate my sorrows in the decease of my beloved wife. ORVILLE LEEDY. Express Dettaery Inaugurated.

The Great Northern Express company started bright and early this morning with its wagon and equipment, the free delivery of express in the territory between Spokane and Fifth streets and on the west by Chelan street. People, however, who live outside of this territory but who work down town, can have the delivery made to the down town address. The inauguration of the new service will be quite a convenience and also quite a saving to the business Growers Are Responding Quite a number of the growers have filled in the coupon printed in the Daily World yesterday, relative to the need of pickers and packers. A summary will be made tomorrow of the responses. The Gem theatre matinee tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock is recommended to those who wish to see the Saturday performances.

The evening performances are sure to be very much crowded and women and children are advised to patronize the afternoon matinee. Did Not Recognize Republic. London, Oct. is no truth in the published report that Great Britain has recognized the republic of Portugal. For fashionable dressmaking, see Wilt Hart.

Evening gowns a specialty. 430 Kittitas. Phone 1928. Why H3 Betrayed "Dear said the beautiful heiress, "suppose 1 was to tell you my father had lost all bis money. Would you still want me?" "Ah.

tai would make 00l least dlffairence. Voti are ze most beautiful. ze most lofely'. I should still say will you be mine, "And wouldn't you care if my brother bad married a chorus -irIV "Not in Be le ist little bit. mademoiselle." "But if mamma insisted on going to live In the palace with us.

would "Nix." he said, forgetting his dialect. "there's some things even I wouldn't 'lo for money Record-Herdd. A Reasonable Theory. "As much fun as a basket of chips, jeb? That's a bum saying. Now.

what fun could possibly attach to a basket lof chips?" "Maybe the saying had reference to an assortment of poker ville Courier-Journal. The First Raw Deal. Adam blamed Eve. Eve blamed the serpent, and the serpent hadn't a leg to stand Wl Entire Change of Program. lHv VICIM.

Don't fail to come out and see Tlipatra THE RIVAL lovers" LI Xn ian story of more than ordinary interest. Has been setting the east on fire for the last three weeks. Don't fail to come tonight. "FOOL'S HEAD" IN THE LION'S CAGE "The Mad Hermit" is also worthy jS of your notice, as is the "Fool's Hesd In the Lion's Cage." "THE MAD HERMIT" ALWAYS UP-TO- me DATE WITH 0 popular Matinee at 3 p. m.

PRICES Today and Saturday Macaroni, pkg. 15c; box, Peanut Batter, large jar. Spaghetti, pkg. 15c; box, Peanut Butter, mcd. jar.

Noodles, pkg 15c Peanut Butter, small I.V VEGETABLES FRUIT Lettuce 5c Grapes, basket .20 and Celery lOc Peaches, basket ISc Peppers, lb lOc Bananas, doz lOc Squash, lb 5c Oranges, doz Sweet Potatoes, lb 5c Lemons, doz SSc Beets, lb 4c Cranberries, lb I.V Carrots, lb Sc Huckleberries, lb lOc Cabbage, lb for St Special Soap, Diamond 7 Bars 25 cents FOR LUNCH FOR BREAKFAST Smoked Sliced Halibut, Buckwheat Flour, pkg hox Pancake lour, pkg Kippered Salmon, lb 15c Rolled Oats, pkg 13c Dried Sliced Beef, 15c 4 Corn meal, pku 13c sardines 15c; 2 for 25c Kippered Herring, 3-Minute Mush, pky. I.V Mackerel in Sauce 25c Puffed Wheat, pkg I.V Lunch Tongue, can 25c Shredded Wheat, pkg 15c The Buckeye Grocery 8.