The Wenatchee Daily World from Wenatchee, Washington • Page 8

An Electric Home Progressive owners of houses, architects and contractors never think of building or remodeling a house nowadays without including specifications for electric wiring, because the people who buy, rent or build houses have been educated to the point of demanding the necessary electric conveniences. You would not stay at a hotel that did not use requirements of convenience, economy and health in your own home are very much more important. Phone Commercial t)ept. 35. Wenatchee Valley Gas Electric Co.

9 SO. WENATCHEE AYE. Cheap Coal To clean out our bunkers, we offer, as long as it lasts, Pennsylvania Anthracite Coal, pea size, delivered, 1 2 ftO at, per ton Green River steam coal, (this is not suitable for domestic use, but is good boiler or furnace coal) at, per ton Phone 35. Wenatchee Valley Gas Electric Co. THE QUANTITY IS LIMITED QUICK.

Eledxic Light is now Cheaper FOR RESIDENCES BUILDINGS OFFICES STORES FACTORIES Safe: 2, Clean; 3, Bright: 4, Odorless; 5, Dirtless; 6, Greaseless; 7. Sootless; 8, Fumeless; 9, Flame- I less: 10. 11, Healthful; I 12. Convenient; 13, Explosionless; I 14, Draws Trade; ID, Helps Adver-30 REASONS FOR I tise: 16, Signifies Success fc 18 steady Light: 19, Always USING ELECTRIC Ready; 20, Makes Home Attractive; 121, Welcomes Friends; 22, Fright- LIGHT ens Thieves; 23, Brightens Evervf thing; 24. Can be Used Anywhere; 25, Saves Labor; 26, Permits of Bet-1 ter Work; 27, Consumes no Oxygen; 28, Is a Cheap Luxury: 29, Is Better Than Ever; 30.

Is Cheaper Than Ever. A telephone call will summon our representative, who will be pleased to estimate upon whatever wiring that is necessary and also tell you all about the and benefits in using our new type of Mazda Bliss Electric Inc. 28 Wenatchee Aye. North. Tel.

2675 Roberts 'Ml ea her best in The I ml ThieP One Night, Thursday November 3rd PRICES 25, 35, 50c Tickets now on sale at Box Office THE WENATCHEE, DAILY WORLD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1910. BRIEF CITY NEWS The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid will meet in the church parlors Wednesday afternoon, at 2:30. A son was born yesterday to Mr. and Mrs. Barney D.

Heard, of 414 Douglas street. This is the first child in the family and naturally the father is much elated. Mr. Heard for the past year has had charge of the driving of the tunnels for the Wenatchee Canal company's improvement up the Wenatchee river, and has been a resident of this city for several years. Wall Paper, 6c a double roll and up at Merrill's Paint Paper Store, 35 North Wenatchee Aye.

John M. Daling, one of the substantial farmers of the Big Bend country, has moved down from Douglas and will make his home here during the winter. His two sons and a daughter will attend the business college in this city. Mr. Daling has 1,000 acres of fall wheat planted, all of which is in fine shape.

The farmers in that section feel that the crops raised this year without rain proves that they have the best wheat proposition on earth. The ladies of the W. R. C. will serve their annual dinner at Sprague hall Friday, November 4.

W. E. Mills, one of the members of the firm of Milot-Mills, is in the city, having arrived here a few days ago from a trip to Europe. Mr. Mills has been in Montana for a number of years while his partner, Mr.

Milot, has attended to the business here. He will take up his residence here permanently and will erect a residence next spring. Miss Alice Clark, of Waterville, came down yesterday and will attend the business college during the coming winter months. Hallowe'en was celebrated in this city last night, not only by the young boys and girls but by the older people as well. Many married parties were out until late al night.

The police report little damage done other than the fact that Chief Inscho was obliged to lose several hours of valuable sleep. Glasses fitted. Dr. Zener, Halbert block. The local contractors are losing a good many lanterns.

The ordinances require all street cuts to be signalized by the placing of lanterns, and these are being carried off so rapidly that the local stores report a shortage. It is likely that special officers will be detailed to catch the petty larcenists. Mayor John A. Gellatly. who addressed a large audience in Bellingham Sunday afternoon on the local option question, went on to Vancouver to attend the National Apple show there.

Word was received from him this morning that he is quite ill at that place with la grippe, and the time of his return is uncertain. Paperhanging done right and at reduced prices. M. O. Merrill.

City Engineer Ward was in receipt of cards a few days ago announcing the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Switzer.

Mr. Switzer will be remembered as a lineman in the employ of the city about six months ago. He is now professior of Mechanical Engineering of Knoxville College. The son was born October 23. H.

L. Weister returned yesterday from several days spent on the Sound. While there he visited his daughter Grace who is attending the State University. For the next 10 days I will sell wall paper regardless of cost. The stock must be closed out.

M. O. Merrill. Dr. King went to Conconully this morning, being driven there by W.

E. Stevens in the latter's car. He expects to be gone several days and the trip is undertaken on business matters. Next Saturday night will be held the regular quarterly conference of the Methodist Curch of this city. Dr.

O. W. Mintzer, district superintendant. will be present, and will also preach Sunday morning Mr. and Mrs.

R. B. Pool arrived here yesterday from Walla Walla and expect to make their home here. Mr. Pool is a brother of S.

O. Pool of this city. Judge Grimshaw who was called to Okanogan last week to try cases in which the local judge was disqualified to try, was expected back yesterday but did not arrive. It is expected. THE GEM THEATRE These films never before shown in JLvllL the oily.

Be sure you see them. NeW THE RESTORATION" (A Drama) Program "A COWBOY'S Tnnirrhf OSITY" Olllgill. A live Western scene. "FOOL'S HEAD EM PLOYED IN A BANK (A Comedy t)OORS AT Entire Change of Program Tomor-7 row NVght. SHARP Matiwee at m.

Tomorrow. however, that he will be here in time to try the injunction case between the city and the Wenatchee Department Store on Thursday. Ladies wishing to have Christmas dolls beautifully dressed in any style, phone 1997, or write Box 44. Mrs. W.

T. Clark, her daughters Madeline and Mary and son Forest, returned yesterday from an extended trip through the east. They spent most of the summer on the Atlantic coast. Our loss is your gain. Get your wall paper now at less than half the regular price.

M. O. Merrill. County Superintendent Bowersox went to Chelan this morning. He will spend most of the coming month in visiting the schools of the county.

The trip to Chelan is for that purpose. M. O. Merrill is selling all wall paper at less than wholesale cost. Contractor Kills Engineer.

Portland, Nov. E. Pottage, a contractor, today shot and killed Frank Porter, an engineer whom he had discharged yesterday. Pottage engaged a man to take Porter's place and when the new man reported for work today, Porter refused to let him work. A dispute followed and Porter draw a revolver.

Pottage who had appeared on the scene, witnessed Porter's action and drawing his own revolver, shot Porter dead. Pottage then surrendered, TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY. 4 HOUSE FOR RENT FOR modern house, Phone 266, quick. 11-3 BARY CARRIAGE BAB YCARRIAGE for sale. In good condition and for sale cheap.

Ori-' ginal price $16. Call 304 Wenatchee Aye. So. 11-3 AUTO FOR SALE WILL SELL, cheap if taken at once, a new International 22 horsepower auto. Good as new.

Enquire of Sam Thier. Cashmere. 11-7 WANTED competent girl or woman for general housework. Phone i 376. tfi STOVE FOR SALE FOR SALE good second hand cook stove, at 600 Orondo avenue.

A bargain for someone. 11-1 HOUSE FOR RENT FOR RENT small house. Fur- nitnre for sale. A bargain if taken at once. Apply Mrs.

Mosley. corner Second and Wenatchee. i 114 TENT FOR SALE FOR SALE tent, with khaki, fly. New this spring. Write Dr.

Waughop. R. F. D. No.

2. Box 3, Wenatchee. 11-3 COAL CARNEY, the clean coal. Best range coal on the market. Try it and you will use no other.

Phone 545, the Cannery. FOR EXCHANGE FURNITURE STORE in Portland to trade for irrigated farm or wheat land. Store doing $3000 business per month. Five year lease on fine building. WILL also trade residence, worth $7500, including two vacant lots.

If you have anything good, call at OBOe, as party is in town for few days only. A. D. Solomon Co. 11-3 FOR EXCHANGE FOR EXCHANGE like exchange a five-acre bearing orchard on Methow street, near Lincola school, for good vacant or im-1 proved lots close in.

for apartment site. Please give exact size and price in first letter. Ad- dress, Owens, 200 Height Block. Seattle, Wash. U-5 APPLE PACKERS by three apple packers.

Call phone 1063. Mr. Otto Paul. Milwaukee. says Foley's Honey and Tar is still more than the hest.

He writes us: "All those that bought it think it is ihe best for coughs and colds they ever had and I thing it is still more than the best. Our baby had a bad; cold and it cure.i him in ou? day Please accept ttr nhs." W'KUttciee Drug Co. GIVE BATTER BASE ON THREE BALLS Big League Magnates May Make Changes in Rules of Importance. Chicago. Nov.

of the number of called balls entitling batsmen to first base from 1 to and a revival of the earned run question, will be decided by a congress of baseball magnates for the betterment of the game before another season rolls around. That the earned run will be restored to official good standing as a partial means of determining the relative standing of pitchers in the American league, it is asserted by officials in this city, is practically assured Whether or not it is brought back to life in the National and other organizations, the officials of the American league will make the revival and can do so single handed, because it is a matter affecting the official scoring and tabulation of pitchers' records, but. not the playing rules. The reduction of the amount of waiting a batsman will have to do to get a base on balls, is a different proposition, as it will require concurrent action by both major leagues. SCHWARTZ' RELIABLE INSECT EXTERMINATOR.

This remedy has been in use in the Wenatchee valley for many years and not one person can say that it has not done its work to perfection. It has never failed to exterminate insects from stock and poultry and its building. S. SCHWARTZ' BED BUG AXXIHILATOR. This preparation I have had in use for some time.

It has never failed to make a clean sweep on any building when it was properly applied. I will refund three times its cost if either of my preparations fails to do as recommended. S. SCHWARTZ. Wenatchee.

Wash. YOU are invited to the Nethow Valley Apple Show Next to Elman Hotel Wenatchee Avenue SEVENTEEN VARIETIES EXHIBITED VIEWS OF VALLEY AND PROJECT Open Miss It Read Top Line Again FUREYCULVER CO. Owners and Selling Agents FOR SALE 2,000 ACRES of the best land around MOSES LAKE You ran double your money in six months on any of it. Real Estate Exchange 203 207 PLOUGH BLDG. wash.

1 We will rent you a comfortable home-like room with running hot and cold water, steam heat and all the conveniences of a first class, modern hotel, at $4.00 PER WEEK AND UP Under New Management Great Northern Hotel J. W. Ginger, Proprietor American Plan $2 per day and up Strictly Modern.