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for Alberta to work during the

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h°Mrs Cregg. of Bellingham, and

Mrs Howard, Graham, of Richard-

s/visited Mrs. Grahams parents

Jr.' and Mrs. Standley, the last of

the week. ,•

Ms Willis, deaconess of the M. E.

churcii, is holding revival services

this week. ; ; '\u25a0\u25a0 :%Mrs Irene Weeks was called to

Bellinhgam last week to see her son

Ed who is very sick.

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Mr and Mrs. Hussey have rentedtheir farm to M.Christain and have

moved to Port Townsend where they

will make their home.,

Ihos. Blake was doing businesswith the Commissioners on Tuesday.

Mrs. W. P. Cadwell was at .; the

Harbor on Monday to see Dr. Reed.

Mrs. Carpenter, of Seattle, is car-ing for Mrs. Hunter, who is quite

sick.'

-.'-'.The Ladies Guild will meet, with

jlrs. Muscott, on Thursday after-noon, April 13.

Mr. Haman has sold his farm toPercy Towell and is living at PortStanley.

Mr. Johnson, of Seattle, hasbought the Kalberg farm. He came

down on Wednesday to take posses-sion. ' '\u25a0 :,: - :

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Cigars, Tobacco, and Smokers'sat the Sugar Bowl.

m a7F? R SALE~One Percheron1 7^'iKyears old next June- Weight3*.;° lbs-,, Sound and true. Also one1 /on F ?u Belgian colt- Wei«htAS «s< Never had collar on.Addre ss H. T, Cayou, Deer Harbor,

San jfuatiAreas 4Sq. Miles

Miss Sweeney will visit friendsin Seattle next week.

The Friday Harbor schools willclose today for a week's vacation.

County Attorney R. E. Morriswent to Rosario Tuesday evening onlegal business. ,

—See the fine Eiler piano at Hold-ings.

Mrs. Thos. Paxson went to WestSound Tuesday for a short visitwith her daughters, Mrs. John Boedeand Mrs. Conrad Boede.

—SHOES—You can do better, atMurray & Baker's.

Hon. John S. McMillin was^ apassenger on the Rosalie Wednesdaymorning en route from Seattle toRoche Harbor.

—Singer and New Home Sewingmachines at Holdings.

James King Jr., called upon Dr.Capron luesday for an X-ray ex-amination and treatment for a fingerbadly punctured by a wood sliver.

—Edison and victor talking ma-chines at Holdings.

The revenue cutter Arcata was inport Monday, bringing the chiefengineer of the service on the Soundover to inspect the Guard.

—We carry a full line of Notions,Underwear, Hosiery, Neckwear,Boys Caps, Embroideries and Lacesat lowest prices. Call and be con-vinced. Todd & Hicks.

Lieut. L. 1. Cutter, of the reve-nue cutter service, now in the eastwho was stationed here a few yearsago, has been elected vice-presidentof the alumni association of the ser-vice.

—If you are looking for a nicelyfurnished and well ventilated roomyou can find it at the Maple House.

The San Juan Lumber Companyshipped 2,300,000 shingles to SanPedro, California, last Saturday onthe steamship Mayfair, which alsotook quite a large quantity fromWest Sound.

—Call and Hear the Victrola atHoldings.

Mrs. R. C. Smith and two childrenarrived Wednesday from their homenear Vancouver B. C, to visit herparents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Guard,and her brother, sisters and manyfriends here.

—WOOD FOR SALE—First class,sound, old growth fir in, 16 or 18inch lengths. Jas. A. King.

Mrs. VanCromphaut, of Orcas,and her nephew, Vander Moulen,were in town Thursday. Mr. Mou-len leaves today to visit his old homein Belgium, where he expects tospend three months or more.

—Churchill has the finest line ofEaster and Birthday cards in FridayHarbor. Call and see them.

There will be public worship inthe Methodist Episcopal church onSunday next as follows: Bible schoolat 10 a. m., Preaching service 11a. m., Epworth League at 7 p. m..Preaching 7:30. A welcome toeverybody everytime.

For nicely furnished rooms go tothe Maple House: Prices reasonable.

Senior Captain F. M. Dunwoody,in charge of the revenue cutter ser-vice on the Sound, has been assignedto command the Bering sea- patrolfleet this year, making his head-quarters at Unalaska. While still alieutenant in* the service CaptainDunwoody was stationed here fora short time in charge of the Guard.

—Sheet music and records atHoldings.

The tug Monitor, formerly thesteamer Lydia Thompson, was inport Sunday with three large scowsof brick in tow, two for Vancouverand one for Pender isjand. She*returned from Vancouver Tuesdayand cleared for Sidney with the scowfor Pender. Capt. J. J. Doyle ismaster of the Monitor and FrankDoyle is mate. There is so muchbuilding in progress in Vancouverthat brick manufacturers over therecannot supply the demands and as* aconsequence hundreds of thousandsof brick are imported from thisside. The Canadian duty on brickis twenty per cent.

—Many are taking advantage ofthe opportunity to buy fine Rugs atthe March sale at Mr. Waldron'sstore on Elk street (near Holly)Bellingham, where the assortmentis large and prices are made at-tractive.

IslandPop. 1,500

Mrs. H. E. Sargent went to Se-attle the first of the week.

Messrs. Sargent and Williamspainters and decorators, have beenengaged to tint the walls of the

office rooms and court room of the

court house.

County Treasurer Nash went to

Seattle yesterday expecting to re-turn Monday or Tuesday.

Society Chocolares, Stokes IceCream and Home Made Candies atthe Sugar Bowl.

The Ladies Aid Society will meetwith Mrs. Herman Dightman onFriday afternoon of next week.

Foster Randies, who had been em-ployed in the creamery, is now clerk-ing in Paxson & Cadwell's grocery.

—FOR SALE. Gent's Bicycleequipped with coaster brake in goodcondition. Wm. Matheseus, Orcas.

Elbert Blancett, who had workeda few weeks in Paxson & Cad well'sstore, is now employed in GlennTulloch's grocery.

—Call and see our line of Em-broideries, allovers and laces, beforebuying elsewhere. We have themat lowest prices. Todd & Hicks.

—Just received a fine line ofladies and childrens hose. We areselling them at 15c per pair 2 for 25cboth tan and black. Todd &Hicks.

The pupils of school district No.22 will give an entertainment Sat-urday evening, April 22. Lookfor the program in next week's Isl-ander.

Dr. and Mrs. L. A. Rudow return-ed Monday from a their weddingtrip and are now at home in theircottage on Harrison street, recentlypurchased from J. A. Gould.

Rev. S. G. Jones will leave onMonday morning to attend the Dis-trict Ministerial Association at Bell-ingham, which meets April 10-12at the First M. E. Church.

W. F. Bolton, ofRichardson, cameto the city Tuesday to consult Dr.Reed about a nervous trouble seri-ously affecting one of his feet. Ihedoctor took Mr. Bolton to Dr.Capron for electrical treatment.

A. F. Ackley bought a twelve-discHoosier seeder from the San JuanAgricultural Co. luesday and E. W.Walberg bought a ten-disc one ofthe same make from them Wednes-day. Mr. McKenzie says his firmis selling lots of farm machinerythis spring.

—FOR SALE—Choice bull calfsired by my registered Ayrshirebull.

Norman Frazier, Argyle, Wash.

—FOR SALE—6 h. p. Racine Gasengine.; 21 in. propeller; shaft andaccessories—complete ready to run—A snap at $90.00.

Coffelt Bros. Friday Harbor.

—FOR SALE—Launch "SeaGull," 26 feet long, 6 ft.B in. beam.Will be sole 1 with or without en-gine. Has just oeen overhauled andis in fine shape. Address OscarWeeks, Lopez, Wash.

A Good Place to EatIfyou are looking for a place to

eat, where first class cooking com-bined with the best of service prevails, its the Pioneer Cafe you want.The best" the market affords atcommon sense prices.

S. J. Todd, Proprietor.

Ihe Presbyterian Sunday school ispracticing an Easter program.

The Grange has rented the sec-ond floor k of the Jensen buildingfor use as a nail.

—FOR SALE OR LEASE—MyBlacksmith Shop, Stock and tools;also my Livery Barn.

A. D. Con way, Friday Harbor.

The Christian Endeavor Societyof the Presbyterian church "ffardeTimes Soshul" has been indefinitelypostponed.

—HAY $14 per ton. See E.Enckson, Friday Harbor. In five-ton lots only $13 a Jlou. Timothyand clover mixed.

Wm. Fowle says he is fast closingout his large stock of goods, somelines having been entirely disposedof.- There is still a large variety,however, to select from and savemoney.

Ibe San Juan Lumber Companyis now getting from its bored wellnearly enough water for the opera-tion of the mill and light plant. Athree inch pipe has replaced the onehalf as large formerly used and a2| inch cylinder operating inside ofthe pipe lifts ten gallons of waterper minute. The company intendsbuilding a large storage tank inwhich to store up a reserve supply.

DEER HARBOR

Mr. and Mrs. D. Murray werevisitors at Orcas Sunday.

Mrs. Norton and daughter Alicewere visitors at the Cadwell's atLopez Sunday.

Miss Carrie Loos returned Sundayfrom a visit With Lopez friends.

William and Gertie Norton wereFriday Harbor visitors Sunday.

Quite a number of people fromhere attended and greatly enjoyedthe entertainment at Friday HarborSaturday evening.

Hector Bromley returned homeWednesday from a visit in Seattle.

Oberlin and Louise Loos werevisitors at Friday Harbor Wednes-day.

A number of people from hereattended the silver medal contest atWest Sound Wednesday night.

Don't fail to attend the basket

at the Deer Harbor school houseSaturday night April 8. Ladiesplease bring baskets.

—FOR SALE CHEAP—LaunchMerry Widow, 21 ft. long; speedmodel; runs 13 miles an hour. Geo.Agutter, Roche Harbor.

DOLPHIN BAY

Miss Delores Pearmain, of DeerHarbur, returned home Tuedsayafter a week's visit with Miss Em-ma Krumdiack.

W. D. Sen-muck made a businesstrip to Friday Harbor Saturday.

Leslie Kipper, of Eatonville, isvisiting friends and relatives here.

The Dolphin Social Club metThursday with Miss Emma Krum-diack.

Mrs. Robert Bull and son Willieof Crow valley, are visiting at thelotte home.

Quite a number of people from| here attended the silver medal con-test at West Sound Wednesday night.

Joseph lotte and A\ill Jones havebeen spraying a number of orchardsthis week.

Fred Krumdiack and son Henrytowed some wharf piles over toRosario Wednesday.

Mrs. T. C. Engleson was quitesick the first of the week but is ableto be about again.

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Just ReceivedA FRESH SHIPMENT OF .

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TULLOCH'S. THE UP-TO-DATE STORE*Ross Block Friday Harbor

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