Received on HumboMi
FRUIT
Peaches, C av. Apples, Cooking Apples, Tokay Grapes. Malaga
Grapes, Italian Prunes, Cantaloupe, Bananas, Pears,
Crab Apples Oranges
VEGETABLES
Celery, Green Corn, Ripe Tomatoes Egg Plant, Cauliflower,
Cucumbers, Sweet Potatoes.
Large Assortment'of Those Good Cookifs
Canning Fruit on Spokane Saturday
C. W. ASK & SONS
Leading Grocers
WHY NOT ?
LET YOUR NEXT SUIT BE AN
$30.00 ■- Alfred Benjamin - $35.03
Other Suits From $3.00 to $2«>.00 (See Window Display)
Dortero &. Son
Clothiers and Furnishers :: Phone 32
TOWN TOPICS
Chris Eunes was a last uight'3
passenger on the train.
F. E. Allen of Eagie, Al-isaf,
is a guest at the Pullen House.
Mis. John Mum and Mrs. II. V
Mum of New York are guests at tiu
Pullen House.
T. B. Hudson of Fairbanks is a
recent arrival in tho Garden City.
Jas. Yoeman of Winnipeg his
signed the registtr at thee Pullen
House.
( Painters art- busily at work put
ting: on the first coa; of paint on
; th« Sixth Ave. apartment house.
The City- of Seattle will call iu
at Priuce Rupert tonight and the i
clear tor Alaskan port.-=.
Clyde A. Heller of Pennsylvania,
has signed the register Jit th"
Oclden North. Hotel.
Captain Alexand :• and wife •
Sophia passengers : is mi ni
They hoarded the shij> r.t Y-n
couver.
Wiluur Greenougln of WhiUhoro ,
arrived in Skagway on last nig t'
trait-. He will be in this city fo:
a few days.
The steamer Sophia slipped into
Skagwuy bay this morning shortly
before the seven o'clock hour <mj
by tiiae that tho hands of 'he
clock had swung around to thj
7 o'clock hour, the big ship
was m;u'e fast« and. its thirty U o
paysengere were allowed to place
their feet on Sltngway soil.
It brought over-275 tons of car-;
gf» for this and. interior points.
Those milking the trip report a.
iplendid northward journey, free
frciu fogs aud hindrances to navi
gation which usually stick cltx.o to
. .
will clear for the south, Thursday
r.i^lU around the t ven o'clock hour
GUOCElt HUI'L'IINS 1
FltOM VACATION
I V. H. Oanty, local grocer, who
has been on the outside combining
pleasure and business tor over a.
month, returned on the Sophia
this morni::£ and is getting rca.lv
ti< brent, into tI-e ha-.ncss for tno
.
tlat taiat's art sc*;'S ahead at a
mighty swing cn the outride and
t'vrry o-e is predicting a banner
year. Air.-. Ganty and children ro
ta; 11 v.ith Mr. Gamy.
lJKDOXDO I.KAr.ij roil SOUTH
The frtgihttr Redondo pull.d
out for tnc south last night short
ly a.i r midnight. Dock crews un
loaded r.lout oOO tons of freight
b.rcrc the cast off whistle was
spku'i-i* Iv tho captain. it i»
c-::fdu;.ii to make cannery calls
a-.d li.- oTfr 2-1,000 cases cf sal
mon a vaitl s at the various can
J. M. ltourke, mayor of Cliftan, •
h is t:.:-. ci| tao r»gi-t?r at t>.e Gold
en North. He is accompanied by
his wife.
A. A. JJenille and A. W. Lawson
were .^••••phia passci r to this city
taii morning.
I'OLICE CONTROL SITUATION*
LEWIiSTON, Sept. 27—No fur
ther trouble lias been, started; by
tho Indetpendeat Workers of the
World in tills section, of the coun
try. l'lie battlo lust week between
the police of this city and the I.
W. "U'a has evdieutly taught them
a lesson that the law must be
obeyed
GENERALS TO INVESTIGATE
WASHINGTON, Sept. 27 — The
w r department hag wired Generals
Puustcn and Bell, to forward to
them a 'report of the Villa attack
at Chihuahua^ Mexican, officials
continue to deny the report that
Villa lead the attack in person.
RUSSIAN* SWARM CHECKED
HERLIX, Sept. 27—General von
Miicken&cu. is commanding tho Teu
tonic troops on the Eastern theater,
lie h;is suceceded in checking and
thrcwiug back 'lie hordo of Rursian
soldiers who were streaming across
the frontier.
GERMAN'S TO HAMMER LINES
15L.itf.JN, Sert. 27 — German
troops are commanding the situa
tion at Dobrudja. Rumanian fo:c;s
an bo* operating and tlio Germans
.iro Ming plans for a hammer at
tneir lines.
IVLACKMAILER PLEADS GU1LTV
NEW YORK, Sept. 27 — William
Duller entered a pica of guilty *o
t:.o charge of leading the blacfe.
in : gang, which, has been, operat
ing in the ea?t and middle west.
He i ec-ivtd a sentenco of eigli
tetii months in the federal jail.
Gerrge Garrej-.of Pennsylvania,
is a recent arrival in the Garden
City. He is registered at the Gold
en North Hotel.
Mrs. W. R. Gray and sou ar- .
rived ou the Sophia this morning
Still Another Added Feature To
Our Fancy Work Dept.
J. & P. Coats Crochet Cotton, White 10
to 100, a bai I 15c and 25c
Ecru 15 to 50, a ball 15c and 20c
NEW STAMPED
CENTERS and SCARFS
Crochet Hooks
Best English Make sizes 2 to 14
Fabric Silk Sport Sets Scarf & Cap $2,75
Sport Caps without Scart $1.75
L A. HARRISON CO.
Phone 55 Store closes at 8 P. M. Saturdays 9 P. SI.
2GEGRGE MOWL. Proprietor
V 'ednesday ai>*l Thursday
G<']d Sipl presents THE WILD IRISH HOSE.—A romance t>f
Killnracy, witli C'e<> M-'uli son and Joe King iii two parts.
ANIMATED WEEKLY XO. 4.-.0-I.
THE SLAVEY'S ROMANCE.
BILLY'S VACATION". — A juvenile) comedy with' the) celebrat
ed Sterling t-t-s.
FIVE KEELS
Music by J. V. MiUcr.
On Broadway near Fourth Inclined Floor
Admission 25c and 10c Begins 8:30
and have located in their new
Slcag\va> homo on Eighth. Avenue.
Frans Mobley, recently eiettcd lo
tha DrillsK Columbia legislature, is
enroute to Atlin, where he will
speu-' a fortnight .
Vo Cars a Cold «n One Day
" ■ LAXATIVE BROMO QUTKINB
.r.. Stop the Cough and He.idache
. ork off the CcM. Druggists refund
r y if it iails to cure. E. W. Grove's
i^eatms Js ou each box. 25 cents.
In Introducing Our Store to ta Public We are Going to Make it an Obiect -
for You to Make Our Store Your Base of Supplies for Dry Goods, Ladies ;
; j
Ready-to-Wear Suits and G-armants, Millinery, Children's School Clothing,
Men's Clothing, Gloves, Shoes, Dry Goods, Notions, Furniture, Carpets, Linole-;
urns and General House Furnishings "Anything from Cellar to Garret;
Thursday We Will Ina
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The Month
This Sale Will Be Known as a One-Third Off Sale and Every Article In The
Store with Exception of Cor t act G oods, . / ill Come Under Reduction of Prices.
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During This Sale Our Store Wf'i Remain Open From 8 a. m. Until 9.30 p.m.