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Newspaper
Colville Examiner
Location
Colville, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1922
Page
5
The piece explains building credit by using a bank for loans and banking services. It describes a man who has established credit with a good bank and can receive help for small loans like one hundred dollars or two hundred for investments or business opportunities. It urges readers to transact banking to build credit.
Advertisement urges readers to visit Rich's for glasses with a satisfaction guarantee. Mentions a nine pound sack of Top-Noch for mush or gems and notes sale at all dealers. ReferencesLoose Leaf outfits at the Examiner.
Stevens Lodge No. 148 K of P meets every second and fourth Monday. Visiting members welcome. A C Douglass, Master of Work.
The ad promotes a late model Uni versal vacuum sweeper praised as high class and durable. It claims strong cleaning power and ease of use with a horizontal motor, double dust bag, and adjustable handle. Offered for 45 dollars with 10 down and 5 monthly, 10 percent off for cash. Trial in home with no obligation.
The largest Stevens county stock and the cheapest place to buy. We can make any wood item on short notice and handle all mill and cabinet work. Visit our plant and see what we offer before you buy elsewhere.
The Colville post office has uncalled letters for W Barney John Gardner Rev Benjamin Gross Mrs W N Hoskins E A Johnson Harvey Rankin E C Richardson Wm Resch J J Walch and Herbert Ward. Colville Piano House advertises latest Victor dance records with Christmas releases. Rich's closing out sale promises Christmas gifts while Tray Tavern Cafeteria in Spokane offers good food and fair prices. Wood taken in trade for all musical goods.
Classified note offers a girl or woman for light general housework at Examiner No. 36. Also seeks to buy or rent several logging sleds from Old Dominion Lumber Co. Colville.
Minidoka irrigation project 80 acre land for Colville stock ranch. Chas H Hager Rupert Idaho Route 3 seeks exchange. Also inviting offers to trade improved land for description of 79 acre stock and dairy ranch near London Springs Oregon three miles north of London Springs Lane County. P O box 222 Cottage Grove Oregon.
A batch of classified adverts lists for sale items including apples at 75 cents to 1.25 per box, logging sleds and harness, pair bobsleds with brakes, general merchandise store in Rice Washington, four Jersey and Holstein dairy cows, 85 head of sheep, a nine-year-old horse, a John Deere 5-foot mower, cabbage for kraut, and 36 registered Shropshire ewes. Contact details include E F Spicer, Fred Martin, A R Myers, Frank Bryan, P H Stewart, B F Flint, A Branigan.
Schedule lists events from Dec 12 Parent Teacher meeting through Mar 5 Hendrson Trio on the Senior Lyceum course. Highlights include Dec 12-15 Annual Fruit Growers Week in Spokane, Dec 16 Masquerade at Bruce Creek Hall, Dec 17 Turkey shoots at Arden Pavilion and Olson Ranch near Colville, Dec 22 Winter Solstice, Dec 25 Christmas, Jan 1 New Year’s Day, Feb 1 Garner Jubilee Co. on Senior Lyceum course, and Mar 5 Hendrson Trio on Senior Lyceum course.
Miss Mary Sutherland a state college nutrition expert notes hot school lunches promote physical well being aiding mental alertness. They improve grades encourage eating wholesome foods foster table manners and teach planning responsibility initiative collaboration and teamwork during lunch and social time.
The Arden Pavilion hosts a Sunday event on December 17 starting at 10 30 with Cunningham and Brockway in charge. Turkeys geese and chickens will be available and attendees are urged to bring their own rifle.
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