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Newspaper
Lynden Tribune
Location
Lynden, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1922
Page
3
A store advertises reduced prices on boys and men's shoes as well as a few children's tennis shoes due to closing out the line. Customers are urged to come in to find their size and take advantage of the clearance.
An ad promotes high-grade Palm Olive Soap Chips for kitchen and laundry at 20 cents a pound with a deal of two pounds for 35 cents. The seller signs as Bob White and mentions Clean Easy, Sunny Monday Borax and 20 Mule Team Fels Naptha.
Mrs. T Smith visits at the C C Smith home. Mrs. M M Horton is seriously ill.
Mrs. Sophronia Dimmick of Lynden died on her birthday April 17 while at the I O O F Home in Walla Walla. The Lynden Rebekah Lodge reported the death and noted her long residence at the home.
Eight families west of Booths Corners will receive mail at their homes instead of Booths Corner and Smith's Corner, following a new rural route arrangement. Local residents and visitors include Rus Goheen and family, John Horan of Nooksack, Horan and Rathbone, and many neighbors sharing Sunday calls and weekend visits.
Sunday schedule announces 10 00 A M Sunday School for all ages 7 00 P M Young People Ser vice and 8 00 P M sermon titled Say It in a Word led by CHAS BAKER Minister. You're welcome to attend.
Ben L. Roush former jailer and deputy sheriff for seven months is appointed state highway patrolman under L. D. McArdle with duty to report all motor vehicle accidents on highways. Reports required for damages over fifty dollars include time place names addresses license numbers and vehicle details plus passenger and witness information.
An advertisement promotes Mineral Salt for ordinary ailments using a diet of Vegetable Compound Vegetable Bouillon Yoghurt and the Neo Diet. Readers are urged to fill a coupon and mail today.
Yoghurt Health Laboratories invites mail requests for free treatment on listed diseases marked by an X. No obligation required. Includes Arterio Sclerosis Anemia Heart Disease Asthma Stomach Disease Goitre Constipation Cancer Diabetes Consumption Rectal Disease Emaciation Bladder Disease Insomnia Kidney Disease Paralysis Neurasthenia Rheumatism Liver Disease Skin Disease Piles Bronchitis Tumors Catarrh.
A county crackdown yields multiple arrests for liquor running. Blaine officers seize two bottles. Lynden youths fail to move 20 cases. Blaine residents and Seattle visitors face charges. An auditorium bond of 6000 dollars is approved in Nooksack district to build a new high school and repair the school. A fire at Morrison Mill Co. in Blaine damages lumber piles, with insurance covering losses. Cement sidewalks are urged for Washington Ave Ferndale to G N Station.
A printing error miscredited Western Mercantile Co with 50.00 for the Milk Plant Fund. the donation is 100.00. The corrected donor list shows contributions from Edson, McLeod, Craighead, Bloedel Donovan Lbr Co, Puget Sound Power, First National Bank Lynden, Peoples State Bank Lynden, Geo M. Waples, Lynden firms, and local residents totaling over 2,000.00.
The U S offers Lynden men a paid summer vacation from July 27 to August 25 in nationwide citizen camps. Washington hosts Camp Lewis with 960 trainees and Fort Worden at Puget Sound for 40. Eligible are men 17 to 27, veterans up to 35, with no army obligations. Applications in Seattle at 815 University Street. government covers all costs.
The Queen Esther Society held its election of officers Monday evening at Mrs. Eva C. Thompson's home. Elected were President Lottie Richbau Vice President Bernice Craig Secretary Mertha Bostwick Recording Secretary Mary Worthen Treasurer Lois Whited Mite Box Secretary Gertrude Wolfe.
C Noteboom came back Tuesday from a week with his daughter Mrs. Sam Vander Meer in Cheney Washington. He found the heat there uncomfortable and was glad to return home. Mr and Mrs George Abbott also returned Sunday from a week of fishing.
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