Dr. F. H. BrandH 1 TREATS DISEASES OF THE

*%Sa¥ EYE, EAR, NOSELASSES PROPERLY FITTED

Upstairs Columbia Valley Bank Building.Honrs 0-12; 2-5. Sundays by appointment.

We make Screens, Windows, Doors. Sash Doors, Show Cases, In-

terior Finishes, Stairs, Woodwork of All kinds.

Geo. E. McCannTHE WENATCHEE WOODWORKING PLANT.

Skating RinkOiK'ii Week Days?2 to 5 P. M.

Evenings?7:So to 10:15.

Free Instruction to Beginners10c General Admission.13c for Skates in Afternoon.

2T>c for Skates in Evening.

, ''Mm'- Maryßm Wmanstf will give instruction in

i public speaking, physical.jggjfo culture and voice work.

\ A Special Attention to Coach-Ing for Plays.

PUPILS RECEIVED EITHER FOR PRIVATE INSTRUCTION ORCLASS WORK.

Studio 236 Perm. Aye. Phone 482Special terms will be extended to those entering before Holidays.Services available for entertainments.

OFFICE AND HOME FURNITUREMade to Order at Factory Prices

For the Office For the HomeDrafting Tables, Office- Desks, Mission Furniture of all kinds,

such as desks, window seats,Filing Cabinets, or any-

...* Morris chairs, center ta-ttling you want. bles, brackets, etc.

If you need good furniture of any kind it will pay you to give usa call. Select your own material, and we will make what you wantwith any special features desired, and to fill the particular spot aswanted.

PICTURE FRAMING IS OUR SPECIALTY.

ALBIN & TAYLORSuccessors to Chas. Kyle.

Cabinet Makers and Picture Framing,

Phone S3. Opposite Daily World Office.

'WENATCHEE'S BEST'

The Feer of High grade fancy patent Hour is now

on the market, and those who desire a fancy patent

tlour make no mistake in using Wenatchee's Best,

"PRIDE OF WASHINGTON"(The Family Flour.)

Will suit those who desire a strong, high grade flour for

family use.

Beal Grain & Milling Co.

WENATCHEE THEATREMoving Picture Show

(Under New Management.)

Mr. H. C. Humphreys, *»*«>ne so^st.

T_ "7 m r*r\m THREE SHOWSI Omght, l.oOj Feature Films.

1. Ingomar, the famous old drama.

2. Kerchoo!

3. Don't Pull My Leg.

Song, "Could You Love a Little Girl Like Me?"

Admission Ten Cents

SANTA GLAUS IS HEREAnd he has brought the newest andlargest line of useful and ornamentalXinas presents ever brought to Che-lan County.

Your inspection is invited, and weurge you to make your purchases

early while the stocks are complete 1and the service is good.

See the beautiful Wenatchee em

bossed high grade Lines Paper; goot

50c value; special for a few days 35per box.

Weaatcfcae BazaarPhone 1712. R. L. BARTLETT

It Is a Woiidt-.-.Chamberlain's Linltneut is one of

the most remarkable preparationsj yet produced for the relief p! rheuri-atic pains, and for lame back,

? sprains and bruises. The quick re-j lief from pain which it afforur. incase of rheumatism is alone worth

i many times its cost. Price, 25 cents;

I large size 50 cents. For sale b,- all: dealers.

MALAGA SQUIBS.I L. Robert, an old time resident of1 Stemik Hill, but now of Seattle, ishere visiting friends.

Ab Harriet returned from his bearhunt. He saw a few cougar tracks

; and did not stop to hunt the Brain; family op.i Mrs. R. T. Smart is quite sick.

A basket social will be held at theschool house in district Xo. 4."», Sat-urday evening, Girls, bring yourbaskets; boys, bring your purses and

'be sure you have money in them.W. G. Perry and his goat left this

morning for the Entiat to help or-ganize an I. O. O. F. lodge. W. G.has been feeding his goat up on goodsolid food for the past month becausehe knew he would have some haulwork among the Entiat boys. Grantalways carries a can of cayenne pep-per to sprinkle on the goats whiske-swhenever there is any real hard

< work to be done.; M. D. Haynes is here from Seattleon business.

The. Malaga Land company deliv-jered a bunch of fifty-two head of

'i beef cattle to Wenatchee to bejshipped to Frye-Bruhn Co. of Seattlej W. P.. Prowen finished paintingibis new house on v's ranch and nowj has the finest in mis neck of

Rev. J. A. Rippey is conducting a, sseries of meetings at the school! house on Stemilt hill.

Constable-elect T. M. Derting iskeeping the tail end of his eyepeeled over his left shoulder for any

jsuspicious-looking characters thatmay be prowling around and if he

; should get his hands on them youcan bet your boots that they will be

i brought up before the court in shorti order. So now, boys, you had better

Ibe ijood.

I Timothy Cornfodder's stork of the; Entiat was flipping his wing over thisneck of the woods, taking observe-!

: tions, but returned to wait untiljthere was sleigihng.

iGood Cough Medicine for Children.The season for coughs and colds is

now at hand and too much care can-not be used to protect the children.A child is much more likely to con-tract diphtheria or scarlet feverwhen he has a cold. The quicked youcure the cold the less risk. Cham-

berlain's Cough Remedy is the solereliance of many mothers, and fewof those who have tried it are will-ing to use any other. ? Mrs. F. F.Starcher, of Ripley, W. V., says: "Ihave never used anything other thanChamberlain's Cough Remedy formy children, and it has always givengood satisfaction." This remedy

contains no opium or other narcoticand mayebe given as confidently toa child as to an adult. For sale by

all dealers.

SOUTHSIDE FRENCHMAN HILL.The first snow of the season fell

Sunday evening.

Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Parker. Mr.and Mrs. A. Hamilton and P. V. Ha-miiion spent Sunday with Mr. andMrs. G. W, Ferguson

The wheat is looking fine in thislocality

The Lincoln school gave a Thanks-giving program on Wednesday, theschool being closed until Mondaymorning.

Thanksgiving Day was observed invarious parts of this vicinity. An

THE WENATCHEE DAILY WORLD, WENATCHEE, WASHINGTON, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1008.

Mr. G. O. Brewster, manager ofthe Wenatchee agency of the Bank-ers Reserve Life Co., has receivedthe following letter from PresidentRobison:

"I received on Wednesday by ex-press the boxes of .Wenatchee applesyou so kindly sent us. The applescame in time for our Thanksgivingdinner, graced the center of our ta-ble. A great many compliments werepassed upon them. The apples are

elaborate dinner was spread in thePleasant Hill school house, whichwas enjoyed by a goodly number ofcitizens.

The day was also observed by abig dinner at 'the artesian; also oneat T. J. Jones' place.

A Poor Defense."Speaking of a poor defense," said 1

lawyer, "reminds me of the valet whowas accused of drinking his master'swine. To this valet the master said:

" 'Look here, you! I believe that yonhave been at this decanter of claretand then filled it up with water.'

" 'Oh, no, sir,' said the valet in anaggrieved tone.

" 'Well, It tastes like it,' said themaster, and he set down his glass witha wrj*face.

" 'Oh, no. sir,' said the valet excitedly. 'In the first place, sir, I neverdrink wine; in the second place, whenI do drink it I never think of fillingthe bottle up with water, and, in thethird place, when I do put water in Ialways am very careful to add a littlebrandy so that the wine may not loseIts strength.'"

Two Orators.As an orator Demosthenes was head

nnd shoulders above Cicoro the Ro-man. The great Athenian stands la a

class all by himself, if we are to t>e-lieve tbe consensus of learned opinion.Cicero, it is said, prided himself on hisfaculty of extemporizing at need, butprobably trusted little to it on greatoccasions, while with Demosthenes itwas the rule never to speak withoutthe most careful preparation. Thespeeches of both were spoken withoutmanuscript. They would never havemade the reputation they did if theyhad been tied down to their notes.--New York American.

Their Only Job."Why. Mrs. White," began tbe sum-

mer visitor newly returned to Say-mouth, "how those maples of yourshave grown since last year! It's per-fectly amazing!"

"Oh, I don't know's it's anything towonder at," said Mrs. White easily."They ain't got anything else to do."?Youth's Companion.

Not Modesty.Blox?Blmberiy Is exceedingly mod-

est, isn't he? Knox?l hadn't noticedit. Blox?Well, be never talks abouthimself. Knox?Oh. that isn't mod-esty. It's discretion.?Chicago News.

A Winner.Tommy?Ma. may I play make b'lieve

that I'm entertainin'another little boy?Ma?Certainly. dear. Tommy?Allright: gimme some cake for him then.?Philadelphia Press.

I could hardly feel much confidenceIn a man who had never been Imposedupon,?Hare.

It's going to rain. Too betterbring your umbrella to J. J. Byer.2 Mission st. and let him OX it*"

BASCOM H. 'ROBISON,

President of'The Bankers Reserve Life Co., of Omaha, Xeb.

certainly excellent. In fact, havenever seen any finer ones in any ~ofthe markets of our cities. It accounts'for the great prosperity of the fruitgrowers >f the great Wenatchee val-jley. Thanking you very kindly forhaving sn graciously remembered usand wishing you "and the residenis olWenatchee valley prosperity for thecoming year. I bt'g to remain,

Yours very truly.B. H. ROBISOSJ.

A Mean Man.Medical Man?Jobson has done the

meanest thing I ever beard of. Hecame to my louse the other night, atea big dinner, got indigestion and thenwent to auother doctor to be cured.

The most wasted of all days is tbatday on which one has not'laughed.- 1-

Chamfort.

The Important Item.He?Here is a thrilling account of

the way In which that daring womanclimbed to the top of a mountainwhich is five miles high. Wonderful,isn't It? She?Yes. What did she

wear?? Cleveland Plain Dealer.

Well Bred."Do you speak the trutb?""Not always.""Why not always?""I hate to be impolite."?Xashville

American.

Generous."My husband is the most unselfish

of men"' exclaimed Mrs. Toungwife.

"I gave him a whole box of cigars,

and be only smoked one and gave allthe rest away."

Paradise for those who controltheir angev.? Koran.

fHe's Ceasing Down to

Get Some

FRHSH CANDY

at the

FEHN CANDY' KITCHEN

Opposite Postoffice

Cm F. Kggiman Prop.

Eagle Transfer Go.IXC.

CITY DRAY AND TRANSFER

Special Attention to Baggage.Bus to AO Trains and Boats.

WENATCHEE, WASH

Phone ItOl

Klondike FisSi ?Met

All kinds offresh, salted andsmoked Fish.

PRICES WITHIN REASON.

W. M. RICE,

The Leavenworth Liveryman

Prepared to furnish rig*, Bad-

die horses and pack trains tothe Chelan County and tran-sient trade. Oue of town cus-tomers phone or write.

RICE THE LIVERYMAN.

Erisf and Pithy.An American law journal has quot-

ed tbe charge to a jury delivered by a

certain Judge Douovan as the shorteston record. The judge said:

"Gentlemen of tbe jury, if yuu be-lieve the plaintiff find a verdict forplaintiff and ti.\ tbe amount. If youbelieve the defendant find a verdictfor defendant. Follow the officer."

But an English periodical caps thisbrief charge by quoting a shorter onedelivered by Commissioner Kerr. Hesaid to a jury:

"That man says prisoner robbed him.The prisoner says be didn't. You set-tle it."

Plagiarism.At the literary club a sympathetic

crowd surrounded the humorist, whosehouse had been robbed.

"They Cleaned out everything," sale"the man?"everything, but. tbank goodness, they didn't swipe from my deskthe manuscript column of Jokes foinext week's paper."

"Perhaps they knew." suggested asonneteer cynically, "that the jokeshad already been swiped."?New Or-leans Times-Democrat.

Liberality.Little Jimmie. who bad Just received

a box of mixed candy, passed it aroundto treat tbe family, saving: "Help your-self to all the chocolates yon wantIdon't like them."?Exchange.

Mrs. Johnson says the secret of

good coffee is very simple?bny Fol-ger's Golden Gate whole roast and

have it ground, not too fine.

CITY PROPERTYORCHARDS

FARMSHOTELS

For SalsTwo lots on Mission aye., 50

x 110 ft.: the cheapest cityproperty on the market. Lots

in the same vicinity selling at$450 to $475. Price $225 each.

Six-room bungalow, close in,

new and modern, good lawn.

This residence would be cheap

at $2600. $500 cash will han-

dle this proposition.

Five-room house, with 1%acres bearing orchard, fine

place and good location. Cheap

at $2700. Terms.

Four orchard tracts, 8 acreseach, 8 year-old trees in full

bearing, short distance out, willpay big interest and can be se-cured on easy terms. Prices

from $6000 to $9000.

Good hotel, 20 bedrooms,cheap rent. Furnishings and

business at a snap for the right

party. $1200.

Hotel with 23 bedrooms,completely furnished; has al-ways had a good trade and

been a good money maker.$3700.

SIX-ROOM HOUSE, includug

bath and pantry, built of rein-

forced concrete; front and backporches; one. of the best

built houses in town, in one of

the best locations. For sale at

$3000 on liberal terms.

LAKE &RICKERD