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Covina Argus from Covina, California • Page 4

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Covina Argusi
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Covina, California
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The Covina Argus COVINA. CALIFORNIA. EnterW at Pontoffice Oovina, as second-class matter. J. L.

MATIHFAVS, I'UR SUBSCRIPTIONS: One Yrar iti advance Issued ororv Saturday l.V) Six Three Sinirle Copies Display advertisement at Prices application, tnadp as per contract. Liners 5c. per line each insertion. Leiral Jioticr-s per inch first Insertion 5 cetits each subsequent insertion LOCALS. Icf croam all the time at Dudderar's.

If you get it at Baker's its right. Try Baker's Corn Cure, it takes thorn off or money hack. I). H. Wilson wants to buy.

all kinds of household Fish and Oysters at the Covina Meat Market. Kverythintr in the harness line at K. C. Pollard's, successor to F. H.

He sure those old jar fil your jar. If they do not, yon can get ones at Hell, Ostrander ilr Kent: Five room house on press Avenue. Apply J. K. t'ovina.

Money to Loan: 50 shares Covina Co. stock for.sale. Inquire new Cy- This paper will not be responsible at tlus for communications. However it is imperative that they be duly signed. i I COVIXA.

2(: The Southern California Editorial Association has been iunkcting about Idyllwild for tin- past week. Wonder what kind' of a job they will fulminate this time against the poor editor Now is tlic time to buy tents and awnings. K. C. Pollard, successor to F.

H. Mason. The best hand made harness made to order at K. C. Pollard's, also boot and shoe repairing.

The fruit season is fully on us, and if you do not have cans enough for your fruit you can (ft nil you want at Hell, Ostrander A- Tomorrow morning, Rev. K. Jtisak, cultured Japanese missionary will Ice cream all the time at Dudderar's. Samson windmills. F.

H. Fabrick. F. TI. Mason and family have removed to Alhamhra, Mr.

Mason having accepted a responsible position with a large wholesale harness house in Angeles. During their five years' residence in Covina these estimable people have made many very warm friends who regret their departure. During these years Mr. Mason waiengaged exclusively in the harness business and built up the largest harness business in the San 'Vabriel valley. Close confinement to business, however, impaired his health and he sold to accept a position which will not be so confining.

1LOCAL PREJUDICE Lay aside the idea that none hut a city store can carry the right jfoods at the right price. Many small shops whose proprietors are in closer touch with their trade, can and do sell better goods than large stores. The big store, with its expensive and cumherous system of red tape, its army of employees who do not sell goods, but who are necessary to the system, are leeches for which the customers must pay. The inflated values of city real estate are the basis of rentals, and the rentals are part of the expense which the city merchant must figure to make his customers pay. OUR PRICKS ARK LOWER.

These are not idle statements, for our prices are made after examining hundreds of samples from city stores. Mr. Joseph iininv'lle, of Stillwater I after having spent over with Hie doctors for stomach I trouble, without relief, way advised bv his Mr. Alex. Richard, to try a box of Chamberl.iin's Stomach and Liver Tablets.

He did so, and is a well nriii today. If troubled with indigestion, bad taste in the mouth, lack of appetite or constipation (five these tablets a trial, and vou are certain to be more than pleased wii the result. For saie at cents per box by C. June Lawns and Dimities 20c figured and striped Lawns and Dimities at l.Sc figured Lawns, Dimities and Batistes at 10c Several Delayed Shipments of Mercerized Lawns and Wash Goods on sale at half price. Clean-up Prices on Medallions, Plauen Laces and Trimmings.

Straw Hats $2.50 Manilas $1.00 $1.50 Hats 75c Special reductions in all straw hats. Men's Wear 50c Four-in Hand Ties 25c 5()c Hosiery, fancy 25c 50c Underwear 35c Due to Arrive Special lot Lace Curtains bought from U. S. Custom House Sale. F.

K. Smith and mother have moved paper has not been eslab- occupy the M. K. pulpit. He one vear, to lobby through graduate of the Syracuse t'niversity.

the next legislature? However, they have plenty of time to think it out. -Gleaner. Why did not you not join che gang, IJro. I'urcell and secure all inside information on the suject? Cheap Rates East. Commencing 4th Southern Pacific will sell tickets to Kastern points west of Chicago at one first insurance company is nito the ranch they recently purchased for 0 i im i tril) Tickets good to return within ninety days of wale.

For full paaticulars call on or from M. on Aznsa avenue. They have improved the property by a handsome residence. Burton Long and mother have removed to Los Angeles for two months to enable the young man to take some special work at the University of Southern California. address (i.

Depot. Barnett, agent at S. P. K-l An about to be formed by the National Association of Malltl-j Mr. and Mrs.

Congdon an; thegtie-its factures. The company will pro-! of their nephew, Mr. and Mrs. C. Potter.

They expect to be- tect its members from loss arising 3 come permanent residents of Covina from strikes, and will also insure th car iree against physical in- 1 Mrs. H. Pringle. of Sin Diego, who juries and financial loss ansinff for MI()llth has bw 1( lhe pucst S4N FERNANDO lf i Ss 5 on The com- Dr. and Mrs.

Thome, has'' The Coast Line Help build your own town. Buy here goods your local merchants offer, which nnd price compare with what city stores offer. If we don't carry what you want, speak about it. Maybe we can order it and save you time and money. BROADWELL Covina Cheap Rates East.

TO from coercion strikes. pany will have a backing- of This is a step in the direction and if consummated will effectually protect policy holders against losses arising from strikes, and also the independent workman who cares to exercise his great American privilege of working for whom he pleases and for what he pleases. A conservative estimate places the recent loss by Hoods in Kansas along the Kaw and its tributaries, the Republican, Saline. Solomon, Smokv and J.ittle Ulue, at si.s, 4i)i), uuu. This does include damage to the two Cities and Argentine.

The loss is apportioned as lows: rv--(rrowing crops, fol- improvements, total, Cities- UuMiiess buildings, residences, stock of goods, household furniture, and other improvements and valua- been called East suddenly on account of the, serious illness of her sister at Kansas City. She goes via the Santa Fe tonight. Horticultural Commissioners Strong and Mcserve, in company with their Covina deputy, A. M. Seeley, made an inspection of tVie groves of this immediate district on Tuesday.

They expressed themselves as well satisfied with the work being done by Mr. Seeley. John Fletcher, son of Rev. and Mrs. Alfred Fletcher, who has just graduated from the Covina High School, leaves Monday for Berkeley to accept a position as private secretary to Prof.

Morse Stephens. As soon as the I'ni- versity opens he will enter that institution of learning. Oil Friday afternoon from 2 to Mrs. Ci. N.

Atwood delightfully entertained a large party of married ladies progressive marbles at her beaiiti- ful residence on the San Hernardino road. The th'st and secoml priy.es were awarded to Mrs. Carrie Miller CAMULOS of Komona. SUMMERLAND a i Oil Wells. SANTA BARBARA -Old Mission.

Combination of Mountains and Seashore. Hunting, Fishing and all Out Door Sports. named on acount of the beautiful breakers that roll in. SAN LUIS OBISPO-Mines, Quaint town. PASO Springs.

MONIES Monte Hotel. SAN JOSE- Lick Observatory. SANTA CITZ -Big Trees, PALA ALTU Stanford University. SAN Following the Ocean For 100 Miles Stopover tickets sold. A delightful trip.

For particulars n'e Q. A. I'arkyns. Ass. Frt.

anil I 261 S. Spring St. Los Angeles The Southern Pacific will sell round trip tickets as follows: 24th and 30th; July 15th and 16th, August 25th and to Missouri Kivei points, Sioux City to Kansas City inclusive 3C.O.OO; St. Paul and Minneapolis S67.90: Duluth and Superior 1572.15; St. Ljuis, Curio, Mem- plius and New Orleans, Peoria 569.25; Chicago, Tickets good for the going trip days form date of sale, good to return vitlini 90 'days from date of sale.

June 24th to 27th will sell to Hoston and return at i good. tlavs. For further information call on or write to any Southern Pacific Agent. F. PARKER, ------------Cement Contractor RESERVOIRS, FLUMES, PIPE LINES, BASEMENTS, FOUNDATIONS, CURBS, SIDE WALKS.

-X We employ only Expert Finishers. Always Willing- to Furnish Prices, WOKK GUAKANTKKD Office, Reed Block, Covina, Cal. stock, Sl.MMUtnO; a Mrs respectively. Dainty refreshments were served bv the hostess. Among the guests were Mines.

M. Criswold, J. X. Wilson, H. M.

Funkier, F. M. Douglass, L. L. Katekin, J.

I). Keed, A. M. Seeley, Pratl.er, H. Thorne, K.

P. Warner, McAllen, J. M. Whitsel, Carrie Miller, Alfred Fletcher, C. D.

Jennings and .1. H. Uearrtsley. tions: Lawrence Topeka, St. Mark's WamefTo, Manhattan, Junction City, Clay Center, Abilene Saline, total Railroads, $2,500,000.

(irand $1 As stupendous as these figures seen they are considered extremely conservative by those acquainted w.th the REPORT Of the condition of the First National Bank, at Covina, in the State of California, at the close ol business, June 9, (Charter No. uns rcii Sun t.ir cheap tjed- Harl. ll.iy, li. M.i>t!icw», v. .1 iig, per Warner, Sp.iu iii-rfcct I I I -lui 11 in.Ji-.i 5 II.IIIK I) 1., I II 1 I j-1 tlle-ir Wives I'd nc issai: M.

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VYAKNtK, Nul.tj Cheap Excursions East ONE FARE ROUND TRIP June 24 to 30 July 15 arid 16 August 25 and 26 STOP OVERS. 90 DAY LIMIT Meeting of the National Educational Associotion At Hoston, Rate round trip. Ticket-, on sale June 24-27, inclu. sivi-- Return trip to IK- completed within titiil.ix^ tnun date of Stop alluU nl. Imperial Council Nobles of the Mystic Shrine At Saratoga Springs, July 7-lo.

Kale trip t- 1 lie I'din piv le wit i p. I'll da 1 1'l'lll date ot Stup Choice of Routes Southern Pacific 'BLACK-DRAUGHT THE ORIGINAL ILIVER MEDICINE! A eoinplpxion. anil iv eoaleil are ciiniuion inflicai inns of liver ami kidney diseases. Slonuieh and bowl trouiiles. severe as they are, give iinineiliate warning liy pain, nut liver and kidney though less painful at tlie start, are much harder to cure.

Tlit'ilforil's lilaek-hrauglit never fails to benefit dineased liver and weakened kidneys. It stirs up the torpid liver to throw oft' the germs of fever and ague. It is certain preventive or cholera and Hright's disease of ihe kidneys. With kidneys reinforced liy Tliedford's Hlack Draught thousands of persons have dwelt iiiuminc in the midst uf yellow fever. Many families live in perfect health and have oilier doctor than Thfdford'ji Hlack- Draught.

It is always en hand for use in an emergency and saves many expensive culls of a doctor. Mullini, S. March 10, 1 uitd Thedford'i for three years and I have not had to go to a doctor since I have been taking It. It ii the best medicine lor me that is on the market for livei and kidney troubles and dyspepsia and other complaints. A.

0. LEWIS. Covina Hand Laundry BADILLO ST. CALLAHAN MONTENSON, Props. WHITE HELP.

Family Washing: Without Starch 50c. cloz. With Starch 75c. to $1.00. Dry 25c.

MONROVIA STEAM LAUNDRY riiiJern anil Up-to-date, Capitalized by local business men of this vicinity Culls aim deliveries Ax.usa and (Jleiiclora, Mondays and Thursdays Calls aiuldeiiveries at Covina, Tuosdav.s anclKridavs. Ko (1 0 all-ironed family washings WMI Steam cleaning- and pressing of suits and g-aruieuts. H. K. FAY, Solicior.

K. W. WAKXER, Manag-er. IF WANT Harnes-s CALL, ON K. C.

IJF.FOKIC PURCHASING I FULL LINE OF ROBES, BLANKETS AND EVERYTHING IN if- HARNESS Machine-made Harness at all prices. Boot, shoe arid harness repairing neatly doiie. C. POLLARD, Succeeding F.H. Mason BACK EAST EXCURSIONS (J SPRAYING Carefnlly and scientifically done for Scale and Spider with Stearns machines and Distillate Spray Oil.

BY THE Santa JUNE 25TH TO 30TH JULY I5TH AND I5TH Al GUST 25TH AND 26TH CHHAP RATliS Ask SANTA FE J-'or 'ne year's experience in the 1'uinuiia valley. C. O. 5EAGOE CHARTKR OAK, CAL. Pigs For Sale By Vincent, One half mile below Lower Ruddock Ranch.

Jshnssn INigg BLACKSMITHS Blacksmithing sf all Kinds Our Specialty Shop on Citrus Ave. Everybody Hats It You'll like our bread for it's whole-some and mitri- trious and niadc from the very best and baked everything bake. Covina Bakery C. HORN, Prop. put to to a Same true of A good tart ut 1).

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1901-1958