Arlington High School - Stillaguamish Trail Yearbook (Arlington, WA)

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HOTEL ROYAL A. J. Suttles, Prop. Special service for commercial men. Building and equipment absolutely new and first class. Electric lights in every room. All rooms heated with hot air. Free Bath in Connection.

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Free Bath Commercial Trade Electric Lighted White House Hotel Doc. Britton, Prop. A quiet house, clean bed, prompt service, good table. European plan. Arlington Wash. Meets all trains A FEW FACTS ABOUT THE HOME OF THE ARLINGTON HIGH SCHOOL A RLINGTON, the principal business, educational and social center of Northern Snohomish county, is a substantially built and attractively lo- cated town of 1,750 people. It is supported by a large shingle and lumbering in- dustry, dairying and general farming, and is so situated that it will always draw the trade of a large section of country, being at the junction of the North and South Forks of the Stillaguamish river, and of the Darrington branch with the main line of the Northern Pacific Railway. Arlington is well equipped with modern conveniences and facilities, having 2 banks,:! daily mails, telegraph, telephone, express,electric light and water systems, Ktc. The educational, religious and social institutions of the town speak elo- quently of the progressiveness of its citizens nip and its desirability as a place of residence. Its schools (including an accredited hich school) employ twelve teach- ers; it has six churches, numerous fraternal societies, chamber of commerce and theater. All inquiries answered by secretary of the chamber. Thousands of broad acres of fertile land await devt loprr.ent, offering homes to hundreds of settlers. We need a fruit and vegetable cannery machine shop and a brickyard. When in doubt, come to Arlington! Lot Davis, Secretary Chamber of Commerce, ARLINGTON, Washington. Cigars, Tobaccos, Fresh Fruits, Candies, Magazines. F. S. Stripp, Proprietor

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WALLSTEED’S For Fancy and Staple FAMILY GROCERIES Choice Brands a Specialty. A. O. U. W. Building SCHOOL TEACHERS AND PUPILS LOOK HERE! Are you among the number who will want a new watch ere school begins? If so, here are a few substantial reasons why you should come to us for it: 1. Having sold watches for the past 22 years, we have had an opportunity to observe just the satisfaction that each grade and kind gives, and offer vou the benefit of this experience free. 2. When we sell you a watch we put our own reputation back of it. We are interested in the service as well as simply selling it, for we realize that our future sales depend on the satisfaction our goods give. 3. If from any cause our watch should go wrong, we are in- terested and cannot afford to “turn you down.” 4. While we do not carry as many as the city shops, we can always show you a nice lot of the more choice designs. 5 ()ur price: We buy for cash and at right figures, too. Our expenses are small when compared with other first Glasshouses. We price our goods in plain figures and have only one price for all. If you are interested come and see us. CLINGENPEEL, ARLINGTON, WASHINGTON Jeweler and Optician W. F. OLIVER, M. D., Physician and Surgeon Office over Teagar’s drug store, frent rooms. Telephone-Sunset 3-1; Ind. 157. Residence—McLeod Avenue; Sunset Telephone 3-b. Independent 156. Arlington, Washington.