Lewiston evening teller. [volume], April 09, 1907, Image 5

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MAKERS
Come tomorrow
Com* and select from a wonderfully
largo variet of HIGHER GRADe suit*
in fine, rich fabrics, perfectly tailored
and fashioned in the eeaeen'a favorite
models—Special price
There is a 1st of talk nowadays about elothes for
Col leg« and University Young Men. It gives one the
Idea that these must be something different from tha
from the usual run of clothes. They sometimes are.
But the faot that some maker« call their goods by a
college name doesn't make them different. A label isn't
.11 there is to good Xothes, for there are many fancy
labels on very poor merchandise. A label Is nothing
unless it represents makers of ability; A oollega name
amounts to nothiing in elothes unless the materials and
workmanship aro such' as to make the elothes better .
We wont It thoroughly understood that we sell young
men's elotheoi that these garments havs that extra
tyle, better tailoring, neater appearanoe and swing to
them that one wants to find in ths college man typo of ap*
parol. They are made by such an authority on Young
Men's elothes as Ederheimer, Stein A Co. That's suffi*
oient. We oould oall them by a college name, but it
wouldn't make the elothes better. They're ahead of all
so called oollege clothes now.
The J. Alexander
Company
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DRUG
COMPANY
Lewiston» Idaho
CITY COUNCIL
MEETS TONIGHT
Clarkston Fruit Growers
Confident of Heavy
Yield
Clarkston Bureau Evening Teller.
CLARKSTON, Wash. April 9.—
The
regular meeting of the city council
will be held at the city hall tonighc
when the quarterly reports of the clt 7
officers will be submitted for approval.
The treasurer and police departments
will have the more Interesting reports.
Marshal McBride has sold over BO d >g
license tags in the past month, and at
this time haB several canines in the
city pound waiting the call of their
owners. City bills incurred will also
be paid at this meeting.
The Silcott road proposition which
has been started by the city Chamber
of Commerce it is said will be brought
before the city council and a stat»
ment regarding its feasibility asked
for. The Chamber of Commerce Is
working for its construction and ha3
thus far succeeded admirably well In
the work.
Trees Are Blooming.
The peach and plum trees on the
Clarkston flat are in full bloom. Ex
perienced fruit growers state that they
do not fear a late frost now, because
of the weather conditions surrounding
the lateness of the spring. The trees
are loaded with blossoms, and should
everything move'as predicted a laige
fruit crop is in sight.
White Brothers & Crum have been
looking the ground over preparatory
to starting the work of re-establishing
their packing house. They now have
men working among the fruit grow
ers of the flat contracting for the sea
son's output of fruit.
A meeting of those interested in a
city band was held at the Fern con
fectionery store last evening, when H
L. Allen of Lewiston was appointed
directed of the organization at a Balary
to be fixed later. The band has had
no leader for the past six months, sine
the departure of the former condue
tor, and it has drifted away from He
organization.
• The plan of the band is now to give
Saturday evening concerts in Clarks
ton and to take the same prominert
place in Clarkston affairs as does the
Lewiston band on that side of the
river. Af rehearsal has been called M
Thursday evening, the meeting to be
i held at the city hali. There are 20
pieces enrolled on the roster of the
bahd. It will be supported by popular
contribution, for which a petition is
being circulated, monthly payments to
be made by business men and private
individuals.
The annual meeting of the Walla
Walla Presbyterian society will be
held In the Presbyterian church here
on Wednesday, April 10. An interest
ing program which has been prepared
follows:
9:0(1 a. m., devotions, led by Mrs, W.
E. Howard, Clarkston.
9:30 a. m., roll call.
■vyords of greeting, Mrs. J. W. Hood,
Clarkston.
Response, Mrs. George Wood, Mos
cow.
Reports of societies and officers.
Appointment of committees.
Business.
Ouït literature.
Echoes from boarding meeting, Mrs.
E. E. Hench, Palouse.
12:00 m„ recess.
1:30 P- m.. devotions, led by Mrs. C.
R. Scafe, Potlatch.
Address, "Work Among the Freed
men," Mrs. J. A. Brown, Clarkston.
Address, "A Plea for Junior C. E.
and Mission Bands," Mrs. G. F. Schorr,
Walla Walla.
Address, "India," Mrs. C. D. Arm
strong, Johnson.
Address, "The Nez Perce Women,"
MH* Mazie Crawford, Lapwai.
Discussion.
Solo, Miss Esther Doege, Clarkston.
7:30 p. m., hymn.
Scripture reading.
Singing, Nez Perce girls.
Address, "Work Among the Nez
Perces," Mr. James B. Dixon, Lapwat
Solo, Mr. I. N. Brazeau, Clarkston.
Address, "Africa and the Christlai.
Nations," Mrs. J. C. Abels, Moscow.
Special music, pantomime: "Jesus
Lover of My Sojfl," N«z Perce girls,
Report of committees.
Closing words.
Benediction.
A.
Dr. Morrow's AntHean
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Through the nervous system. It
is « purely vegetable compound.
Contains no oils or fats or^ ^
any drug that is injuriously??
or liable to produce a hab- ^
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month's
costa.
GYMNASIUM
FOtNOMUl
Systematic Physical lg.
struction Will Be Added
Next. Year
The Lewiston State Normal *
have decided that thev win ' tte *
fund arising from the sale of thf * h *
demned and useless building,
purpose of erecting a gymnasium ^
new structure will cost appro*)™', ,
*3,000 and will be located 0 ^
ground to be acquired from the
at a point directly west from the D ,„
ent girls' dormitory. *'
R was further decided at the rem,
lar monthly meeting held vesterday là
authorize the president to receive ae
plications for the position of ph ysl
training In the Normal and create »
new department. and systematic
physical training will be ca rr i e ,}
throughout the grades and In the se v .
eral year« of the coure of study.
In creating the new department
there will be no addition to the teach
ing force but a shifting of the studies'
The demand for Latin is growing i eg ,
owing to the better preparation of High
school graduates and subject until nog
under a department will be added t»
other work and the physical training
teacher will he given the German.
Accidents will happen, but the best
regulated famillUe keep Dr. ThomaT
Eclectrlc Oil for such emergencies. It
subdues the pain and heals the hnrti