Pullman herald. [volume], January 22, 1915, Image 6

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DR. M. J. BEISTEL
Physician and Surgeon
State Bank Building Pullman, Washington
Diseases of
STOMACH AND INTESTINES
A Specialty
ELECTRICAL AND X-RAY TREATMENTS
Special Treatments of (
EYE, EAR. NOSE AND THROAT
Glasses Properly Fitted
OOOI) ROARS Ml ITl.\<.
A three-day good roads meeting,
with representatives of the state
highway department and good roads
associations, as well as others inter
anted In good mads work, as speak
ers, will be held ut the State College
during the last week of the winter
school for farmers, the dates being
February 11, i 2, and 3, ihe pro
grama will consist ot lectures having
to do with tin- cost and maintenance
of earth, sand, clay and gravel roads,
water-bound macadam and pave
ments. The county engineers of the
state are expected to be present to
participate in the discussions, and
State Highway Commissioner Roj
has been invited to attend. F. W.
Oullbert of Spokane, secretary of the
Spokane Count) Goods Roads asso
ciation, will be asked to give bis
illustrated lecture on good roads.
I \ltls\ II.I,i; MASTER
AMl'* COMMITTEES
At the regular meeting on Monday
night of Ewartsville Grange, the
third and fourth degrees were con
ferred upon the following Mr, and
Mis. Alec McPherson, Mr and Mrs.
Lloyd Bush, and .Mr. and Wis. Uoy
Guthrie. A chicken-pie supper was
served Following is ,1 list of the
committees appointed by the master,
.1. T. LaFollette, lor the year 1U15:
Relief- Mrs. W. A. Lybecker, Mrs.
c. A. tiaverland, Airs. W. 11. Spence,
Mr. W. H. Spence", Mr. Chas! St.-in.
Finance -Air. a .1. Whitten, Air.
Walter Savage. Mrs, C. 1). Martin.
Kitchen—Mrs. a. F. Carrothefraj
Mrs. R. Q. Lyle. Miss Minnie Story,
Airs. C. O. Kellogg, Mr. ('. 1). Mar
tin, Mr \V. C. Kamerrer, Air. W. a.
lo ip'p k.i. .Mr. i.. it. Brown.
NOTICE CONCERNING COASTING
After the fatal accident which oc
curred from coasting last Wednes
day night, it. is suggested by the city
authorities that no bobsleds be used
on an* public street and that only
single sleds shall be permitted to
oast within reasonable hours within
the city limits, and that on any oc
casion not more than two people may
ride on any sled. It is further sug
gested that children under six years
of age, coasting at an* time on an*
street or public property, must be
accompanied by parents or guard
ians. There is a city ordinance
against coasting on any sidewalks in
any part of town at any time Any
body found violating this ordinance
will be punished upon the propel
testimony and conviction.
H \i*i.i'*Y 'JACKSON.
Mayor
STAB GRANGE
Star Grange held a public Installa
tion of officers Friday night. Form
er Waster F. A. Hodges, assisted by
1.. R. Brown, both of Ewartsville,
was the installing officer Several
Oranges were represented the larg
est crowd being IT. who came from
Ewartsville a literary program was
also given. Following is a list of the
new officers Master, C M. O'Dell;
overseer, John Keating; lecturer,
James Bmmert; treasurer, J. c. Jen,
kins secretary, (i. H. Holbrook;
chaplain. Airs C, 11. Holbrook; stew
ard. Clarence Davis; gatekeeper,
Floyd Hickman; Flora, Mrs. James
Bmmert lady assistant. Miss
BehUltes. Ceres and Pomona elect
'■:>■ not present.
FOR BALE Household goods,
209 btcKenzle st jan22
See. Duthie for all kinds or
lumber. apr'24tf
STAR THEATRE ATTRACTIONS ! E 'j™*
Every Saturday from Jan. 23 *fi "*W I 4^^ if*\ |\/[ ACD '?> #** Monday and Tuesday, Jan. 25-26
The Perils _ Z. Km OMAR "*J The Gangsters
n f P-a nlitni=k First number of a twenty number serial. Each episode is a r _\_w try _
Ul i dUlllie complete story and will not depend upon the preceding install- OI IN 6 W XOTK
will be shown both Matinee ments. Each story is the solution of a mystery by the famous Ml ITI I wppi^i v
and Evening. mystic detective "ZUDORA." Zudora will be shown EVERY wICLV wttKLY
1 — — _ FRIDAY with TWO COMEDIES and PATHE NEWS. and PATHE NEWS
"I 111 THIEF'" VI
HECK'S THEATER
'I'll.- Thief,".' William Fox's Box
unite Attraction company's produc
tion extraordlnarj of Henri Hern
stein's strong drama, introduces tor
the first lime up.in the screen Miss
Dorothy Donnelly, the famous star
111 ".Madame X." and 111: 111 Amer
ica's greatest emotional actresses,
'.'The Thief," has served lo verify
lit- judgment of the critics that In M.
Bernstein a dramatist oi breadth
and insight into the lives of men .4 in I
women had arisen. "Irrael." the
first drun to set forth he pull be
tween .lew and Gentile and to sug
gest a solution bj which it might he
bridged, was equally successful and
lis The Thief" and "Samson,"' en
joyed ;i .ii. iin 111 Now- York and
throughout Ihe United States
At Beck's heater, Wednesday,
Juuuurj 21. Admission iii and I .**»
cent*.
I'IiLLMAX LOCAL
A well attended meeting of I'mi
man local .it the Farmers Union was
held Wednesday afternoon. P. XXX
Cox ot Colfax gave an excellent ad
uresH in which he argued that th*»
farmers must organize in order to!
hold their own In competition with
the interests which make money out
of what the farmers produce and
what they consume. He briefly ex
plained some of the benefit which
the Farmers Union had secured lor-
Its members, and outlined the plans!
of the state executive board tor es
tablishing a farmers' bank, and a
wholesale buying agency. Mr. Cox
was very conservative in his state
ments and emphasized the fact that
the Union is not antagonistic to the I
merchants of any community and
does not advise its members to send
away for their supplies unless the)
can stive money by so doing. After
his address he answered numerous
questions and a number of those
present joined in a discussion of mat
ters pertaining to the organization,
CARD OF THANKS
We a ish to express our heartfelt
thanks to our many kind friends and
neighbors for their help and sym
pathy extended In oar recent .ureal
bereavement, also for the many
beautiful flowers,
Mr. .1. M. Thompson.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Thompson.
Mr. and Mrs. It. B. Shaw.
It's not what you make,
but what you save
that counts
Every dollar that you spend foolishly, every proportionate
amount of money that you earn that it would be possible to
save and do not, is only money that you have to work for
again.
On the other hand, every dollar you put in the bank is
money that is going to constantly work for you.
Which is the best: money always working for you. or you
always working for your money.
Come in and start that bank account. Don't put it off an
other day,
FARMERS STATE
BANK
M. Schultheis, Jr., President F. C. Forrest, Cashier
S. H. Breeze, Vice President R. E. Doty, Asst. Cashier
IUIM'EWOOD-OIjSOX nuptials
Ronald l". Ridgewood and Miss
(Cora Olson were married Tuesday
evening at the Federated church, the
ceremony being performed by the |
Rev. C. 11. Harrison in the present
ol the relatives of the contracting;
[ parties. The bride is the daughter'
■of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Olson, resid
ing at Armstrong, and la popular in j
, Pitll.man's younger st. The groom |
jis ,1 cook, employed at the Miller
cafe, anil has in,id.- many friends in
; Pullman. 1 In- young couple will con
[ Unite to 1 fit!.' here.
Mi in Ms 11,1, m; quests
1 I
, At each meeting of the Chamber;
lot' Commerce hereafter a committee
jof ff.tr college students and one of
. I tin- 11. v. members of the college fac-
I tilt) ,\ iii .... the guests of the organ!-!
1 Vation. both at ii .■ weekly supper
arid at Ihe in ess meeting which ■
l "olio-- The object of tit.- new
.plan, which was adopted by the ]
Chamber of Commerce Tuesday j
evening, is to promote 'lustpi- rela
tionshlp .in.! harmony between the ■
business men of Pullman and the ,
students and faculty of the college.
'
! Mrs. It. 1, Steele entertained a
[number ■.; friends Wednesday after
noon .11 a verj pleasant live hun
ii 1 .'.I party,
Charles F. llensel of Colfax, chair- 1
man of the democratic county com
mittee, was iii Pullman yesterday on
I business.
10 11. Hutchinson, the popular cal
end'ti man, paid bis annual order
taking visit to Pullman the first of
the week. He said thai tit; is re
ceiving fat- more orders and far
more expensive calendars than last
years, which is a good Indication of >
the general improvement in business
I conditions.
A number of Pullman business
[men went to Moscow, Idaho, last
(Tuesday to attend a Get-Together
luncheon given by the Moscow Com
mercial club. short speeches were
I made and the best of feeling pre- j
; vailed
.1. XX. Mathews. Dr. E. T. Patee.
Bruce Lampson, Mrs. it. A. Emerson.
Mrs, .1. X. Emerson, and Mrs. Win.
Goodyear have been appointed as a
j board to represent the Pacific Coast
Rescue and Protective society in j
Pullman and vicinity.
The Fortnightly club met Satur- j
day ufternon at the home of Mrs.
- Steele. Mis. M. K. Akers gave a
paper on "Contemporaries of Tur
genief,'.' and Mrs. Bryan reviewed
Turgenief's "Virgin Soil." Mr. Mc
x.-.l rendered three piano solos.
T. VV. Shaughnessy, a Spokane
printer, has bought the plant of the
LaCrosse Herald and has moved it to
Albion and this week will issue the
■ first copy of the Albion Graphic.
Ft") 11 SALE —Holstein bull. I
I might buy a couple of good brood
sows that will farrow in March. J.
IM. Reed, Pullman, Wash.. jan22tf
CARD OK THANKS
We desire to hereby express out
heartfelt thanks to the friends and
neighbors who so kindly assisted and
j comforted us in the hour of our bo
reavement
EMMA Mccracken
AND CHILDREN.
Women's white dancing pumps;
rubber soles; all sizes; C. R. Sanders
Dry Goods Co. Jan 22
Greenawalt-Folger Go.
Phones 77 L
;If I j plfil 11 ! Are for women who are seeking style and
Ij! ! 1 C^{ ~~ "Hi • comfort and fashionable fit and long wear,
M a" combined in a moderate priced corset.
®|Sftj^ $1.00 to $3.50
SHll Redfern Corsets
>} f Redfern Corsets
\'if ,' I || (Manufactured by Warner Brothers Co.)
\I ' 1
/i j ;[| : Redferns are for people who must have
j-m j I j! I extremes of fashion, beauty and delicacy
ilfjffi I / at any reasonable price.
$3.00 and up
New White Goods
Are Now On Display
Batistes, Lyklinens, Nainsooks, Longcloths, Dotted Swiss, Art
Linens, Mercerised Chiffons, Poplins, Piques, Galateas, etc.
NEW COTTON FABRICS
EMBROIDERED CREPES—B6-inch widths
$1.25 per yard
SEED VOILESAII colors; 110-ncb widths
40c per yard
SPANISH VOILES—IO-inch widths
35c per yard
EMBROIDERED VOILES— 10-inch widths
35c per yard
LACS CLOTH ORGANDIES DRESS CREPES
12 l-2c yard 15c per yard 25c per yard
Plan your sewing now. Authoratitive styles are to be found in
the new McCall Quarterly now on sale, only five cents
when purchased with a fifteen cent pattern. For real clever
ness and up-to-the-minute styles, McCall designs lead.
WOOL DRESS GOODS
Blue Serge, extra good values. Serges promise to be very strong for Spring.
50-nch widths $2.75' 50-inch widths $1.25
50-inch widths $1.50 50-inch widths $1.00
Black Peau de Soie, San Toy, Wool Taffeta, Checked Suitings, Wool Poplins-
A new "Just Wright" shoe for men. The arch preserver shoe.
Throw away your aich supporters. This new patented feature
is found in the Jus! Wright shoe only. . _, c
Special Price to introduce this number H> O.OU
Greenawalt-Folger Co.
Pullman, Wash. Both Phones 77
IMG ATTRACTION
There is no better known story of
country life than "Shore Acres,"
which whs written by .las. A. Heme
and played by htm for over 10 years
on the legitimate stage. Realizing
the popularity of this study of rural
life in New England, the All Star
Feature Corporation secured from
Mr. Heme's estate the motion pic
ture rights to the drama. "Shore
Acres" in motion pictures is even
more effective than on the stage bo.
cause painted water and paint*
recks can not compare *-/lth a real
storm at sea. caught by tho cam»r!
The five-reel film depicts the scenery
along the com) of Maine, where the
Incidents of the story occurred and
the parts are taken by a Strong cast
of popular thesplans.
This beautiful film will be shown
at Beck's theater tonight and to
morrow night, Friday and Saturday
January 22 and 23.
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