The daily star-mirror., October 10, 1918, Image 3

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Furious and Fast the Battle Goes On!
THE KHAKI-CLAD BOYS ARE GOING TO WIN, AND WHILE VICTORY AFTER VICTORY IS THEIRS, WE ARE OFFERING THE
PEOPLE AT HOME—IN MOSCOW AND VICINITY—SOME OF THE VERY BEST HIGH-GRADE WEARING APPAREL THAT CAN
BE BOUGHT. WE ARE CONFORMING THIS BUSINESS TO WAR CONDITIONS, CONSEQUENTLY WE ARE OFFERING THE
PUBLIC
.$ 23.75
All Wool Clothing—Suits.
Worth thirty-five or more.
All Wool Clothing—Suits.
Worth forty-seven fifty or more.
One big lot of SHOES.
Worth eight to ten dollars
—and you will say so when you see them.
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$ 31.95
.$ 5.35
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SACRIFICE ! SACRIFICE! is the word
"IF MEN AND BOYS WEAR IT—WE HAVE IT.
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Weather—Idaho—Tonight and Friday,
generally fair. Cooler tonight in the
southeast.
Joe Davis, well-known pioneer of Pa
louse, spent several hours in Moscow
on business yesterday.
A. H. Alford, editor of the Lewiston
Tribune, was a visitor at the university
yesterday evening. He was enroute
Lewiston from a trip to Wallace,
automobile.
Giles R. Carpenter of Moscow, Idaho,
is registered at the Hotel Portland,
Portland, Oregon.
Mrs. Jerome J. Day and Miss Bernice
Day of Moscow are registered at the
Hotel Portland, Portland, Oregon.
C. N. Jester returned last evening from
a business trip to the Walla Walla
country.
Ralph Hall, a prosperous farmer north
of Moscow, was in town yesterday.
Born.—To Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Davis
of Shelly, Mont., at Gritman's hospital,
a boy. Mrs. Da/is will be remembered
as Elizabeth Bratton, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. C. H. Bratton.
Any parties who have bundles for the
Belgium relief that have not been called
for, call Mrs. Chis. Shields. The Lib
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We have for sale fancy Alaska, Blue
Prussian and white Canada peas. Get
your seed stock now. Have your own
seed cleaned, graded and fumigated.
Washburn & Wilson Product Co., the
old Grice warehouse, near Inland depot.
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Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Da'
Lamb and Miss Melba Lamp of Colfax
were in the city yesterday.
Harvey Smith came in today from
Potlatch.
Mrs. Nina Mendenhall of Four Mile
came in today on the Inland to visit
her mother, Mrs. R. M. White.
Mrs. Effie B. Chilcot of Pomeroy
is in town on business.
Victor McGregor returned today
from Seattle on account of the illness
of his father, Henry McGregor.
Judge Edgar C. Steele will leave
for Grangeville Saturday to hold
court at the request of Judge Wallace
N., Scales. He will be occupied in
trying jury cases there for about ten
days
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Faculty Tea announced by
President and Mrs. Lindley for Fri
day afternoon at four, Ridenbaugh
Hall, has been postponed in compli
ance with quarantine regulations
sued by the State Board of Health
prohibiting public assemblies.
We are in the market for potatoes.
All growers please list with us appro
ximate number of sacks and kind you
will have for sale. Washburn & Wilson.
Phones36. 1S0Y, 19J. 206tf
Mrs. J. D. Brethauer left this morn
ing for Spokane.
Brethauer are moving to Spokane,
Mr. Brethauer having accepted a po
sition there.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Morton of
Kooskia, Idaho are moving to Joel.
Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Gilbert is up
shopping today from Ayer Station.
Mrs. Clara S. Boemeke went to Col
fax yesterday on business.
Wm. Carson, son of Mrs. Lou Miller
from Genesee today before the
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Mr. and Mrs.
was up
examining board.
Mrs. J. T. Graham arrived today j
from Jerome, Idaho to visit her son, |
Jack Graham who is in training at ^
the university. |
Mrs. M. L. Romig returned today |
from visiting at Juliaetta.
Little Verla Snowden came up on
the train today to stay a few days
with her aunt, Mrs. Omstad.
Mrs. W. S. Snoddy has been on the
sick list for several days.
Mrs. G. C. Ryan had a letter from
her son Cecil at Camp Grant near
Chicago, who says the influenza is
very severe at that place, there being
six thousand cases reported.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Warren and
daughter, Miss Isabel and son Lee and
Miss Margaret Keane of Genesee
motored to Moscow today. Mr. and
Mrs. Tom Marinos, who are visiting
them from Portland, came up also.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Siler and Mrs.
C. D. Priddle of Palouse are here to
visit their son and brother Wm. Alvin
Siler who is in training at the uni
versity. Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Bower
man motored all the way from Cow
ley, Alberta to see the same soldier
who is their nephew. Mr. and Mrs.
G. D. Bowerman also arrived from
Alberta.
Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Beddall are
rejoicing over the advent of a grand
son, born to Mr. and Mrs. Melvin
Beddall of Charleston, Wash. Melvin
is with the marines.
Mrs. Laura Andrews, who has been
visiting relatives here for some time,
I left yesterday for her home at Parma,
Idaho,
Mrs. J. A. Watson is in town shop
ping today from Sunshine.
Dr. Leitch returned last evening
from Spokane.
A. T. West, of the Moscow tele
phone and telegraph came in from
Spokane yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Van Pelt and
Mrs. Albert Jutte of Uniontown were
in town shopping yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Hannah returned
last evening from Spokane.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Haynes of
Clinton are in town today.
W'm. Lee left Tuesday on a business
trip to Washington, D. C.
accompanied him to Spokane to visit a
few days with her mother.
There will be no prayer meeting at
Mrs. Lee
««H t-SSrsî
influenza scare.
Clarence Edgett of Denver arrived
on the Inland this morning.
Rev. Howland of the Home Finding
association at Lewiston capie in on
the afternoon train.
Mrs. Wm. Klossner, Sr., of Pullman
was in town shopping today.
H. F. Samuels of Samuels, Idaho,
candidate
democratic and nonpartisan
for governor, was in the city yesterday
and left for Lewiston last evening.
We are in the market for Peas
Beans
Potatoes
Apples
Pears
and
Onions
Washburn & Wilson Produce Co.
Call 36, 19J, 150Y
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WHEN EVERY MOVE HURTS
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Lame every morning, achy and
stiff all day, worse when it's damp
or chilly? Suspect your kidneys and
try the remedy your neighbors use.
Mrs. S. M. Crow, 324 N. Asbury
St., Moscow, says; "I had suffered
from severe attacks of kidney trouble
and rheumatic pains. My back would
ache and be so lame, I couldn't keep
The trouble would
up and about.
even develop into lumbago and I
would suffer from rheumatic twinges
in my lower limbs,
had these attacks, I have always
bought Doan's Kidney Pills at Hod
I have always
When I have
gins' Drug Store,
found Doan's the best remedy for the
trouble and I can rely on ^ them to
quickly rid me of an attack."
Price 60c, at all dealers,
simply ask for a kidney remedy—get
Doan's Kidney Pills—the same that
Mrs. Crow had. Foster-Milburn Co.,
Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y.
Don't
UNIVERSITY HAS MANY
GIRL STUDENTS
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Agnes Mae Brown, Moscow,
N eva Ann Drury, Moscow.
Gladys Martha Beach, Burley,
Thekla Beck, Moscow.
Alice Williams Bessee, Moscow,
Irene Isabella Breight, Mountain
Home,
Josephine Brown, Moscow.
Ernestine Brown, Moscow.
Angeline Burns, Boise.
Margaret Ely Byrns, Moscow.
Helen Cochran, Emmett.
Ruth Coffey, Fort Geo. Wright,
Wash. -
Irene Collier, Olympia, Wash.
Bernice May Cornelison, Moscow.
Nell D. Cornelius, Buhl.
Norma Cowgill, Grangeville.
Genevieve Dartt, Palouse, Wash.
Margaret Denning, Moscow.
Virginia Dermott, Moscow.
Edith Mae Dingle. Coeur d'Alene.
Helen Douglass, Boise.
Norma Dow, Moscow.
Gladys Duthie, Troy.
Hazel Draper, Moscow.
Alice Edgecomb, Wallace.
Phyllis Orford, Boise.
Ruth Ellis, Twin Falls.
Anne Glindemann, Coeur d'Alene.
Oetavia Gowen, Caldwell.
Mabel Graham, Winchester.
Edna Heiland, Moscow.
Thelma Hofer, Lapwai.
Bertha Hoffman, Moscow.
Rose Jameson, Moscow.
Helen Johnston, Oakesdale, Wash.
Irene Johnston, Boise.
Cora Mae Jones, Portland.
Frances Jones, Emmett.
Gladys Jones, Spokane.
Vera Jones, Moscow.
Lucy Margaret Knipe, Emmett.
Ruth Kutnewsky, Boise.
Norma Langroise, Emmett.
Mabel Clain Lowry, Moscow.
Mrs. Alfred Lyon, Moscow.
Gladys Mallory, Orofino.
Gertrude Christen, Heyburn.
Gladys Clark, Spokane, Wash.
Freda Elva Core, Burley.
Marne Crumpacker. Nezperce.
Margaret Hannah Fanning, Moscow
Leah Eleanor Paris, Buhl.
Marie Caroline Freehafer, Boise.
Myrtle Lorraine Gano, Moscow.
Desse Hall, Moscow.
Bernice E. Harding, Buhl.
Alice Florence Hankinson, Moscow.
Melva Laverta Harbin, Grangeville.
Thelma Lucille Hare, Three Forks,
Mont.
Lyla Margret Harsh, Deary.
Brownie Lee Haynes, Rupert.
Jean Ingelow Kendall, Spokane,
Wash.
Evaleen Kerr, Sandpoint.
Eva Kimberling, Moscow.
Maude Mae Kinser, Lewiston.
Jeanette Sholes, Moscow.
Julia Smith, Boise.
Lottie Smith, Orofino.
Mabel Smith, Burley.
Marjorie Smith, Hansen.
Gail Taggart, Hay, Wash.
Lorine Tavey, Blackfoot.
Esther Thomas, Moscow.
Hilda Thomas, Moscow. ■
Polly Thomas, Malad.
Madeleine Frances Wall, Poison,
Mont.
Ellen Waring, Emmett.
Zora Waters, Twin Falls.
Laura Waterman, Moscow.
Marie Weller, Jackson, Calif.
Sadie Wellman, Orofino.
Lillian White, Moscow.
Frances Wiley, Waterville, Wash.
Verna Wilkinson, Salt Lake City.
Mable Marie Sweeney. St. Maries.
Margaret Yingst, Buhl..
Lorna Estella York, Boise.
Ruth Alice York, Boise.
for him within 24 hours. It is a three
speed and nearly new. Will sell cheap,
L. N. Tracy, 240 North Washington. K
The owner of an Excelçior motorcycle,
1918 model, is leaving for France at
and asks me to sell the machine
once
More Nurses Needed.
The Red Cross wants to reiterate
its plea for more nurses at once to
go to headquarters at Seattle. The
terrible influenza epidemic which is
raging everywhere and which has re
sulted in more than 100,000 cases in
the army
nurses,
once
the federal building.
cantonments, calls for
Applicants should apply at
to Red Cross headquarters in
FRATERNITIES AND
MEMBERS HAVE BEEN BUSY
PLEDGING NEW MEMBERS
. SINCE UNIVERSITY OPENED .
There has been great activity in
"frat" and sorority circles since the
university opened for the sçhool year
and substantial growth has been made,
especially in the sororities. The fra
ternity boys have not had as good
opporunities as formerly, owing to
several facts. One is that the uni
versity has taken over their "frat"
houses for the S'. A. T. C. Another
is that the boys in the S. A. T. C.
are too busy to take interest in other
things and the further fact that many
are in quarantine. Following is the
list of new sorority and fraternity
members as far as can be secured at
this time:
Kappa Kappa Gamma.
Mable Sweeney, St. Maries.
Marjorie Albert, Payette.
Inez Sanger, Payette.
I Evadna Roberts, Nampa.
Gladys Malloy, Orofino.
! Pauline Rieck, Bellingham, Wash,
j Marie Weller, Jackson, Calif.
Gamma Phi Beta.
Nell Cornelius, Buhl.
Eleanor Paris, Buhl.
Margaret Yingst, Buhl.
Bernice Harding, Buhl.
Violet Seeley, Moscow.
Lila Harsh, Deary.
Bessie Newman, Shoshone.
Florence Allabaugh, Boise.
Ruth Coffee, Spokane, Wash.
Helen Bloom, Spokane, Wash.
Verna Wilkinson, Salt Lake, Utah.
Mercedes Jones, Eugene, Ore.
Chi Delta Phi.
Ernestine Rose, Salmon,
j Lottie Smith, Orofino.
Sadie Wellman, Orofino.
Georgia Oylear, Middleton.
Ruth Lee Ellis, Twin Falls.
Polly Thomas, Malad.
Gladys Beach, Burley.
Gertrude Christen, Burley.
Helen Cochran, Emmett.
Madaline Wall, Poison, Mont.
Delta Gamma.
Norma Langroise, Emmett.
Frances Jones, Emmett.
Henrietta Peasley, Boise.
Inez Calloway, Boise.
Julia Adelmann, Boise.
Ruth Kutnewsky, Boise.
Lorna York, Boise.
Lorine Tavey, Blackfoot.
Oetavia Gowen, Caldwell.
Margaret Byrns, Moscow.
Marjorie Smith, Twin Falls.
Irene Collier, Olympia, Wash.
Phi Delta Theta.
Kern, Lipps, Creelman, Vogelson,
Weisgerber, Lewiston; Simons, Cot
jtonwood; Hamilton, Murry, Nampa;
Thometz, Twin Falls; Hastings, Davis,
Boise; , Jackson, Wood, Mullen Mur
phy, Kane, McDougall, Hull, Bur
bioge, Spokane; Greene, Moscow.
Sigma Nu.
Victor Johnson, Payette.
Howard Hechtner, Lapwai.
Alfred Holee, Lapwai.
Harold May, Coeur d'Alene.
Clarence Coeur d'Alene.
Harold Dart, Coeur d'Alene.
Howard McQuaig, Coeur d'Alene.
Gail Chamberlain, Coeur d'Alene.
John Watkins, Caldwell.
Gibson Stocker, Lewiston.
Clayton, Westôver, Moscow.
Kappa Sigma.
Wayman Williams, Payette.
Clyde Williams, Boise.
Ward Wyman, Boise.
Thornton, Wyman, Boise.
Ernest Parrott, Boise.
Sanitary
Plumbing
Deficient plumbing is never
sanitary, and is dear at any
price.
Your health or even your life
may depend on the care
given to the laying of a drain
pipe
Guard Your
health
e GUARANTEE every piece
of plumbing we do to be
i- ('T be'or" we quit the
job.
Play safe—let us do
plumbing RIGHT.
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Witter
Fisher
Company
Phone 320
Irving Hart, Boise.
George Phelps, Boise.
Phillip Tolman, Boise.
Edgar Neal, Boise.
Claude McPherson, Boise.
Hubert Knipe, Emmett.
Charles Hurley, Winchester.
Henry Dorman, Caldwell.
Dougall Holsclaw, Gfangeville.
Henry Larsen, Moscow.
Walter Getts, Wallace.
Kenneth McDonald, Wallace.
Jay C. McDonald, Spokane.
Howard Knudson, Spokane.
Beta Theta Pi.
Joel L. Priest, Jr., Boise.
John Gill, Moscow.
Rusell Parsons, Moscow.
George Curtis, Moscow.
Leigh Branbury, Buhl.
Ervin Lamb, Boise.
Leland Scott, Rupert.
Fred Van Antwerp, Rupert.
W. E. Packingham, Boise.
Edward White, Boise.
Harold Little, Boise.
Abe Goff, Colfax.
Paul Hull, Colfax.
Wade Lawell, Caldwell.
Fred Veatch, Coeur d'Alene.
Karl Bonham, Kellogg.
Leslie Stout, Kellogg.
Henry Crozier, Lewiston.
Zeta Chi Alpha.
Floyd White, Boise.
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derive the benefit of thirty-six years' experience in
close touch with financial affairs. Information re
garding credit and finance has assisted many in ar
riving at successful decisions in business matters.
Why not let us help you? Your account is welcome
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W. L. Payne, President
J. S. Heckathorn, Cashier
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Make Next Washday Easy
Yes—Get .he biggest washing out and on the line before 10 o'clock.
No laundress required. Push a button and the THOR will do the
work. I c wages to pay anyone. No meals to serve. What a dif
ference between this ana the old wasteful way of wearing out the
clothes on i washboard and rubbing and wringing roost of the day!
Electric
Washing Machine
dees a good s.zed washing in an houj. Costs only 2c an hour for electricity.
Positively the .nost economical way to wush. The THOR actually pays foi
itself as it goes along. It saves more than it costs. Over 130,000 women have
already proved that in their homes. Come and we will prove it also. We will
show you how to get better washing done for less than it costs you now.
$5.00 BRINGS THE THOR TO YOUR HOME
Then $5.00 a month until paid for, and it is yours. Sold on our
guarantee that it will do til we claim or your money back.
Come this week- :ome before next washday. Let us show you how it
saves money and drudgery^and give's a woman a day of leisure.
Washington Water P
Co.
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George Wadgewood, Gooding.
Ray Johnson, Caldwell.
Verner Dotson, Caldwell.
Joseph Wicks, Gifford.
Lee Gregory, Reubens.
Richard King, Sweetwater.
Paul Tietz, Wardner.
Lawrence Gilkerson, Boise.
Lionel Fish, Wardner.
J. P. Vandervort, Wardner.
Allen O'Neil, Mountainhome.
Adams, R. Ray, St. Anthony.
Walter Boro, Wardner.
Oswald Thompson, Moscow.
Esper Burghardt, Nez Perce.
Siguard Sampson, Wardner.
Marion Albinola, Wardner.
Louis Cady, Moscow.
James Buckingham, Lapwai.
Alpha Kappa Epsilon.
William Briscoe, Troy.
William Thompson, Troy.
Edward Poulton, Burley.
Fred Lee, Burley.
George Schroeder, Burley.
B. W. Lernen, Middleton.
William Mickel, Kamiah.
V. Mitchell, Nezperce.
Richard Fox, Nezperce.
Vernon Miller, Nezperce.
Fred Rugg, Peck.
Eugene Mullarky, Lewiston.
P. Soderberg, Orofino.
Frank Paterkca, Spokane.
Gerald Gill, Souix Falls, S. D.