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ANNUAL fclKCHON Or ELKS
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T. J. 8rwli Is Grand Ledge Repre.
tentative Foil SUle CJioxen.
L. P. Dunn, erf the A. B. C. Laun
dry, la exalted ruler of the La Grande
lodge of Klks. His election was
brought about at the annual selection
held last, evening and followed by a
bl banquet, ReMrtng Exalted Ru.r
T. J, Scrogglu was .chosen supreme
lodge representative and will attend
the Rochester conclave this year un
less the unforeseen occurs. H. B.
Coolldge la the alternate.' The com,
plete list of new office'ra who will '
Installed shortly, follows:
Grand lodge representative, T. J.
Scroggtn; alternate, H. 'E. Coolldge;
exalted Ruler, T. F. Dunn; leading
knight, it. B. Donobue; loyal knight
C. H. Conkey; lecturing knight, A. C
Williams; secretary, H. E. Coolldge;!
treasurer, Charles Harding. J
The attendance was good and the
banquet at the close ot the election
was greatly enjoyed.
WATER TANK
ROW COMPLETE
SIXTT-TH0U8AYD flLLO C.
PACITI AND STANDS HIGH
StBodpfpea Tfcrosgh the Tarda to Be
Fed Freax Bis; Tank Hereafter.
Capable ot holding 60,000 gallons ot
storage water, the new water tank la
the O.-W. yards has now been com
peteld. WMle it has not been actual
ly connected up with the water sup
ply, It la In readluesa to be so hitched.
It will feed all the etandplpes In the
yard, when In use. and will be used
entirely a a reserve tank, and as
It stands high In the air, a heavy
pressure will be obtainable for all
the standptpea and the fire hydrants
In the yards as well.
It takes the place of the wooden
structure both Inadequate and un
sightly. '
Best for Skin Diseases.
Nearly every skin disease yields
.otk-Hj-atid: eormnnantrl to Bucklen's
Arnica. Salve, and nothing la better
for burns or bruises. Soothes and
heals. John Deye, of Gladwin, Mich.,
says, after suffering twelve years,
With skin ailment and spending $400
!n doctors' bills, Bucklen's Artnlca
Salve cured him. It will help you.
Only 2&c ttbeommended by all deal
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FOR KENT House and barn, two
acres ground. Fifteen dollars per
month. Phone Farmers 305 3-7-6t
The Rapidly Growing Stock of Bright Cheerful New
Spring Goods Make3 the Store Unusulaly
Attractive and Inviting.
The first balmy breaths of spring have already pene
trated the store. MaDy departments are alive with
fresh new spring goods in bright and cheerful color
ings that are a delight to the eye, and distinctly re
freshing after the dullness of winter. Opening the
cases of new good that are continually arriving
keeps us busy the creater Dart of the time: for we
have prepared for a banner spring business and our
oraers are tne largest we nave ever placed.
OF COURSE
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We want you to come in and see these new spring
goods that are here. We have collected them for you
and our other friends in this section. Yott will enjoy
the beauty of the new spring styles, the lovely new
colorings and you will appreciate the splendid values
SOME O F TH E N E W A R R I V A L S
DRESS GOODS
In all the new weaves and
colorings. Plain and fancy
serges.
. 50c to $2.25
Cloakings and suitings, all
colore, 42 to 60 inch
$1.25 to $2.50
Piques in white and colors.
: 25 to 50c
SILKS
The popular brocaded
silks are here in a good
assortment of colors!
Fashion says Brocades.
$1.00 to $1.50
COATS AND SUITS
We can please vou with
either Coat or Suit. All
the newest styles and
materials. Every style
guaranteed correct.
$7.50 to $30.00
G El BEL'S
MILLINERY -
For the first time for quite
a while the hats are really
pretty, more stylish and be
coming than ever before.
Our . expert trimmer, Miss
Brandis, will be glad to
show you through this de
partment.. , . :
XATOTT TO BUILD BO AD.
Xaoters-Ewoldt People to Harry the
Work of New Railroad Into Belt.
J. Ot; Matott has Been employed to
superintend the construction of the
new logging road from Lone Pine to
the timber up Ladd creek. He moved
his family to the Canyon today and
the company will be ready to resume
active construction within the course
of two weeks, or as soon as the
weather permits. During the winter,
a small crew has been kept at work
unloading steel but with the arrival
EGGS 25c
RANCH EGGS, strictly fresh, we aro now
offering for only 25c per dozen. This is the
cheapest eggs have been for six mouths :md
everyone now can afford eggs for eating,
cooking, etc. This offer may not last if the
cold weather continues, and NOW IS
YOUR CHANCE.
HIVE
of spring, the . Mastera-Ewoldt com
pany, tibe builders, will commence ac
tive construction and have, through
General Manager J. F. iRavenscroft of
this city employed Mr. Matott In thei
road work. Mr Matott was for sev
eral years roadmaster for the Utah
& Northwestern, later with the O'.-W.
as roadmaster, then with the Nlb-ley-aiimnaugh
people of Wallowa and
It Is generally agreed that the Mas-ters-Ewoldt
people have a competent
man in charge.
The road la to tap the big timber
belt on the two forks of Ladd creek
and means the active operations of
the mill at Lone Pine.
HARTFORD SISTERS
One of the cleverest teams 'n sev-
e-al months. Is the Hartford Sisters,
now a Uie Arcade theatre. Is a
ninety act and something new The
pkta-o program changes to.'ay and
couslsts of five different sub' cta In
clude two crackerjack comedies. It
is au all feature program.
mention.
This Is not livery stock.
Terms of Sale. ..
All sums of $10.00 and under cash,
over $10.00 a credit ot 6 months will
be IveiT-on notes with approved se
curity bearing 8 per cent Interest.
Three per cent discpunt for cash.
JOHNSON ft WEBB,
Proprietors.
ED STRIGHAM,
Auctioneer,
diy 3-6-7
PUBLIC SALE
ASSOCIATION
U A L I T Y The All Important Factor.
We will sell at the city livery sta
ble on
SATURDAY, MARCH 8th
at 1 o'clock, the following property:
10 nead of Hones
2 to 7 years old, ranging In weight
from 1000 lbs. to 140.
6 sets heavy work harness
1 nearly new 3-in. Studebaker.
1 two seated buggy.
1 14-ln. walking plow.
1 3-bottom pony gang plow
1 riding cultivator
1 disc.
1 harrow
1 potato planter
2 mowing machtnes
1 hay rack
1 wagon box
and other articles too nnmeorns to
SHERHYS FINE OFFERING
Webster and Warde, the two talent
ed vocalists, again pleased both an.
dlences last night, arias Webster has
a soprano voice of wonderful tone and
range, and her numbers aro always
enthusiastically received. ' While Mr.
Warde possesses a bass voice of rare
merit, and as a musical attraction
they are In a class by themselves. To
day they offer a complete change In
their program. The photoplay offer-
"Normal Lfe" a Failure.
Los Angeles, March 7. J. A. Har
rlman, a "normal life" practitioner
is under arrest following the filing
of a complaint by Miss Martha Holll
day who alleges slhe became a patient
of Harriatnn's "sanitarium" to be
made plump by electrical treatments.
According to the charges she was
compelled to subsist on electrical diet
under which she grew thinner.
Beet Known Cough Remedy.
Peace Draws Nearer.
London, '.March 7. The fall of Jan
ina yesterday is expected to expedite
negotiations for peace between Tur
key and the Balkans.- At noon the
allies had not replied to the note ot
the powers regarding peace negotiations.
For forty-three years . Dr. King's
New Discovery has been known
throughout -the world as the most re
liable cough remedy. Over three mil
lion bottles wereused last year. Isn't
this proof? It will get rid of your
cough, or we will refund your money,
J. J. Owens, of Allendale, S. C. writes
the way hundreds ot others have
done: "After twenty years, I find
that Dr. King's New Discovery Is the
best remedy for coughs and colds
that I have ever used." For toughs
or colds and all throat and lung trou
bles. It has no equal. 50c and $1.00 at
all dealers.
Cohan Amnesty Bill Signed.
Havana, March 7. President Go
mez has signed the general amnesty
bill, treeing all political offenders
and agitators despite a note from the
United States which advised him to
veto the measure.
Mole to Hike.
ing for this change ts an unusually 1 Washington. March 7. With her
strong one. There Is a magnificent njule. "Suffraire." minnlvin ha mn.
two-reel special, "A Tale of Old Ta
hiti." taken on the Island of Tahiti
by the Meliea company on their
"Round the World Trip." There has
been no such undertaking ever plan
ned or carried out as Is set forth in
this fine offering. Even the Action
of the fertile Jules Verne is here sur
passed In the reality.
"ijtay rggy 's Escape. Is a genu
ine Irish production taken by the Ka
lorn company and a splendid Vita
graph comedy.
WXTKD Girl for nursemaid and
second housework. tMrs. A. J
Ptanse. 3-7-tf
tlve power, Miss Margaret Gelst lo
planning a trip from here to Califor
nia. She will depart March 15th. She
recently drove "Suffrage" at the head
of the suffragette band which march
ed here from New York.
Suffragette Sentenced.
London. March 7. Olive Wharry.
alias Joyce Lowe, was today sentenc
ed to eighteen months imprisonment
for her part In setting fire to the pa
villon in the Kew Gardens.
Chronic Stomach Trouble Cured.
There is nothing more discourag
ing than a chronic disorder ot the
stomach, and It Is not surprising that
aiany suffer for years with such an
ailment when a permanent cure, is
within their reach and may be had
for a trifle. "About one year ago,"
says P. H. Beck, of Wakelee, Mfca.,
"I bought a package of Chamberlain'
Tablets, and since using them I have
felt perfectly well. I had previously
used any number of different medi
cines, but none of them were of any
lasting benefit." Sold by all dealers.
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