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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-24

Cincinnati, 90. g2opember.
Der Marft ipar IN Der perflOFensu
Do6e duberft fluu, Oa teine 3ufubr
porbanben mar unb nur fir ben los
falen 8ebdrf asfauft nurbe.
eftpere3nebferhe. 1880 bls f.6o09f. sf5o--250
Jdrm,EtlieH. f.2o0 bis 1000 gto... 150--225
Grpreb Gbnnfs 900 bis 200 Rfb. i25-f75
QenHfbIpniiia BieIee, 900 bis 1,0OOBf. 150--fe0
Gibii1e Bferbe, 800 bis 1000 9f... 1b5--fe5
Tlras ..,............. 25--f00
Beiisru Ranee @ferte. I0-1o0
bis 1900 9fb.. eoo-275
1900 3D.. 90--2o0
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-24

Die llmfdts TN bieiisen Gltoriagbaus
bsliffsn ii9 beuie auf $3,7s9,o00.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1914-08-28
pon.r BELIEVE ".

Accounts ~ barhafilics Inflicted ep.
on Hau -e0nhafauta especially tales %
ne slaughter - women aad children
should not ~ credited az all These
VIII famars always accompany war
fare. The conflicting nations are clv-
nized Thty o. Nos make war as say.
ases de- Tales u raplne are calculated
onis 60 stir ~ national hatreda. and
there is already pleniiiude % that
sitteat nanionig adding 60 d
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1914-08-28
NOTICE Of SALE OF MUNICIPAL
COUPON BONDS OF The VII
LACE OF ssosHoNE. COUNTY
OF LINCOLN. STATE OF IDAHO.

NOTICE l. hereby given that Il il
ths intention u the hoard o. Trustees
% the Village q Shoshonr. County q
IAneOsn. state a Idaho. 20 issue. sell
and nsxotiats municipal eoupon beads
a. said village u shoshons 20 tins az
rroxats smount Of Eighteen Thousand
et1seea 80 polars. said bonds TO oe
dated the Lad day - July 1914. and
hearing interest evidenced BY neso-
liable eeapons thereto attached az a
r1ie bot - exceed ak per cent - per
csnt1 per aunum. payable sefnj-annu-
ally. said bandz 10 be issued IN de-
ncninssous II got more than one
Tnoasaea i.ee9 eel Dollars each and
not hess thsn one Hundred tfiQesg)
Dollars sseh az the option u The pur-
chaser said bonds shall b. payable On
the LAT day ~ July. 1874. bat shah b
rede~fnabic al the pleasure % ne
Chairman and Beard Of Trustees q ms
Village of shoshoEe. AZ any time after
fbe fsrss day u July. 1874 but each
bond shall b. re1eemshie in the eftef
~ "a numbered
BON Interest ard principal q said
bonds shall b. made payable ~ the
effsce q the village Treasurer ~ the
yinnro u sh0shsne. County q Lin
coin. state u idaho. or AZ rome Bank
IN the city d Sew York 20 be desig-
mated By SAID Board q Trustees.
Notice is hereby further given that
III 81 raid bonds aEgregatlug Eighteen
-T-,,o,,sapa fsts. Coeo9l Dollars snail BE-
,,scetssted ard sold az the highest and
,,srt bld offered huf not for legs than
- rasse and accrued interest and the
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1914-08-28
80 @*e4s *@sse
. NEWS FROM NEAR PLACES.


Sentences connutsd. - The Cassie
board u county commissioners last
~eck commuiea me sentence y Harry
stomara who was serylEs out a $500
nns Tor violation 81 the ilaaor law.
siafhsrd's term raa half over bus fhv
cosnmisslonsrs feii that further near
csrssloa would not serve The ends of
Jasslss whle adding % me county ex-
sseascz unnecessarily.
Sugar ssyroSssts---Thc price ~
sasn rise 81 rapidly during hast week
a. 4 result u ihe VS. scare that man
hsulinE a zach n that product from
Burisy 70 Albion found Il worth dol
t4f more ~h~n be sot 80 Albion than
u sAs uhsn ~ started.
Nsss oooains pref,-saperlnsenden
Gsas having resigned a. a result Of
ar school agitation ia Ge0dlng 4 new
superintendent has been elected IT,
J.. s Gallagher. who gets $500 year
ass Kind % Auto Aeeidsnt.--'fws
nen. " j. Taylor ana Hex Thomas.
wsre renewing soma rubbish from an
auto sasoisne tank a. Twin Fails last
seek. after repairing leak. TO help
tAem ln their work an electric nght
was Inserted INFO The tank, II IL be-
r.ved that The wire short -cifenited
GA ihe metal - ihc tank causing the
furscs remaining inside 90 ignite, and
resulting IN az explosion. The glass
buih nas blown into bits ana driven
inta IayiarB fAee and arms
Bis Barn Blass.--lhe barn. eight
sets 81 harness and about thirty tons
u hay 81 The farm u A. sohrode east
of Rsperf was destroyed hy fire last
wosk Thursday afternoon. That was
tie third IRE la that section ia -
many wceks. and one u them resulted
in death.
Flesh Torn Christianity stills. near
Hepburn. narrowly escaped having hls
fool taker On as ~ was riding 20 town
wiih hls father one day last week. a
5oli ihseW him against the sids % the
wagon ard tangled his foot IA the
~heel The shoe was completely torn
~. and the flesh was sliced 70 the
bone The neview reports that the
Injured member Is doing nicely
chxaes % Edisors.--J n. Brintou.
Formerly located In the Journal Office
mechanical department. IL now rum
rs the Hes born Review and greatly
Improving that publication.
N. &. Phillips. Edisor.-N. Edsaf
hdiips and John Benson are pub
ishlns The Oakley Journal just start
q ia ghe cassia county town ~ that
Iame u makes q good showing rhil-
Ips - q faFmef employ ~ the shoshone
ournsi ard later Published Tor time
be slsnsi - thls town. re h nrst
lass priGtrn
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1914-08-28

Albert g. Galiie who sans with the
iueDmta Aaeilna ratu % years
aro ana resolved cheek Tor 1890
pr concert therefor. dled a. the Los
Annsies county hospital ln CALIFORNIA;
hast psss psppsr Ne was go years
ola. 8 naiise ei Corsica. Chevulier ~
the Royal order Of Christ. ana died II
heart broken because q hla in-
ahlnty 20 return 70 garopg 90 nah,
IN ihe army o. France
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1914-08-28
A HARD JOLT.

A hard Jolt was given a stove at the
Shoshone Hardware company's store
on Saturday when a Majestic range
was swung thirty feet from the ground
and let fall The stove sustained no
damage. That sort Of thing is not
what is intended to happen to Ma
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1914-08-28
NOTICE TO CANDIDATES.

The Journal wishes II understood
generally that the fact OF its publica-
ton OF any political announcement
does not commit the paper to any
candidate We intend TO give all a
hearing in these columns when a
hearing IS requested.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1914-08-28

said Board OF Trustees reserves the
right TO reject any and all bids. said
bids must be made In writing accom-
panied by n certified check Tor two
80 per ccnsum 81 the bid payable 20
said Village 81 Shoshone. Said bids
must be placed IN sealed envelopes and
nied and aeposited with the Clerk II
me Board ~ Trustees * the Village
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1914-08-28

Of Shoshone on or before twelve o.
clock. noon. OF the s5th day Of Sep
TENDER, 1914.
Done by the Chairman and Board Of
Trustees OF the Village OF Shoshone.
Trustees OF the Village OF Shoshone.
this 18th dag OF August. 1914.
GILBERT ]. WHITE,
Chairman Pro rem.
Attest; Harry w. Anderson Clerk.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1914-08-28
FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.

A Primary Election for the purpose of selerfzS-
Nominees for the several offices will be held IN La
coin County, Idaho, on September lst, 1914, at tr
regular polling places in the several precincts sz1S
County The polls in each of said precincts wiz b.
open from 10 o'clock in the morning until o'ctsR
in the evening of said day.
Dated, at Shoshone, Idaho August 18th, 1914
HARRY w. ANDERSON, County Audit1r
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1914-08-28
ELECTORS PROGRESSIVE.

El<-NION , INOGfNEoSINE.
FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR
Clagstone Paul Clagstone, Idaho
FOX REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS-.
Luck, Charles w. Lardo, Idaho
Rettig E. II. Filler, Idaho.
FOR GOYERNOR.
McElroy, Hugh Z. Boise, Idaho.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.
Roberts, C. E. B. Rupert, Idaho.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE
Jordan, Samuel T. Occur dAlene, Idaho.
FOR STATE AUDITOR.
Van Deusen, Clarence Boise Idaho.
FOR STATE TREASURER.
Broxon, Chas o. Boise, Idaho
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL.
Lee, William A. Blackfoot Idaho
FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC IN
STRUCTION.
Morrison, Chas. W. Rigby, Idaho.
FOR INSPECTOR OF MINES.
Caples, James w. Salmon City, Idaho.
FOR STATE SENATOR
....-...-.-, .......... .....-....---........
FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE
..............-... .............
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, First District.
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, Second District.
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, Third District
FOR CLERK or DISTRICT COURT AND EX-
OFFTCIO AUDITOR AND RECORDER.
FOR SHERIFF.
-.-...------ ----.------- -----.----,---...
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1914-08-28

jestic in any well regulated kiaeker
but 1t demonstrated how hard II wexs6
be to put It out of commission
There was the every day use or ss1
Majestic shown at the store by rre-
fessional cook during the week In n
demonstration that attracted rnary
housewives.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1914-08-28

WANTED "A couple Of Ladies' OF
Mar and wife % room and beard In
pirate family The second house on
isft hand side % North Greenwood ST.,
fslow Riverside 81
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1914-08-28
NoN-PARTTSAN JUDICIAL CANDIDATES.

NON-PARTISAN JUDICIAL CANDIDATES.
FOR JUSTICE SUPREME COURT.
Bealc Charles w. Wallace, Idaho.
Morgan. William NJ. Moscow, Idaho
Truitt, Warren Moscow, Idaho.
TweeSly. Benjamin F. Lewiston, Idaho.
Walters, Edward A. Shoshone Idaho.
FOX DISTRICT JUDGE. FOURTH JUDICIAL
DISTRICT.
Boutwell,. James r. Shoshone. Idaho
Babeock, William A. Twin Falls Idaho
Edgerton Joseph W. Soldier, Idaho
Herriott George Twin Falls, Idaho
HOWE William C. Mountain Home. Idaho
Stocksager Charles o. Twin Falls, Idaho
Stafford w. L. Goodng, Idaho.
Wise, James II. - Twin Falls, Idaho.
Wolfe, Edmund NJ. Mountain Home. Idaho.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1914-08-28
Notice of Primary Election

Following s e names and address q al persons for whom nomination and Pnns have ee
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1914-08-28

FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.
Haddock. Paul s. Shoshone, Idaho,
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1914-08-28
DEMOCRATIC.


FOK UNITED ST.4TES SENATOR.
Hawley James Fl. Boise, idaho.
Nugent, John i. Boise, Idaho.
Whitweli w. C. Salmon City Idaho.
FOX REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS.
Dunning Dow Homedale, Idaho
Foney. James II. Moscow, Idaho
Miller. Bert II. ST. Anthony, Idaho
FOR GOVERNOR.
Alexander, Moses Boise, Idaho
Clark Barzlla W. Idaho Falls Idaho
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.
Tanner, James W. Filler Idaho.
FoR SECRETARY or STATE.
Dcugherty. VT Richfied, Idaho
FOR STATE AUDITOR.
! LeHuquet, A. l. Boise Idaho
FOR STATE TREASURER.
Caps L. NJ. Blackfoot, Idaho
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL.
Walters, T. A. Caldwell, Idaho
FOR SUPERINTENDENT or PUBLIC IN
STRUCTION.
....-..........- -.
FOR INSPECTOR or MINES.
Nordquist, John H. Wallace, Idaho
FOR STATE SENATOR.
Bremen George A. Jerome Idaho
FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE.
Clark J. NJ Dietrich Idaho
------.------
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER, Second District
Mcmahon. Robt. Shoshone, Idaho.
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER, Third District
Schwaner, George r. Richfield idaho.
FOR CLERK DISTRICT COURT, EX-OFFICTO |
AUDITOR IND RECORDER
Robertson, Thomas l. Jerome, Idaho. |
FOR SHERIFF.
Jenkins +. {. Jerome, Idaho !
Redmon, George W. Shoshone Idaho
FOR COUNTY TREASURER IND EX-OFFICIO |
TAX COLLECTOR
Rhine. Bert Shoshone, Idaho.
FOR PROBATE JUDGE
Ginger f. l. Shoshone, Idaho.
FOR COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT or PUB
Lie INSTRUCTION.
Cook, Stella Haddock, Idaho.
FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR
Bowler, Bert Stoshone Idaho
FOR CORONFR
FOR SURVEYOR.
FOX PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.
Hest, Harlan d. Shoshone Idaho
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1914-08-28
FOR SURVEYOR.

FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.
Hest, Harlan ID. Shoshone Idaho
The Oakes times., 1914-09-24
POLISH REFUGEES
TROUBLE VIENNA

: Vienna, via Paris. Sept. 23.-There
n . constant flow Of Polish refugees
into Vienna. Several trainloads have
lust arrived here and more are 10
ported to be on their way. The mu-
nicipal authorities are experiencing
great diniculty In finding accommo-
dations for the destitute, who already
aggregate 100000.
Farmers are unable to procure sui.
6cient labor for their autumn plant
ing or to carry new grain to the mills.
which arc besiegea with orders for
Aour. Consequently the price Of grain
has advanced Is per cent The. tempo
nary suspension OF import duties a
graia. fodder. cattle and meat = prov
~ futile. owing TO the opDooitioa oi
the aEraSisA party Il Hungary. Which
= coateeting the aAnissioa q borsig1
peovisloas.
The Oakes times., 1914-09-24

Piano and Organ Instruction
LOTTIE S. PUFFER
Pupil Of Carlyle NJ. Scott, University
of Minnesota.
Geachers Certificate for Piano from
johnson Music School.
In Oakes Thursdays.
The Oakes times., 1914-09-24
.CAL|CIA NOW HELLO BY
ONLY One FORTRESS
Fall Of PrzsnysI Would Give
Cars Troops Complete
Control Of Province.

London. Sept. 23.-From Petrograd
comes stories Of the continued flight
Of the broken Austrian armies in Ga
licia. while at the same time Vienna
declares that these armies are reor.
ganizing for defensive action. Il ap-
pears from news advices, however,
that only Przemysl is standing out
against the complete occupation Of
Galcia by Russian arms.
French Official reports say the Rus.
SLAMS have come in contact with the
Austrian garrison near Przemysl and
that heavy Russian artillery is bonn.
harding the Notifications Of Jaro-
slaw.
petrograd reports further that the
populace already is fleeing from Cfa.
COW, from which city q portion Of the
university library already has been
removed for safety.
Austrians Not oemoralixed.
That the Austrian army was not 20
badly demoralized and disorganized
as at first reported is indicated BY
the admission from Petrograd Of the
determined nature of the four days
assault which preceded the attempt
10 recapture Lemberg.
A dispatch from the correspond
ent Of the Reuter- agency says Cen.
eral Dimit1ien has been awarded the
military order Of st. George for his
successful resistance Of the Austrian
assault on Lemberg.
The Petrograd correspondent Of the
Post says Polish volunteer bapds
which have been enrolled for the de
Tense Of Cracow. have declined to op
pose the Russians ON the ground that
they prefer the tide of war should
break upon some other part Of Aus
tria rather than around Cracow. The
correspondent says this indicates that
Crscow may be delivered up to the
Russians.
According to Pstrograd advices tn,
Russian general star believes It vii
be impossible for Austria to assum.
the offensive in Galicia until mex
spring.
eervians Claim Successes.
The British foreign once receive.
advices from servia giving highly "a
vorable accounts Of operations asains
the Austrians. The oficial commun
cation states that the Austrian arm
''is completely demoralized and PAM
stricken and flying before our men.
and adds that the Montenegro arm
at present is only fifteen kilometer
from the Bosnian capital and has cal
tuYed large amount Of booty.
In . dispatch from Nish. servia, tn
correspondent Of the Hayas new
agency says the Austrians have bee
forced to retreat along the entir
front between Loubovia. Svornik IN
Losnitza, and that they are being pu
sued BY the servian forces nes
Kouriatcitxa. The Servians destro
cd the bridges over the Drina rive
but altar suffering heavy losses Il
Austrians succeeded in gaining Il
opposite banks.
The Austrian attempt the corr
spondent continues. to cross the Riv'
Save, between Nitrovitza and Sh
bats, has failed. In Bosnia the Sc
vians occupied the heights west
Rogatnitza.
The Oakes times., 1914-09-24
Robbsrs Loot Chicago Sank.

Chicago. Sept. 22.-Three robbers
entered the franklin Park Savings
bank, located In . suburb. shot Wal.
ter Joss, the assistant cashier, who
was alone In the place. and escaped
With N unknown sum Of moasy in an
sutonobile In which . fourth nom.
bee Of The ganS vas Waiu1g. JooU
Oeobably Will lSo.
The Oakes times., 1914-09-24
PROBABLY DUE TO MINES
British Steamer Sunk and Twenty
two Lives Lost.

Trebixond. Asia Minor. Sept. z3.-
TWENTY-FIVE persons lost their lives
by drowning ~ = result Of the sink.
Ing Of the British steamer Belgian
King near Cape Kureli.
The Belgian King carried passen.
gers and crew to the number Of l30.
Ninety eight OF them were saved By
Russian steamer.
Il u surnioed this accident vas due
70 mine. but the real cause has not
booa revealed.
The Oakes times., 1914-09-24

ANALYSIS Of EUROPEAN (,
WAR SITUATION.

i.i.i++4.i.l.:..:..s..s.ssi +
The German retreat through North.
eastern France has ended and ths
French open order tactics in IN q.
tempt to dislodse the Germans from
their hillside fortifications along the
north Of the Aisne river have failed.
Fighting has been continuous, but Sos
strategic positions. The Germans ap.
pear to have secured the better loda.
ments and have made Il diMIcult for
the allies 70 cross the Aisns.
The casualties Of the allies peoba.
bly, exceeded those Of the csrmans
last week, for the first time since the
war began. The German defensive
was exceIIentiy chosen for administer.
ing severe punishment to the pur.
suers and there are suggestions that
the artillery fire from the northern
heights Of the Aisns has bssn very
destructive. A point Of much military
interest 10 whether the Germans, with
their massed formations, could have
driven the allies from the Aisne Dc
fensive line u thsir positions had been
reversed and the German forces were
~ numerous 10. the British and
French.
The allies, apparently, have not at.
tempted stormino tactics during the
week. Instead, they exen4ed great
pressure to break through the German
center and tried constantly to en-
velop General yon kIuok's right wing
Both efforts failed, - they have failec
consistently whenever attempted b,
either side during the French cam
paipn. That the enormous resisting
powers Of 100000 men, when skill
fully led, are sreatsr than their often
sive strength, ssssns 70 be the prinei
pal lesson taught BY the retreats e
and from Paris. Each Of the contend
ing forces had practically exhausted
itself 40 the wsek closed and, although
the battle line was continually rest
less, only slight gains by one side, Of
cot by moderate victories by the other
can be counted ~ the result Of tn
seven days fighting.
i. 4. +
German forces in East Prussia hav
been more succeseful than In France
The Russians have been forced {
svacuats almost all Of the 0erma
territory they had previously occupie
and IN offensive movement has pens
tratsd some distance into Russian Ps
land. lts serious significance 10 ind
cated by IN announcement from p,
trosrad that 100000 additional, troop
are preparing 70 march on German.
In oalicia, Austrian defeats hav
been continuous during th1 week, q
though not o overwhelming s Ru
sian reports first indicated. Al Of tn
, province east Of the San river 10 no.
: held BY Rvssla, but the strong fort
: feations Of the San have not y,
fallen. The way to craeow. heseve
n 10 partly epsn, and the week close
D with Russia's campaign In Easter
!. oalieia we'll under way. When Ga
q ola has been wholly travsrsed II
p Russian sdvanee In full strength ups
Q Berlin will begin, and with Il may
J. initiated the last phase Of the war.
The Oakes times., 1914-09-24
TRAM HITS STREET CAR
Nine es,,ons Ars Killed and Fifteen
Injured.

Memphis. Tenn. Sept. lS.-Nine per.
sons were killed and fifteen hurt when
an Illinois Central freight train crash
! ed into q street car containing about
thirty.ilve passengers near Bingham.
ton. q suburb OF Memphis.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1914-07-24
Doors Open $50
SATURDAY
JULY %
Don't Forget


1t has been good fortuneo be Job early and have
canc to go thru the entire stock before writing ad Believe
me, 1t is going to be "some sale saw cleaner stock
stock IN better conditonand Mr. From certainly believes in
giving MS friends and customers good values In spite
price, m FROM is turning things without restrc
tons whatever to price He says SELL THE GOODS
AND SELL THEM NOW. This that there is positively
get out quick tag tied to every of merchandise in this
store MI from just hands positive order: one
thing can be misrepresened in the sale In this am with him
heart and SOUL for have enough experience that the big
business comes from honest advertsng So you and
ALL say Come to this sale expecting things lust
as say the the biggest bargains you bought anywhere
at any time And will always find here the Job to
and treatment that this store always accor YOU forget
the dae-opens $3.50 M Saturday. July 2 and Sau-
day, August g. ~
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1914-07-24
Presents From the Clouds

Promptly at 8 o'clock Saturday
morning just 30 minutes before the
doors open. | will turn loose 80 tiny
rubber balloons with tag tied to
each one. Several nice presents will
be given away Come and see the
sport-ifs for old and young.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1914-07-24
The Wizards Sack Sale

If you don't get one of these sacks on
the opening day you'll be sorry. They
are full of merchandise; the price Csc
and SOC. Guaranteed, of course. If
you're not satisfied, say so-your
money back in a jiffy.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1914-07-24
IMPORTANT TO YOU

READ IT-This store will not keep your money you are
not satisfied Even with the fierce prcecuttng the "Wzar
will CO. Mr. From WILL without word refund money to anv
customer who is not perfectly satisfied with purchase
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1914-07-24
you'll Find Everything i'm this Stock that You Need

tKEE: ZEE! The first rs ladies making pur-
chase OF OO or over, Saturday mOrninq July 25h
can select 25c worth OF goods absolutely free
75c and S1.OO Children's 40.
Slippers and Sandals fIC
Chlldren's S1.19 Slip 76o
DerS /Oc
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1914-11-20
UNION THANKSGIVING SERVICE

There will be Union Thanksgiy-
ing service in the Methodist church
on Thursday next at 1890 a. m. The
sermon will be by Rev. Mr.. Totten If
the United Presbyterian church. The
offering is to be devoted TO the re-
lief work of the Social Welfare Assoc
citation. This association has for its
work the general betterment of social
conditions in Pullman. and it is es-
pecially charged with the relief Of
such cases of distress in this com
munlty as are not already cared for
by churches or other organizations
Let all count their blessings and
come to the house OF God to give
thanks on the day our president. in
accordance with tradition. has set
apart. Remember the hour-10.30
a. m.