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Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1917-03-27

ACME LODGE No. Is, Knights of
Pythias. Meet every Thursday night
at X. p. hall. All visiting members
welcome. Frank Garris. c. c.; Otto
F. Mathiesen, X. OF r. and s., and M.
of f.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1917-03-27
ALLIES IN FIERCE
BATTLE NEAR A|SNE
FRENCH DRAW NEARER TO ST
QUENTIN, TAKING TWO MORE
VILLAGES.
MANY AIRPLANES DOWNED
Raids and Artillery DueIs on Russian
Front--Quiet in Rumanla-Ger-
mans Admit Retreat on Or
ders-Airplanes Downed.

Notwithstanding stiffened resistance
by the Germans before the Hindenburg
line. British and French troops con-
tinue to progress on both sides of the
Somme and Disc rivers in France.
The west bank Of the Disc, from
La Fere northward to Vendeuil. about
four miles, has been occupied by
French troops, who also captured two
advanced forts of the. defensive system
of La Tere, supposed to be one of the
German strong points.
The French and Germans have been
fighting desperately between the
Somme and Aisne rivers, and again
the French have made advances to-
ward the strongly defended town of
st. Quentin. According to Paris, the
French troops have pushed forward
over a front of about two and a half
miles south and southwest of st.
Quentin, the new positions taking in
the towns of Castres, three miles
southwest, and Essigny-Le-Grand, four
miles south of ST. Quentin. Gains al
so were made south of the Disc and
north of scissors.
Berlin admits a retirement accord
| ing to orders before the British be-
tween Beaumetz and Roisel, north
east of Peronne, but says the Ger.
mans repulsed French attacks north.
east of scissors. For the most part
the fighting on the British end OF
the line has consisted of reciprocal
raiding and bombing attacks.
There has been considerable fight
ing in the air. Berlin records the
loss of II allied airplanes, while Lon
don reports eight German machines
driven down and admits four British
machines are missing. Bombs have
been dropped from German aircraft
on Calais and Dunkirk.
Small raiding operations and artil
lery duels have been reported on tn,
Russian front. A dispatch from Pc
trograd says there is indisputable ev
idence that the Germans are bringing
up large numbers of troops on tn,
northern part of the line for an effor
The spring thaws are holding tn
Russo Rumanians and Teutonic a.
lied troops in check in Rumania. Il
Macedonia near Monastir much al
tillery activity prevails.
The usual artillery duels and small
infantry actions continue in the Aus
tro-Italian theater.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1917-03-27

Wheat-Many things have contrib
uted to develop uncertainty in the
wheat market during he past two
weeks. Complications with Germany
have been the dominant factor, and
predicated on the possibilities of a
break there were early declines, while
the threatened general railway strike
also had a weakening tendency. or
setting these influences, however, is
the government report showing the
available supplies of wheat in farm
ers' hands, and the indicated deficit
In stocks as compared with ordinary
requirements up to the time new crop
becomes available. There is stagna,
ton in the Pacific Northwest situa-
ton, because of the practical inability
to move wheat already contracted for
eastward, while local demands are not
o ia pressing nature. Nominal values
are about as heretofore.
Flour-Flour is in a firm position,
and appears likely to show enhance.
ment, If anything, as the season ad.
vances. Stocks are fairly well in
hand, with a tendency to buy against
immediate requirements. Mills are
operating on a limited scale, with no
apparent relief in the transportation
situation which would permit of sup
plying foreign requirements.
Feed-Grains generally have firmed
up. Oats and barley are advanced a
dollar per ton, while millfeed is also
trending upward. Business is steady,
and without special features.
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INDUSTRY AND IMPROVEMENT

The Earl Fruit Co. of the North
west has announced that it has closed
contract with W. M. Nelson, former
president and manager of the horticul
tural union, making him manager fol
the North Yakima district.
The third cheese factory in Yakima
county will be erected in HARDWOOD in
the Wide Hollow section. The organ
ization of a cooperative association
has been perfected with f. M. Alex
ander of Harwood as president. The
company will have the product of zoe
cows at the outset and hopes to in
crease this number rapidly. The com
pany is capitalized at $4,000.
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MARKET REPORT
Chicago.

Chicago.
Wheat-No. 2 red, nominal: No. :
red, $1.911z; No. 2 hard, S1.95H; No
3 hard, nominal.
Corn-No. 2 yellow, s1.14h@115;
No. 3 yellow. $1.12h @1.14h; No.
yellow. s1.10A@1.13.
Oats-No. 3 white, 61@62Ac; stand
ard, 62@63hc.
Rye-No. 2. $3.50.
Barley, $1.05@1.34.
Timothy. s3.75@5.75; clover, s12G
1S.
age. Bulk, $14.S5@15.05; light, $14.2(
@14.95; mixed, $14.50@1505; heavy
S14.45@15.05; rough, $14.45Q1465;
pigs, s10.6o@14.
Cattle-Weak. Native beef cattle
$9.25@12.75; stockers and feeders
$6.sOQ9.s0; cows and heifers,, $3.50
1890; calves. $1o.50@15.
Sheep-Weak. Wethers, S11.20@
1855; lambs, $12.75@1515.
Butter-Unchanged
Eggs-Higher. Firsts, 27A @27sc;
ordinary firsts, 2611 Q27c; at mark
cases included, 25@27Ac.
INcW rOTks
Raw sugar, firm; centrifugal, $500
molasses, 5.42c. Refined, steady. Fine
granulated. 7@7.50c.
Spot cotton quet; middling. 19.05c
Coffee-Spot, quiet; Rio rs, 99sc;
Santos As, 10c. No fresh offers were
reported in the cost and freight mar
ket from Santos, but Rio offers were
more plentiful with rs here at 5000
London credits.
Portland.
Hogs-Slow. Bulk, packing grades
$14.25@14.40; heavy packing, $1435@
1885, light packing, $14.20@14.35;
rough heavies, $13@13.50; pigs and
skips, $12.75@13; stock hogs, $11.5C
@12.75.
Cattle-Steady. Steers, prime light
$9.35@9.65; prime heavy, $9.50@9.75;
good, $s.90@9.25; cows, choice, STE
as; medium to good, $7@7.35; ordi
nary to fair, $6.25@6.75; heifers, $6.5t
@S.50; bulls, $5@725; calves, 5000
Sheep-Firm. Lambs, east of noun
tains, $12.90@13.10; lambs, valley
$12.50@13; lambs, shorn, $10.75@
1925; prime wethers, $11@11.50
choice ewes, $9.75@10; heavy ewes
$s.75@9.25.
Butter-Higher. Creamery prints
plain, SOC; cartons, 40c; cubes, un
changed.
Wheat-F'irm no trading. Spo
bids unchanged to 2 cents higher
Bluestem, Sill; fortyfold, SLIGO; club
$1.64; red Russian, $1.61. Barley
Higher; No. feed, $1,000.
San Francisco.
Butter-Fresh extra, 3612c. Eggs
Extra first pullets, CSC. Cheese
Young Americas, 24c.
Wheat-Firm; no trading.
Barley-May unquoted; December
$1.61.
Tacoma.
Wheat-Bluestem, Sill; fortyfolt
club and red fife, $1.66; red Russian
$1.62.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1917-03-27

Western hunters who have despis-
ed the coyote as a worthless creature,
to be killed if the sheep are to be
protected, now find that dead coy
ote is worth more than live sheep.
They are getting eight dollars or more
for each coyote pelt. The tough hide
and warm fur make coyote skins es-
pecially valuable for clothing for the
soldiers in the trenches in Europe.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1917-03-27
THE BONNERS FERRY HERALD
G. w. KING. Editor.
Established In 1891.

Published every Friday at Boomers
Ferry, Idaho. in the interests OF the
Kootenai Valley OF Idaho. Entered as
second class matter. January 1, 1906,
at the postoffice at Boomers Ferry,
Idaho. under the Act Of Congress OF
March 3, 1879.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1917-03-27

Subscription rates, $3.50 per year If
paid in advance; $500 otherwise; Can
ada and foreign countries. $500 yearly
In advance.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1917-03-27
MARKET AT SPOKANE.

special activity is Delng manifested
in the direction of expansion in agri-
cultural activities. Active prepare
lions are being made for increasing
areas devoted to staple crops, particu-
larly of potatoes, onions and commodi-
ties in which the shortage has been
marked during the present season,
and unless weather conditions should
prove unfavorable, the Pacific North.
west will have big surplus of farm
output this year, compared with other
seasons.
Provisions.
Butter-Market is very firm, with
Washington creamery quoting as here
tofore at 41@43c. There is practically
no accumulation of supplies, and aside
from small offerings of Idaho, the
trade is confined to the Washington
creamery product.
Eggs-Market has firmed up some
since last week owing to the curtail-
ment of receipts, and quotations have
been advanced to $S@S.50 to the pro-
ducers and $9@9.50 wholesale. The
market is expected to remain as at
present for some time.
Poultry-Market is in about the
same position as last week, with no
change in quotations, hens still being
quoted at 1Sc.
Dressed Meats-Pork and mutton
show advances this week, the former
quoting at 2O@23c and the latter 1716
M191Ac, while beef holds at former
figures. In livestock, hogs have been
advanced all along the line, with
prices the highest ever known on this
market. Hogs are scarce and beef is
fairly plentiful.
Lard and Cured Meats-Further adj
vances are noted in both hams ana
bacon and it is predicted that prices
will go still higher, as cured meat
prices have not been advanced in pro-
portion to the prices paid for live
hogs. Lard has scared to 23c. In
spite of the high level of prices, how
ever. demands have been well sus-
tanned.
Fruits and Vegetables.
Apples-This fruit is cleaning up
we'll and dealers report about enough
on hand to supply the local territory
until new crop arrives. Prices are a
quoting at s1.25Q2.25 and cookers at
65c@S1.
Other Fruits-Lemons are firmer at
S4.75 for the fancy and $3.50 for
choice. Oranges remain unchanged at
S3.25@3.50 for fancy and S2.75@3 for
the choice. Grapefruit is tirmer at
$5.25@5.50.
Potatoes-Market is in about the
same position as last week, with quo
tations holding at So, although some
dealers are reported 10 have gotten
in spuds from Montana and British
Columbia, the quotation on the for
mer being given at $3.50. Commits
sion men state that holders are still
inclined to hold on for higher prices.
Other getables-Cabbage is up to
SIS per cwt., while parsley is off 10c
at 40c per dozen. Root vegetables
are firm, with new turnips and ruta,
bagas on the market from California.
Lettuce is firmer and celery is off the
market.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1917-03-27
LODGE NOTICES

I. o. o. F. Hall. Sojourning brothers
are always welcome. Don Lawrence.
w. M; ]. r. Meeker. Secretary.
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coMMIasloNeR.s eALE.

Notice is hereby given chat in pursu- 'H'' pl Inc authority and q rrctuuS tun- tllntd in tne decreEtl order of the Cham ccT court ol Garland county. made and entered on the -2d d1v uf January N p ]al,. u1 n certain eauso tNu. G3n3 iutg reudIng thDriu between Hftidn MrtlTc .nd W r Hawkins Ttu-tea. clWul1l19uis and Ma}a l.. Williams. Aalpcl'N WiiIam4 and < iohus14 do- iCudtuiS th' undersigned. H- CDnmiS- Siorer of said EoDri Will offer fll .il. li pnblic 1-oudue to thc hi-hctt hidJuf "i i1c front door or entrance of the 'oHnlN t"uihouso. iu which said Couut l- ueid. lu n. County aH Garland. Vi.Nin the htu.s prescribed uN law for udbJal 7lc- ou lh. 'd day oi FpbruHIV. N D. l'Il. tho following described ncal estate. to-Vit.
 Lot one ll in block eJ of oHrvu4 subdivision of iHc .authCa-; uu3Itar of D" southwest ulartet and e1WnWc-i quarter ot 1he southeast quarter of -tc- Aan t1 lu to3Maaio lhEee t&4 4@ath. 'ango 70 west situated in tho County Q. Garland. and state ot Arkansas
 felu- 1f Sale. ou credit of thfce months the purchaser being reourcI t0 execute bond as cgufcd hv nv and said cause ith JupioN ed security btar- UG Interest at fine r3te of 70 pos cent per aHpum from d1te of sale uutU paid and lien hciu" retained ou the prem l-es sold to secure the payment of the purchase money
 Given under my band this Ist day of
 r. W. ROWLES.
 t'DmmlsS toner in t'b4ufpr1.
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sRERIFF.s EXECUTION sALE

e.
 Notice e hereby g.yen that by v.r- tue of an execution issued o1t of the Circuit Court for the County Of Gar and, State of Arkausas. again u Mrs. Lee Worthineton upon judgment ldered on the I2tl day of Ap.l. l911 by said Cireuit Court in favor Of Mamie E Sumpter plaintiff and against sad Mrs Leo Worthington. defendant and to me directed and de-. ljvered, ] did on the 9th day Cf Feb roary l9l7 levy uFon and ,ake al. the estate, right, title, Interest. prop. erty claim and demandebt law and r. equity of the said Mrs Lee Worth. ingtou in and to the Following real estate, in Garland Cohnty, State ol Arkansas, to-wit
 Lots fifteen O5) ahd sixteen U6). in block one OD of the R abud ad diton 10 the City Iot Hot Springs. Arllan,as, being a part of the sout1- east quarter (SE ID of section fiy3 o5) and southwest quarte7 (SW 1-n of section four a, township thrc c0. $. Range nineteen GW west.
 Also a part Of the northeast q8arter tNE i-il of southeast quarter CSE .1D of section Gve C5). township three C3) $. Range nineteen OO west described a. follows
 Beeinning on Barker Street al jr intersection with Rosebud Avenue and run thence west on south line of Barker Street &fifW (5o) feet to the point of beginning aud- the n-rtn- east corner of the lot herein col- veyed, run thence west on south line of Barker Street flfy-four (5D fec; thence south parallel to Rosebud Ave Hua seyentyfoHr t7H fee, six (0 inches thence east fiftyfour (5D feet thence north seyenty-fcur (7lJ feet six (6l inches to the point of be- ginning
 And l hereby give notice that on the ard day og March. 1917, between the hours of o'clock in the fore noon and o'clock in the afternoon of said day, at the main entrance Of the court house in the City of Hot Springs, in said County of Garlaud, will sell at public auction the above described real estate to satisRy said execution. The sale shall be on a credit of three months and the high est bidder shall be the purchaser up- lon giving bond and good security to
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In the earv paIi or this day t5o 1l tr IpruuN, but tttor .l I- wise tn hr 'afe etui 'JpDar N.ptu., and Venus arc -t.onslr a'sH-. uutil JIte.noou. when NeHU- u., \rptuuo change tu p.u.ir II No1ouwo for lovers today
 though romance ysu nr r..ecedusT -ttut
 Nanmgcs vui mmmly in ae spring Vh.u dtVurcr- also Will become m1r, iHh usually numerous II. mldtdctgcd 'Io warned thtt the sGu4 mag oiuso .'ifapitlMtrN -uvcoutihittE
 Neptune i~ uncertain ia influence dup ms th- r"nlisurli'n lhi. planet is be- lrN"d som timc~ tp work serious evil in ii- effect on men and women. making htu abnormal iu taste and irstiuct
 Warming Is given th8t scandals may be rtr'.crrd and tID citir. ul tue ! uitcd sl3uHe aud unnatural conditions of fife
 ' lctuln tp pIimitiVc standards of life a. well d. ant is urophnsivd
 1hc beginning of thc uu cnf1nchisc- n''nt and pniiti0ul emancipation of Wom- 'b I~ prouhcfiod The spring will be o tune ut eNirtnldln11A events thit fore. shadow tho fiutl triumph of -uffrage
 Congress. which is to come uudrr now ooudui ns next mouJh. has the pt,guo-- ti,itou of sensational events and sed 'us dt@Iel eenrnt- i'twcon the senate 9ud house.
 Feshiou- hat win mark d rcturu tc simpler idrli- uf llfe atr uroenusticatcd
 rd womcH 1r thr uauer riI~ss Wiilf6l- low ro9cuau1.V standards In the home which Will he more and more the center ! ut interest.
 i ThtatcI- cou,inu under @ sway lhai is mo uromi=ine. tut today may be uucrr- i tain showing 9 c8pficiou~ and hard to ! lic
 l Success for two new plays is urrphe- | sled for tho spring season. Managers and producer, have 8 rule making for chang and dieagroomcuts Persons whose brthd9te it is have tho ateurY of n successful wear. bat they mG~t not quarrel or go to law The NruuG will court and many Children born on this day arc lkelv to be bright and active. They are usually good looking and easily make friends.
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The Seutinel- Record is authorized 10 announce w. A Davis as candidate for re- election as alderman from the sixth ward. subject tu the action of the democratic primaries.
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LEeAL NOTICES

 for sale at public Ncudue to fine LiaHrst bidder at the front door or entrance of in' county Courthouse, in which s4iu Court is held. in the County uI Garland. within the hous prescribed hv law for judicial sale, uu tba g3d dot ut F-Nru- any, A D. lWo thc following described All ui lutS numbered fifN-.irht tlS. and one hundred and fiftN-lour l5O in 4clmd and Reidine Addition ta Hot SptiHls Alk., situated in tho u1b hali G lhc southwest quarter of s.ctou thiri four t"p iu touHsh,n south. !" uee I9 west. in Garland county state o AllHrsa-
 Terms or Salc: Or credit of three N"nth~. tho purchase. being raaUued to 'Neeote bond a- re4g4ad bl law and Iht, order aud d'cs"o of said Court in ing interest .at the rate of ln u.r cent rrr Iunum from date of -Iir uulI mId. and u lien beng retained ou tuc prem iScS sold t0 seemc th0 payment uG .bo u.UcbafC muueN.
 Gwen under my hand 0s Is, d1y O. EohrDIF. \ '. l9l1
 F W RDWl.ES
 (nmm ls-iuueI lu tl4pt,r..
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coMMIssIoNER's SALE.

Notice is hereby given, that iu pursu- 9lcc of the authority and directions con- t8iuci in the deeretal o.der of tht Chan ccry Court ot Garland Couut>. made and entered ou tn 25th d7y of JHuuary, x. b. l9l1. in certain cause tNo. 653A1 then ICndinE therein between J. \. SalIcun administrator of tpc estate uf ". w. Waters. deceased. and IoTpthN W Siall- cup compi1iuanj~. and Edwin M. Collins defendant tho mdcrsigued a- Comu1lS- siuuer of said Court Niu offer tu'- ale A public Vcudue 10 the highest bidder. at the front door or entrance oi the County Courthouse. iu Whien said Court |. hold. in the County of Garland within the hours prescribed hN Law for judillti sales on the 11th day ot FenruNy \. - 1917, the following desgIhe4 rtd c5l'i'' tD-Wft Th" west half Of lot u"e 3D. situated iu the uoIthNe est quarter of SoN- tiou sixteen township three, south fa1hc lturtsou west c1utmiug ninc and one half acres, more 0r lrsS. in 'i9l.rhd 1"''H-
 Terms l.''' of Sale. On credit of three mon tI-. tho uurtte@er being ttquIred lo D,.,cute . bond a- required bN law ana mo order and dccrsr of said court 'n s itN e.uu~e with approved S"curH h't1u- interest at lhc nate 0l seven peg ten' n.r anaam from date OF saln H1lI p2t' and 1 II.u being retained "u thc urrm'4t- -old to secure the NtNn'anl "l nlf i'n
 Given and.r my mul tue atu dts b. t''t''' F. ". RoWIIs.
 Copmi-siauo, in tuluee1N.
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LEGAL NOTICES


 idder, at the front door ur entrance of lhc County Courthouse. in which said Court is held iu the County ur Garland within the hours prescribed hV law for iu- dcia sales. on che ith day of March A. D. l'li ue following described real Ufteea I5i of rh3npsans Stbdivision 9i block sixty threc t63l in thr United Si1t"~ Hot Su.iuL- Reservation. as suI- Neled maun'd and plaurd h. ibr .uted States Hot Springs Comu -.au ln Gar lond County, Arkansas
 Terms of S3lc. on 8 credit Of three months, the purchaser leluG lmred t execute u bond ae required bt ifV and the osder and decree of said Court iI said cause. with approved security. bear ing interest at The rate of eight per cent per .ulum from date of sale uutil paid and lien beiu- retained ou tnr premises sold to secure Jbn p1Nmcnt of the pun chase mon B
 Given uudc. mv hand this 1tl1 daN oi February A D, l11l
 IT,. w BONNLES.
 t11Umis- -iDnep in CNduceI\
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coMMIssIoNER's SALE.

Notice is hereby given that in puTsu- dHce af the tuthoftl and directions con- lained m the decretal order of the Chan cery Court of Garland County made and entered on the 2.d day of January
 A. D f9lI. in a certain cause No. G204 then pending therein between Matilda Mcclure and W. T. Hawkins, Trustee, companauts, and A. Rocks and Lula Rocks. defendants. the undersigned. as Commissioner of said Court, win offer
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Ass0909AG istsa- 70 90e0 % s&9Ss

FURNISlIEu ruor- rr uaNtc board tfu SuHn BHuer rUon. ''u4 l-i.-IU
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LEGAL NOTICES

the plaintiff in the execution for the payment of the sale money, bearing interest from date.
 Given under my hand as sheriff of Garland County this 9th day of Feb ruary l917 ThOs J Bledsoe
 Sheriff Of Garland County, Ark. By F A. Bradfield. E. .2-10-2tw
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NOTICE OF SALE OF LANDS

NoTIce K horebV given that the under- signed as administrator Of the estate of ieief Suchinski for the purpose of pay ing the debts of the said estate win an- ply 10 the probate count of the county "f Garland at it's next term or session not less than twenty days from the date Of th'S notice, for an order to sell a cor tain tract of land described as the west half of the southwest quarter of the southwest quarter of section %. town shlp 1 north of range ls west. in Gar- land county Ark
 1 r.. UANLEY. Ndministralor
 DlvLe. \ DllIes. All0rnnNs
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KNIGHTS or pYrhIra.

Centennial Lodge No 5. Knights VI Pythas meets every Tuesday night ai uue. Visiting pYthans cordially inviinl to attend The Use Of the cl.s reoiaE x also extended 10 visiGdg knights
 A. w. JACKSON C. c J. S Mcconnell, K R. $.
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NeSesaS e@aeees@aesaaee e@@as
LEGAL NOTICES
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

Notice i~ hereby given that in Dursu- 'ucc of the author tv and directions con '1ln"d u lhc dcerclal order af thc Chan
 "r' tHr '' Garland Count mada and
 pto"nu or lho '5h dav Of .Ignuatv. A. n
 +lt iu a car! in csI~a tNo G5uol then 1cuduG th rein between Hot Springs Savings. 1tust and Guaranty Comp1uv 'ompainants, and J. II. Logan and C. C Wilson defendants. the undersigned as comm sslouer of said Court win offer for sale at public Vendu" to the highest
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RoYAL NElsAreoRs.

NeagSer. yaPSs ol5y ay . First n9ss saS third Wednesday of eaAt nHsnlh in the NJ. W. A hall. Visiting nA 9h 5orS are welcome. MARY LYNCHM 'ara.ass4--@ Emma Harsh, Recorder. Garland Rebecca Lodge No t7e . To. r.. meets first and thlrdA 1'nes.'.,V 9Iehts in Odd Fellows hall Y visiii 2 Hbrothers and sisters cordially Invited
 MRS. SADIE STEWART, N. q
 4l3 South St. Phone 1244. H. c. Graham, Secretary Phone I929
 B. p. Q. E.
 Hot Springs lodge No ESQ. B F. O. E. meets every Wednesday evening at S.a0 shhrn at tter new hall corner Spring and Valley streets. Visiting brothers cordially Invited.
 CHAs. IT. DAVIS. E. R P. Y. Sl5ney, Secretary
 KNIGHTS or COLUMBUS. Hot Springs Council Eo TIC Knigsts 0f Columbus. meets every first and third Thursday in their new hall. second floor of the building at the northwest corHef of Bath and EXChange streets. Visitors cordially invited 10 attend.
 w NJ. T. COLE c. K.
 HARRY DOUGHERTY. D. C. K
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FOR CITY TREASURER.

The Senunel-Re Record is authorized to announce Charles C DisherOon ds a cau- didatc for city treasurer subject to the action of the city democratic primary.
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FOR SALE OR RENT - New 5-room mod eIu huugal1w with sarag, at .H1 -cldiuG Ave. Price S-l5U.Un Phone ltft e-I-iwo FOR SALE Very desiraull ho,el oz- teUeiNe grounds. -uHNlso tset Sl"u- and ',.9sant N.uN 315 Benton ST '-cf- 7 ,. dairy lunu. -t,s x. N'-.
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The Sentinel=record., 1917-02-13
EoR PoLIcE JUDGE.

The Sentinel Record Is authorized to announce Ncrnm <. LedgerWood as a candidate for Municipal Court Judge. sutiect Co the action of the city demo-
 The sentinel Record is authorized to announce Judge A. Curl as d candidate for Municipal Court Judge subject to the action Of the city democratic pu-
The Sentinel=record., 1917-02-13

Pasteurlzeo mHk ana cream In ster. liked bottles delivered In time for breakfast. The pasteurized Milk Go Phone IS, 9-1i-tf
The Sentinel=record., 1917-02-13
L. O. O. M.

Hot Springs Lodge. No b0A Loyal Or der of Moose. meets every Friday cvelt- ing aft the Moose Hall. 42eh Central ave nue. Visiting brothers cordially invited
 J. w. ATCLENDOE. Dictator. J w SsClair. Secretary.