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The Springdale news., 1917-05-04
WOOD LAWN

Mr. and Mrs. Pres. DoWnuna, Of Elm
Springs, were guests of Mr.. Fandi-
yer last Saturday.
r. Weaver of Rogers, was in this
vicinity Saturday looking after some
fire insurance claims
Miss Jessie Gregg, of Harmon,
spent Friday and Saturday at the
home off Uncle Chas. Lynch.
Mrs. William Vandiver is somewhat
on the sick list this week. Her
trouble is due to a heavy cold.
A few from this locality attended
the music party at VIM. Georges
last Saturday night. An enjoyable
time was reported.
Mr.. and Mrs Alfred Hinshaw and
family and Mr. and Mrs. June Sui
Ivan and baby, all of Harmon, visited
with Media last Sunday.
Berry field owners in this vicinity
are making preparations to harvest
the coming crop, which seems to be
coming on rapidly. 1t is thought sew
eral crates will be picked this coming
week Quite a number have been
causing the mouth Ito water by
telling of the short cakes that have
been devoured.
Miss Annie Luper, who is staying
at Uncle Chas Lynch's, was called
home near Thornsberry last Thurs
day because of the condition of her
little brother. The little fellow dis
covered bottle of earbolic acid and
realizing the results Of such action,
placed the bottle to his lips and be
fore it could be gotten away from him
had taken a swallow. Medical aid
was summoned Immediately and
while the little fellow suffered consid-
erably, was not as seriously burned
as was feared at first and is doing
nicely at this writing.
Media
The Springdale news., 1917-05-04
ELM SPRINGS
Media

Mrs. Belle Foster of Bentonville is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Walter
Sherman.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. D. Hellestern
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs Jake
Reed on Spring Creek.
Several Of the people from Elm
Springs attended the commencement
exercises at Springdale last week.
D. V. Davis has gone 70 Georgia
after hrs mother, who will make her
home with the family at this place.
It has been real cool the past few
days, and Il frosted some last night,
but it didn't seem to damage anything
much -
Mr.. and Mrs. Newt Mccoy and Mr..
and Mrs. Layman and Herman Stok-
enberry of Elkis visited with Mrs.
Met Mccoy and family last week.
The band boys gave public con
cert last Monday night, and will give
another one tonight. They will he
giving them very often now since
warm weather.
The Springdale news., 1917-05-04
WILLIAM G.. OWNBEY,
Major Ind Ark Inf.

month from Guy charging US for
space at ad rates.
Here's hoping that Sonora society
as II ghdes over the turn pixies in
automobiles on Sundays, won't get
shocked at the sight of man driv-
ing a span Of mules to wagon load
Of groceries in order to make an hon
est living that it will ask for spec
ial grand jury to SIT on the offense
Lots o, times sassiety would do well
to shoe itself out Of the amen corner
and go away back and sit down. with
the sinners and eullud persons,
CELSIUS
The Springdale news., 1917-05-04

water is so muddy the fishes can't
see when you're going to jerk, and
SO don't let &c the bait at the right
iIs ......;ee- and get caught.
Miss Anna seans came in from
Springdale Friday evening. She has
one more term at the High School,
when she expects to resume teaching
Spring Valley people are very proud
of her and wis her continuous success
in her lifty ambitions.
Mr.. Editor don't judge all the road
of route no /, out OF Spring Valley
by the avefue through Shaver city.
We are like a great many ultra res
pectable pc ,ple; ever keeping the best
in front. In the neighborhood CT
Hickory ] latt the snakes nave all
died of S oina meningitis trying to
negotiate the road through there
abouts.
John Neleh left for Oklahoma on
the 23ro inst, where he IS visiting his
sister, Mrs W Parsley Lorena :
IL ng sway back IN the sticks among
the lw gwams and rarely gets to see
a sd Ter We suppose John has
beer on dress parade ever since his
arpE l. t"e Thought John belonged
to th Arkansas Guards Ed
A , esteemed correspondent Of a
neis nboring district, when asked the
VIII OF her absence from these col
UNI IS informed US that she was out of
st toner We informed her Here
to ~ and told her since we never could
v lite anything worth the postage we
\ ere happy TO escape bill each
The Springdale news., 1917-05-04
er, Mrs. Bud Smith.

ter, Mrs. Bud Smith.
Mrs. Charlie Marvin and Mrs Tom
Ralston visited with Mrs. J. +1 Smith
Tuesday of last week.
claud Stewart and family spent
Sunday afternoon with lis parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Stewart of Goad
Springs.
NJ L. Flemming and life, w. II.
Ralston and wife, Ray Smallin and
wife attended the Lode: supper at
Greenland Thursday night of last
week
Byron Smith sold lis horse last
week. Byron is getting ready to go
with Company A, VIII re ere they 60,
but we certainly re, ret to see the
time for him to go, for he will be
hope for a speedy eturn for Byron
and all the other boys
Waite. and Wilber Atkison are two
more Of tie boys o. Company A, that
the writer Z, interehted in for they
were pupils of ref writer's Sunday
School class, whe lsthey lived in th.s
community, and they are well bved
by their teacher.
The Springdale news., 1917-05-04
SPRING VALLEY

Don't miss tie debate at Pilgrim,
Friday night Mr.. Editor. There's la
Bile to be som. sputtin'.
We heard ever the phone that one
of Teel Oxf4rd's boys cut his foot
with an AK DR.. Potts was called to
care for the wound.
Many relort fine catches of fish
out at Wa Eagle these days. The
The Springdale news., 1917-05-04
/. u. Know

A healthy man is a king in his own
right; an unhealthy man an unhappy
slave. For impure blood and sluggish
liver, use Burdock Blood Bitters. On
the market 35 years. S10o a bottle
Evening star., 1917-12-05

At a conference of members OF the
tspublican steering committee" of the
House. Representative GilIett Of Mass
aohusetts was designated to act as
minority leader Of the House in the alb
sence Of Mr.. Mann. Reports from Bal
timore, where Mr.. Mann is undergoing
dietary treatment for neuritis. are IA
vorable to the prospect of his early re-
turn to Washington.
There is no indication at this time of
the existence Of any sentiment hostile
TO the continuance of Mr.. Mann in the
minority leadership after his restora-
tion to the full vigor of health. al
though his friends in the House hope
to induce him to be more sparing of his
strength and not expend it so lavishly
In detail work.
The steering committee which con-
sists of Representatives Mann. Gillett.
Mondell. Moore of Pennsylvania and
Ienroot, will hold frequent meetings
from now on to discuss party policies
and legislation for the republicans. 1t
Is said that all shades of opinion will
be represented in these conferences and
that there is disposition to carry out a
liberal policy of recognition of the
views of east, and west and north, as
represented in the republican member
ship of the House
Evening star., 1917-12-05
The Nagging Wife.

From the University Magazine.
In the course of our Investigations
we discovered that in some homes. al
though the wife was not dissolute, she
was. nevertheless. almost wholly to
blame for the wretched conditions
which existed. In these cases the hus-
band was hard working and earned
sufficient money from week to week to
win a comfortable home. IL he pos
sessed a comfortable helpmeet. but the
wife, unfortunately. was afflicted with
the densest ignorance of the art of
home-making. In some other instances
the home was made unhappy by nag
ging wife. with a rasping tongue. One
woman of this type appeared in the
Juvenile court charging her husband
with neglecting her and her children.
and during the inquiry unconsciously
gave ample evidence of her own i'll.
temper and tactlessness- The husband
offered no evidence himself. but merely
asked the court at the end of his wife's
TRADE. which it was impossible for the
court to check. Can you blame me for
taking a drink occasionally"
Evening star., 1917-12-05

AN EVENING CORSET OF
white silk, with pink rosebud
trimming and hlet lace top,
would be beautiful gift for a
debutante or one with a large
social calendar. Other even
ing corsets of Satins, Brooches
and Silk Trecos.
FANCY BRASSIERES made of
cluny lace, some Of linen and
others of flesh-colred satin. An
especially handsome one is of
all-over lace made over fine net
and finished with hesh-colored
ribbon bands.
A BUST SUPPORTER of shad-
ow Lace, lined with fesh-col-
ored ribbon, gives a dainty
personal touch among the
Christmas gifts.
Evening star., 1917-12-05
NEW LACE. WAISTS
Most Pleasing Gift Suggestion

Entirely different STYLES from anv
shown before this season. and at
nrices that are really unusually spe-
cial
Waists OF ecru lace made over flesh
chiffon and having the new roll tux
edo collar which is so fashionable and
becoming: turn-hack cuffs of flesh
coIored satin: collar finished with tie
ends and fancy ornaments. S55S.
Another model is AlI-over Ecru
Lace with foundation of flesh chit
fon: collar and cuffs trimmed in
VaIencirnres lace and roll satin tie
ends. S5.75.
A pretty model OF Fcru Lace over
flesh colored chiffon has the White
Georgette vest and canisole effect OF
wide satin ribbon; crochet buttons.
50 no.
Third floor C street
Evening star., 1917-12-05
THE. CORSET DEPT. SUGGESTS
FOR CHRISTMAS

AMISOLES-what a glorious
profusion of styles and what
delightful gifts they make |!
Wash Satins and Crepe de
Chimes in flesh color with cluny
and h1et lace trimming, and
some of all-over point de
esprit net; ribbon rosebud
trimmings and ribbon shoulder
straps impart a beautiful fem
inine effect, and are most
popular with the younger set.
! NEGLIGE GIRDLE AND
BUST SUPPORTER to match
are of heavy pink satin, the
girdle being firmly boned
across the abdomen and fasten-
ing down the back.
Third floor. F street.
Evening star., 1917-12-05
No Party Capital Out of War.

There is no surface outcropping thus
far of any disposition to make party
capital out of war legislation. In fact.
every responsible republican leader.
'old line" or so-called progressive, :"
has voiced the sentiment of subnerging
political considerations to the public
welfare
This does. not mean, however, that
the republicans will be neglectfuI of
the duty devolving upon the minority to
scan carefully public expenditures and
proposed appropriations. The steering
committee will look out for these sub
5ects and from time to time will call
conferences of the full republican mem
bership OF the House to consider ques-
tions of great moment.
Evening star., 1917-12-05
A WARM. cNZY BATH
ROBE.

Blanket Bathrobes of extra fine quail
ity in figured patterns OF rose. pink.
lavender. gray and blue. with large
shawl collar and cuffs trimmed in satin
bands and finished with silk frog
fa astenings and cord: one very at
tractive one has floral band border at
the bottom. 1915 to $3.50.
Robes Of good quality blanket and
eiderdown cloths with collars or COL
larless: several pretty new models and
most every acceptable. shade. $500 to
$3.50.
Robes of good blanket materials in
floral and Indian figured patterns:
wide VARIETY of colors. $500 tn $3.50.
An especially interesting value Is a
Blanket Cloth Bathrobe made with COL
lar and cuffs and finished with pocket
and cord in all shades. Specially
priced at sc.75 each.
Third floor street.
Evening star., 1917-12-05
For the Soldier
at Camp or in France

We have just received these two
very necessary articles that every
man In the service will appreciate.
Canvas Army Telescope Folding
Cot. made of extra heavy grade Of
canvas-folds compactly; $500.
Regular Army Folding Chair; can
vas seat and back-unusually COM
Portable and can be folded into very
small space; $2-25.
furniture Department.
Sixth AooF, street.
Evening star., 1917-12-05
TAKING STOCK OF
OURSELVES

is one of the best chapters ever written
on the subject of self-analysis. Every
body should read Douglas Fairbanks
new book
"LAUGH and LIVE" II only for that.
Book Section. S1.OO Net
Evening star., 1917-12-05
{. ". CA. HOLDS MEETING
IN EASTERN HIGH SCHOOL
New Organization Discusses Con-
stitution and Hears Reports
of Committees.

1 A meeting of the East Washington
Community Association was held last
night in Eastern High School. DR..
Charles NJ. Emmons, the president. pre-
sided 1t was the second meeting of
the association. and the business was
composed chiefly of committee reports
and a discussion of the constitution
! DR.. E. C. Kimball submitted com
mittee report recommending the ap-
/ pointment of committees on laws. mem
bership and program. and his report
was adopted. The committee on laws
will be composed of members OF the
executive committee-Dr. Charles NJ
Emmons. Mrs. w. B. Hardy Jules a.
Rodier and b. F. Larcombe-and IT
| w. s Small, DIR. f. G. kimbail ana 7.
I Howard Buckler.
] DR.. Kimball Made Chairman.
DR.. f. G.. Kimball was appointed
chairman of the committee on menoer
ship and {. Howard Buckier. cnalI
man of the program committee Mrs.
Hardy informed the association that
demands already have been maze Ior
the use of the rooms in the Duiiu,is'
and said it had been suggested 4 cIass
for teaching spanish be 1orn1a, hnen
of seven prospective rupils have peeh
reported. Mrs Hardy said. The Grass
will be formed as soon as eight more
pupils are obtained.
! 1t was announced that the next meet
ing of the association will be heid Jan
uary %.
The New Roster.
The roster of the newly organized as
sociation contains the names OF jules
A. Rodier, Mrs. W. H. Fisher, =. a.
LYONS, j. S. Hutchison, G. McClosky' L.
Thierbach, S. Boettcher. s. Robey. a.
II. smith,, C. E. Curtis. G. White. X. p.
Atkins, j. H. Burton, NJ. NJ. EDWARDS
F. NJ Jenkins, j. T. S. Loane. X r: mar
tin, B. c. Yorks. George Harker. Cnaries
r. puyall, B. L. Larcombe. II. F. Lowe
George j. McClosky. A. II. smith. Ell
mon Cook. George White. r. z. Aakins'
NJ c. Hawes, H. j. Brown, J. H. Burton
B. c. Yorks. D. ]. Burger, NJ. U. Irus-
helm, NJ. Taber, Charles Jacobs, W ,.
Small. j. Fred Hodgson. John F. Boett-
cher, Dr. Charles NJ. Emmons. ". NJ.
Potter, William B. Hardy. Jessie a.
Moore K. A. Buchler. E. G. kimball. w.
r. Bean, c. Howard Bnckler. Waiter W.
Simpson. Ray L. Smith. John T: Dun
nigan, Lydia Burklin, Lydia Puliin' w.
w. Simpson. Lillian Boettcher. ".
B. Hardy. c. l.. Magee. w. 7. Bean, ). X;
Steuart, John Faber. q. II. Mitten ana
j. r. Hodgson.
Evening star., 1917-12-05
Comfortable, Dressy Shoes for Women
of Black Glazed kidslxin

simple dgned always correct style Black Shoes have
eoua And now possible got the fashionable well
the conservative models In Black Glazed Kdsk Long Narrow
toed Hghed Shoes Conservative Shoes Shoes made
pressly for comfort. few of tho models are'
Cubic with bright Dongola Kdskn vamp and mat kid upper
simulated tip too
Paintoe Aover Bright Dongoa Kidskn light welt and
Spanish heal,
Bright Dongola Ndsk ves sds and leather Spanish heel
Absgs = &aa0e msdG1s 4 N n y 81 yahA
Evening star., 1917-12-05
Women's Embroidered
All-Linen
Gift Handkerchiefs

011S 1xoS11S31AS1 ~3A1HO
3 Handkerchiefs in neat box, S1.25.
3 Handkerchiefs in neat box, $500.
These Handkerchiefs are pure
linen, all white with hand-em-
broidered corners. Exceptionally
fine quality and much desired for
gifts.
Main floor, center.
Evening star., 1917-12-05
FLOWERS ARE ALWAYS GOOD GIFTS

FLOWERS ARE ALWAYS GOOD GIFTS
The Millinery Salon is displaying large of the
best quality artificial flowers suitable gift purposes
Flowers for Corsage and Evening Wear
Neatly boxed and tied with gauze ribbon for evening
for and
:!: T;S sssssa;.; s.s $1.7s and $500
Orchids in natural color, three in a bunch, 75c.
Handsome Large Velvet beauty rose pink
yellow and purple, with bud and foliage $1.50.
Flowers for Trimming and Fancy Work
Small Flowers of French Linen Silk Vevet-une roses
Sweetheart light and deep pink Soc $00
of Velvet and French linen white pink light deep blue
Soc to $00 Pane purple and yellow; large velvet
and silk 81 S. Small Silk Ribbon pastel colors Soc
75c and slo Apples Cherries and Grapes gold
silver, Soc to $500.
hire HorE Eleventh street
Evening star., 1917-12-05
THE JOY OF SERVING
CHRISTMAS DINNER

Will be immensely enhanced If the New
Tea Wagon is Of handsome design to
creditably represent your tastes and de-
sires in furniture. The Tea Wagon is
something that will be used and appre-
ciated every day of the year, and conse-
quently its choice should be well consid-
cred.
The New Tea Wagons are more
roomy than they formerly were-all Of
them have at least one underneath shelf
and some Of them two In some in
stances the underneath shelf is a remov-
able tray the same as the top. They all
Evening star., 1917-12-05
Most Unusual Values in
These Christmas Umbrellas

Women's 26-inch Black Union Silk
Umbrellas, assorted wood handles,
with sterling silver or bakalite trim
mings, $3.50.
Women's 26-inch Black Union Silk
Umbrellas, with Finch sterling silver
handles and silk cord wrist loop,
$500.
Main door, G street.
Evening star., 1917-12-05

the rubberred artillery wheels and the small ubber-tlre
back casters and tt
floors.
full range popular designs-Queen Anne, William
Mary, Sheraton and Others
Sheraton design at Slz,
exceptional one a $780, with two Shelves
Handsome Mary design with drop leaves $780,
Colonial Mahogany hand-ubbed rounded glass
tray $50.
Japanese Lacquered unique decorations $40 to s
Golden Fumed $3.50, $3.50 and SIS
Evening star., 1917-12-05
Junior Officers Uniforms
for Young Soldiers.

An exact reproduction. in every de-
tail, of the officers suits-the only
thing missing is the insignia show
ing the rank. The coat is cut on
strictly military lines, and has four
front pockets. Regulation army
breeches, front laced below knee and
cut full in the seat. These suits are
made of splendid quality 0. D. Mel
ton cloth. Sizes 8 to n. Price, $3.50
each.
Fourth door, G street.
Evening star., 1917-12-05

Many Women viii Be Interested
In the New Arrival Of
ITALIAN SILK
PANTALETTES
To select for gifts or for their own
personal wear They are of pure silk
and reach to the ankle. with knife
plated silk ruff1e or silk braid trim
ming They are desirable for horse
back riding. motoring and general
dress wear In brown. black. smoke.
navy. purnle Russian green and
khaki They are delightful gar
ments. warm and snug fitting.
$500, $7.59 and $1,000.
Mai donr 81
Evening star., 1917-12-05
SHORT DRESSES:

Machine made in very
dainty suitable styles tucked
and finished with embroidery
insertion and edging; l and 2
year sizes, Csc to $2.75.
Handmade Dresses, round
yoke and empire styles with
embroidery sprays, lace edge
and ribbon bows, $3.50 to SIS.
Evening star., 1917-12-05
DRESSES:

Machine-made Dresses Of
lawns, longcloths and batistes,
tucked and trimmed with laces
and embroideries. 65c to SITS.
Handmade Dresses in the
plain styles, s. to $4.7s; in the
elaborately trimmed styles,
S1z.5O to $50.
Fourth floor, G street
Evening star., 1917-12-05

Black Gaunt1ets. fleece lined. $3.50
Black Gauntlet Mittens, wool fleece
lined ...............-.... .........S S4.oO
Black Gauntlets, wool fleece lined. .ss-z5
Black Gauntlets, wool fleece lined,
reinforced grip palm. m................$6 $500
Black Gauntlets, lambswool lined,
$3.50 and $500
Black Gauntlets. four-inch flexible
cuffs; lambswool lined. $3.50
Black Gauntlets, flexible cuffs, lambs
Fur Gauntlets, fleece lined. -. $500 to 5000
Fur Gauntlets lambswool lined. .S12.00
Black Leather Gauntlets, fur lined. $50
Black Leather Driving Gloves, grip
palms. fleece lined, strap wrist -. $3.50
Black Leather Driving Gloves, lambs
wool lined. strap wrist. $500
Black Leather One-fnger Mittens,
Angora lined. $500
Maip door. street.
Evening star., 1917-12-05
Pretty White Dresses for the Baby
Are Choice Christmas Gifts.

Babies never have many White Dresses, aunts,
erandnothers cousins and all other relatives safe in
choosing pretty White Dresses for the baby The many
adorable styles make gift choosing pleasure here.
Evening star., 1917-12-05
EXQUISITE REAL LACE
NECKWEAR.
That Women of Exclusiveness
Will Prize Very Highly.

Genuine-Handmade Laces that
show the patient art OF cot
tagers and peasants of the lace
making countries.
Real Lace Collars of Carrick-ma-
Cross, Rose Point, Duchess,
Limerick and Filet Laces-the
latter being especially fashion,
able at this time. Round, Sailor
and Roll styles. !. .S3.75 to $1,000
Rose Point Lace Sets, high stock
and cuffs. $500
Duchess and Rose Point
Stocks. .s3.75 to $3.50
Evening star., 1917-12-05

Marabout Capes and stoles. ......::.: S. to SIS
Marabout Muffs to match. $3.50 to $lO.5O
Kerami Cloth Collars, Scarfs and Capes in
white, black, mole, white-and-moe, white
and-black $500 to $3.50
Kerami Cloth Muffs in same colors and latest
shapes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .SS.SU
Ostrich Feather Boas in all eo!ors IS "a and -
black. %, S6oU, SIUSU
Black Liberty Silk Neck Ruffs - $3.50 to $500
Stock Jabots of lace and fine hand-embroid-
cred net; high neck styles beautifully made
Chemisettes and High-neck Satin Chem
isettes. $l.5O to 1915
Black and White Spanish Lace Evening
Scarfs, beautiful sheer patterns OF exquisite
texture Observation-Disclosures. $500 to $500
Lovely Beaded and Spangled Net Scarfs in
rose blue red gold, black and silver $3.50 to SIS
High Neck Heavy Lace Yokes, in
white and black. $l.5O to S6.5O
Black Silk Stocks with linen turn
overs. .................... Sl.5O
New Turn-overs to with high
neck waists stocks, made Of
fine linen and trimmed with
Naencennes lace edge and fancy
insets of Valenciennes IN front. .$l.5O
Organdv Iurn-overs, PLAIN, hem
stitched and embroidered. Csc and Soc
Flare Turn-overs OF satin, lace and
net Soc to $1.5O
New Ascot Stocks of silk and pique. Csc to $1.5O
MILDLY Ties in all colors; squares
at $2.25, and Triangles. $1.25
Wide Satin Windsor Ties hemstitch
ed ends, all colors s......................$l. $l.OO
Crepe de Chine Windsor Ties in all
colors Observation-Disclosures. SOC
Plain. Plaid and Polka-dotted Windsor
Silk Ties. Z5c
Maids Collars and Collar and Cuff
Sets plain and dotted muslin. ......... Csc
Long Narrow Ties of Crepe de Chine
IN all colorS .................. Zec
Evening star., 1917-12-05

Main door. G street.
Evening star., 1917-12-05
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NewY rk=W
FASHIONS MOST CHOICE
NECKWEAR

In a Great Christmas Display Pleasing To Women.
Fashion has particularly liberal the neckwear modes and
novelty exquisite American designer
no
Gifts of Neckwear will delight this
Evening star., 1917-12-05
UNLINED GLOVES

Tan Cape Walking Gloves,
$500, $3.50 and $3.50
Natural Color Chamois Gloves. $500 pair
Gray Suede Semi-Dress Gloves. SIS pair
Gray Mocha Walking Gloves,
sz.75 and $3.50 pair
White Dress Gloves. .S2.25, $3.50 and $3.50
Evening star., 1917-12-05
LINED GLOVES

Gray Mocha. silk lined. sz.z5 and $3.50 pair
Tan Cape, silk lined. $3.50 pair
Gray and Tan Mocha, fleece lined $500 pair
Tan Cape, fleece lined d $3.50 pair
Tan Cape, knitted wool lined. -. S4.00 pair
Gray Mocha, knitted wool lined. $3.50 pair
Tan Cape, 1ambswool lined. $500. $500 pair
Tan Cape, knitted wool separate
lining ...................... $500 pair
Tan Cape, fur lined. 5000 pair
Tan and Gray Mocha. squirrel lined. $500
Tan Cape Driving Gloves, wool
fleece lining and fur cuffs 5000
Evening star., 1917-12-05

The Dust Mop especially adapted for use
on waxed floors. The chemical treatment gives
them the property of absorbing dust Can be
washed and made good as new.
Evening star., 1917-12-05

Good gra d e
|lawn, embroid-
Tered corners; 8
in box; for a
sensible gift.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1917-03-30
Banks Doing a Big Thing.

The Bank at Deary, Lstah county,
has written the Bank of Orofino for
information about the "Calf Club"
organized here. 1t is big movement
for community, and one that is we'll
worth while. The Dea:J bank could
do its community no greater service
than to take up the work. In a few
years the whole country will show
evidences of this better stock, and the
bar KS of the communities that have
started this work will have earned the
everlasting gratitude of the people
they serve.