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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1918-11-29
Aux TONNES nue. "a crfse scfuene Il les exces d. travail 6puisenf ct abahent
7en1oiunaqe 6cEafanf en- favour DIES PMUzES ROUGES de Ia
9TH. COnnpaanie Chinnique Observation-Disclosures.

"Je sufs heureuse de vous dire que
.je suis mieux maintenant ct que fat
"tribue ma guerison aux Pilules Rou-
@ges. Je mango ct doris bien, je ne
"sens plus acknowledgements nj dou-
sleurs en- arriere des oreilles. J'attri-
clue ma gu6rison aux Pilules Rou-
.ges que je vais recommander a mes
@amies, ct 81 jamais je SQUIRE enco.
IRE, plus tard, je me s0uviendrai du
"bien qu'elles mont fat, ct fen re.
.prendrai. %Croyez-moi, votre toute
Reconnaissance
Nine FRANCOIS GAUTHIER,
Lac au Saumon, 20.
De l'avis de toutes les femmes, vol
ci I'm t%emoignage qui Sc passe de
commentaries. II dit en- toutes lettres
LA vertu effective des Pilules Rouges
de la Compagnie Chimique Franco
IAmericaine.
Nous en- recevons tous les jours
des quantities de ce genre-la, sans
les avoir p%rovoques. II est reconnu
aujourd'hui que toutes les personnes
qui font usage des Pilules Rouges ct
suivent nos prescriptions exacte-
ment, Sc. trouvent radicalement SOU
lagees en- fort peu de temps.
CONSULTATIONS GRATUITES.-
Consultations g~ratuites au No 2T4
rue Saint-De nis, tous les jours, ex-
|cepte les dimanches ct jours de fete,
de 9 heures du matin a 8 heures du
soir. Les femmes malades, qui ne
peuvent venir voir notre medecin'
sont invites a lui ecrire.
Les Pilules Rouges sont en- vente
chez tous les marchands de remedies
|au prix de SOC, une bofte, $3.50 six
|boftes. Files ne sont jamais vendues
autrement QUEEN bottles de so pilules,
jamais au 100; chaque bottle porte a
un bout lie nom de la Compagnie Chi
mique Franco-Americaine limitee ct
un numero de c%ontrole. Refusez toute
substitution. Lorsque GUS hernandez
des Pilules Rouges, %n'acceptez jamais
I'm autre produit que l'on vous recon-
manderait CONNIE etant aussi bon.
D%efiez-vous des colporteurs; les Pilu-
les Rouges ne sont jamais vendues
de porte en- porte.
ST vous ne pouvez vous procurer les
Pilules Rouges pour les Femmes Pa
lies ct Fables dams votre localite,
ecrivez-nous, nous vou les enverrons
sur reception du prix.
Toutes les lettres doivent etre
ladress6es. COMPAGNIE CHIMIQUE
FRANCO : AMERICAINE Cimit6e),
liza, rue St-Denis, Montreal.
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AU GAYETY

Gee que lie medecin a present." tel
est lie mon-d'ordre des american Bur-
lesquers" qui seront au Gayety la Sc
maine prochaine.
Toutes les qualities du bon burles-
que Y sont comprises ct les amateurs
de ce genre d'amusement feront bien
yd'assister au Gayety la semaine pro-
chaine.
Parmi les artistes qui feront partie
de cette troupe l'on remarque: Sammy
Wright ct Harry Kay, .%comediens;
Grace Lewis, la prima-donna bien con-
nue.; Flo Owen, ingenue; Don Clark,
Hughy Bernard ct Dick Hahn, sans
oublier un choeur de vingt. Quinze
chansons populaires ct de nombreuses
specialites seront ~introduites au cours
dune comedie musicale intitulee:
.sFrom Roof Garden to Siberia.
Toute une fortune a etc employee
pour de riches decors ct costumes.
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Donnons-lui I'm moment la parole.
@J'ai etc malade tout Phiver
@et je me suis fait soigner
''par trois medecins, sans result
"ttat. Malgr6 leurs remedies, je souf-
"fre enc6re tous les jours de palpf-
Citations de occur ct d~'6tourdisse-
'tments, ct je me sens parfois ST fai-
1ble que solvent TAI peine q marcher
sdans ma chambre. Je me sens inca
de TRAVELLER ct je Grains de-
atre oblig6e d'aller 4 Ph6pital. Ma
"digestion SO fait NAL ct mes intes-
"tins ne f~orctionnent pas malgr6 les
@remedes qu'on me present.. Je ne
"dors plus des NUTS, ct les m6decins
"m'ont dit que tout celia 6tait da a I'm
"exces de travail. J'ai trente-trOis
cans ct je suis sans enfant. On ma
en- bien des Pilules. Rouges ct
@je veux en- faire Pessai J'oubliais
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ode vous dire que TAI tres solvent
@des chaleurs, que ~j'6prouve des dou-
"leurs dams lie cote gauche de temps
"a autre, ct que je sens CONNIE une
amasse qui circule dams mon esto-
amac, me remonte jusque dams la
george ct m'emp6che pressure de res
"pirer.'
Nine FRANCOIS GAUTHIER,
Lac au Saumon, P.Q.
Nous avons adresse a l'auteur de la
lettre ci-dessus les pilules deman-
dees, ainsi que les instructions ne
cessaires ct quelques semaines
apres, ellie nous ecrivait que les
Pilules Rouges faisaient deja I'm bon
effet ct qu'elle ressentait I'm mieux
sensible.
Enfin, I'm peu plus tard, ellie
nous ecrivait qu'elle etait guerie,
dams les termes suivants:
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VI. BGAOFhG
L'individu atteint de dyspepsia @prou-
We une sensation de 1ourdeur, de pleni-
tude de l'estomac, une sensation de
barre. Son repas ne passe pas,
CONNIE il dit. II est force de debou-
+onner son pantalon ct son gilet, tant
la preston occasionne de douleurs;
puts la maladie faisant des progress,
pendant chaque digestion il Sc produit
une augmentation tres notable de Pes
tomac; on volt Get organe qui Sc gon-
fe sous la preston des gaz; lie malade
baille, a des Quotations nombreuses;
sill remue ct s'agite, il entend dams son
estomac I'm bruit de glouglou dh au
choc des liquides ct des gaz. LIE ma
lade ne peut pas faire lie moindre exces
de table sans souffrir. II a aussi solvent
des coliques plus OF moins fortes ct
quelquefois des vomissements. La pi-
tuite accompagne solvent la dyspepsia
ct ces cha1eurs de 1'estomac augmen-
tent frequemment pendant la mutt; les
douleurs won't solvent au occur ct Sc re-
pandent jusque dams les reins.
Mangez lentement ct mastiquez bien
vos wires. VOLTA lie principal conseil
que nous Demons aux dyspeptiques.
Mangez sec; les dyspeptiques dige-
rent mieux les solides que les liquides.
Ne mangez que des NETS faciles q di-
gerer.
Evitez les plats compliqu@s ct tres
riches. Ne mangez pas entire les repas.
Votre repas fni, prenez deux Pilules
Moro ave. un demi-verre d'eau chaude
ct vous verrez qu'en suivant &c regime
avec soin l'ktat de votre estomac same
liorera tres vite ct que vous guerirez de
votre dyspepsia CONNIE M. Adelard
Beaupr@ ia fait.
Depuis quelque temps ma di-
gestion me fatiguait un peu ct,
parce que je negligeais de me
trailer, ellie dewitt de plus en-
plus mauvaise ct les malaises
augmentaient. C'etaient des gaz,
une sensation de boule qui me-
touffait, des tiraillements, des
brdlements ct des lourdeurs Dies
tomac, aussi DIES maux de tete,
des Institutes continuelles ct des
besoins de dormir irresistibles.
J'ai pris DIES Pilules Moro qui
mont imm@diatement dome des
forces, ont peu a peu am@lior6
ma digestion. Au bout de peu de
temps lie me portals bien, ma di-
gestion etait bonnie officials tou-
jours dispose au travail."-M.
Ad@lard Beaupr6, Putnam, Conn.
.ECRIvEZ-NOUS.-Si vous avez be-
soin de conseils, ecrivez-nous en- nous
Dormant des details sur votre maladie.
Par lie retour de la MALE, vous recevrez
de notre medecin des consei1s qui vous
seront dune grande utilize.
Les Pilules Moro sont en- vente chez
tous les marchands de remedies. Nous
les envoyons aussi, par la poste, au Ca
NADIA ct aux Etats-Unis, sur reception
:lu prix, SOC une boite, $3.50 six bottles.
Toutes les lettres doivent etre adres-
sees :coMPAGN1E MEDIcALE
MORO, 272, rue Saint Denis, Montreal.
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E c HO DE L'O U e.
Minneapolis, lie % novembre 1918

Entered at the Post Office Of Min
neapolis, Mimi, as second class mail
matter.
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Expediees par la MALE a toute adresse.
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votre app6tit est pauvre ; 7ous
etes NAL a False apreS yos repas :
vous etes sujet aux nausees, votre
1angue est blanche, vous avez mau-
vaise .haleine, mauyais go1t dams Ia
bouche.:
Apres avoir mango, vous aver en-
vie de vous coucher, vous avez des
douleurs au creux de l'estomac :
flatulence, gaz ct attaques dc bile
vous ennuient. C'est la Dyspepsia.
Nous recommandons l'emploi des
PAP-SAG (tablettes antidyspepti-
Ques); soulagement immediat.
81 vous prenez les PAP-SAG au-
5ourd'hui, votre guerison commen-
cera aujourd' hui.
Chez tous les marchands de re-
medes, a SO sous la bo1te, GU six
pour $3.50, GU cnvoyees par la
poste, sur reception du prix, par Ia
COMPAGNIE CHIMIQUE FRAN
CO-AMERICAINE limitee, 274. rue,
St-Denis, Montreal.
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nepin ct 1909 Avenue Nicollet, desire
announcer quill a commence q faire du
bon boudin canadien cue l'on peut Sc
procurer a ces boucheries a prix raj
sonnables.
On peut aussi reduire de beaucoup
lie co1t de la vie en- achetant les Wan
DIES de la Minnesota Meat Co.
Une visite vous en- convaincra.
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BOUDIN! BOUDIN!

M. Napoleon Latourelle, proprie-
taire de la Minnesota Meat Market
Co., 40, Be rue sud; 725 Avenue Hen
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Hier, aujourd'hui,. t~oujours, ct
4pecialement dams des temps DEPT
demie, les medecins, CONNIE les bu-
reaux de sant6, Sc sont toujours en-
tendus, ct avec raison, pour pres
crire la necessit6 de prendre. soin
des intestins.
La CONSTIPATION ~empoisonne.
lie sang; done, ellie ne devrait jamais
etre toleree, moins aujourd'h hui que
jamais.
LIE traitement de la constipation
est tout indiqu4 dams l'emploi de
ROBOL (Tablettes Purgatives) que
vous trouverez chez tous les mar
chands de remedies, a rs centins la
bottle, GU six pour $1.25, GU en-
voyees par la poste, sur reception
du prix;, par Ia
COMPAGNIE CHIMIQuE FRANCO.
AMERtCAINE limitee,
274, rue St-Denis, Montr6aA!>
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-05-09
LOCAL NEWS.

Mrs. VIM. Hutton went to Lew
iston this morning for a few days
visit.
Mrs. Belle Tustain left last week
for visit at Wilson Creek aud
Seattle.
5. G. Tupper reports the sale Of
a Stephens Silent Six to n. II Ja-
eohs last week.
Ladies, your help is needed IN
the conservation cooked food sale
Saturday, May is.
s. Frank Allen, a Lewiston
grain buyer. was a Nezperce visit
or the last Of the week.
Tho best Ford oil on the market
Waverly IIeavy-at Tslpper 5
garage, 81 per gallon
VIM. Sullivan returned home
last Saturday from q week s visit
to the pal0use country,
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-05-09
CONTINUED on fourth page }


The Red Cross 1.-The Good Sa.
narilan to the suffering world
il. through President Wilson, head
Of the American Red Cross. ask.
ing Tor another 800. .000. 900 "a
carry on the great work. The
drive for this sum Is 10 be made
during the week Of May 20 10 25,
inclusive.
Lewis eouniy's quota on the
500, 600 600 drive made last june
was $4,000. Presumably II will be
the same this year The county
subscribed around 5000 more
than the required amount last
year and can even beat that now.
with the fine crop IN prospect,
plenty Of lucrative work for ev-
crybody and the need SO much
greater than il was then. Every
dollar given the American Red
Cross means thai much more help
10 the hoy who is suffering for
you n France. If you could be
near when his body Is torn IN the
battle and his cry goes MP for help.
you'd NOT refuse the best you
could give Such help is what
your money provides through the
Red Cross.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-05-09
German Resume Great BattIe.

After several days Of compara-
tive quiet on the battle front in
France, during which time exfen-
siYe preparations were in pro-
gress for further stupend0ug ef-
forts on the part Of the Germans
to overwhelm the allied forces, the
attack By infantry was resumed IN
force yesterday. The following
bulletins received this morning
give a condensed statement Of the
latest developments
The German armies are now
moving 10 the giant clash. About
one-half million American troops
are now in France. Germans
yesterday launched an attack in
the Ypres sector probably pre-
lnde 10 a resumption of the effort
TO smash the British army. -. The
French az the same time deliver
jarring bolw TO the German line.
A London bulletin says, Bri-
iash counter attack Wednesday
night has driven Germans out Of
positions ia Allied front lines they
entered on Flanders front in
i.aclytte- Moormeveere sector.
The British made further pro-
gress on the front east of A1niens,
between Somme and Ancre rivers.
Wednesday 5 attack on the Flan-
ders line Was carried out by two
German divisions. The British
inflicted heavy losses on the enc
my.
New German attacks were
launched this Thursday morn
ing on the Flanders front north
Of Mt. KENNEL, and the British
line was pressed back slightly at
one point.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-05-09

More From Lewis Coun.
ty to ColOrs Week Of May 20.
Majority Nezpercers.

The intensive war il
now making extreme de-
- hands on the man power
IL this country. Trained
Il soldiers from the canton
menis are being rushed 10 the bat
tie line ia France aud their places
taken by new drafts every month.
Besides the two men MILFORD
Jewell. of kamiah, and Archie
White. Of Vollmer, Tor al
ternatc Chas. Z. Davis, Of Kam-
iah, 10 be sent 10 the California
camp the-i0th, the following eigh-
teen young men have been drawn
10 entrain for Camp Lewis during
the week OF May 20-25:
Grover Mclean, Russell.
Ralph II. Jones, Nezperce.
Basil Yates. Nezperce
John Moffers, Kamiah.
Walter II. McFadden, Winchcs-
Ter.
John $. Kelly, Nezpercc.
Cecil G.. Jones, Nezpcrcc.
Henry George, Kamiah.
Herbert l.. Booth, Nexperee.
Roy A. Lockridge, Yollmer
Isaac q. Goff, Winchester.
Wilson r.. llerren. Nexperce.
Barney Meyers, Winchester.
Alois J. Kachelmeir, Nczperce.
Floyd b. Jorgens, Nezpercc.
Everett A. Covey, Nezperce
Elmer A. Campbell, Russell.
Ernest A. Shuberf, Winchester
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-05-09
Cool Food saIe d Hoover pIshea.

A cooked food sale will be con.
Quoted here under the direction Of
the local food conservation an
thoriiies on Saturday, May Is.
Only Hoover dishes viii be offer.
cd, and The ladies Of the eommun.
ity are asked to furnish these. The
proceeds will 20 10 the Red Cross.
At this sale food conservation
demonstration viii be given, and
Il Il desired that all come and sec
them.
Potato dishes arc especially de-
sired for this sale, and Hoover re-
cipes for these can be had Of Mrs.
Chancey Wallace, whom Miss Dor
othy Taylor, national food conser-
walton demonstrators. appointed as
chairman Of the Nezperce section.
This is a fine chance for all to
help. and certainly all want to
help. Mrs. Wallace will be glad
to explain details.
This will be the opportunity
looked for by many to donate
something eatable for the Red
Cross.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-05-09

Hicks, si00; H. 4, Holaes, $50; Mary
y. Hlli, $50; Hin Bros., $50; Albert
Huff, so; Chas. h. H0rne. 8i00; y. ~.
jenkins, s5ns Helen Lommassane, $50;
Mrs, y. b. Miller, $50; Mrs J.. g. Nil.
lef, $50; L. q. Miller, $50: Claude Nil
Ter, so; Clayton Miller. $50; Marjorie
Miller, $50; John Medved. $50; Chester
Me0ee, 8io0; n. Meinege, slO0: Roy
Meleam, aioQ: james Milnef, $50; Won.
ley J. Miller. $500; J 4. Morkler, $3.50
Katherine Aockler, $50. Mrs g. q.
Miller. 800; a. W. Miles. si00; Nez
pcrte Hardware Co. $500; 4. =. D Con.
nor. ss0s Mande Patfen. $50; Ethel
May Packet, s50s Hazel Sera Packet.
sea- Edith Ellen purkef. $50; Mood
ren Packet. $50; Raymond Parks. SO;
AAeline Pofeeg. $50; Geneva pofeef,
$50; Marie Poseet. $50. ~. M. poieef.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-05-09
Lecture on Smut and Dust Explo-
sions.

The lecture on smut and dust
explosions in mills, and elevators
which was given by DR. H. IL.
Brown. 0f the bureau Of chem
istry, L ). Department Of Agri-
culture. last Saturday afternoon
at the Artic Theatre was well
worth hearing. DR. Brown ex.
planned in considerable detail the
mysteries connected with these ex-
plosions. He also gave demon
strations showing the explosive
properties of smut dust and or
slinary corn starch when mixed
with the proper amount Of air and
exposed TO the proper amount Of
heat or 10 an open flame.
Moving pictures and lantern
slides were thrown ON the screen
10 show the tremendous loss Of
food caused by explosions IN elc-
vators, mills, and threshing ma
chimes. and the scattering Of smut
over the neighboring fields during
the shrcshing Of the smutiy grain.
These illustrations also showed
various fire prevention devices for
use on ihreshers, which would be
the means Of saving thousands Of
dollars worth Of food and machin-
cry ii installed on all threshers in
the county.
DR.. Brown was followed by G.
L. zundell. field assistant cereal
disease control, bureau Of plant IN
dnstry, T. $. Department of Agri-
culture, on the life history Of the
different kinds Of smut and their
control.
The importance Of guarding
against field infection was hros
out very strongly In Mr.. Znndell i
remarks. He also explained why
the formaldehyde treatment
should be used for all spring seed.
ing and the vitrol treatment for
All fall seeding Of wheat.
These lectures were very inter.
esting and instructive and should
have been heard BY every one IN.
teresfed in the production OF food
FOR our soldiers and allies IN this
great war for human liberty.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-05-09
Russell Red Gross Club Raises


Under the direction Of the above
named club of which Mrs. j. H.
Lyons is the energetic head, q
very much enjoyed program was
given at the IIarbke school house
last Saturday evening, resulting
in raising $lO4 for the boys in the
service.
The entertainment included
readings, dialogs, instrumental
and vocal music and an auction
sale Of donated articles. The adj
mission receipts totaled $43.50
and the auction cleared $56. 60
one hen bringing $40.
The music furnished by Messrs.
Edwards, Hogan, and Larson was
a special feature of the evening 5
bin and was very much appreciat-
ed by the management and the au-
dience.
This club has among other
plans in It's procedure the furnish
ing Of each army recruit from the
Russell district with a comfort kit,
sweaters, and two pairs of sox.
Such of the above fund as is need
ed will be applied in this way
and the balance viii be turned ov.
er to the Nezperce Branch Of the
Red Cross.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-05-09
SteeI Grain Bins

The government re-
ports a shortage of sever
al million grain bags SO
we strongly advise plac-
ing your order for bins at
once. They are portable,
durable. and fire proof.
1000 busheI size, S170,
Spokane,
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-05-09
Mr. and IL. }. N. Maekey. of

Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Mackey, Of
Charleston, were Nezperce visitors
the latter part Of the week
If you bought a Liberty Bond
and paid cash, your bond is now
ready for delivery at the bank.
If you want to make a safe IN
vestment write Montana Land &
Commission Co, Rosebud, Mon
tana. 49w4s
Do you own an autog Then
read city ordinance No. 122 in this
paper. 1t was enacted for your
benefit.
Place your order for cabbage
plants, We are receiving a ship
ment Saturday Nezperce Hard
ware Co.
b. J. Eike on Monday sold the
p. l.. Fike quarter section, near
Christman 5 siding, to Wm. Sulli-
van for $4,000.
G. w. Nelson, Of the Interior
Warehouse Co, Seattle, a former
Nezperce resident, was in town on
business Monday.
DR.. Charles II. Bryan, the last
physician Kamiah had, went tc
Spokane Tuesday t0 enlist in the
army medical corps.
John Mccoy and family viii
leave Friday morning for Milton.
Oregon, where they viii make
their home in the future.
AGr. and AIRS. ]. H. kaylor, OF
Teck, visited at the home Of their
daughter, Mrs. J. 4. Gist, in this
city the first Of the week.
w. G. Peacock, of Ferdinand,
agent for the famous Overland
ear, was a Nezperce business vis-
itor the forepart Of the week.
Mrs. f. J. Flournoy and daugh
ter, Mary, were arrivals from
Winchester Saturday evening and
are visiting at the Conger home
Mr. and Mrs. G. III. Wilson, OF
Lewiston, stopped IN town Tues
day night while enroute to kam-
iah.
Twenty-Five young men from
Lewis county for the month Of
May brings US little closer home
to the fact that our country is al |
war.
Ray johnson went to Lewiston |
Tuesday after some sheep and cat
tie with which they viii stock the |
johnson Bros. ranch southeast Of |
town.
Fritz Eiler, civil engineer on
the state highway job at White
bird, is checking over the work on
the Stevenson crossing south Of
town.
FOR SALE-l60 acres of land |
2 miles from Winchester. All can
be titled. Good spring. Easy |
terms. Address T01, 9th ave.
Lewiston, Idaho. 49w4 /
Sherwin Williams paint for 50 a /
gallon. We have a few eolors left /
that we are closing out at this |
price. Worth $4 a gallon. Nex-
perce Hardware Co.
Commissioners l. ii. Lowery,
Winchester A. G. Gross, Mohler,
and J. Z. Pomeroy, kamiah: were
here holding an adjourned session
the first Of the week.
Mrs. j. w. Akin and the ehil |
dren left this morning for ST.
Johns, where they were called by |
a message announcing the death |
of Mrs. Akin 5 sisters husband |
Cooked food sale and demon.
stration-under conservation rules
lin Nexperce on Saturday, May |
1S. Proceeds to Red Cross. Ask
Mrs. Chancey Wallace, Chairman.
The following is a list Of those
who left this morning as dele
gates to the 18th annual conven-
ton of the Inland Empire Sunday |
schools, which is being held at
this week Rev. and
Mrs. Y. nc. FlinlA. Mrs Frank
and Miss Edna Cargill, Mr.. and I
Mrs. Nern Swartx. Mrs. Geo. John
son, Miss LEILA Greek, Miss Lena
U,41
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-05-09
Mccormick Har-
yeSter T'hresher

Two men with a trac-
tor or eight horses can
harvest is 10 20 acres a
day. Price with engine,
Sl675 r. o. B. factory.
Two years TO pay for IL.
Place your order at once.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-05-09
Mccormick Binders

The Mccormack is con-
sidered by many as the
best. We have a few On
hand for immediate de-
livery. Give as your or
der now, TT. size. $3.50.
Nezperce.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-05-09
Yuba Tractors

The famous 1920 is making
good in the Nezperce country. An
owner of two who has just fin
iahed putting in 500 acres told us
that it cost less than so cents the
acre with the Yuba against 70
cents with horses. We are taking
orders for fall delivery. Price,
$2750 r o. B. factory.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-05-09
Commencement Week Program.

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Saturday, May II, S 80 D. NJ
Senior class play, Green Stock
'ngs, at the Opera House. Be
tween act specialties: duet by Ha-
eel Basket and Richard Fox, and
luet BY Gladys Fike and Adaline
Poteet. reading by Ruth Utter.
Sunday, May 12, ii q. Bac-
ealaureate service at the Commun-
ity church. Paster Claude B. Mar
tin, Ph. b., will preach the SER
mon. Music will be furnished by
the joint choirs Of the Christian
and Community churches and the
High School Girls Glee Club.
Wednesday, May Is Senior
Glass Day. Address by President
Fred L. Ulen of the Lewiston Bus
mess College at one o'clock IN the
II. 5. auditorium.
Thursday, May 16, 2 p. m.-May
Day fete, by grades one to six, in
the II. s. gymnasium
A Swedish Singing Came
Washington Song, first grade.
Pantomime, Beatrice Gates and
Marion Felt.
French Folk Drill, sixth grade.
Play, Fairy Sweet Tooth Goes
to the Front, third grade.
Liberty March, second grade
Rainy Days and Parasols, first
grade.
Ma 5 Little Pigs, folk game, see
ond grade.
Playet, May Baskets New,
fourth and fifth grades.
s p. Graduation exercises in
the Opera House.
n. II. S. Loyalty Song BY High
School student body.
Song, Wen Never Let the Old
Flag Fail, by student body.
Literary address, Professor III.
r. Lewis. M. Al
Vocal solo, Miss Kiosness.
Presentation Of diplomas.
Announcements
Song, The Star-Spangled Ban-
per. by the audience.