The pictures that are shown at the Clemmer in Spokane for the children's hour on Saturday will be shown here one week later.
CLEAN UP NOTICE
Citizens take notice. Must have all tin cans and rubbish of that nature sacked or in boxes and placed in the city before April 15th.
not be taken away by the city after the above date. All manure and other filth must be removed at once and at owners' expense.
It will be
J. G. GIBSON, Mayor.
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HYGIENE EXHIBIT
TO CLOSE TONIGHT
Following the Program this Evening, It Will Go To Cheney—Attendance Passed Three Hundred Yesterday
The interesting exhibit of the social hygiene association now being held in the Guild Hall will be removed late tonight and shipped to Cheney as soon as spectators have left the hall, and it is urged upon those who have not yet seen it to be sure to inspect it this evening. In addition to the exhibit those who come may expect to enjoy an excellent program. Miss Isabel Stephens, Mr. George Fowler, and Mr. J. E. Wodsdalk will speak, respectively, on Education in sex of hygiene in the public.  Schools; Recreation and its connection with social hygiene; Feeblemindedness, Mr. Charles Henry will preside. 