Project No. 9.—Payment of $2 yearly dues, this sum covering both a year's subscription to the Argonaut, with its alumni section, and membership fees in the alumni association.
Project No. 19.—Co-operation with the A. S. U. I.
USED CARS
WE HAVE TAKEN IN EXCHANGE FOR NEW BUICKS, THE FOLLOWING CARS, WHICH HAVE BEEN CAREFULLY OVERHAULED AND ARE IN EXCELLENT CONDITION:
Buick, H-45, Touring Car, 6 cylinder.
1. Buick Roadster, 6-cylinder, 1917 model, D-44.
2. Saxon, 6-cylinder, 1918 model, 6-cylinder, Chevrolet, 1918 model, 4-90.
3. Buick 5-passenger touring, 1918 model, E-45.
4. Dodge Commercial Car, 3-ton, 1918 model.
3. Buick E-35, 4-cylinder, 1917 model.
Ford Touring Car, 1918 model.
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If you are in the market for a good serviceable second-hand car, and want to save money, and, at the same time, buy one that will give you satisfaction, come in and see us.
Demonstrations gladly given.
Moderately priced, with good standard equipment.
HUGO-BUICK MOTOR CO.
PRINCETON PICKINGS; FORMER RESIDENT DEAD
PRINCETON— B. C. Rowe of Moscow was a business visitor in town on Friday.
James Rasmussen is helping Edgar Adair.  In the store this week, Robert Pankey has sold his place near Gold Hill to Mr. Cleaves of Potlatch. This has been the Pankey home for a good many years. Mrs. A. W. Wilton was a visitor in Palouse Monday and Tuesday. Word was received of the death of Mrs. Bidlake of Chatteroy. Her son Stephen had been called to her bedside the week before. Mrs. Bidlake was well known here. 