Thin Glass Tumblers, 10c. Brack
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Mrs. M. L. Rawson of the Gem Cafe went to Lewiston today on business.
Mrs. Pearl Stall arrived today from Lewiston.
French Pastry for Wednesday. Empire Bakery.
Mrs. C. J. Orland returned today from the Red Cross conference at Seattle where 250 delegates from the whole Northwest were in attendance.
The conference was for the purpose of planning the Red Cross work on the new peace basis.
Mrs. A. Rydeholm and children, who have been visiting in Spokane, arrived home today.
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,,a >' a " erm) A 0 " "'ith Mrs. D. Urquhart at 2:30. All regular members and honorary members are requested to please pay their dues. All interested in the temperance work are cordially invited.
Hoover Erg Buns for the last week in Lent Empire Bakery.
B. F. Dupuis has just returned from a week's trip to Montana. He reports the winter wheat fine in that section of the country.
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WHERE EVERYBODY GOES"
LAST TIME TONIGHT
RAMONA
All Seats 25c
Shows 7 and 9
WEDNESDAY ONLY
BERT LYTELL
in a Western Drama
'HITTING THE HIGH SPOTS'
A corking good picture
22c
LYONS-MORAN COMEDY
Professor J. C. Wooley  Of the university agricultural engineering department gave an address Saturday in Orofino, before a meeting of the east and west highway conference that is considering the road contemplated over the Lolo pass. Rev. H. O. Perry went to Genesee today to assist in the passion week services that are being held in that city. Sheridan Leads Northwest. 