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Show r Thursday, M!arch;17, 1910 THE TRI-WEEK- JOURNAL. LOO AN. FT An !,'' PAGE FIVE BfiSdU wry 'N TUSSAH and PONGEE SILK SALE Silks 27 in. wide, latest diagonal weave inal) the new shades, at only p'C'U IS VERY BUSY i Khartoum, March 15. Bent on making the mos of their brief .stay in this, the capital of the Egyptian general givernment of the Soudan, the Kooseaelts were early as t today Col . Roosevelt was especially busy, occupying the intervals between excursions to pomts of histoiie interest in reeeivng callers and making re, ply-tT- T SUch Of h S' YoluUHlMHtS COF- - lC'pondenee as he had been able to examine. After breakfast he summon' to him the native servants who had accompanied him through the expedition and bade them good bye. Each received a present of cash from Col. Roosevelt and a gift from Mrs. Roosevelt. The vsight seeing program began with a visit to Gordon Memorial college, built at the east of the town in 1902 by subscriptions solicited from the British people colby Lord Kitchener. From the lege 'a drive wai taken to other parts of the town. Col. Roosevelt, Mrs. Roosevelt, Miss Ethel Roose-el- t and Maj. Gen. Sir Rudolph Baron Von Slatin, the irspeetor general of the Scidars staff, make up tlie party. They ocupied a carriage drawn by a handsome pajj? of horses and escorted by two lancers.During the drive were joined, by other they Maj. Gen Wingates staff, occupying two carriages. Later in the forenoon the Roose velts abandoned their carriage for a motor car, and unaccompanied, drove into the suburbs. This afternoon the Roosevelts planned a visit to Kerreri, the scene of the great battle on Sept. 2, 1898, when n forces defeatthe ed the khaliff and reconquered Egyptian Soudan. The trip to Omdurman will be made in the - 1 vrvrnr 'wr.y?? 1 mum-jsssczszsrr-r- XOL ROOSEVELT Others are asking 49c to 75c per yard for the same goods HjOfl4 Luxor. F. Y. Bonfils of Denver, who came here to meet Col. Roosevelt, today had an interview with the latter and presented him with a petition from the chamber of commerce ofKansasCityand other western cities asking the former presi dent to return to the United States by wav of San Francisco. A Half Price Special ON ALL - Toilet Goods Roosevelt replied it would be impossible for him to accept the suggestion, owing to his enga- gements, meludingdiis presence at the m'arriage of his soil. Theodore Jr., fo Miss El eanor B. Alexander, which is to take place in .lime. If possible, however, he said he would visit Denver and Cheyenne during the frontier day celebrations in August. ' Col. Roosevelt upon his visit to the Gordon Memorial college addressed the students informally ex pressing great interest in their work and remarking upon the splendid progress made by British energy within the few years that its influence had been exerted in Khartoum. " Ain. X .Roo-cvcl- Such as Soaps , JPer fumes Powders , Hair Tonic , Massage, Creams, Toilet Water, Almond Cream, etc., etc. Ir t, See our exclusive line of Ladies' and Chi- ldrens Footwear for Spring Howell-Card- Co. on The Woman's Shopp At The Opera House, Tuesday, March 22 of The The Notice is hereby given that a Shrew" Taming in be held will electron Cache, County School District of For Representative District No. 1 Moroni Beck, Niels NEWTON tlpKluist Class, on the 28th day 11YRUM II. F. Liljenqui-t- , C. Jacobsen, Chris Christensen. At of March, 1910, in each school O. Thompson, G.W. Allen. At City Vestry of Meeting Hou-e- . district thereof representative MENDON- - II. B. nail. Whitney, tween the hours of 1 oclock p. PARADISE P. O. Hansen, A. Thos. Muir, John Hughes. At m. and 7 oclock p. m. of said G. Williams, John McMurdie. At City Ilall. dayvJor the purpose of submit; Sehool-Rooin Meeting House. - CLARKSTOX Geo. Godfrey, ting to the qualified voters and AVON Alma O. Jackson. Chas. Atkinson, Chas. Shumway. taxpayers thereof the- - question George Summers, John Me Arth- At Brick Sehool House. of issuing and selling one hund- ur. At South Room in School TRENTON AND COMISII red fifty .thousand ($150,000.00) House. Wm. Brough, Wm, Pitcher Rob-odollars of bonds, for the purpose Austin. At Red Brick School Martin Olsen, MILLVILLE of purchasing school sites and James Jensen, Thomas J. P. House, Trenton. building school houses and sup- Rose. At Frame School House. PETER SBOROE. R. Ballard, plying the same" with furniture For Representative District No, 2 George Mnir, Fred Yonk, At and necessary apparatus, said WELLSVILLBWilliam Mur-ra- Sehool House. bonds to be in denominations of By order of the Board of EduNormaiUG. Allen, George one thousand! dollars each, with cation, Cache County School DisPerk i ns At City Ilall. interest at the rate of 4 per PROVIDENCE Ben R. Tib- trict. cent, per annum, to run for the scidars yacht Elfin. SYLVESTER LOW. President. betts, Lewis Frank,' Adblph Baer. The tentative plan's of the Roose period of twenty years the whole ARTHUR JENSEN. Clerk. At School House. velts provide for their departure or any part thereof redeemable COLLEGE AND YOUNG C. from here on a special train Thurs after the expirationeften years of National Packing Co. 0. Dunn, Robert A. Leatham, C. Doings of date from a to Cairo ijsud. the On way day night. L. Olsen. At College School Chicago, March 15. Testimony That theMollowing named perstop of one day will be made at House. relating to the operations of the Assuan, upper Egypt, on the east sons have been named at each MT. STERLING David Mur- National Packing company in Den bank of the Nile, and t'wo days polling place to conduct the said ray, Willard Baxter, oJhn Red-for- ver was given today before the will be given over to a visittd" election, to wit. At School House. federal grand 'jury which is inFor Representative District Np. 3 vestigating-the packing house inMc SMITIIFIELD Henry. dustry, Five witnesses from the , Cracken,Wm. Thornley, James J. western city, the first to be called Meikle. At City Hall. since the inquiry started, appeared HYDE PARK Lorenzo Peter- before the grand jury and told of sen, Erastus Lamb, . Frank Lee. conditions there. At Vestry of Old Rock Meeting The men who testified ' were House. George W. Ballantine, Elijah ; BENSON AND RIVERSIDE George Linger, F. P, Enr-eClothcraft garment goes ah insurance policy in A. J. AlGriffith, Reese, and Henry Gebhardt. the form of a signed guarantee by the maker;' bert Riggs. Henry At Benson Meeting The last hamedwiutessi3 And we stand back of it, too. House. with the Colorado Packing GREENVILLE Ezra Palmer, & Produce company. Christian Larsen, Ada Baugh. At means that your Clothcraft School House. ADDITIONAL WANT ADS Suit must hold its style For Representative District No. 4 that it is strictly pure wool that RICIlilOND S. W. Ilend-rickv- s, A NEW BUGGY at a bargain, the coat front wont break that Wm. Merrill, Fred Smith: enquire at 121 W. Center, the collar and lapel wont sag or. At City Hall. Think what this means " COVE Fred Titensor, J. C. HAIR CUTTING 25cts, ChiClothcraft Clothes cost School E. Collins. 15 F. eta opp court house. Allen, At ldrens more than ordinary clothe which never House. iild stand auch backing. MOUNTAIN HOME A George FOR SALE OR TRADE Cornish, Wm. Kingsford, George white top Delivery Rig, almost ' Wm. nouse. School At Gregory. new, capacity I,0CD lbs. LEWISTON H. M. Rawlins, Evans, 165 N. 5th West. Both James Taggart, John" Wiser. At Phones. All-Wo-ol Opera House. ' STEPHENSON AND WHEEL-E- WANTED By a thrifty man and Don't decide on your spring clothe until yog learn the facts about Clothcraft. J ohn Kemp Ole Olsen, Henwife, ten or twenty acres of 'School land to cultivate, with small house ry Kent.- At Stephenson House. Apply to Turner & Muir, Room 12 For Representative District No. 5 Commercial Block." , -- mem-here- m dt ltd mam in The Live Shoe Man Anglo-Egyptia- y, Where The Car Stops Young Men Here Is Your Opportunity, For Getting Distinctive, Individual Different Clothes d. C Here is your opportunity for wearing just as stylish and exclusive clothes as are to be had anywhere. Theyre right here, ready for you to put on. Theyre Ederheimer-Stei- n made. C Think twice before getting any other make. Its easy to buy clothes that are inferior because there are so many clothes inferior to these in 6tyle, fit, quality, value C Ederheimer-Steispecialize in clothes for Young Men.. They go straight to the weavers and get Young Mens patterns. Then they put the Young Mens spirit, taste and style unto them. Theyre "Young Mens clothes from start to finish. C You dlont s?e everyone wearing clothes like these. Other Stores cant sell them because they cant get them. Were exclusive representatives for this Let us show you the make. difference. "You Can Have Insured Clothes T'HATS the kind we offer yoiT in Clothcraft. - With each fBod-derma- n, st coii-necte- d n The guarantee CB0T1GMFT Clothes $10 to$25 Howell Brothers A -- S Howell Brothers Logans Foremost Clothiers |