j THE WALL BETWEEN j
A Thrilling Romance of Army Life In five acts. The story *
• deals with "The Wall Between" the enliRted man and the army ♦
• officer, and tells how one gallant soldier scaled this wall, win- a
ning both official recognition and the Lady of his Love.
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STOPPING NAVIGATION
COEUR D'ALENE, Idaho, Nov. 5—
Two fleeting inlands which have been
cruising about Lake Couer d’ Alene
during the summer have Btarted to the
Pacific Ocean through the Spokane
river, and are holding up navigation
of log booms.
Declaring that there is danger that
the source of the river would be en
tirely blocked in the case of high wa
ter. lumber men have appealed to Ihe
county commissioners here to get the
islands out of the way.
NUMBER BANKRUPTCIES IN
ENGLAND ON DECLINE
LONDON. Nov. S—There was a con
siderable decrease In the number of
bankruptcies last year, receiving or
ders being only 1.557 against 2.379 in
1915. Liabilities of debtors totalled
?.731.959, a decrease on 1,000,000
pounds and the Iosif to creditors of
2,396.654 pounds, a decrease of over
955,£09' pounds. ~ .
The prtncipal' failures were among
grocers, bakers and saloon keepers,
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Watch .for our ad In tomorrow’s
edition of the Daily Times—Soni"
thing interestrifg.1—City 'Bakery.
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Your eyes fitted. Compound and
astigmatic lenses replaced. See Os
borne.
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It Pays to Advertise in-the Times
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_CLASSIFIED AD VS.
LOST—A Bunch of Keys' containing
two postoffice keys and "several
—. fey it.
other keys. Return to Bert the Mes
senger and receive reward.
(VK Michelsotj, City, or Amos Ross,
R. R. No. 2, North Yakima, Wash.
FOp RENT — Five r8om, modern
, house, partly furnish*^.-d/hone ICO.
FOR RENT—Furnished house. Apply
at Dally Times. :
WANTED—Girl for' goftej’al house
work. Apply to A. Van Vechten.
FOR RENT—Furnished cabins. See
Dooley.
WANTED — A cook, at Cordova Grill.
GREECE SUFFERS!
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(By the Associated Press)
ATHENS, Nov. 5—Bad food and the
lack of food amonge the poor because
of European war conditions, are set
down as one of the main causes of
great mortality and sickness, in the
official health report of Athens, which
says:
"During the month of July there has
been a very great increase of sick
ness, due certainly to the bad food the
population has been forced to eat, to
the detestable quality of. the foodstuffs
and to the complete want of some of
the chief articles of alimentation."
The death list ft given at 510, or about
17 people a day.
Based on this report, the Messager
Daily of Athens, makes a plea to
the Entente power* for "more bread
before more cannon." "Let us have
bread,” It'says, "from charity, from
military <tr political reasons, or from
solidarity Let us. have bread! Read
the municipal statistics." It declares
that whgt England and France know
as privivtion would be a luxury for the*
majority of the Greeks, who before
the wat cohld hardly feed themselves
and shce the blocade of the Greek
ports mave been under a veritable
famine. -• Rice, dry beans and peas, the
chief '(foods of the poor have disap
peared or* reached fabulous prices al
most making it impossible for the ex
tremely1‘poor to purchase* it asserts,
while meat, fish, eggs, poultry, butter
and ifiiik were never possible for the
porr exct^it on holidays and are now
entirely beyond their reach.
i^dyaC*temperance legion
J To HOL.P M £DAL CONTEST
|j, At eight-thirty o'clock next Thurs
day evening at Hegg’s' hall seven <5f
8the girls of the Loyal Temperance
[Legion will contest for a silver meral.
1, The program is as follow^:
I Recitation .“Nellie's Victory"
Jessie Graham
I Recitation. .. .“Not Fit to Be Kissed"
Elaine Bollinger
Recitation “Little Prohibition Crank"
Edith Wilson
Recitation. .“The Temperance Flag"
Helen Lange
Recitation. “Dolly’s New Drusa*’
Alice Tarpennlng
Recitation .. “How a Ltttle Girl Em
ptied The Jug"*
Helen Downing
Recitation “My Little White Beaker
Phyllis Downing
Bongs by L. T. V
Vocal Solo.Selected
Mis Chaee
Recitation ... Selected
Mr*, WHott
Vocal Solo.Selected
Mrs Hubbert
Plano Duat.(a) Slumber Song
Plano Duat.(b) March MUitalra
Dorothy Dooley and Ophelia Howard
Recitation .... .... ..Selected
Mens^elltson
violin Sole .. —Jto W1
Vocal Solo .FrsfrlSrTWistire ]
Judges (announced later
Admission yrill be twenty-fire rente
and children under ( years of age will
be admitted tree. ■
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EMPKHor "William* rdrtrait
HAS BEEN ORDERED REMOVED
RIO DE JANEIRO. BrpaU, Nov. *—
A portrait of Emperor Wiliam of Ger
many, which has been hanging for
many months U> the government pal
Me, has been removed by order of
the Minister of Foreign Affairs. it*
place has been taken by a painting
showing the Portuguese recognition
of Brazilian iridependance. The Em
peror’s picture was put in a store
room.
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HEAVY FROST DESTROY CORN
CROP IN CENTRAL MEXICO
MEXICO CITY. Nov. 5—Recent
heavy frosts have destroyed three
quarters of the cqrn on the central
plateau of Mexico according to esti
mates by the National Chamber of
Commerce. It is stated that corn this
year will be about 25 per cent, of nor
mal throughout the country. The
city council of Mexlqo City is plan
ning steps to prevent undue proftls
on any articles of prime necessity.
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NOTICE TO EAGLES
lmportan meeting Wednesday even
ing, November 7th.
GEORGE DOOLEY, Secretary
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Delicious Mince Pie Fresh every |
Noob at the City Bakery. 1•
NEW GOODS
JUST ARRIVED
Beautiful Georgette Waists, Hand-embroi
dered in the daintiest shades. All sizes.
. Also separate Sport and Dress Skirts in a
wide assortment. Some are of plain colors,
others in stripes and plaids.
New line of Silk and Wool Union Suits.
New Coats and Serge Dresses.
Our Beauty Parlor is now open, with the
latest electrical equipment. Shampooing, Hair
Dressing, Manicuring and Vibratory Treat
ments.
Women’s
j FALL FASHIONS
I THE NEW COAT STYLES ARE READY
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LATEST MODELS. NEWEST STYLES
Come in and See the BEAUTIFUL NEW
pi COATS. The very latest fashions from the
§j world’s fashion center.
g All the new fabrics. All the new shades
| and colors.
5 There is a coat here to suit every possible
E s need. We have never shown a more com
j> plete assortment.
i. If yon don’t see it in the window we have
| it inside.
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1 We Are
Prepared!
To do your PRINTING
and DO IT RIGHT!—in
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a way that will please
the eye and a Price that
will suit the pocket-book
Give Us A TRIAL and
we will prove it to you.
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CORDOVA TIMES
Job Printing Dept. '
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