Bonners Ferry herald. [volume], July 30, 1918, Image 10

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You will find high-grade material and a well assorted
stock in our Gents" Furnishings department, and you
certainly will be satisfied if you make your selections
here.
We would especially call your attention to our line of
Dress Shirts, Work Shirts, Overalls,
Underwear, Neckwear, Etc.
If you need shoes, examine our stock before you buy «
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HARDMA RE - GROCERIES - FURR/S MINGS
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I Good Stoddard Tire Shrinker for
j sale. Inquire of J. R. Meeker, City.
FOR RENT—A four toom house,
newly painted, $10 per month. In
quire of J. W. Reid. Jyl6tf
FOR SALE_Indian twn-sneed mn
tor cycle in good repair w?th compte
i equipment Including electric lamp and
I horn. Inquire of J. J. Klndschuh
Bonners Ferry, Idaho. tf
DR. E. S. ROBERTS
Veterinary Surgeon
Sandpoint, Idaho
Phone 409W
For County Assessor
I hereby announce myself as a cand-
idate for nomination on the repub
Mean ticket at the primary election,
September 3rd, for county assessor.
I feel that my experience in past
vears as an accountant, merchant and
farmer, has so fitted me that I can fill
the office of assessor in a manner
which will be acceptable to the tax
I feel that it is
era of the county.
needless to assure those who know
me that I will, it elected, devote all of
time to the work of the office and
will give every person, rich or poor,
equitable assessments of property.
>1. L. Rowe, Bonners Ferry, Ida.
Announcement
I hereby announce my candidacy for
the state senatorship for Boundary
county and I respectfully solicit the
support of the voters of the county.
My experience at the last session
impresses me that I can do the work
in, a dependable manner, better than
l could in my first experience. My
work was approved by the senate and
people without regard to political or
party lines.
>V. S. Walker. Bonners Ferry, Ida.
For Sheriff of Boundary County
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I desire to a e
a candidate for n ominatlon on the re
publican ticket at the coming primary
sure them that if nominated and elect
W ^o^r ( l' , r e V. > '3.U^ t Ôt W ^» a rr r Vne
violators are rich or poor, friends or j
I am experienced in the
duties of the office I seek and would !
I conduct it in the most economical and
1 efficient manner. I have lived in
1 this district for 17 years and respect
fully ask those who do not know me
Jo look up my record both as an officer
' and as a private citizen
W. H. Heathershaw.
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For Probate Judge
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enemies.
I hereby announce myself as a can- j
didate for nomination on the republi- j
can ticket at the primary election on j
September 3rd, 1918, for the office of
probate judge of Boundary county,
It nominated and elected, I shall
serve the people with all the fairness
I and wisdom of which I am capable and
I feel that my experience in past years
has fitted me for efficient performance
of the duties of the office.
Joseph 1). Hanning
For Prosecuting Attorney
I hereby announce that I will be a
candidate for nomination for Prose
cuting Attorney of Boundary County,
on the republican ticket at the pri
mary election to be held September
3rd 1918
lA seeking the nomination I respect
fully refer the electors of the county to
my record for efficiency and economy
in the administration of the office of
prosecuting attorney for the past two
years.
Oliver C. Wilson
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To the A olers of Boundary f minty :
I hereby announce myself as a can
didate for the office of Sheriff of Boun
dary county, subject to the republican
primaries. September 3rd, 1918.
I am not making any promises as to
what I will do in case I am made the)
choice of the people, for I believe 1
served as deputy sheriff long enough
for the voters to know what to expect
from me. I do not want anyone to
give mo their support for nomination
who will not give me their support in
enforclng the law If I am elected to
the of ice.
Respectfully Yours,
P. H. Callahan
For ('«uiifj Commissioner
I hereby announce my candidacy on
the republican ticket for nomination at
the primary election. September 3rd,
as County Commissioner of the Second
District.
I have been a resident of this coun
ty since 1910 and feel that I know the
conditions and needs of all parts of it
It nominated and elected 1 will fulfill
the duties of the office with efficiency
and economy and will endeavor to give
the taxpayers full value for every dol
lar expended.
C. J. Wagner, Addle, Ida.
All Praise the Chautauqua
During the past few weeks a number
of people have been in Bonners Ferry
who have attended the Ellison-White
Chautauqua in towns in Washington,
Oregon and Idaho and these are all
°f onc accord in saying that the enter
talnment which is coming to Bonners
Ferry beginning Saturday of this week
Is the best which has ever been placed
before the public by the Ellison-White
people.
The series of programs of.ered have
already been given In most of the cit
ies west of here.
Bartlett Sinclair a Candidate
According to a dispatch in the Sun
day Spokesman-Review, Bartlett Sin
clair, of Kellogg, Ida., has announced
his candidacy for nomination on tne
republican ticket at the coming pri
mary election, as lieutenant governor
Mr. Sinclair is an attorney and was
formerly a resident of this city,
was a candidate two years ago in the
county primary election for state sen
ator but lost the nomination to W. S
Walker.
He
Married at Samipoint
Miss Mamie Hamren, the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. John Hamren, resl
dents of the Northslde, and Arthur
Mercer, an employee bf the Lakeside
Laundry, of Sandpoint, were united in
marriage at Sandpoint on July 21st i
, ugtlce of the Peace Myrvin Davis
, ioin in wishing them a lifetime of
»«»Us ..d .» -. 1 . .1 prient.
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! Services will be as follows next Sun
day: Sunday School, 10:00 a. m; the
morning worship at 11:00 a. m., ser
mon subject, "Giving and Receiving."
Evening worship at 8:00 p, m., ser
mon subject, "Our Needs Supplied."
Prayer meeting Wednesday at 8:00
p. m, Leader, Mrs. frank Richard
» on - Subject. "Why I Came To Bon
lle f, 8 Ferry ' . . .
I You are cordially invited to attend
Methodist Episcopal Church
j the above services,
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j a Red Cross knitting tea will be
held at the K. P. hall from two until
five o'clock the afternoon of Friday
August 2nd.
Refreshments will be served at a
charge of ten cents each and those in
charge of the tea are urging that ev
| ery woman in the county, who can pos
slbly do so, attend this meeting, wheth
I er they are members of the Rer Cross
j or not.
All ladies who are knitting are es
pecially requested to attend.
U. S. Crowder, Pastor
Red Cross Knitting Tea
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1 shall be a candidate at the pri
n^ry election on September 3rd for
! nomination on the republican tick
et for °f, boundary county and
I respectfully solicit the support of my
friends and acquaintances,
FOR COUNTY SHERIFF
A. D, Welch, Bonners Ferry, Ida.
For Probate Judge
I hereby announce my candidacy for
the Q ffl ce Q f probate Judge of iioun
! dary county, subject to the approval
j of the voters of the republican party
, a t the next primary election,
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1 The undersigned, Bethlehem Gold
Mjnes Limited, Yahk Mining District,
Copeland, Idaho, will not be responsi
ble for any de hts or accounts con
tracted or incurred, unless same have
been confirmed by the Board of Trus
of li( i pomnanv
[tees ot company._
Dated at Spokane, Wash., this 29th
day of July, 1918.
Bethlehem Gold Mines, Limited,
Harry Dudman, President
E. R. Henderson
NOTICE
GRAPE PRUNING ON TRELLIS
trained In some definite form and
th[s should begin the flrst
season af
Essential That Vines Be Trained in
Some Definite Form—Plan of
South Carolina Station.
It Is very Important that vines be
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ter planting. The South Carolina ex
périment station recommends a trellis
with the posts 16 feet apart, 4^ feet
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During the second year the canes
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j shown in Fig. C. The pruning of the
second and all later years Is shown
I ln Fig. D. Leave four of the most vig
| orous canes as the foundation for fu
| ture growth.
Never permit the cane of one vine
! to overlap those on the next to It.
Cull out the bum roosters. Males
i of large, vigorous type, showing well
) developed breast, strong bone, large
{ comb and wattles and bright eyes
j should be held for breeding purposes.
Crow heads, long beaks and weak legs
indicate a lack of constitutional vigor
and are usually found in poor pro
ducers.
Hold the late-molting hen. Sell the
early-molting hen, the persistent or all
summer sitter, and the overfat hen.
Sell the immature pullets, or mats,
and save only the best. Never breed
I from diseased stock.
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WE are living in the most eventful per
iod since the world began.
Great events are happening daily; unus
ual and varied experiences are changing
our lives and teaching us new lessons.
One of the greatest lessons is the absolute
need of thrift and economy. This will be
of the greatest benefit to us in the years
to come.
Save and put your Savings where they
are Safe.
THE FIRST STATE BANK
Bonners Ferry. Idaho
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■WITHIN THE LAW" MARKS NEW
STEP IN SCREEN DRAMA
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Motion Picture Patrons To See Two
-Million Dollar Success for the
First Time
I "Within the Law," the screen ver
sion »f Bayard Veiller's sensational
stage success, which was viewed by
, more than four million theater goers
j in the United States and Canada, will
open at the Amazon theater on Thurs
day, August 1st.
As a legitimate stage production.
Within the Law" was a popular at
traction and finan
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1 s j nce Selwin * Co
demonstrated that
nlore than two mil
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be forced Into thea
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) tre box offices through just one play.
Harry T. Morey, the Vltagraph star,
[has re-created the role of Joe Garson
j n stage success, "Within the Law."
jjjg wor k j s G f such character that It
far outshines anything done by any of
the actors of the legitimate stage when
they assayed the role of "the best lit
1 tie forger of the United States."
Garson is a regular crook, always
1 outside the law, until he meets Mary
Turner, upon her release from prison,
after serving a sentence for theft com
She persuades
clal success that
has made it a high- i
water mark all pro- j
1 ducers have been I
mitted by another.
Garson that being dishonest Within
the Law" where he Is Immune from ar
rest by surrounding himself with clev
| er i a wyers, is not only perfectly safe,
but m uch more luratlve.
He falls in love
with Mary, but not
withstanding his en
vironments and his
companions, his is
the love of a man.
He protects her not
only from his evil
companions, but al
- so from himself.
Eventually Mary ensnares the son of
the wealthy man who first caused her
arrest and imprisonment,
ensnares him for revenge, but even re
venge falls before real love.
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Student's and children's season tick-|
ets for Chautauqua on sale at Simond's
; Drug Store.
Student's tickets, $1.65.
Thousands of men have chewed
Real Gravely Chewing Plug for
twenty-five years and more. And
every time they have tried some
other brand it made them think
more of Gravely than ever.
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Peyton Brand
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10c a pouch— and worth it
Gravely la al» ao much longer it coat a
no more to chew than ordinary plug
P. B. Gravely Tobacco Company
Danville, Virginia
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Sandpoint, Idaho
Honest Weights.
Fair TesLs.
Prompt, Settlements.
Courteous Treatment.
Check for each can if you wish.
Butter-fat, sweet cream, 56c
Sour, 52c
Wall Paper
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Paints
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General
Contraiting
h. W. BLISS
Phone 83
Next to Court house
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