The Caldwell tribune. [volume], March 05, 1915, Image 9

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THE CALDWELL TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, MARCH S, 1915.
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Wigwam Flour
NONE BETTER
Made m Caldwell by people
who live in Caldwell, from
your own home grown wheat
Caldwell Milling & Elevator Co.
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EVERYBODY
EVERYBODY
KNOWS
LIKES
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J. L. BARDSLEY
Located Across From Depot Phone 439w
KEEP 'EM ROLLING
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THESE LOOSE BOTTOM PANS
WILL KEEP THINGS ROLLING
AT HOME—
Boyes Hardware Company
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Ice Cream and Lunches
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Farm Values
The Holling Dollar lay in the same purse with a $50 yel
lowback. "Speaking of children," said that busy piece of
money, "why don't people look ahead a little? They think
they are giving their hoys and girls a good start in life, when
as a matter of fact they are handicapping them heavily.
"You and 1 know what it means for young people to make
a start in the city. We know how many more good chances
there are at home—or ought to lie. Yet lots of folks, thinking
they are saving money, tear down their county town instead
of building it up, by buying everything possible from the cata
log houses.
"When the children grow up they must stay on the farm
or go to the city, for no town can grow and offer opportunities
to a young man unless its merchants are patronized. And few
boys, seeing how close the sheriff is behind the business men of
his own town, will stay there while the distant city attracts
them.
"The good people have forced their boys and girls into
the fearful grind of the city by their own shortsightedness.
The home town goes downhill, while the mail order houses get
rich."
"Farm values are always higher if there is a good live town
in the county," responded the $50 yellowback. "When the
fanner sells out and retires he fan get a stiff price because he
sells location as well as land. Why, farm land around C'enter
vills here—where folks keep their money working right around
in a circle so that it gets back to them—is worth a quarter
more than around Mossdale, where the land is just as good. But
the Mossdale country has the mail order bug.
"It is human nature to want a good town to come to once
in a while, and we are all willing to pay for a live town's ad
vantages. The people in the Mossdale district send all their
money to Chicago and the other mail order centers. Conse
quently their land is worth less money. They haven't figured
yet that no territory, drained of its cash constantly by a city
which buys nothing from it in return, can offer any inducement
to investors or newcomers.
A good local market is worth money to the owner of farm
land, and you can't have a good market if there is no live town.
"Some people think the local furniture dealer, the cloth
ier, the grocer and the hardware man are robbing them be
cause there is but one or two stores of that kind in the town.
1 hat is one excuse for mail order buying.
"Here is proof to the contrary: City people are not a bit
smarter than country folks, and they fall for the catalog with
the pretty pictures just the same. Why, I heard that Omaha
sends $250,000 a year to one eastern house that has a fascinat
ing scheme for selling soap. Now Omaha has a lot of good
stores, big ones, and competition is so keen that 'robbery' is
impossible. People there have some other excuse for 'buying
a pig in a poke' T suppose, and they get trapped the same
wa X" (Copyright, 1914).
Money In The Bank
Gives you a feeling of security—enables you to take ad
vantage of opportunities for making more money and
lifts you out of the rut—makes you a man.
First National Bank
They Can Sell Anything You Have
A General Invitation
is hereby extended to the ladies of Caldwell and sur
rounding country to use our rest room. ^ on will find
every convenience for comfort.
ACKLEYS MARKET
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Just In...
First Shipment
Spring
Walk-Overs
KELLEHER & BOONE
403 Main Street
Get
Yours
Early
What is the most adbused word in the English
Language. If you don't know—
MAXEY & SCHNABEL
will tell you in this space next week.
Come in and see the early spring Sailors and
Mary Pickford Caps, and Tipperarv Turbans on dis
play at the
Tribune Classified Advs.
Have Over 10,000 Readers
Others Use Them—Why Don't You
MADDEN MILLINERY
BUICK
The Best Type of Motor Car
The Best Motor Car of Its Type
Demonstrated and Sold by
SHANK AUTO COMPANY.
Phone 221 Caldwell, Idaho
THE FORD AUTO
,, P°''d Agencv has been established in Caldwell.
The policy of the Ford Company is service, first and
always.
Ford Auto Garage Company
COME IN AND SEE US.
C. L. IDLEMAN.
FRANK WEAVER
Merchant bailor
Come in ami look over our stock_of goods betöre
buying that spring suit. Western National Bank Bldg.
Farm Equipment Specialists
Idaho Imp. & Qrain Co
Big Stocks on Hand
JACK WATKINS BILL COWDEN
Roll a dollar into the FARMERS COOPERATIVE
ASSOCIATION as they operate at the closest possible
margin of profit, and at all times undersell other deal
ers, thereby enabling you to secure either, 15 lbs. Best
Fine Dry Granulated Sugar, 15 lbs. Fancy Japan Rice,
28 bars Laundry Soap, 5 lbs. Blended Roasted Coffee!
other articles in proportion. Another car sugar eoniinir
at $<>.20 and $(i.40.
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ATTENTION FARMERS—
You will find us a ready market for all farm pro
duce at highest prices.
GIVE US A TRIAL
Vanhyning & Co., Lta
ROLL YOUR DOLLARS
— To —
PECKHAM CASE FURNITURE CO.
EV ERY THING IN FURNITURE, RUGS St RANGES
— WHOLESALE AND RETAIL —
-Sewing machines—Special for a short time—a few Standard
Sewing machines taken in exchange, guaranteed in sewing condi
tion—Come in early.
Wahl Auto Co.
$950
F.O.B. Detroit
Overland Model 81
Anderson's Guarantee back of everything sold.
Standard and well advertised lines carried, there
for full value always.
AND THEN—
Dollars spent at home come rolling back to you.
The Qeorge A. Anderson Co.
Caldwell - - - - - - Idaho