The Kendrick gazette. [volume], April 02, 1920, Image 5

About The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968

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FOR SALE AT
A BARGAIN
T own Property
See
G. F. WalRer
R.eal Estate and Insurance
[SERVICE]
I FIRST I
Consider Old Fashion
THRIFT
There is much agitation regarding the high cost
of living. There should be more agitation re
garding the cost of high living.
Thrift is possible under all conditions, and a sub
stantial savings account in the bank affords pro
tection against all the storms that blow.
Enjoy the full benefit of our superior service,
onsult our officers freely at any time.
We pay 4 percent on Savings compounded
semi-annually
Any sum from $1.00 up will open an account.
The Farmers Bank
The bank that makes saving easy.
Inner Tube
Free
With each automobile tire sold during our tire sale.
Our $2500 stock °* new,
fresh, standard tires and tubes is
now on sale.
Look your car over and fill your tire needs while our
stock lasts. It will not last long. First come, first
served.
Here is aa opportunity to save money for gasoline.
Kendrick Service Station
G. S. PORTER
Every Housekeeper
Will Welcome This News
When it seems as if the high cost of living^ was ever
going up and up, isn't it like a ray of sunshine to
hear of a saving in cost?
Every housekeeper will welcome the news that
owing to scientific methods of production with
PURE PHOSPHATE
DR. PRICE'S
Baking Powder
is now sold at about HALF the price charged
when the powder contained « Cream of Tartar .
When such a saving in cost is supported by a name
famous for 60 years it means something which no
thoughtful woman can afford to overlook.
HERE ARE THE PRICES:
25c for 12 oz.
15c for 6 oz.
10c for 4 oz.
FULL WEIGHT CANS
The Price is Right
Not Cheapened With Alum — Leaves No Litter Tacic— Always Wholesome
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Linden Items
Linden Items
The merry-go-round lolks believe
in having a good time while the
weather is so they cannot farm.
Saturday night they gathered in and
spent the evening with Mr. and
Mrs. C. Mulkey. The evening was
spent in dancing and all reported a
good time.
Mrs. Grant Bateman and child
ren of Walla Walla, Washington are
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
I. E. Foster and relatives on the
ridge.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Right and Miss
Hazel Lee spent Sunday afternoon
at the Vaughan home.
Miss Carrie Allen spent Thursday
and Friday with Mrs. E. Fonberg.
Gus Farrintgon made a business
trip to Spokane the first of the
week.
Ed Patterson and family spent
Sunday at the John Carr home.
How About the Listeners?
To hung on the organ; motto for
i he average choral society: "Lord,
lave mercy on us miserable singers 1"
-Judge.
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G. AC.
MERR1AM
CO.
Dpriagflold, lain
We can supply you with your feed and
hay for spring work. To get best results
out of your horses, feed them well on
chopped oats, barley and good hay. We
have it.
Get some Scratchfeed for old "Biddie."
Scratching will make her lay eggs.. Feed
her shell, grit, beef scraps and our O. K.
Scratchfeed, a balanced ration.
We can supply you with good Palouse
oats for seed purposes. Let us know
your requirements and we will get it for
you.
Have just received a shipment of alfalfa
seed, guaranteed goods. Come in and see
me. Can fill any order.
E. P. Atchison, Agent
Vollmer Clearwater Co.
Princess Flour is the Best