Idaho County free press. [volume], October 03, 1907, Image 1

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IDAHO COUNTY FREE PRESS
NO. 18
'OL. 22
ORANGEVILLE, IDAHO COUNTY, IDAHO, THURSDAY, OCT.
3 < ' 9'7
$2.00 PER YEAR
Two Unequaled
Millinery Bargains
$5 and $6
Hats at
$3
$6
$7 and $9
Hals at
Beautiful new fall styles
from New York's fore
most milliners.Trimmings
of Panne velvet and coque
feathers.
This lot includes the best
styles of the
year. Hats
that are shown in all lead
ing fashion centers. Mate
rials are the very finest.
Save Money on Childrens Coats
Friday and Saturday we place on sale our entire stock
of children's tine fall and winter coats at radical reduc
tions from regular prices.
Children's fine kersey
coats, trimmed with vel
vet and fancy buttons.
$ 5.50 values
Children's Melton
American woolen
kersey coats in plain and
fancy effect. Our
reg. $4.50 values
Misses' and children's high
class novelty coats of fin
est fabrics. Kinds vou us
ually pay
for on sale :
and
mills'
2.75
3.75
at
Children's and misses' fine
imported all wool English
coats in the latest fashions.
$6 and $7 val- A QE
ues at."•■Oil
20 per cent discount on
.?!? 7.50
Men's Suits
In this suit sale you save ONE-FIFTH on every suit.
They're the finest fall garments, too. Made by Kohn
Bros., the highest class tailors in America. Materials
are strictly all wool. Styles and fit guaranteed abso
lutely correct. Buy now and save 20 per cent.
75c and $1.00 Dress Goods
at 50c
This is a remarkable sale of the best dress goods ever
put out at 75c and $1.00; now you pay only 50c a yard.
The lot contains all the new styles for fall and winter
You can't afford to miss this rare
and 11 00 goods at. . -
-■ offer of 75c CQ C
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BEST BY EVERY TEST
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Advertisers ol Facts
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THE le A D E R'S
Big
Carnival
Sale
All Week
Your Dollars
do double
duty here
It's the New Store
THE LEADER
Two doors west of
Bank of Camas Prairie
THE GREA TEST FAIR
This Year's Fair the Biggest and Best Ever Held—Many Exhibits
Here and Work of Judges Will Be Hard.
ATTENDANCE OF OVER 5,000—WILL CONTINUE SATURDAY
I lie big county fair is in full
liliist this week and everything
points to a grand success. Success
will be realized from every stand
point—the exhibits are good and
every class in the floral hall is to
In fact it's a perfect bower
of beauty and shows well what the
county can produce.
The fruit exhibit is very large,
all kinds of fruit from the entire
county. The mines have done
their share toward makiug a good
showing and some very valuable
ore is being shown. The stock pens a
are pretty well filled, but if any
where we are Bhort it is in the live
stock exhibits.
The opening day, Tuesday, found
us a little unprepared and Wednes
«lay might properly be designated
as the first day of the fair.
As predicted, the contest for
queen waged mighty warm on the
dosing night, Saturday, but Btites
succeeded in carrying off first hon
ors, Miss Hazel Toye of that place
being elected by a majority of |
2 , 000 . Miss Paula Hohaus was
second aud Miss Bertha Gahagan
third, giving them the position of
maids of honor.
The crowning of the qneeu Wed
nesday afternoon was a very beau
liful spectacle aud the sceue an
impressive one. The band stand
erected at the intersection of Hall
aud Main Btreets was used as the
crowning room and the queen and
her maids of honor, beautifully
gowned, rode in their carriage to
the scene of the crowning. The
queen occupied the center seat and
her maids of honor were on opposite
sides, under an exquisite canopy
filled.
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Fine Pianos
go tumbling
Selected instruments that were to be exhibited at the
Idaho County Fair were delayed in transportation and
will arrive in Grangeville Saturday. All are to be sold at
greatly reduced prices and on easy terms of payment, if
desired, in order to close them out quickly and save return
freights and handling.
This lot of exhibition pianos is composed of the very
finest selected Kimball, Cable, Schubert, Kensington,
Chickering and the wonderful Pianola Piano—the piano
that anyone can play. All are of the very latest case
design, in fancy San Domingo mahogany, French and
Circassian walnut and antique oak, and, as stated before,
were especially selected for exhibition at the Fair.
At the sale $217.00 will buy a piano that has always
sold in this city for $350.00; $256.00 buys the $375.00 to
$400.00 styles, etc.
Sale opens Saturday at 3 p. m.
Eilers'
Piano House
At Gibson & Allens
covering and tbe royal carriage
wae drawn by a team hitched tan
dem. Proceeded by the band, the
royal procession wonnd its wav
through the throng on Main street
to tbe band stand. After ascend
ing the platform, Reese Hatta
baugb, in a few happy words of
welcome in which he traced the
growth of Idaho county and its
prosperity from tbe Indian war of
1877 to the present day, called
upon the queen and her maids to
arise, when one of the maids placed
a blue plush pillow upon the plat
form and tbe other maid handed
to the speaker the golden crown
and shield, which was bestowed
upon the queen. After the rend
in 8 of the proclamation 0 f the queen
,h ® ,r *° of were d,,1 y iu '
stalled upon their thrones to reign
throughout the fair,
The free attractions have not
been just what they should have
have been owing to tbe inability of
the carnival company to get their
freight up from Stites but they
have been doing everything pot,
Bible under conditions. Today they
expect to put on every act as ad
vertised and then throw in a lot of
extra features of amusement to
make up for the lack of entertain
ment Wednesday. Friday there
will be a repetition of every adver
Used feature and new specialities.
They have six first-class shows and
are giving a free open air exhibition
in front of each of them. Among
them we might mention, the Thaw
White Case, tbe Old Plantation,
Dancing Girls and Vaudeville,
Female Highwayman, the Coliseum
and the Oriental Dancing Girls.
At a meeting of the directors,
held this morning it was decided
to hold the fair another day. The
bad weather and delay in getting
the attractions here has held the
fait back a great deal and therefore
the directors decided to hold it
over from Friday and make Satur
day the day of all days.
A number of special attractions
have been arranged for and it is
the intention of the management
to make Saturday the best day of
the fair.
To a committee headed by Ru
dolph Bertsch $250 was ordered
turned over from the general fund,
to be used in making this the big
gest day of the fair. Of this sum
Mr. Bertsch and his committee
have decided to speud a large
amount for free fire works both
night and day.
The attraction committee have
arranged for a grand parade of
King Rex and his followers. Sat
urday will be the big day, and you
should not fail to be present.
It's Good Old Camas.
Silas Austin, wife and children,
returned last week from a visit of
several weeks with relatives in
Arkansas. Mr. Austin says they
of couise enjoyed their visit with
the home-folks hut as far as the
country down there being in ad
vance of the west or a better place
for a progressive fellow there is no
comparison. Mr. Austin has been
here for some time and always re
turns from his visits toother points
more than pleased with Camas
Prairie and its surroundings as a
place for the progressive man.
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Both Phones Main 321
To any man ,
Woman or child l
—during the County Pair who drives up to the Big
Buffalo Store with the greatest number of out of town
people we will give a
Cash prize of $5 to the first
Cash prize of $2 to the second
NEXT MONDAY WE WILL OPEN OUR
Massive
Harvest Sale
It will last thirty days,
planned for this value-giving sale,
every day of the thirty we will in addition to
the extremely low prices given in our catalogue
add some special "doings."
friends and
successful events, for we do as we advertise.
B you don't get our cicular,
kindly let 11s know.
Particularly have we
Each and
The people, our
patrons, have made our sales the
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The Big Buffalo
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Qrangeville's Greatest Store - Wholesalers to the Masses
W. F. SchmaJef^a
RANGES
HEATERS
Item of Interest |
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^ We have just received our new outfit from Chas. A.
W Stevens, Chicago, showing the new styles and cloths K
II for suits, skirts and waists, which will enable you to *
Ä make your selections from a million dollar stock—and
j just as well as though you took a trip to Chicggo
Kfl Every garment made to your measure.
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We are placing on sale this week
a fortunate purchase of
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Underwear
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that Mr. C rosby contracted for nearly one year ago.
This shipment is nearly two tons, probably the largest
to arrive in Grangeville this season. We can now
O offer you nice underwear, either ladies' or men's, at
1)1 5°c to 75c per garment, and union suits from 75c
J. and upwards.
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Your new
\ Kingsbury
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K
tit
has arrived
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All the new blocks- "hot off the griddle." And
when you want the best
made-to-measure suit, one
Sj that has a life lease as to keeping in shape, see us and
N our Royal Tailors' line.
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New Ties for fair week.
Dress up at Crosby's.
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^ BURT L. CROSBY CO.
h Royal Tailors' Agent