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EMMETT NEWS
Hill Bros. Red Can, 1 pound 42c
at the Golden Rule Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Bowen were
Boise visitors Sunday.
When wanting used cars see Claude
Roberts Auto Co.
Order your strawberries from the
Cash Grocery.
Mayor Peterson was a Boise visit
or Thursday.
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If you want team work call Em- ;
mett Dray & Transfer Co., phone 262.
Miss Minnie Knox left on Wednes
day for the Lakes for a short vaca
tion.
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Clayton and Walter Knox will leave
tomorrow for Knox, where they will
until after the Fourth.
camp
Mrs. Gilbert Mathews of New Ply
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mouth was in Emmett Wednesday
to receive medical treatment.
For Sale—All my household furni
ture„ including rugs and a range. J.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Obermeyer
spent the week-end camping and fish
in the hills.
C. Rundstrom, 415 1st St.
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All my household furni
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ture„ including rugs and a range. J.
C. Rundstrom, 415 1st St.
Mr. and Mrs. John Ketchen and
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Little left Tues
day for Knox and the Lakes for a few
days' camping and fishing.
Miss Frances Jones left Wednesday
for Minneapolis, where she will make
extended visit with her sister,
Mrs. John Burke.
Wanted—Button holes to make 10
to 15 cents dozen. Hemstitching 10
cents yard. Mending and remodeling.
416 Walnut Ave., north of railroad.
Mrs. WV T. Crouch and son Carl
returned Monday from Portland, Ore.,
where they have been visiting at the
home of W. M. Crouch, father of Mr.
Crouch, and also at a brothers of Mr.
Crouch.
The young ladies and ladies of St.
Anthony Parish will give
cream social at the city hall grounds
on Saturday evening, July 11, start
ing at 7 o'clock. Ice cream and cake
25 cents. Everybody welcome.
Mrs. D. L. Rhodes and son Jack,
and Mrs. Hand and Helen are visit
ing at the home of their sister, Mrs.
H. T. Davis for a few days. Mrs.
Hand and Helen expect to go to the
lakes from here, where they have
Tented a cottage for the summer.
Mrs. Dan Hogenam and sister Miss
Effie Glass and Miss Cora Anderson
will leave today for Portland and oth
■er coast points. Mrs. Hogenam will
join "her husband at Tacoma, Wash ,
where they will make their home, and
Miss Glass and Miss Anderson will
return in about three weeks.
Mrs. Williams, representing the
Butterick Publishing Oo„ is at the
Golden Rule Store this week, taking
subscriptions for the Delineator.
Special subscription rate $1.50 per
year.
We buy poultry any day. Coop Ex
change.
Davy C?aig, who has been working
in the 'mines at Warren since last fall,
dropped into town Friday for a short
visit Mr. Craig recently had a pain
an
an ice
ful accident, when a sharp piece of
steel was driven clean hrough the
-palm of his hand. The wound is heal
ing satisfactorily.
Homes in the Ozarks of Arkansas.
Grain, forage, alfalfa, clover, grasses,
fruits, vegetables, an ideal dairy and
stock country, fine spring water and
clear running streams, fish and game,
no drouths, no malaria, no negroes,
good schools, a fast growing country
and the garden spot of Arkansas.
Have well improved dairy farm join
ing good railroad town can exchange
for well improved irrigated farm in
Idaho. Write North Arkansas Land
Co., Everton, Ark. IP
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You will save most with IEE3
Radiator Heating by Steam
or HotWater. II—Ir
Perhaps a better regulation of
your present rad.ator plant wlil gtve
cheaper heat. Let us advise you free.)
Perhaps you ought to have an
IDEAL Boiler with AMERICAN Radi
ators in your building, instead of pres
ent stoves or furnace boat.
We will be glad to give you the
benefit of our experience to improve your
heating and decrease your coal DU.
Ö CALL US UP
jf|] Whitman & Co.
Quality Plumbers
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Idaho Rooming House
Rooms Clean and Neat
With All Accommodations.
MRS. C. AKKOOSH, Prop.
110 N. Washington Ave.
For cement blocks see H. D. Buys.
Max Guenther, painter and decora
tor. P. O. Box 537, Emmett, Idaho.
St. Mary's Guild will meet Thurs
day, July 28, at the home of Mrs.
Robert Burlingame.
Leave hemstitching orders at Gol
den Rule store, or with Mrs. W. H.
Shane, 33-J2.
The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid will
a vacation during July and will
hold n0 meetings.
Miss Alta Darneille of Gardena left
Thursday for an extended visit with
relatives at Glenwood, Mo.
Hin B ros. Ked Can 2/l po unds $1 . 03
the Golden Rule Saturday.
Hugh Crabtree and Eiden Graves
] e ft yesterday morning for a two
wee k s > outing,
Their first camp will
be made on Fawn Creek.
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Lorain are en
joying a visit from their daughter,
Mrs. Murphy of Filer, who arrived
1 last week to spend sometime here.
Mrs. M. Duffy and little daughter
Bernice are back from a visit with
relatives and friends in Salt Lake
City, Provo and other Utah points,
Sweet and whipping cream at the
I Valley Meat Market.
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Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Cochran, Helen
and Ashley left Sunday for Salmon
river, where they will visit their 3on
Fitch for a week.
Mrs. A1 Hetherington is -at McCall
visiting his sister at the Willsey ba
kery and will spend several weeks
there.
Miss Ethel Hazleton will go to Plac
erville this week for a two weeks' va
cation from her duties as clerk in the
Golden Rule Store.
You couldn't get better laundry
work were you a resident of Chicago,
or other large cities than at Mack's
sanitary laundry.
Order your strawberries from the.
Cash Grocery.
Miss Florence Rundstrom will leave
Sunday for Anaheim, Calif., where
she will visit at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. E. C. Rundstrom for a month.
She will also visit relatives in Los
Angeles before returning home.
Eyes examined and glasses ground
to correct your visioo. I guarantee
satisfaction,
mett, Idaho.
Easton.
Mrs. Pennington and baby, who
have been visiting at the home cf
Mrs. Pennington's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. John Anderson, returned to her
home at Sandpoint today.
Miss Mary Gamage will take the
place of Miss Cora Anderson as book
keeper in the electric light office dur
ing the next two weeks, while Miss
Anderson takes a vacation.
No, thank you, Mack's sanitary
laundry is good enough for me.
don't care to have my clothes hang
ing along some ditch bank on a barb
wire line.
W. F. Strother, Era
Successor to W. J.
Maynard Hempstead, who came out
from Topeka, Kan., to visit his uncle
and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Hoi.ar
returned to his home Monday. His
sister, Miss Elizabeth, will remain to
spend the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Crank left
evening for Klamath Falls,
Tuesday
Ore., upon receint of a telegram an
nouncing the serious illness of the
father of Mr. Crank. Mrs. Joe How
ard, a sister, accompanied them.
For Buick or Dodge cars let us show
Claude Roberts Auto Co.
you.
Elmer Nesbitt, Charlie Blessinger
and L. C. Cramer, ranchers of the Ola
and Gross sections were in town on
Monday and Tuesday to appear be
fore the board of equalization.
Mrs. H. C. Shaw and daughter left
this week for Booneville, Ind., in re
sponse to a message informing them
of the serious illness of Mrs. Shaw's
daughter Jeanette.
We have caught up with our cur
tain work and now we can give you
fine work and quick service on your
Our new equipment can't
curtains.
be beat, because they are done on the
Emmett Laundry.
square.
J. W. Cook, who recently underwent
an operation in a Boise hospital for
the removal of a cataract from one
of his eyes, is at home. The afflicted
optic is nearly healed and indications
that his sight will be restored.
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Order your strawberries from the
Cash Grocery.
Mrs. Charles Adams and little son
returned to their home at St. Anthony
after an extended visit at the home
of Mrs. Adams' mother, Mrs. C. V.
Wolfe. Mrs. Wolfe accompanied her
.to Boise, where she spent the week
end visiting at the E. J. Reynolds
home.
A card from Joe Helfert, dated
June 26, says: "We arrived today in
Sisson, Calif. We stopped at every
fishing hole along the route,
camped with the Indians at Chilo
quin, Ore. We reached here all O. K.,
only one blowout and a minor car
trouble. Today we came over Bald
mountain, the steepest grade I've ever
seen."
Everybody love« a good washwo
Get acquainted with Mack.
even
man.
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Soda crackers 7 Î4 -pound box 98c
Golden Rule Saturday.
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Order your strawberries' from the
Cash Grocery.
Get our
Shop work guaranteed,
prices.
The Mart Clopton family left this
week for an outing in the hills.
Claude Roberts Auto Co.
Mr. and Mrs. John McGowan were
here the last of the week to visit their
grandfather, D. M. Johns. •
S. J. Hubbard and Jack Watkins
of the Caldwell section were Emmett
visitors the first of the week.
Call on Emmett
Going to move?
Dray & Transfer Co., phone 262, and
get prompt and efficient service.
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Breshears drove
up from Weiser Sunday to spend the
dav at the home of their sister, Mrs.
J. P. Reed.
Will Simon, manager of the Alex
ander store in Boise, is in town today
visiting his brother A. M. of the Var
iety Store.
Malcolm Anderson is in town this
week to serve on the district court
jury. Malcolm has been working in
Weiser with a surveying crew for
some time.
Lyons & Radant's ice cream factory
is now ready to fill orders for ice
cream. We will pav cash for cream,
eggs and poultry. Will pay premium
for sweet cream. Call 268 for prices.
Orville Bowers and Lee Earl French
of New Plymouth were Emmett visit
ors Wednesday. They came after a
couple of Fords from the M. & M.
Garage, which they drove back to
Plymouth.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Laravea and
son of Tulsa, Okla., are here for a
visit with Mr. Laravea's sister, Mrs.
H. T. Davis. They made the trip
overland, and left Tulsa just two days
before the riot and arrived in Pueblo
in time for the flood.
Mrs. Grace Paul Hendrick, a mis
sionary, will speak at the Christian
church Friday evening, July 1 at 7:30
Mrs. Hendrick is an Idaho girl. She
with her husband, sail for Japan next
A reception will follow the
address. The public is invited.
Announcement of the marriage of
L. Jayne Sinclair to Andrew J. Solek
at Council Bluffs, Iowa, on June 4,
received a few days ago by the
bride's uncle, W. F. Sinclair.
Solek is a daughter of A. L. Sinclair
and spent several vears in Emmett.
A five piece orchestra will furnish
music Saturday night, July 2, for the
dance at the Dewey grove. Xylophones
month.
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will be added to the regular four-piece
orchestra of violin, saxo.phone, piano
and drums. The same price of 75c
will be charged for tickets. The time
of dancing will also remain the same.
Miss Charlotte Parrish of Boise is
spending a two weeks' vacation with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. W.
Parrish. She was the guest of Miss
Bernice Riggs a few days this week.
Charlotte is taking a nurse's train
ing course at St. Alphonsus hospital
in Boise.
Miss Fern Wells is expected from
La Grande, Ore., to make a visit with
her aunt Mrs. M. L. Murray and oth
er Emmett friends,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Art Welis
and lived in Emmett for many years.
The Davis drug store has just com
pleted the remodeling of the photo
graph department, increasing their
facilities so that no delay may be ex
perienced in the development of plates
Films will now be developed within a
day's time.
The W. F. M. S. of the M. E. church
will meet with Mrs. J. C. Loyd Thurs
day afternoon, July 14, at 2:30 o'clock
A box will be packed to be sent to
the Isabella Fisher Hospital of Tient
sein, China. We desire a donation
from every meqiber of the society or
any others who wish to help. The
following is the list of articles need
Old table linen or sheets; bath,
hand, face or tea,, towels, size 20x30:
wash cloths, old ' woolen or cotton
blankets, light colored gingham or
calico in three-yard lengths, outing
flannel in any length, used post-cards
or bright pictures, common pins, safe
ty pins, needles, tape and white thread
soap, medicine, tooth brushes, nail
files, nail brushes, common white but
tons, boy's handkerchiefs, combs,
small mirrors, not* books, writing
tablets, tooth paste, talcum powder.
Your help will be greatly appreciated
Mrs. Ed Skinner, president.
'Sweet and whipping cream at the
Cash Grocery.
Miss Wells is the
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Are You Throwing Your Money Away?
Why not save some of your money by buying where you
can get Better Goods at Lower Prices?
We carry a stock of better hardware and we invite
you to compare our prices with other goods and see
where you get full value for your money.
We have a full line of International Tillage and Cut
ting Implements and have a full line of repairs.
You want a machine that will do the work under all
conditions? All right, see us.
We are here to serve.
Hawkins Hardware Co.
EMMETT, IDAHO
Pearl White soap, 7 bars for 25e at
the Golden Rule Saturday.
Fresh milk and cream at the Falm
Bakery at all times.
Shop work guaranteed,
prices.
.Afr. and Mrs. W. E. Sullivan and
family spent the week-end with their
cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Ançy Sullivan
on the east slope. Mr. anc^Mrs. Glen
Hobby of Boise and Lieut, and Mrs.
R. E. Toston of Pocatello were also
Sunday visitors at the Ancy Sullivan
Mrs. Hobby is a recent Boise
bride, formerly Miss Beulah Snow.
Lieut. Toston saw service in the Rain
bow division.
Get our
Claude Roberts Auto Co.
home.
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The Sans Souci club spent a very
delightful evening at the home of Mrs.
Burt Mays Wednesday night,
time was spent in playing cards. Two
guests were present, Mrs. G. W. Max
field and Mrs. Anna Zimmerman.
The W. W. Wilton home on Main
street was the scene of a lively party
Friday afternoon when Miss Letna
entertained in honor of her 13th birth
day. About 30 guests were present.
A lawn party had been planned, but
due to the thunder showers the time
was spent inside, where dancing and
high jinx of various sorts ma<j£ the
afternoon a merry and happy one.
The
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Riggs very hos
pitably entertained the orchestra
which came over from Caldwell Sun
day to assist in the servise at the M.
E. church Sunday evening. The musi
cians brought a lunch to eat and the
Riggs's offered them the cool shade
of their lawn and house to make them
selves comfortable until the services
at night. Before the orchestra
turned home that evening a commit
tee of ladies from the church served
for them a 'light lunch.
Mrs. Eli Lanktree entertained
group of neighborhood friends Mon
day evening in honor of Mrs. George
McConnell who with her family are
soon leaving for Carey, where they
will make their home. The evening
was spent in visiting over fancy work,
and lovely refreshments were served.
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Now is the Time to Buy Your Flour
We have a certain amount of Tur
key Red flour we are selling at cost
Made from dry land certified Turkey
wheat, grown near Emmett,
now while it lasts.
Buy
COOP EXCHANGE.
ART IN THE HOME
Promlnent Authority Speaks on This
Subject at Chautauqua.
Hunt Cook, of the Art Institute of
Chicago, brings to Chautauqua patrons
a lecture decidedly novel and Interest
ing. It deals with "Art In the Home"
and covers In a remarkably graphic
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Mr. rook illustrates bis talk by the
recognlasd authority on his «object and
Is s direct representative at tha CM*
cage Art Institute.
Which Shall It Be?
In five years which will you have—
a pile of rent receipts or a deed to a
snug little home like this?
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plan book.
Want.
Any size of home you
WE SELL NAILS AND
BUILDERS' HARDWARE
ALSO
Citizens Lumber Co.
I. J. DICKSON, Manager
Victor Records
for July
We have received the Victor records
for July, and they constitute one of the
biggest and best assortment of Red
Seal records and popular music ever
issued.
COME IN AND HEAR THEM
Davis Drug Store
For Buick or Dodge cars let us show
Claude Roberts Auto Co.
Mrs. James Barnard went to Letha
Tuesday and left that day by train
with Mrs. Ricketts for Portland,
where ehe will spend some time for
the benefit of her health.
you.
Do you want a trunk or baggage
delivered. Call phone 262.
Mr. and Mrs. Orrin Carr of Sey
mour, lows, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Fry of Nyssa, Or«., were week-end
guests at the Emil E. Dean home »ft
East Second street.