The Idaho recorder. [volume], September 24, 1914, Image 8

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Tomorrow
Begins our exhibition* of the hand
somest line of Young Men's clothes
that ever left aTalyor's Needle
Kirschbaum „ ,
clothe. Yungfelo
$15, $20, $25 and up
See the Guarantee and Price Ticket on the Sleere
You will want to tie ixnterl "n I tie correct Kall *iyl«*x in xult* anti
orrrcoat». You Mill want liimr the design* anti fahriex hum endorsed hy
men who are ultra-careful In drew*.
Here von will Unit all of tlie lateat Kngllxh effeetx gleaned straight
from Uie eit-lusive London drajH-r».
All llienewext fahrt ex. Handsome hlark-awt-whlte effect», Tartan
plaid», check*. plnxtripcH, chalk Hneit, violin »tripe* and many oilier
novel effect». Stlky »hort-nap < liirtchlllit» In hluea, gray» anti tiluckx.
While we carry Kinx-htaium Novelty " V tingfelii" clothe» all through
the xeaaou, totnorroM tn the ilay to **•« our complete »bowing There lx
bonntt to tie a very hi* demand for t hexe elxit lien.
We shall look for you TOMORROW.
THE HUB
• •The Shop that Hadlate* St tie aail Oaalltt. "
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An Invitation
The officers of this Bank extend
to you a cordial invitation to visit
them whenever in need of banking
information.
aaoMPT eanvtoa
•or h ut
Your acoount In rexpectfully
whether large or »mall- polite
and »ut ixriu'torv rexultx axaitretl.
mil Idl ed,
t real ment
N«e*rt tf BA* CuMittlan tt PA,
Pioneer Bank & Trust Company
A. ». A. No. 92-79 SALMON. IDAHO
A! the clow* of huxlneax July
RMourtw (CONDCNSKD)
Loan* ami Discount* 6104.441.w t apttal Stta'k
Uverdraftx 1,1*7 2»
t'»ah, Siatit Exchange 71 308 ip
Money Horrowetl None
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Ourrect Attest. A True Statement,
W C. SIlOl T t JKNSK O. LANOHDORK,
KMKUNOMI1LL, } Director* t asliler
F. A. I'HKSToN. ) Ilex, Phones 14*i
Wear« V. a. D*»Mll*tv l,i f«atol Revins* Ns. *2*4
We Pa; Fonr per cent on Saving Deposits.
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bet Us Figure with You be
fore Buying, we can Save
you money
Art sml Decorated China Wall Paper
fable Ware Plclurs Pramca
CulGlas* Wooden and Willow Ware
Olaaa Ware, Lamps, Kitchen Ware. ate.
Toys, and Novelties
Variety Store, D. U. l»aProp.
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I New Crop Goods |
l coming in l
I Daily
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3 £i
Tomatoes, Beans, and
Peas are already here
SOMETHING NEW
FOIL BABIES
"Better Bnhi«*»" What au opti
mistic, captivating no und those two
worttx liuve! And Ute best part of It
that they aland for all Hint ttieir
sound suggest« one of the lug. in
terexilng, vital Idea, of the hour, the
letter Bähte» movement
It xtartetl witti the Idea ut making
olr|.(aah!onetJ liahy allow a nit
more aatlxfartory hy having bahts»
examined for phvxlcal perfection In
stead of dimple* golden ringlet« and
paaclim-and.rream skin». 'Then «
magazine whoxe editors love lianiex
aw the (Miaeihiliitex of turning thin
new kind of Itahy »M;w Into a line,
hroad campaign for making liahl«»
liettnr. And out of It grew the Bet
ter Ihtblee Uont»«t,
A I letter Hahie« Conte»! la a ar.lan
tiltc examination of children three
year« of age and tinder, for physical
and mentnl development, and the
awarding of prize* to those who de
serve them, on the grounds of good,
all-round development. I.ood look».
Infantile heauty count only for what
thvy are raally wortli in tiaby'a tiealth
xml growth, wlille many more impor
tant tiling* count a great deal more.
A line, lieatlhy, well developed ha
may snore one J.uotiaaiid point* ac
cording to the Hetter Bahiea Stand
ard Score Card hy which all bahlsx
are teatetl. These point« are divided
follow»: Two hundred for mental
anti devalopinanlal teats, which prova
whether tmhy takes proper notice of
what goes on around him. walks, Hits
and apeak« properly and shown a
mental growth to rurreepond to hia
age. One hundred points fur weight
and measurements which prove
'■'tiether well-proportioned haby Is for
hla age. Klve hundred for phyalral
development, sturdy bonea, lirai flesh,
smooth «kin, good digestion, circula
tion and reaplratlon. One hundred
and fifteen tor mouth and teeth.
Klghty-five for eye, ear, mue anti
throat tests.
All'of these tests are made by a
doctor and It takes a pretty tine hahv
to score over (H) per cent In tills new
kind of a hah) contest.
hoirie» for thin contest began al
o'clock Wednesday at the club
rooms In the t >dd Kellows Temple.
I'arent* can enter their balde* ant] a
time will tie assigned them for bring
log them for examination. Kulrlee
will include hahtea between the age,
of « month« to 3 year*. All examln
allons will he private and lasglu* ai
In o'clock tills, Thursday, morning
and continues until 3 o'clock P- ui.
Kntrles close at noon Thursday.
••EXCVSES. M
Hy Rev E. N. Qu,»t. Pastor.
Luke 14: The Lord liait
lieen invited to dine with a chief of
the .I'harlsces. Not tint they had
love for Christ lie was usually
their most bitter enemy. Jesus
never reliised to gu wherever lie was
hidden "They watched him," l*sr
hape he would say aumething that
could tie Interpreted to coutrafilct
their traditions or laws. Soon a
man with the drupav came in. Per
haps lie had come a long distance U
seek help from Jesus. Ilia sympathy
• as always with the sick ami the
needy. But there were the I'harlaeex
whose tradition* forhada any healing
on the Sabbath day. lie rebuked
ttieni by saying "Which of you
•hall have an ox or an aas fallen into
theplt, and will not itralghtway pull
him out on the Sabbath day?" lie
tnen relinked the guests for trying to
secure the most prominent pieces at
the tallies and lie ram I mix bit host
of having forgotten to Invite the
poor, the liait ami the bllod. Then
lie .speaks tbs parable ul tue great
»upper, lit wulcli Ue is comparing
lu>d to Ui« huai »ml the Jewish
lion to the invited guests. "And
mey all witn one cousent twgan to
make etc uses. ' *
No man has a real excuse for re
jedlng tlie invitation ut tlie gospel.
The chief brat said "1 have bought
a piece of ground ami 1 must needs
go and see U. ' ' It is customary to
mm ihs laud before buying, at auy
rate, the land would still he there
the next day. Ms got excused from
toe feast. Tlie neat une seid,
tieve bought dve yoke of uxeo ami
goto prove them ' What did
gain by trying Ilia oxen, since they
were already hier Foolish man to
aile» tue teeal tor nothing, tie eas
ear used. Tlie third man said: "I
have uiatried a wife and theiefore
I cannot coiue. It is a physical
imposai hi Illy lor a married man
to go to a great »upoer, according to ,
Uils man. lie did »ul need to as*
for an excuse. "1 ceaiMtt com«
To buy Und or oxen, or to get mar- j
rled.'are ollen good excuses for peopl*
to reject the invitation of our H«av-J
only bsiber to be saved. Ins host
was angry tan you blame turn * A |
«octal InvIlaliuU ta «eut out "t>u out j
ijulckly loto tlie »I reels and Isimw
of tlie city and bring in bllher uic
poor end tlie maimed end Uie ball
and Uie blind * No restriction la
wade. They will all tie provided
• Uli ne« lobe«. ! be »ick will be
healed Tlie land .» en »nvlous 'Utax
Im lall» lit» »er vaula to 'compel them i
lo o>Hue In." Sou* of them »re
tired «nd need to be urged.
..Th« tue« Hint «slue their pome«
»ion* mure than Uie blaming* of lien*
«a. will be excused You are invtied !
to the feast by the King of King»
Are you going - You are unçsd to
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For Rent—A o-ruom furnished
house clone lu. Kmjuira ut R. W.
McBrid». 14.2.
SHOT
GROCERY PRICES
TO
PIECES
at Viel's
15 Days Only
Sept. 15th to 30th
Our new fall goods will arrive
about October 1st and in order to
have room for them, we are forced
to slaughter some lines we are
long on, at prices below cost.
15c Canned Corn, can .10
15c Canned Tomatoes, can
16c Stringless Beans, can
20c Canned Sauerkraut, can
20c Canned Hominy, can
16c Pkg. Seeded Raisins, pkg.
16c Canned Salmon, can
20c Princess N. Y. Corn, can
Fancy Sunlit Pineapple, can
Fancy Japan Rice, lb
Fancy Navy Beans, lb
Fancy Mexican Chili Beans
Fancy Brown Beans, lb
Fels Naptha Soap, 4 bars
Swift's Classic White Soap, 6
Swift's " ' " 25
Crystal " " "23
Welches Grape Juice, qt. b.
Schilling Baking Powder, lb
Dr. Price Baking Powder, lb
Half Gal. Pure Honey, each
One Gal. Pure Honey, each
Lemhi Flour. Silvertip grade
Lemhi Flour, Roquet grade
Lemhi Flour, Eagle grade
Idaho Falls High Latent Flour
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Safety Coal Oil, 5 gal. can
Stock Salt, per 100 lb sack
Sulphurized Salt, so lb block
Krinkle Corn Flakes, 2 pkgs
Grape Nuts, 2 pkgs
Cream of Wheat, 2 pkgs
Bakers Chocolate, per lb
Lemons, per doz.
Lemhi Graham Flour, 9 lb
Sego Milk, 1 doz. tall cans
1 gal. keg Sour Pickles
1 gal. keg Dill Pickles
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120
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There is no reason on earth why people should
complain about high prices on Groceries in
Lemhi county when our prices are always be
low any outside town on the main line and
with these "cut to the heart" prices, we cer
tainly will get quick action and plenty of room
by October 1st. Buy early as we shall cer
tainly run out of some things before the end of
the sale. Hrrt s out time irht n i/on inn
unit ti't fuse.
Viel Produce Co.
Salmon, Ide*ho
•*The Comsumers Friend*'
A DD distinction to your Stationery by having
your oan)e and address printed oo it. It re
ceives rrjore prorrjpt and failatole attention.
i
ORDINANCE NO 134.
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An Ordinance deciding tlie in
tentlon of the City of ,dli '
ho to eitnhllsh Mithin the limits ut j
the »aId city a local sew-rage nil
provement district to be cali*d Lo- j
ml *ewerat:e Imprnveuient District!
Su ♦ :i nd tu- intention "f t 1 '"
,iipl city to estahliali tlo-rein -,
'tMerage District
Ue it Ordained by the Mayor and j
Council of the City Of Salmon. Idaho: j
Section 1 That it is the intention i
the City of Salmon, Idaho, to-
tuhlixh Mithin tlie limits !of the si
City a kcal impr vement district to
bv called Local -ewenige Improve
,„ent District No l : and lo conduct j
lateral sewerage .vetem therein.
* B ct„m - I hat the boundaries of
the proposed district aie a» follows,
l( . ,
DKSCKIl'TTON.
helgnning it tlie Northeast < orner t
„I 1 ut ') Block 4 - al mon City Town
site* run thence S. -Ï degree* .V* min
ut«» weund» U., Ho l.; It tu the
»outhwest corner »aid lot, thence
» tin degrees Ô4 minutes 40 seconds
Pi.i-1 It to the .southeast corner
of',aid lot thence >. «3 degrees L'U ;
in
of
L'U
minute» 1Ü seconds K. 13*. • ft- more
or less, thence L'a degrees 4L' min
utes 20 seconds 150.2 ft. more or
less to Northeast corner lot 5, block
7 said townsite, thence N. 28 degrees
;jy minutes LU seconds £., 88.3, ft to
south Boundary sewer District No.
1, said City, thence along the South
ern Boundary said Sewer District
No. 1, N. Bl degrees 14 minute« 40
seconds IV. 183 rt. more or less
West line of Cot 2, Block 4 said
Townsite, thence S. 2« degrees
minutes 20 seconds W., 17.83 ft.,!
thence N. »3 degrees 37 miuntes 4u |
seconds, W. 48.U2 ft. thence S. 2« de
grees 30 minutes 20 seconds W., ,80.00 |
ft. to tue Northeast Corner of Lot!
3, Block 4 said Townsite, thence S. i
27 degrees Oti minutes 20 seconds V\.,
33.13 ft., to Southeast Corner said!
Lot 3, thecne N 50 degrees 15 tni ti
ntes 40 seconds VV., til.82 ft. to place .
of beginning.
Said trait just described contains
tlie following pieces or parcels of j
Lo the i :
4 ,-, j
land in said Salmon City 'I'ownsite,
to wit;—
All of Lots 5, and t in Blk. 4,
part Of Lot 2. Block 4. !
Ml of Lot .7, Block 7, and part of
Lots 1 and ti, Block 7.
All said property and lines and
all »aid sewerage district being in
the City of Salmon, Lemhi County,
Idaho.
of
Section 3 That the charact
tlie said proposed
system shall be that of gravity and
according to ttie plans and spec Bica
tions now on tile in the office of the
City Knigneer of the City of Sal
mon, which said plans and specifica
tions show in detail the location of
said sewerage system, the street
along which Uie pipes will be laid,
the size of the pipes, material of
which constructed and ttie general
character of tlie system which said
plans and speculations afford a com
plete and detailed description of the
lateral sewerage
to be used, to which said plans and
■mire said system and all materials
shall have free accès».
Section 4. The estimated cost of
the said lmproveuieut District is ttie
sum of tine Thousand Dollars.
Section 5. That all tlie costs and
expenses in and about the construc
tion of toe said sewer above men
tioned are to he assessed against all
the property included within such
sewerage district:
PROVIDED, however, that all
ttie costs and expense of tlie sewer
age improvements made In the spaces
j formed hy ttie junction or intersec
tion of streets and avenues and in
ttie spaces opposite alleys In the said
PRINTING Satisfaction. *° ''''"'I
Statamcnt of Condition
Oitizens National
Bank |
of Salmon
tall or Comptroller of the Ci
jrrent>
January 13th, 1914
Resources
Loans and Discounts
$287 f>2 9 06 k
Banking House Fixtures and Realestate
35 000 00 I
Gash on Hand and Exchange
45 SO« 3® 1
Total Resources
3f»S 43*» 2 * j
Liabilities
Capital. Surplus and Profits
104 37°^ 1
Circulation Bank Notes
oo oo; 50 1
Deposits....
1 <34 0(>2 4J j
Total Liabilities
3t,N 430 2* f
U. B Charles, President. Geo. H. Monk. Cashier.
district, shall he horn
uf »aid
h J lb*
°*s-1
I property abutting
s or contributor» **■
contiguous or contrihutary
iuti rsection, end »hall be „ 11^*1
said property the same ** "H
other asieasmer t agtlnst (a j^ *** j
•Win*
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y j n digtrict.
.... .
I Ins ordinance ,s enacted f 0 , y,
Porpo.xe of ratifying, >
viilbinting and making legal ao , ^ .
.1) act» heretofore done in th, ^
struction of the said »ewer sud a,
establishment of »aid »eM*rag e ^
riet and to legally aise*» U ie
tlie same a* above provided,
This ordinance shall be in fo,]
force and effect from and after | U
passage, approval and firm public,, j
tiuli.
Passed and approved this da, :
September, 1914.
WILLIAM PKTRKSOS
Section ti. Tlmt protest*
the establishment of said Loeaï x
trage improvement District No. *
this ordinance provided, m» ?
hied with the City Clerk of th, *
Salmon, Idaho, before
o'clock P. M. on the third di v
October, If 14. at which tim*
anti all protests will U> heard
Mayor and Council of said City *
Attest:
F. C. MILLER,
City Clerk.
Mljoi, !
A Vmvrrsr of Suns, Not of Clou*,,
The latest studies on the subject
the probable number of *t*rx bit,
been made at the Royal Obserfaton
't Creeriwlcb in Kugland Tlie Uu
Friinklin Adams sm ceeded in mi
ing a set of two hundred and six pfe«.
tographs covering ttie wtmle *lty.
Counts have been made of the*, |
pictures of the heavens and from |
them and certain other fact* it
reasoned by the astronomers thittin j
aggregate number of «tar* is probably j
not less than one billion, not
than two billions, and approiiaiittlj 1
about ore billion , six hundred mil
lion. By a singular coinidence thxl
is the same number as tlmt of tu I
present population of the earth S, I
that every person living on this plu I
et has a star shining for him-biil
own particular star if he wishes to tu]
think of it.
wtlen il is considered that all thw
• it * rs are »amirig sons like our mx
and eaoh mi4 V i,s followia
of planets in tlie vast sky as our on
8 11 " ^ ias ' an( ^ that many of the*
planets may be ttie abodes of lilt
similar to that found on this etrtt,
the thought becomes so vast that tb«
mind is staggered by the possibiü
t j ( , s
How small and Meeting are tlie
*le clouds that seem to make glooiat
our day, when we look out over
immense Universe far-shining *id|
its billions of lamps and ttieir sui
trains of worlds On tlie other side
every cloud in this entire ITniverse.
he know that some sun is shinte
and making things beaotifu
In this thought lies a good rem
for taking the longer look outl«
ceasing our »mail complaints ami R
The la* of
' !! ' s " in « °" r pet ', y „ .
the Universe is light and not dart
ness, andjt should be our duty »tä|
joy to take our stand with the lid
and trust ttie Father of Light
whom is no darkness nor shadow
turning.
The inner side of every cloud
Is bright and shining;
I therefore turn my clouds about
And always wear them inside«
To show the lining.
—Minneapolis JouraiL *
The Idaho State Federation
Women's Clubs will meet at L***
ton, October 14, 15 and 16.
Third District Federation will I
at Moscow, October 12 and 13tb.