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SEVERE BREAKS
i
Weakness on New York
Stock Market Reflected
at Chicago.
Feb. 20.—Wheat prices
showed considerable weakness today,
jsult of lower quotations |
Chicago,
largely as a
from Liverpool because .of f<»recasts of
Argentina an».l 1
larger shipments from
Austi n lia.
terday's bis
States turned out t.
ost of ves
ixport sales in the United
be for deferred
a ben rixh influence. !
%c to %c j
nd July
Tbe fact that
shipment
Prices, which ranged from
,18 Va t
1.19L
up with May
1.15V* to 1.15Vt. wci
ctded general setback and thci
followed by a de
a mod
ernte rally.
Severe breaks took place laler as a
eak
result of New York stock market
ness that seemed perhaps t
less favorable mith
indicate a
»f
k for a solution
uing German sub- i
•e also unconfirmed
th difficult it .; n-:ur
Th
marines.
rumors of the fall of \ cnh.n.
Was oxcltlu"; ' 'Li t'» •' '•» *' uet lov
I.I8V2. cl
The close
cr. ;
May,
\Y l) c a t
open 1.15 U, dose 1.10?
1.13' 2 : J «fi;
2 •
pin
I. clos
July, open . . 1
4 >ats- -May,
July, open 43 1
close 44 L;
45's.
open
, cl se i i .
Pork —May.
July, donc J"
! Find
Markets.
•Vlu it stronger, j Upp
6 higher.
Grai
Feb
po trading; spot bids J
Bluestcn
red life,
Barley
to
. j.i» 2; forty - fold. 94; 'Tub. 94;
flioi-T. i Mr.
6.40; i
: roil Hussion. !'3.
No. i feed. 2*.50; bp-w :
;k Markets.
26. * e.ttic -
Livesti
Portland, Feb.
163. Sierra, eli.
<£i7.25; ineclium.
I 75^i 6.7"«: good.
c
Receipts
nil, 7
mem uni
,5ü; heifers.
5.2i
eh oh
5; bulls,
(1, 5
Stags. < hoir.-.
Hogs
light. 7.
7.900.8;
go
Pri
; steady.
er
Receipts D>:
00 8: prime
good to pr
gh heavy p
w eights, j the
1. 7.2.541 j
11
90 :
1
. rot;
la nibs.
» ;. I
j
•t hr
7.15; c
!
and
h'.r
ken
» on
es,
Hogs -Be
vy. 8.05 'ja
ha, Feb. 2 1
South on
Hoa
ccipta 10,:;*
pig«.
in
bi lk 0!
X:
Minn*
I heifers. I
j it j
' I ff
T
fvclt
!
*ts 5:
Shoe:»
. ;
1
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Hu-f
lij
hen
S.l.Vu
S.P»4| V»
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j to
Native
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a»'; weak.
a l tic
•«•eipt;
b'-cf Mcv
stern
1
6.
slock
i in
In
■
I
' ' ' J :
Jtle
Kteadj
Uci i ;
Wi i 8.40 ;
o î 1
i
Cutter and Eggs.
n
Higher.
f'hi< ;*;'■
I '.utter
•«■•iniery. _1 L'u
Receipt. 42*; 1 »
i :*
Hi: her.
'a. <»rdin
first!-,.
m. r.s.
first
l iiSCh il
!
Feb. 2»
Fram-is
» : . • i ■ r
Fresh ey
Pullet v 1 • .
l.'ggH
Portia
Butter -I'ncbang- |
i- 1
Money rnH Metals.
York.
Mercantile pi
rftej' -ling .
per.
bilk. 4.7 1
6 7-16;
• able s i
4.7«;
15-1
Mfxn 'ill :
!■■ IV CI
T
l.
loan::
,
t.
iiu-r;
! »cr
V*m r
<
3U per
2 per «
rote, 1 , p
:i; In si
r cent ;
•Ji
•ont.
;
•'u m i
!
tin
per cent;
Elec
rolvtic.
K'.irh
ic
and !;
er, 2
i?;* d.
I * i
The
»ot; 1 1
exchang.*
mng; * put, 43..M
The met a!
bid.
f .v hange
rii.otcH lead at
6.35 bid.
U LUMBER MILL TO
rr*i|MC
1
InL
»
The big mill at Barberton, operated
by the Boise-Bay* tte Lumber company, |
will resume operations Tuesday after
being closed down since Christmas on
account of Ice in the mill pond. Ap
proximately 15n men will be employed
on th*-* day shift and after a short time,
shift will be put on. Men in
logging camps'cannot be sent into
the woods util the snow *s gone, which
the management figured will be about
the latter part of March.
iglit
n
tin
ELKS ELECTION.
The annual election of officers of
*r>iso Lodge No. 310 will be held In the
lodge room on Wednesday, March 1,
1916, at 8 o'clock p. m. A full at
tendance Is respectfully requested. Hot
buffet supper will be served. Visiting
Elks cordially invited.
H. W. PETTE.NGILU
E. R.
Attest:
E. W. JOHNSON,
Secy.
— Adv. M-l
DAILY PUZZLE PICTURE
a.
I
rfs
. Ji
»e py
ft
)
%
f/i
4
m
THE GO-CYCLE.
Take your go-cycle, girlie, and hurry away,
The surly old gardener we see coming out,
Hr fears you will damage his lawn in your play.
And he'll scold you enough if he finds you about.
! Find old gardener.
ANSWER TO YESTERDAY'S PUZZLE,
cr down against left arm.
j Upp er
I_
right coi
I_
er
for
,-.i on
Mar'. - Ellen, the little daughter or
i Mr. and Mrs. xmvid Whitlock, who
been very ill at a local hospital, is re-'
i ported to be somewhat improved.
ti
\x
D
_ k i!/
y
xrmzw&muBmBmmêtM ES am ■
c rm •
. Leighton has sold his milk I
»iso to 11. F. Baker of Bak
v. ho lias already taken over I era
wlth the j
!
route in B«
er s Dairy
j the busini
j joutes he has been
connection
1
►peratlng.
Is
Northern lii
* i n t above Rig Eddy. The
been broken again
i^n of it sent to Nampa for
The Idaho
io\v
11 a p<
. rot; 1
i a p.-H
p.
j remits.
Mrs. J. D
ir and her daughter*
•ho live
/.rib
>n tbe mesa
! lai.i'l Virginia,
.
and who bad been sick at the home of g
h'.r s sirr. Mrs. M. ». Parker, were ta- j '
ken to st. Luke s hospital last night for
treatn
mi.
;<• Swinderman, of Meridian, is
Mr. S winder
from Portland, (»re., a short
in the city
who came
t
ian.
Minn* ago. has do ided t
locate per
I
pur
I
Chief of Police Parker was yesterday |
10 boys who had vio
mces and who were j
f age over to the ju- t
11c had ridden his hi
ele «m the sidewalk and the other
j bad been on tbe streets after the cur- |
I ff w hour. They were Herbert Me-!
(('lellanand Wallace Winkler and Judge;
has
Meridian
Ichnsed considerable property there*
manently ii
! obliged to
turn t
; lnted city ordini
1 under 16 > ears <»
j Dunlap fined then» $1 each for failing 1
j to comply w ith the ordinances cover
This Is the third
f the curfew ordinance
'
ms
hesc
mat ters.
it*
1 violât io»
i in the past few da
.
vas filed
Ara ther liquor
cast
■
Hays of the municipal court tn
against William Jones,,
I'ifth street, :
s and shacks to,
found several
I bottles of intoxicating liquor at the
J : pla'-e. hiddi n in tlie oven of an old and i
. They also found a
Jtle « ontaining some rock and rye on a
Jones' living room. Mr. Jones
Jud «
It
ns
i who
lives at
rents
roo
< 1 i- f cf Police Parker and De- :
n
C« -five Hunt say they
bot . *
mixed st
! she If n
was taken to the police station where
required to put up a cash bond
$25 for liis appearance in court this |
orning at 1 n o'clock. When the case ;
norning tlie defendant
|
s railed this
!avkrd i
postponement till 10 o'clock
hu h time it will he heard. J
Monday, at
What Children Need Now.
In spile of the best care mothers ca
m tills weather brings sick
Safe, reliable family
•mnnd. Mrs T.
NY la., A ritcs.
y boy
c attack of croup after oth
I
ess !
s i
ve tl
: to
many children.
• in
* la ire.
F.au
, Neu re ur,
"Foley'.*; Horn y
and Tar cured
NURSERIES
;
BUY OF THE GROWER
; It gives you an advantage every time.
OUR HOME GROWN TREES
i Arc much in demand. There is a roa- j
Look over your wants and drop 1
! a line at «»nee to
CALDWELL NURSERIES
tin Chas. T. Hawkes, Mgr. Caldwell, Ida.
I
ic
y quotations «>n
Fruit. Shade and Ornamental Trees,
Small Fruits. Vines. Roses & Plants.
Healthy, fiome grown stock from my
nursery at Twin Falls. A lifelong ex
perience in the
Get
at
\v 1 business.
TWIN FALLS NURSERY
IUI
Jas. A. Waters,
Prop., Twin Falls, Ida.
Field and Garden
SEEDS
| We wiu be Pleased to submit samples
and prices. Write for ratalog
Mark Means, Seed Merchant
LEWISTON, IDAHO.
Prune, Apple and Shade
Trees.
SMALL FRUIT PLANTS
AND ORNAMENTALS
low prices on largo sized trees. Twenty
y#»ars In business at Nampa. Send
orders to .
H. G. MONCE, NAMPA, IDAHO.
on
in
into
Large as
sortmenta;
of
the
1,
at
Hot
A Complete Stock of Home
grown Trees
Get prices on my grafted Walnut trees
and Shade Trees. Our stock of small
fruits and berries is complete.
Send for Catalog.
EMMETT NURSERY
EMMETT, IDAHO.
M-l
remedies had failed. 1 recommend it
everyone as we know from our cx
perWmce that it is a wonderful remedy
roughs, cold«,, croup and whooping
cough." It sstops the coughs that hang
and weaken after the lagrippe.
u
has,_®_
LEGAL NOTICE.
j
\\
Notice to Stockholders.
The annual meeting of the gtockhold
of the Idaho Building and Loan As
sociation of Boise City, Idaho, for the
election of Directors and for such other
business as may come before the meet
ill be held at the office
Association (Room 20S Boise City Na
tional Bank Building. Boise, Idaho». <>n
f tbe
Monday, March 13, 1916, at 7:30 o'clock
in., of said day.
I
1
I
riting and
s must he in
filed with the Secretary,
HA yp
Pl . eslden ' t ;
J. M. HOLLISTER,
Secretary.
M13
LEGAL NÖTiOE.
Noti:e to Stockholders.
cV -
The annual meet.ng of the st
of the Boise Artesian Hot &
I
holders
Cold Water company
office of the company, N
Idaho street. Boise, Idaho, on Monday,
February 28th, 1916, at 10 o'clock a. m.,
the purpose of electing a Boa.d of
Directors for the ensuing year, ami for
the transaction of such other business
meeting.
Attest:
B. S. HOWE, Secretary.
Boise, Idaho, February 14th, 1916.
rill be held at
». €21-623
may properly come before the
C. \V. MOORE.
President.
F27
FOR SALE
ITALIAN PRUNE TREES.
NY quantity or grade, priced right. Jj
F. Littooy, box 1408, Boise.
FOR SALE—Home grown Italia
e trees, with extra heavy root
Caldwell Nurseries, Caldwell, Idahcj
Wkly-Mayl
tf
::
ALLEN'S MODEL BARRED ROCK
Eggs, cockerels and breeding stock
for sale. Prices right.
Meridian, Idaho.
T. A. A lieh,
wky — M2(lc
AUTO SPRINGS REPAIRED OR Re
placed on short notice. All sizes kept
in stock. Boise Spring Wks. 13i4
Grove St., Boise.—Wkly.
'tf ,
MAMMOTH B R O N Z E T U R K El Y
STOCK; both sexes; "Rest in tpe
West"; prices reasonable.
J. Conner, Payette, Idaho.
I.
Mrs.
Wkly f tf
POULTRYMEN—Get green bone meal'
at 5c per pound and cracklings, 2c
per pound at Idaho Provision | &
Packing Co., 716 Idaho St., Boise.j
Wkly tf
POULTRVMKN— fîet green hone meal
at 5e per pound, and cracklinRB, 2c j
per pound, at Idaho Provision j &
Packing Co., 716 Idaho St., Hols*.
Wky- tf
ANCONA eggs and baby chicks ffom
•inning stock at 1916 slow.
k direct. Prices rea
Write John Demond, R«j»ise,
wky M 23c
priz<
Sheppard's «t
«enable.
Rt. 1.
NORTH BUN I'Adi-'IO railway hinds
in eastern Montana at $2.50 to $18
Suitable for farming <»r
For infoima
ser W. E. Holt, Miles
k.v I[24c
per acre,
grazing. Easy term«,
tion write or
City, Montana.
for sale.
MORGANS
BRFI)
PURE
Nick Nack black stallion, age |thir
stallionj gol
One two- y car-old
teen.
den chestnut.
W. H. Zimmerman. Box 671. Albert
yearling
filly.
One
wky j'"4c
can Falls, Idaho.
inder
345 ACRES good land
tion; twi
tlon. beet dt
right;
box 16 4. Firth. Idaho.
miles from
ip, etc.; good
beautiful location. Ar
Wkly-A r
ilroad «ti
ater
dress
r -13v !
'
j
WANTED
LET US mount >our head and tmli vour
hide. R. W. Ltmbert & Co., B
Wky—tf
RAW FURS of all kinds bought. High
est prices paid on receipt of skins.
Send to Idaho Junk Co., Boise, Ida.
wky—tf
NURSERY L ALES MEN—Please take
notice. In order to move our| heavy
surplus, we arc offering an nd|di..or
al commission. Write us for terms.
Address Capital City Nursery Com
pany, Salem, Oregon.
WTtly-U
Evehing
New*
Published every afternoon ami bunuay morning
at Boise, Idaho, bv
THE CM'ITAE NtWb PUBLISHING CO.,
LIMITED.
TERMS U1 SUBSCRIPTION.
Daily and Sunday by Mail
No
One Yfji~ . ..
Mx Months ..
__ Months
One Month .
,*6.oo
J
1-5»
•SO
Daily without Sunday by Mail.
$5
Une Yp
bix Mcfntha .
Month*
One Month .
a.50
l-*5
'lh
FOR
.*o
Sunday only by Mall.
One ye
Six Mpnths .
W eck»^ Capital N
Kev
,$a.oo
. 1.30
il Western Farmers'
advance
......$1.50
All' tUri.Sl.Nf. Rlii'KliSKKTAlIVES
1'ranklyn P. Alcorn,
ij\\. J4il> Su. .New York.
- k W. Henkel,
Building, Chicago.
5
!•
Peuple'» C
POiTAGE ON DROP LETTERS IS TWO
CENTS—At all pontofficos
city carriers two cents postage is required
All answers to ads., whether
or outside, going througii the
should have a two-cent itainp at
fticient.
he
the
all teUcra.
Hoi
post o hi
■•t
WANTED.
W ANTED—i'oullry.
Phone 848-w.
Mar4c
WANTED—Red Russian wheat. Ross
F26
b. t 1324 Main.
MAN WISHES any kind of work.
Phone 1774-W.
Ml
WANTED—Accounts ror collections;
wilt« Box 187, Boise
I INCUBATORS—rNcw and second hand,
M18
id Main.
at Loveley's, 14th a
aking by exper
Phone 27 21-W.
F27
WANTED— Dre*
fenced dressmaker.
WANTED— Position ns cook at camp
K. S. Brooks, 111 Main
M2c
t r ranch.
Ireet.
WlANTED—Clean white rags au Cap
tai Newa office. Apply at preas
room in the basement.
j
\\ ANTED—T
for
buy. from owner
leash, 5 or 10 acres, near Boise. Ad
Capital News. M2c
(dress Box 1338,
YOUR PLUMBING AND REP AIR
ing, prices right; work right. Phone
811-W. Will Konrad, 510 State St. tf
WANTED—Safe, ice box, show cases,
scales and other fixlur*
general store.
eeded in a
Address 1336, Capital
M3
-
WANTED Refined young eastern
I woman wants board and room in
1 private modern home as one of the
I family. References. Address 1337,
F27c
Capital News.
WANTED—Old bills, notes, no matter
where debtors are our plan gets the
Write for booklet, refer
No collection, no charge.
-
money,
ence.
I Box 853, Boise.
of
11
$75 month;
vacancies con
Write for list positions now
Franklin Institute, Dept.
MSc
WA NTBD—Men-women;
government jobs;
stuntly.
obtainable.
60-M, Rochester, N. Y.
WANTED — Experienced dairy man
wants ranch work of any kind, but
would prefer dairy ranch. Several
years' experience in dairying and
general farm work. Capable and in
dustrious; good character; refer
Address 1335, Capital News. |
_1__
ences.
Jj
WANTED—Salesmen.
wanted for j
State
AUTOMOBILE salesman
the best car
»Ke,
single, also
{Hess Box 1339 Capital News.
n tne market.
"e, whether married or
«alary expected. Ad - :
F26
■xperi
tf
::
WANTED—Men of ability to act as
Salesmanagers for every state west ;
of Colorado. Permanent position to j
Address Western
parties.
right
Chemical Sales Co., 347 Sonna Blk.,
F26
Boise, Idaho.
SALESMEN WANTED for high grade
specialty,
for salesmen.
instructions in salesmanship,
gon Specialty Co., Portland, Ore.
Sat. C). M -4c: I
Quick seller; big money
Write today for free
Ore
'tf ,
Y
tpe
I.
tf
i
WANTED—HELP.
—
2c
&
tf
AN ATTRACTIVE proposition for ex- ]
work in
See Western Farmer s Re
perienced solicitors who cf
country,
view at Capital News office.
tf
2c j
&
tf
WANTED—Agents.
for live agents to
Fast
sure repeater. Particulars
California Merchandising Co.,
243, Arcade Sta., Dos Angelos,
Sat O—Mile
OPPORTUNITY
handle our household article,
seller;
free.
Box
Calif.
rea
AGENTS—For high grade _specialty.
Demonstration Invariably results in
Write for free booklet on
Cresswell Importing
Room 209 Sonna Bldg., Boise,
Sat. O. F26c
sale.
Salesmanship.
Co.,
Ida lio.
$18
<»r
WANTED HELP—Female
THE Youn t Womans Christian Asso
ciation, with hc.idquaCor« at 4i;$-9'
McCarty Bldg., corner 9th and Idaho,
will be glad to assiktany young wo
man in finding lodging or employ
secrotary continually In
Phono 1546W.
sale.
gol
filly.
it
ment;
tendance..
;
tf ;
LOST
ater
Finder please
Shepherd puppy.
134 a M.
L< >HT
;
!
!
-13v !
F27
phone
'
vhlte breast.
notify !
F26c !
Black bull terrier.
Information;
j \J >ST
Rewaid
Capital News
for
vour
BOARD AND ROOM
BOARD AND ROOMS—Case House.
1124 Bannock. Phone 923.
tf
Th, Borrower.
take
Com
(From Judge.)
iy new hooks scat
"T don t see
tered around your librarc, old chap."
been
haven't had a chance to visit any of
so busy lately I
"No.
I've
my friends.''
wantad wantad wantad
One Cert a Word Each Inaertion.
No Advert.aement Less Than 16 Cents. I fsj
FOR RENT—HOUSES
FUR KENT—Six-room house, $10. !
Call 2329-J. Mlû I
FOR RENT—A modern B-room bunga
low. Call 409 Kesseguie.
M2 1
Boise 1
M20 ;
HOUSES FOR RENT and sale.
Realty Co., 2ül Sonna Blk.
FOR RENT—Five-room modern bun- !
galow. Hub City Realty Co., 524
Idaho Bldg.
tf
f
1
■J
5 ROOM furnished house, Including
Well located. Carter Me
piano.
Carty Bldg.
tf
! F<
FOR RENT—Partly furnished 7-room,
house; also housekeeping
612 Bannock.
rooms.
F26
FOUR-ROOM house, $13.00; half block
from belt line. H. G. Myers & Co.,
423 Overland Bldg.
tf
FOR RENT—5 room bungalow, $14,
East Side; 6-room house, $15, (dose
in. Carter, McCarty Bldg.
F26
FOR RENT—Unfurnished 8 room
brick house suitable for one. or two
families. Modern. Inquire 418 No.
5th.
Ml
FOR RENT—Gqpd house on 4" acres
near town. Also 5 acres, good resi
dence, close in. Schooler-Starling
Agency, overland Bldg.
F27
FOR RENT—Apartments
FOR RENT—5-room modern, brick
apartment; hot water heat and gar
age; cheap; 909 E. Bannock.
tr
FOR RENT—Furnished apartment;
heat, light, phor. and hot and cold
water included. H. J. Roan, Phone
1869-J.
tf
FOR RENT—Furnished
FURNISHED room; heat and bath.
Fifth and State. Phone 363W.
M5
FOR RENT—Under new management;
first-class rooms at the Albers hotel,
716 Va Main street, Boise,
per week and
bath.
Price *1.50
Steam heat and
IP
M 4
FOR RENT — Housekeeping.
FOR RENT—For housekeeping, two
pleasant rooms. Modern and clean,
in a quiet home, 309 East Bannock
street. Mrs. M. L. Phelps.
F2&
FOR RENT.
Phone
FOR RENT 5 acres close in.
H. C. Corey,
F29
2233-W.
FOR RENT—Improved 5 or 10-acre
tracts. Inquire Capital Lumber Co.
Phone 732.
Ml
TO RENT—Good hay, grain and dairy
ranch,
water.
Plenty
Good house, ha
Cash. J. J. Jones, Meridian.
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FOR RENT—On shares, an unim
proved 40-a^re tract on car line.
Phone 922J or write 1609 Lemp street,
Boise.
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FOR SALE
AUTO CARS
j fOR SALE
Buick 43, first-class con
dition in every way. Cheap for cash.
129 South Eleventh.
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FOR SALE—Ford oar, one delivery
passenger body, $225
Inquire 1319 N. 15th St. F-6c
body,
cash.
;
j SOME BARGAINS IN USED CARS.
Chalmers ...
.$4
. 425.00
. 850.00
. 500.00
00
Buick. No. 17 .
Cadillac.
White Steamer .
Stoddard Dayton ....
Rco.
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... 225.00
225.00
CROY <fc SON.
Main St. Garage.
Boise, Idaho.
1405 Main St.
Livestock of «very
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FOR SALE
LIVESTOCK
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■«n Horses, Cattle and
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kind.
FOR SALE Two black, heavy boned]
Jacks, at BlessingC'r Station, on in- |
terurban.
to
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FOR SALE ON TIMFV-12 large calves.
10 splendid cows, Holstein«, Durham,
Red Poll, Jerseys.
Phone 1667-W.
Mehl
in
on
SPAN bay geldings, age 5 and 7. weight
2750; a bargain if taken soon. Also
team bay geldings, weight 2250 lbs.,
411 N. 9th.
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cheap.
MISCELLANEOUS.
right-cut hair cut at the K<
stone Barber Shop, 120 N. 9th.
GET
F2Sc
WATCH AND CLOCK REPAIRING; I
prices right; all work guaranteed
Dwight Perkins. 1607, idah^ St.
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VETERINARY MOCPITAL
; BOISE VET. HOSPITAL AND STAL
lion stable, 1312 Grove. Dr. Noble tf
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BE A PROFESSIONAL
we teach you in three
Paragon School, Ju*
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; Stenographer;
! months for $30.
! Sonna.
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STOVE REPAIRS.
•till headquarter« for all kinds
f we haven't whit
you want we can get it. Tbe Com
pany Store, 906-8 Idaho St.
* We a
of stove repairs.
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TYPEWRITERS.
REN'-' A REM1NUTON—Get perfect;
tesults; visible» $3 for one month;
$7 40 for 3 month». Others at lower
rate». Rental payments apply on
purchase. Remington Typewriter
Co.. 256-7. Sonna Bltlg., Bo.sc Rhone
of
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133.
fsj 0 Advertisement Less Tha
15 Cents. ! No
One Cent a Word Each Insertion.
FOR SALE
FINE piano at a bargain. 205 Mc
Carty Bldg.
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FOR SALE}—Duck and geese feathers.
E'26c
I
Call 45-J-3.
Address Box
M2 2c
FOR SALE—Pasture.
196, Boise, Idaho.
seed rye recleaued for sale.
Ross Co.. 1324 Main.
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SEED CORN for sale; Minnesota 13;
6 cents pound. J. J. Jones, Merid
ian.
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F< »R SALE—Several sets of work har
ness, medium weight, nearly
1213 Grand Ave.
new.
M2c
FOR 8ALE— Old newspapers, good for
putting under carpets; 25c per TOO.
Capital News Office.
5
FINE top buggy, $40; good Studebaker
runabout $50; dandy mountain hack,
Studebaker, cheap. 411 N. 9th.
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SEED GRAIN-—Big Four oats $1.50;
heat $1.75.
Bluestem
Both extra
good. H. O. NcManimie. Phone 13.11.
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FOR SALE.
j-GOODYEAR Blue Streak bicycle tires
113
Henry
$2.50 each.
So. 11th.
W. Baker.
EOD- MchS
FOR SALE by
with good house,
Boise, $200 per acre.
No. 2, box 79.
owner: 20 acre tract
three miles of
Address Fl. D
Mch-14c
FO t SALE—-Ow ner left his $50 (told
watch with me to sell for $30. A
very exceptional bargain. Underwood,
Jeweler, So. Ninth St.
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SEED OATS.
HAVE for sale a few thousand pounds
of a ne superior, highly productive
Room 37, Falk building. Tel
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oats,
ephone 685.
HAY FOR SALE.
100 TONS finest quality third cutting
alfalfa hay, clean and bright, for
sale. Located about 10 miles from
Boise, on Dry creek. Call 37 Falk
Building or phone 685.
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FOR SALE—52 Inch oak roll top
desk with two rows of drawers; 8
vols. Cyclopedia of Civil Engineer
ing; 10 vols. Modern Engineering
Practice; S vols. Civil Engineering
I. C. S.; 3 vols. Hawkins Engineer
ing. 206 McCarty Bldg.
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FOR SALE
POULTRY.
Blooded breeding stock.
Eggs for Hatching. In
cubators, Brooders,
Foods. General Supplies
of all kinds.
1 c iSm*
WHITE WYANDOTTE eggs for hatch
ing from first prize pen at 1916 poul
try show.
Phone 2481-J.
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ALLEN'S MODEL BARRED ROCKS.
Eggs, cockerels and breeding stock
for sale. Prices right. T. A. Allen,
Meridian, Idaho. Mch20c
FOR SALE—Ancona eggs and baby
chicks, from prime-winning stock, at
1916 show. Sheppard's stock direct
Prices reasonable. Write John De
mond, Boise, Rt. 1. M22
POR SALE—Pure bred Partridge
Rocks and White Orpingtons. Con
sistent show winners. Eggs for
hatching and baby chicks supplied In
any quantity. Prices quoted on np
plication. Leslie L. Long. Box 139«,
Boise.
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for SALE— s. C. White Leghorn;
year's average 176.96 eggs per hen; ]
1st, 3rd and 4th cockerels. 3rd. 4th
pullets, Boise Show*,
$1.50 per setting;
dred. Chicks, $15
Archie M. Larson,
Idaho.
1916.
$8.00 per lum
per hundred.
Rt. 3, Weiser,
Ml 9c
Eggs.
*
MRS. II. F HAYNES of Shoup. Idaho,
has a few choice White Wyandotte
•kerels for sale. Price $10 and $15.
Her stock is one of the heaviest lay
ing strains of the world. They won
first prize for American White Wy
in the second laying con
test at Storrs, Conn, The pen aver
aged to lay nearly 200 eggs each, and
none laid less than 170. F27c
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andottes
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TO TRADE.
TO TRADE—100 shares Metallic Steel
Tie stock for auto. Addrei
Nampa, Ida.
Box 562,
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TO^TRADE Diamond ring and scarf
pin for twin Harley motorcycle. Ad
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dress 1324, Capital News.
F«>R RENT OR TRADE—80 acres. 4
Will trade for
Address 1328 Capita! 1
F26c
miles from Eagle,
city property.
News.
"ILL Tit AUK rlosp In rottn)?p. with i
carpenter j
encumbrance,
small
general
ork.
Overland
building.
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FOR TRADE
40 acres that i« bring
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ing the money in cash rent,
interest or past due mortgages to
assume. Let us toll you more about
this place. What have you to trade?
Box 853. Boise. Idaho. M17
BOISE VALLEY TRACTION COM-;
PANY.
No back !
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INTERUEEAN LINES
Leave Boise for - -a g le, Star, Middle
aid w ell :
ton and
9:30.
4.00, 5:30, 7:00, 9:00, ll:»3.
ve Boise for Meridian,
and Caldwell: a. m. 6.50,
m. 7:00, 8 09,
p. m. 1:09, 2:00. ;; <•
11:00;
I j
*'ainna
9 : f)0,1
30, ? : 30,
7: 3c,
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• 10 : 30 , 12:00 noon' p. m.
13 30, *4 :30, 5 '»0, 6: 30. 8 :00, 9: 30, 11.0 j.
! 'To Meridi
:r.*l Mi Di-rmolt ualy.
uli Lc.ive'
l> m. LL 05.1
Boise, a. m. -#:20. -7:03;
'5:05,
on Duncan Station to Boise;
Duncan, a m. *t .45. -7 30; p. m. 12:30
5:4«. « 30.
Boise to Dun .m Slat.
6 *J5.
..eavo
i:
-Daily except Sui Jays.
i
One Cent a Word Each Insertion.
No Advertisement Less Than 15 Cents.
FOR SALE—Real Estate.
WILL give good chance on 320 acres
new wheat land. 1333, care Capital
News.
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HOMESTEADS—Can locate you on
good dry land homestead in south
ern Idaho. See Johnson, 114 S. 16th
St.
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FOR SALE BY THE OWNER—20
acre tract with good house, three
dies from Boise; $2UU per acre. Ad
dress R. D. 2, Box 79.
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6- ROOM HOUSE $900.
PLASTERED, two blocks from car
line; walks, curbing, sewer all paid;
50-foot lot; $126 gash, balance $10
per month. H. G. Myers Co., 428 Ov
erland.
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BUNGALOW BARGAIN.
5 ROOMS, modern except heat; base
ment, builtln furniture, half block
from belt line; price $1600; easy
terms. H. G. Myers Co., 423 Over
land Bldg.
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DOWN $50 A .VEEK UNTIL SOLD—
Four-room bungalow once sold at
$2900. May go this week at $1300.
Terms $12.50 per month and 5 per
cent interest. 509 Overland build
ing. Phone 806.
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120 ACRES of land southeast of Me
ridian with paid-up water right; all
under cultivation; all can be watered.
25 acres in alfalfa; all fenced; no
alkali; good soil; no hard pan; price
$50 per acre. H. G. Myers Co., 423
Overland Bldg.
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FOR SALE—Modern 5 room bungalow,
Ellis addition, $2000 at $50 down and
$20 monthly.
MODERN 6 room bungalow, East
side, $1900 et $25 down and $20
monthly. Property is looking
Carter, McCarty Bldg.
P.
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193 Vsi ACRES of land, afiout 120 acres
under cultivation; 4 1 * acres in or
chard, fine outside range, good im
provements; 1 mile from railroad; 2
springs on this place and water
rights out of two creeks. Address
1330, care Capital News.
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FOR SALE—160 acres of good fan
land, deeded water; all fenced; 7
miles above Vale, the county seat of
Malheur county, Oregon. Price $8000.
Terms, cash down $500, balance in
10 yearly payments $750 each and in
terest. M. L. Phelps, 6IS Overland
Bldg.
MS
SOME SNAPS—5 room modern bouse
on Warm Springs Ave., t
440 acres in Long Valley to trade;
Long Valley land to rent; Land in
Valley for almost the cost
■ater. We hove tlie bargains
match your trades any
Gem State Realty, 339
the Bob
of the
and will
where.
Sonna Bldg.
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FOR SALE—160 acres 2
car line
fenced hog tight, 6 shares of Farmer
Union water;
fornia and has authorized me to of
fer this fine tract of land for $7500,
being less than $47 per acre; terms
may be had. Wm. G. Messersmith,
Phone 981-W. F28
miles
m the Dry creek bench; all
from
lives in Cali
owner
• •••••••••••••••••
• IF you are thinking o * buying a •
home let us show a real bar- •
gain. &-room modern bungalow •
ail but heat. Furnished com- •
plete, reasonably close In. •
Prie* $2850. T rma.
SCHOOI ER-STARLING AGCY. •
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• •••••••••••••••a
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See Wilson■ Smith,
] 5-acre tract near Franklin school; low
price* will consider stock for part
pa j rnent.
Good garage. established business;
other interests compel owner to
1023 Mein ft.
sacrifice
Well located 80 acrea, 40 acres In
prunes; will nlake special prlca for
quick turn.
Wo have several good properties fof
exchange both in farm and city prop
erty.
Fire Inauranco.
Beat Companies.
George W. Smith, Manaqar.
FOR SALE—A SNAP.
$2650—5-acre chicken farm, with all
necessary buildings; 4-room atone
house, on Hill Crest Loop, 6-cent
fare.
$3500—13 acres, 1 mile weat of Pierce
Park, good house, on car line and
graded roads; 10c fare.
FOR TRADE.
A good paying business proposition
6 1-3 acrea,
close to Boise; free of Incumbrance,
for Boise property.
THE EDWARD STEIN CO.
109 N. 10th St.
for suburban home.
Boise, Idaho.
E. O. D. F26
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FOR SALE OR TRADE.
i o. L. SELBY, real estate. Insurance,
j
loans. 338 Son
Bldg.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE
6-room hous?
and four>ots in Cruzen addition for
sale cheap
Address 1331, care Capital News.
trad«* for automobile.
FOR SALE
house, «i\ bli
beautiful
•hr
houHr,
!
F27e
cr trade. Eight room
•ks from high school,
'alifornia privet hedge,
will trade for smaller
Phono 32, in evening 100P-W.
1
TR VI» E or for sale.
80 Acres.
ore haul 3 >enrs old: 30 acres,
a i res. Good house a nd
What have you to
Box 1408, Boise,
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Prune
Alfalfa,
i
f)0,1
tmpro\ ements.
trade for this.
Idaho.
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05.1
FOR HIRE
' FOR GOOD RADDLE Horses, and gem
| era i livery call Palace Livery. 6th and
Front Sts., phone 556.
SADDLF HORSES for hire.
Corral.
Farmers
M13
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