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Additional Church News
INDIVIDUAL NOTES
INTERNATIONAL SUNDAY SCHOOL
LESSON.
(Continued from Page Three.)
Such a meaning of the church carries
with it a priesthood indeed "obedient
to the faith"; not onl., faith in the
divinity of the Saviour, but in the dl
vtneness of His teachings, and above
all a faith in the workableness of these
teachings to n reasonable end ever
increasing degree among men here and
hereafter. Such faith among priest and
iracles even today,
•ould be added unto the
laity would work
and there
church daily many suved from sin
even here.
nnd joy
a life of peace
Christianity is an intensely individual
matter and Its teachings and failli
must move the individual first, last nnd
all the time; this seems to be the way
that God expects each of us to be
"helper" unto the others.
Ministers' Association to Meet.
The Ministers' association will meet
at the Y. M. C. A. rooms Monday at
10:30 a. m.
Christian church, will
Church rioblems."
Rev. Mr. Hobart, of the
discuss "Pome
Pastors' Notes
CHRISTIAN CHURCH NOTES
(Continued from Page Three.)
the evening the Young People's Chris
ciety will
tian Endeavor j
with a special program,
should attend this service
us
Everyone
and see
what our young men and women are
doing.
On Sunday, March 5. It Is planned
to canvass the membership
church for the purpose of securing
pledges to finance the new budget. All
members are requested to be at their
homes between the hours of 2 and 6
p. m. This will enable the budget
committee to do their work thoroughly
and expeditiously.
f the
Wednesday evening at 7:3ft o'clock
a special meeting will be held at the
church for the purpose of considering
the relation of the church to Us offi
cial family. Every mftmber is urgent
ly requested to be present.
The meeting of the
council of women hold on Friday, Feb.
25, was well attended and the very
inspirational program was very much
enjoyed.
inter-church
On Wednesday, March 1, at 2:30 p.
m., the C. W. B. M. will
Mrs. Almond J. Hall, 1208 Fort street.
Mrs. J. L. Thompson will be the lead
We are glad to note the Increased
.interest being taken in this work.
with
meet
er.
On Thursday, March 2 at 7:30 p.
m., the prayer meeting will be led by
Silas Luttrcll.
The ladies
»f the Fifth district
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the aid gathered ;»t the home, of J. R.
a fternoon.
Their
Fruit,
tokens <>f love ;ind
Till
olay
ords of eneour
voie greatly appreciated by
a gement
CASCARÏTS SEIL
TWENTY MILLION
BOXES PER YEAR
Lest, Safest Cathartic for
Liver and Bowels, and
People Know It.
They're Fine! Don't Stay
Bilious, Sick, Headachy
or Constipated.
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sleep!
Enjoy life!
Cascarct«. Take nnr
Keep clean inside with
tsvo at night
• nd enjoy the nlceai, gentlest liver nnd
bowel cleansing you ever experienced.
Wake up feeling grand. Your head will
be clear, your tongue clean, breath
right, stomach sweet and your liver
and thirty feet of bowels active. Get
a box at any drug store and straighten
up. Stop the headaches, bilious speliH,
bad colds and had day« -Brighten up.
Cheer up, Clean up' Mothers should
give a whole < nein ret to children when
croeM. bilious, fevci ieh or If longue is
coated they lire harmless—never
gripe or sicken.—Adv.
the pastor and Mrs. Hobart, who
present.
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FIRST PRESBYTERIAN.
Sunday' Sermons—
Morning: The Disciple and His
Master."
Junior: "What a Lad Gave to
Christ."
Evening: "A Table Talk With Jesus."
The session will meet after each
Sunday service and on Thursday even
ing t
• members by lct
• on profession of faith.
receive
tor
The sacrament of the Lord's Sup
per will be observed next Sunday
morning, March 5. Preparatory serv
ice will be held Thursday at 7:30
P*
On next Monday evening th<VBroth
erhood will hold its February n\
The speaker of the evening is
Willsie Martin, D. D. His theme is
Bismarck. All men are invited. A
full al tendance is desired.
ding.
Rev.
The Woman's Missionary society will
hold Its annual praise meeting at the
ehunh on Friday evening. In con
nection with the program Dr. Donald
son has bemi requested to give his il
lustrated lecture on "Some Mission
aries 1 Have Known." All members
and friends are requested to come and
bring a generous thank offering.
BAPTIST CHURCH.
The pastor announces a peculiar
and yet practical subject for Sunday
morning at 11:30, "People with Para
lyzed Wills." This is a very subtle
and serious ailment but there Is a
remedy.
m. the subject will be,
er Lights Burning?" A
if the power of personal
the city and
t a church home will re
el conic.
: 30 p.
"Are the Lr
consideration
At
influence, i
people wit hr
ccive
Strangers i
cordial
The B. Y. P. r. will hold its monthly
conquest missionary meeting
east room at 6:15.
tian Prospects in China."
once Watson, leader,
tation to all who arc interested in our
growing work in China.
in the
Subject, "Chris
Miss Flor
A cordial invi
The annual meeting of the Women's
Circle will he held in the
parsonage Wednesday afternoon at
2:30. Mrs. McReynolds will present
"Current Events." Mrs. Rightenour
will lend in the discussion of "The
chibl at Work for Christ." As this is
the time for the mite box opening and
election of officers, a large attendance
is desired.
Mission
The executive hoard meets in reg
ular session Monday evening at 7:30
o'clock. Committees for the new year
will be announced.
Our mid-week service was largely
attended last Thursday and the pres
ence of the spirit was manifest. As
the time draws near for our special
meetings, the hour next Thursday will
be devoted to definite and we trust
expectant prayer. Gome with your
requests and lot us believe that those
who ask may receive.
Rev. R. B. Wright will preach at
the Katherine mission tomorrow at
7:30
attendance. Special gospel meetings
commence next Sunday evening.
There should be a large i
Members of the volunteer band for
personal work are requested to meet
in the east room at the close of the
preaching service Sunday evening.
The teachers of the adultl depart
ment will meet at the parsonage Tues
day evening for the study of the leb
son.
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH.
It is not tof) much to say, that the
mid-winter picnic given under tile aus
pices of the Sunday school was one of
i he most successful social events ever j
held in this church. The large pi tint :
« taxed to acc ommodate the folk« !
Wj
Everybody had a good
—
One of the most important meetings
of the year will he held next Wednes
day afternoon at 2:30 o'clock in the
church parlors. It is tlie annual meet
f officers of the
Fach sec
ill present written reports, show
ing the work that has been done dur
ing the past year.
who came,
time.
ing nnd
General Ladies Aid society,
tion
eloeth
on Friday. March 3 the district I
meeting ot the Woman's Foreign -Vis
sionary society will be held In this
church. There will be a forenoon j
Kession, a basket lunch at noon and an t
afternoon session. An Interesting pro- I
gram will be given All ladies inter- j
ested in the work of foreign missions
will be welcomr.
.Section No. 12 of the ladies' Aid so
ciety will meet with Mrs. L. A. Garver,
1216 Ellis avenue, at 2:30 u'clock un
Thursday afternoon.
On Saturday
the King - « Heralds
afternoon, March 4.
ill
vlth
meet
Mrs. Huns J. Roan, ms Puohl
I St.,
time
Htndy
nfter« arda.
for
period anil a good
Ths Philophtlon
class of young
women meets on Tuesday evening of
next week, Feb. 29, with Miss Grace !
Bennett, 1901 Ridenbaugh street.
"Unchurched Areas" will be the '
theme of the minister'« talk at the
mid-week service on Thursday even- ;
Ing.
The banquet given by the mothers
to the young men and their guests of
Mir. Elam's class on last Monday even- |
The minister will speak on Sunday ;
morning on the Sixth Commandment,
and In the evening on Great Religious
Leaders, "John Wycliffe—the Morning
Star."
ing was a great success.
IMMANUEL METHODIST.
Sunday morning Immanuel church
promises to he unusually attractive.
Ellsworth Ellis, the professional bari
tone, who Is thinking of establishing
a audio In Boise, will sing "Lift Up
Thy Heart," by Francis Allitson. Mr.
Ellis has sung in the prominent cities
of the country. Including Todelo, De
troit and New York City, and It will
be a privilege to hear him. The pastor
will speak about 20 minutes upon
"The Biggest He in the Bible." The
choir, under the able direction of C.
E. Biggs, will render a suitable sacred
number also.
At 6:30 In the evening C. J. Franklin
will speak upon "Civil Engineering as
a Christian Vocation." There will be
two pieces of special music.
The pastor's subjoin for the even
ing service will be "Scriptural Con
version." Those who heard the spe
cial music last Sunday niijht will not
miss this service.
The General Aid society will be en
tertained by Mrs. W. H. Pohlman at
the home of Mrs. Eugene
llarrisi
Looney, 1305
The hostess will
boulevard.
be assisted by the ladies of the Second
division.
A special musical recital Is
being planned by wa\ of enlertaln
Program w ill appear in the pâ
ment.
pers.
The Sunday school will be favored
with a solo by Miss Edna Eugenia
Pennington and a violin solo by Alice
Must
the lesson.
Mrs. B. F. Neal
vill review
The i
will be a decided li
iprovement
in tbe appearance of the church bulle
tin this week.
C. H. Fikkan, a printer
of 10 years' experience, will assist the
Boy Scouts and direct its publication.
If it is
ny mote popular than last
Sunday's issue you will want a copy.
The Woodcraft Indians have enlist
ed the required number of candidates
por the Papoose degr
'—
"coups"
their
were held in
jumping.
Twelve
were won.
WESTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN
There will he special music by the
chair at the hourV>f morning worship
on Sunday. The junior choir is asked
to meet for prac tice on Sunday evening
in the church, at 7 o'clock.
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Thu rsday
vonlng, March 2 wilt be
regular monthly meeting of officers, in
the church at 7:3ft o'clock.
The Bible srh
ton's birthday u
primary
were delightfully entertained in the
afternoon, the senior department had
Us good time in the evening.
After Lagrirpe—What?
Coughs that "hang on" after lagrippe
exhaust the strength and lower
vital resistance. F. G. Prevo, Bedford.
Ind., writes: "An attack of lagrippe left
me with a se\ere cough,
thing.
it looked as If I would never get
T tried Fo'cy's Honey and Tar
bottles ured me.
back to my normal weight." Folev's
Honey and Tar gets right at the
trouble. It is a safe, reliable remedy,
Whitehead's Drug Store. Adv-T-iTH-S
»1 party
:is very successful. The
l heir
Wash
ing
t-uriis
villi
the
I tried every
I lost in veight and got so thin
'el.
nd two
lam now well and
in second-hand
FORD.
Some good buy
i Fords. H. H. Bryant <fc Son.
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HOME TALENT MINSTRELS
PRESENTED AT PAYETTE
(Capital News Special Service)
FayetL, Feb. 26. A large audience
witnessed the first presentation this
year of the St. James minstrels, which
"'as directed by Charles M. Cassell,
All songs and cross-fires were brand
new and were certainly appreciated by
the packed house which applauded con
stantly.
Part twi
of the piny was a white
face comedy of a day in a police court
entitled, "Have Mercy Judge." Almost
every speech of either the judge or the
(attorneys was greeted with bursts of
j applause from the house. An act put
: on by Mr. and Mrs. Cassell consisting
! ot both instrumental nnd vocal music
was exceptionally well received.
The second presentation of the play
was given Thursday evening and
enjoyed fully ns well by the full house
Exclusive agents Tor Hiawatha Coal.
Western S. G. Co.. 9 & Grove. Ph. 323. tf
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
IDANHA— H. S. Wilson, Seattle; W.
L. Herskey. Denver; S. H. Shannon.
Salt Lake; It. N. Standflold, Stand field,
I Thomn " Stanford, Carey; Mrs.^V. !..
I^ n , d . er *?, n ' ' Ve i?. fcr; M H -
l^ a dw * ; ''' elRer;
j ,,ray . At ant ®' E Stevens. St. An
t * hony ■ c .' C SUn«on. Pearl; C. SI
I Sf ' arB > A. E. Brown. Portland;
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Gibbons,
Charles
The Schumann
Quintet
PINNEY THEATER
MARCH 1
Admission 25c to $1.00
B. Snow, Sanilfleld; K. V. Neeley,
Ontario; \V. W. Yeck,' Pocatello.
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BRISTOL—A. E. Farabee, Denver:
Mrs. J. M. Curry, New York ; Mr. and
Mrs. W. R. McKetth, E. W. Cairn Crow,
Grand View; H. C. Egelus and wife,
Kuna; Oscar Flore, Moran, N. Y.; Vic
tor Harris, George Harris, Chicago;
Albert Piety, Pocatello; W. A. Reed,
Payette; VV. M. Craig, Kuna; Peter
Steele. Silver City; Mrs. J. \V. Hays, 1
Mrs. E. R. Love, Glenns Kerry; R. A. I
Will, Spokane; J. B. Anderson, Seattle;
L. A. Campbell, Aberdeen, Wash,
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DON'T SCOLD FRETFUL OHILDREN
That nervousness, fretting and rest
lessness is no doubt caused by worms
or constipation. Instead of whipping
or scolding, give your child a treat
ment of Kickapoo Worm Killer. Nice
candy confections that kill the worms
and are laxative enough to move the
bowels and expel not only the worms !
but accumulated poisons. These pol- I
sons and worms bring on fever, make
children nervous and Irritable, redtlee I
their vitality and make them victims
of sickness. Get a box of Kickapoo
Worm Killer today at your druggist.
adv
only 25c.
Once tried always used: HIAWATHA
COAL, phone 323. Western S. & G. Co.
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One Year Ago in ths War.
Feb. 26. 1915.—Allied fleet
continued the bombardment of
the Dardanelles: Sir Ed ward
Grey declared England in s.vi
pathy with Russia's ambition to
r^arb the sea through Turkey;
British cabin t discussed Presi
dent Wilson's proposal on food
embargo; Russians forced Ger
mans hack on western front of
Vienna reported con
tinued Austrian victories in
eastern Galicia.
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GOOD LUMP COAL
$5.25 at Bins; $5.75 delivered.
2058-W
Phone
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In Praise of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy.
'T feel It my duty to write n word in '
praise of Chamberlain's Cough Rem- I
edy," says Mrs. Wallace Hayes, Water- |
ville, N. Y. "It was used in my house- I
hold as much ns twenty years ago. !
When my children, ryv.v grown up, |
w ere small I kept a bottle of it In the i
house all the time. It always cured my I
children of croup, colds and coughs.
I have also used it myself with equal- ;
ly good results. It Is the only cough :
modioine we ever use." Obtainable
everywhere."—Adv.
T. Th. S •
GROWN TREES
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special hardy kind for Idaho.
early, large nut3. j
Finest kind of shade tree.
J. F. LITTOOY
Box 1408, Boise, Idaho.
Consulting Horticulturist.
Licensed and Bonded Nurseryman. |
-Stocky, vigorous and well-rooted fruit,
shade and ornamental trees of all kinds. *
ITALIAN PRUNE TREES
Large assortment, stocky trees, low ,
prices.
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Drainage and Irrtcrr.tlon ditches are
eu-lly made and cl* uied out with this
improved light draft cllte.hlug machine.
Makes Y-shapoditch wi'h a slope of 41»
<lcr*rees—sides won't cave in. Un
equal d for Wll-sftio work.rosui grrd
ing. terracing, building rice levees and
borders. Reversible—easy to opera le.
All Steel, Simple, Practical
No$vhe«l&
Lh*» 8 a llfptttne-. QuU-kly priys for Itself.
Priva only <
lovers tobronk
* of fix.
set
-fifth of hi* clumsy
hiiniH work. Th<-vsand* of saiisflud
users throughout tho L'u1t<*d States.
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Sold On 1 0 Days' Trial
with money-back «naraiitef. W
free Illustrated booklet and full pa~ti
todt» y for
OWE4SBOBO DITCHES & GRADER C0.,lrx.
V, stern launch
252 K* ans Biouk.
Denver, Col.
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8 ^ Prlces a«*!«»* All Othars
"SgVjï I Will Rive a lot of new
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I fill. Buy aud test. Return
If not O. K.—money refunded.
Big Catalog FREE
Over 7t*ù illu«traflon« of vege
tables and flowers, bend your«
and your neighbors' addresses.
R. H. SHUMWAY. Rockford, 111
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You can be sure of the highest
possible price for
Hides, Furs, Pelts, Eic.
If you ship to the old relish!«
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HlMMpollt, Minnssata
land for qaatotloo pries list and catalof of
"„rappers Supplies. We glre e good lock »sich
fob free for evorj .blpmen» or purcbæe of «1.00
Kelereoce: Any benk In Minneapolis
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WATER SYSTEMS
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There are numerous k ind., some good
other« belter, and one BEST.
Write THOS. 1. ROSS. Portland. Ore.,
who will tell you free ot charge, of the
ONE BEST
It is important to you. M.ke no mis
take. Post yours.il and have no regrets.
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If every farmer
as to increase
his crop yield per acre. Few Idaho fields are producing what they 8hould
produce. Better farm returns are secured at less labor by the use of better
Implements of planting and cultivation. Increased returns mean profits,
automobiles nnd better living.
These are some of the tools needed in the best nnd most economical
system of farming, and we have a full line of them always In stock.
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FAMOUS JQHN DEERE PLOWS FOR BOTH TEAM AND TRACTOR.
Plow«
Harrows,
Dise Harrows
Cultivators,
Planters
Binders
Mowers
Rakes
Hay Tools
Spreaders
Grain Drill and Seeders
Land Rollers
Farm Scales
Farm Trucks
Wagons and Vehicles
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See Us for Bargain Prices on Certain Implements
Remember that we carry a complete line of repairs for
our line of farm machinery. This is an important considera
tion when buying, for we can replace any part.immediately.
Get Our Special Prices on Cream Separators
John Decr^ Plow Co.
9th & Grove sts
Boise, Idaho
A pistol carrying a
enough to d
the handle of a new pocket knife.
Prices right on HIAWATHA COAL,
uch harm is built into rbone 323. Lump $7.50. stove $7.
cartridge large
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A $200 GRAFONOLA
Choice Circassian walnut, with plenty
records—
HDWATHA lump, ?75ft; stove. $7;
nut, $6.50. Western S. G. Co. 9 & Grove.
ONLY $120
Bristles that can he removed and re
nevved feature a new tooth brush.
This includes attachment to play all
kinds of records.
THE BOISE El LE RS MUSIC HOUSE,
F29 822-824 Idaho Street, Boise. Idaho.
Manicuring—Owyhee Hotel Bnrher
Shop.—Adv.
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The Nudité Table Lamp
250 CANDLE POWER
The Nulite Lamp Is pronounced by every
Dne who has seen it, the last word in gasoline
lamp perfection. It is beautiful, neat and con
venient, attractively finished in nickel. It pro
duces a powerful white light of a quality un
equaled except by sunlight. Light is adjustable
and cannot clog—60 hours on one gallon of
gasoline.
It saves time and money for the user, adds
comfort and cheer to the home.
Price $8, includes lamp and all equipment
packed, 10 lbs. gross, add postage if ordered
shipped by parcel post.
Use this lamp 10 days and if not satisfied,
returned lamp and your money^will be refunded.
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BEFORE BUYING SEED BE SURE
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Under U. S. Veterinary License No. 46
Our serum is manufactured in a state where the foot-and-mouth dis
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Veterinary Department at Boise, Idaho.
Write or wire your orders to State Veterinarian.
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rees of AIÎ Kinds ^ st 0 ^- ;
low prices. Full assortment of Fruit and
" Ornamental Tress, Forest Treo Seedlings, Small
Fruits, Grape Vines. Flov/ering Shrubs and Roses.
A Fc-v Prices: Apple 6c; Peach 8c; rium. Pear «nd Cherry 13c eeeh,
all fv> fled; Concord Grapes. $2 per ICO. Freight paid oa tree o nd plant
orders of >UI or more. „ . , .. , ,
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our prompt attention and expert service until sold and weighed. We
operate on both the Portland and Seattle markets. Let us sell your
cattle, hogs or sheep on the highest m arket. Consign shipments to
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stable eating their heads off. Get the utmost in production
from your cows. Keep all farm animals thrifty by using the
Korinek Veterinary Tonics and Remedies. See your dealer.
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Preparedness
Now is the time to pre
pare for hog cholera. After
wintering y Our hogs you
cannot afford to lose them.
The proper and safe way is
to immunize your herd be
fore cholera gets into it.
This can he done safely and
cheaply by using the Yeo
Imans-Miller Co.'s Anti-Hog
Cholera Serum.
Manufactored at Boise,
Idaho.
LIME-SULPHUR
SOLUTION
Patronize the old reliable horns
Industry.
Meridian Spray Mfg. Co.
Live Stock Breeders
BLUE RIBBON HERD
REGISTERED DUROCS
Young boars large enough for service.
Open gilts and bred sows for sale.
Write for pedigrees and prices.
L. Shelman, Springfield, Ida.
Red Polled Cattle
Beef and Butter
The D. L. YOUNG FARMS
BOISE, IDAHO
SHIRE HORSES
SHORTHORN CATTLE
G. E. NOBLE, Veterinarian.
Street.
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Boise, Idiho,
JERSEY HEIFERS
We are offering a choice lot of grade
Jersey Heifers.
Write for description, breeding and
price«.
ARDENCRAIQ FARM
K. M. C. Neill, Grant'* Pa«», Or*«.
Midland Breeding Farms.
HEREFORDS
I have 50 head of heifer«
and heifer calves for sale,
bred and open. Also 35
head of young bull«, old
enough for light service In
spring; 200 head in herd.
Addre«» L. L. Young, Prop. Nampa, Ida.
PURE BRED DUROC HOGS.
FOR PALE—Se\ r en 8-weeks-old
out of Boise Beauty's 1st and sired by
Peerless; also a 7-months-old boar and
six 9-months-old gilts of the same
breeding. Will sell Boise Beauty's 1st.
bred, and a 16-months-old open sow
out of Boise Beauty's 1st. Can furnish
papers with all of them. Write for
prices or call at Pierce Park, Valley
road, Boise. Idaho. I. N KESSINGER
BLUE RIBBON
BERKSHIRES
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We are booking order« for «prlng
pigs, either «ex, sired by
MAC'S ROYAL DELIGHT (211074).
vho was bred at Gregory Farm and is
a grandson of
MASTERPIECE (77000)).
■ Out of sow» carrying the blood
j Lord Premier's Rival ($2806).
I Champion (112500),
40th
ct
RItsI's
Baron Premier
(104000). Grand Master Ird
(93489). Tbe dam of «lx of these sows
was F'xirvlew Alice Btall Pitt« (99802*.
'an imported Flngllsh bred lotr, Write
for prices and description«.
AX LI N E 4L McCORMICK.
Salmon, Idaho.
BIG
BIG
TYPE QUALITY MEDIUM
Poland Chinas
Stock for sale at all time*.
Top animals at reasonable prices.
Grcenleaf Stock Ranch
Wilson Bros., Props.
Greenleaf, Idaho
J
Mr«. H. F. Haynes of Shoup, Ida.
Haa a few choioo
White Wyandotte Cockerels
For Sala.
Her stock Is one of the heaviest
laying strains of the world. They
v on first prize for American
White Wyandottes in the second
lading contest at Storrs, Conn.
The pen averaged to lay nearly
200 eggs each, and none laid leas
than 170.
Price $10 and $15.
WANTED
Your orders for Fruit, Shade and
ornamental Trees, Shrub«, Roses,
Vines, etc. Our stock is com
plete. and we are In a position
to fill your wants with Al stock.
Send us your order and be con
vinced.
Idaho Nursery Co.
' WEISER. IDAHO
Local and District Agents
Wanted.