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PAYETTE MEN
•ciai
the "Y" Wednesday
t the largest gath
ears,
•easing the numerical strength of the
organization and also to create new
life and zeal for work toward tht bet
torment of local conditions and Wed
nesday night's gathering showed that
something really worth while has been
done.
An excellent dinner served by the
auxiliary ladies, was enjoyed by 81
men. General Patch presided as toast
master and introduced M. F. Albert,
who spoke of "Payette Valley Indus
tries; '' T. F. Adams, who read a very
interesting paper on "The Duty of
Evcry Man in the Community to the
Commercial Club;" Burt Venable, wholly
spoke on "What to Do to Interest
side Capital;" E. S. Bra in aid | who
spoke on "Practical Telephone Im
provements," and R. E. HaynesJ who
spoke of improvements in Payette in
a general way. Others who were
on the speaking list responded when
called upon and every minute df the
time was taken in the expression of
views and plans looking toward j civic
A number whose business takes them
to different parts, of the country and
ire close observers of conditions, were
enthusiastic in expression of thete faith
and confidence in Payette and com-I
(Capital News Special Service)
Payette, March 4. The Comm
club dinner at
evening brought
cring of men Payette has ever seen
in a meeting of the kind for tw
For some time past movements have
been progressing along the line Of in
improvements.
munity.
The iilan now is to have such ei ther
Inga at regular intervals. New mem-!
bers are being added to the club and
there is promise of a vAy busy and
useful year's work ahead.
CORN CANNING TESTS
AT PAYETTE PLANT!:
(Capilal News Special Service)
Payette, Mat^-h 4. \Y. A. Cojugha
Hour returned Tuesday from an <*xtcn
sive trip through the cast, whirc he
visited his old home in Pittsburg, and
attended the convention of the Na
tional Conners* association at Louis
ville, Ky„ in view of the advisability
of installing modern machinery and
operating profitably n corn cannihg de
partment in the caifhing factory of the
Idaho Canning company.
Mr. Coughanour has taken the mat
ter under careful investigation apd be
llevcs that corn can be successfully
grown and canned here. The Idaho
Canning company has dceijded to make
some tests this year of the di Itèrent
for cu nning
varieties of corn gr
find if the experiment proves thè suc
cess it is expected, an addition will be
made to the canning plant and ample
all thé corn
provisions made to c i
grown the following season.
This will mean a material addition
to Payette's manufacturing interests,
and will establish a cash market for
the farmers, which will greatly help
the community in general.
SUNSET.
"Sunset" magazine and the Capital
News dully and Sunday editions,' both
for one year for 36. the regular price of
the paper alone. This is surely a bar
gain. Grasp the opportunity. Phone
234 und a representative will call
tf
Vicarious.
(From Judge.)
Nodd—How d you like your Chauf
feur?
Todd—I don't know anything shout
him personally, but my. wife and
•daughter tell me he drives my car-very
well.
_
FRUIT GROWERS*
AGENCY INSURES
(Continued from Page Four.)
relate with their concentrated efforts
in the producing sections. The prac
tices will furthermore restrict the
number of agents in each market to
the actual economic requirements of
the selling agencies. It will eliminate
all previous unsatisfactory connections,
aggressive co-operation will take the
place of competitive tendencies, and in
sure a sufficiency regular tonnage sup
! ply per market, which is always the
j backbone to successful selling methods,
* Salaried Representatives Growers'
j Desire,
I Joint agents have always proven ef
j fictive in organization marketing,
j They have been used by various north
j west selling agencies in recent years
and in 1915, with particular success,
« 11 also leads to still further advantages
! than market efficiency; it offers the
1 basis for salaried representatives in
! the markets, the goal of the growers'
? desires. Through salaried représenta -
\ fives the producers interests are direct
looked after; outside competitive
Out-'tonnage is not handled; results alone
are the basts of permanent employ
i ment. Only the highest type of effi
ciency is eligible for salaried repre
scntatlves, and the greater their effi
not*ciency the greater the reduction in the
j cost per car of selling. Salaried agents
j in every principal distributive center
1 of the United States, Canada and all
| foreign countries, and joint agents in
I two to three hundred other markets.
las the Fruit Growers' agency will re
j quire under proper «tonnage support,
j will form the nucleus for the widest
t distribution of northwest fruits vor
undertaken, with a thousand different!
! markets annually used as a reasonable!
■
and early possibility. Standardized
conditions from the tree to the market
1 will co-operatively revolutionize the
j methods of previous seasons,
...
POLITICAL CONVENTIONS
AND ELECTIONS IN 1916
•
March 6--Meeting of the
Democratic state central com
mittee in Boise to set the time
and place for the Democratic
state convention to elect dele
gates to the national conven
tion.
! •
March 10—Meeting of Pro
gressive state central commit
tee at Caldwell to set time and
place for holding Pr »gressive
Ltate convention to elect dele
gates tc the national convention.
March 11—Republican state
central committee meets at
Boise to set time and place for
holding state convention to elect
delegates to the national con
vention.
June 7—Republican national
convention at Chicago.
June 7—Progressive national
convention at Chicago.
June 14—Democratic national
convention at St. Louis.
Sept. 5—Statewide
election.
Nov. 7—Geneial election.
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INTERURBAN LINES
BOISE VALLEY TRACTION COM.
PANY.
Leave Bolee for Eagle, Star, Middle
ton and Caldwell: a. m. 7:00, 8:00,
9:30, 11:00; Ik m. 1:00, 2:00, 3:00
4:00, E:30, 7:00, »:00, 11:00.
Leave Boise for Meridian, Nampa
and Caldwell; a. m. 6:3», 7:30, 9:00,
10:30, 12.00 noon; p. m. 1 ;30, 3:30
1:30, *4:80, 6:00, 0:80, *;00, 9:30, ll:Oo!
•To Meridian and McDermott only.
Boise to Duncan Station:
Boise, a. m. *6:10, *7:06; p. m. 12:05,
5:05, 0:05.
Duncan Station to Boise:
Duncan, a. m. •0:41. *7.30; p. m. 11:10
5:10. d:S0.
•Dally except Suxlays.
Leave
SUNDAY CAPITAL
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TERMS OE SUBSCRIPTION.
Daily and Sunday by Mail.
One Year ......
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Three Month» ...
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Daily without Sunday by Mall.
One Tear .
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Sunday only by Mall.
One year .
Six Months .
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Weck.y Capital News xml Western Farmers'
Review, in advance
One Year
$1.50
ADVERTISING REPRESENTATIVES
Franklyn P. Alcorn,
jj\V. 34th St.. New York.
Prunk W. Henkel,
Buildingj^Chjc^a
People 'a L
WANTED.
WANTED— G tod second hand bicycle.
Call 211 So. 3.
M5
WANTED—Fat hens and young roost
M10
er«. Phone 846.
WANTED—A 1 H. P. 3 Phase Electric
Motor. Phone 567-R.
M5c
W \ NTED—Setting hens at $1.00 each.
Address 1347, Capilal News
MS
WANTED—Accounts ror collections;
write Box 167, Boise.
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INCUBATORS
at Loveles s, 14th and Main.
■New and second hand,
— MIS
WANTED—To rent large room with
cement floor.
News.
Address 1353 Capital
M5c
WAFTED—Young mar. wishes
wages no object. Address 135'
ital News.
work,
Cap
M8c
WANTED—Work by an ail around first
class baker or puslry man. Address
1507 N. C, Boise. M5r
WANTED—If you
kind of tet
St., or Phone 1280-J.
ant plowing or any
"'ork call 1696 N. 2611.
MS
WANTED—To buy beef cattle, steers,
cows and yearlings. Palace Market.
724 Main. Rhone 210.
M6
YOUR PLUMBING AND REPAIR
lug, prices right; work right. Phone
811-W. Will Konrad. 510 State St. tf
WANTED—Several children to care
for; advantages of country life and
proper care. Address 1354
News.
j
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'up ital
M 10c
WILL PAY Boise prices for your
hens and come after them, if not
more than six miles out.
Poultry Co. Phone 209.
Boise
Mac
WANTED—Everyone to secure a 45c
can of new Superior coffee for 25c.
One week, from March 5th. People's
Commissarie, No. 1, 2 and 3.
A 15 e
YOUNG MAN
bookkeeper or office
of taking charge of office,
references; 1352, Capital News.
wishes- positii
vork. Capable
Best of
as
M5c
WANTED—M
government jobs;
stantly. Write for list p
obtainable. Franklin Institute, Dept I
60-M. Rochester, N. Y. IVtSc j
A SEW YEARS AGO I started a small'
i- women; $75 month;
vacancies con - j
dtions now !
mail order business at home in spare
time with a few dollars capital. 1
wanted to make $30 or $40 a month,
evenings. The net profits the first
veek. Five
E> $50,000. I will
how to start a small mail
Send today for my
proposition. It's interesting. No can
vassing. HeaeockTBox 800, Lock port,
S. O. tf
year averaged $200 a
years' work netted
show y<
order business.
X. Y
WANTED—HELP.
AN ATTRACTIVE proposition for ex
ho can work in
Bee Western Farmer's Re
perienced solicitors
country,
view at Capital News office.
tf
WANTED—HELP—Male
WANTED—Barber.
Eagle, Idaho.
Charles • Miller. r
M 9
--—- i
HELP WAaTED—F irm or aggressive
man to represent Chicago manufact
urer of nation wide reputation. Ad
dress 4358 Capital News.
i
A 15c
AB LE BODIED MEN for
brakemen, $120 monthly;
unnecessary.
Capital News.
firemen.
ce I
Ail dress Railway, care j
fc»unMonTue8-M29c
experte
WANTED—A good general blacksmith;
understand
must
freighters trade. State experience. 13
Address W. H. Warren, Mackay, Ida. j
*|
farmers*
und
M6«
WANTED—Salesmen.
LARGE
MANUFACTURER
wants
representatives to sell shirts, under
wear, hosiery, drosses, waists, skirts,
direct to homes. Write for free sam
pies. Mafdison Mills, 590 Broadway,
New York City.
S. O. Apr 2
SALESMEN WANTED—Sell ma«le to
m^ijure raincoats. Cheapest prices.
Delivered iree. Agents make About
$50, weekly. Outfit
Raincoa Co.. 395
York
■--
SALESMAN—Vacancy March 15th. ex
l>erienced in any line to sell general
trade in Idaho; unexcelled specialty I
proposition. Commission .contract. j
$35 weekly for expenses. Continent:) 1 j
Jewelry Co.. 210-10 Continental Bid*. !
Cleveland, Ohio.
fr *e. Standard
New
M 5 •
Broad w ay,
MSc
SALESMAN—Opening for live, aggres
sive and experienced salesman as our
exclusive representative In southern
Idaho to handle copyrighted art ad
vertising calendars and monthly
service, coupled with tile famous
Blanchard line of advertising pen
cils, penholders, etc,;' combination
affords exceptional opportunities;
liberal commissions paid weekly;
give full particulars first letter, cov
ering age, experience, references,
ete Address King H. Gerlach, Sales
manager, Blanchard Bros., Inc., 19th
St and Itb Ave, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Hie
City.
I'W cHltcUlw âlltâd WHlltcld
I
wantad
Ona Cant a Word Each Inaartion.
No Advertisement Uaaa Than 16 Canta. !
WANTED HELP—Female
WANTED— Five brig-lit, capable ludies
tu travel, demonstrate and sell deal
ers'^$25 tu $50 lier week. Railroad.
fure'paid. Goodrich Drug Company,
Dept, 221, Omaha, Neb. 8. ,0. M2«c
PHOTOPLAYS, PLOTS; WANTED.
Submit In any form. No Instruction
school or commlnsion agency. Well
paid for when accepted. QallCornla
Scenario Co., Los Angeles, Cal. M5
THE Tounj Woman s Christian Asso
ciation, with headquarters at 408-9
McCarty Bldg:., corner 9th and Idaho,
will be glad to assistany young wo
man in finding lodging or employ
ment; secretary continually in at
tendance. Phone 1546W.
tf
ELECTRIC RAILWAY MOTORMAN,
railroad firemen, brakemen, needed
every locality. Experience unnec
essary. Good pay. Write quick,
stating position wanted. Interna
tional Railway Bureau, 1450 lnter
'iniional Bldg.. St. Louis, Mo. M5c
FOR RENT—HOUSES
F'oR RENT—Six-room house, $10.
• Call 2329-J. Mlb
HOUSE FOR RENT on So. 10th SI
Phone X13D-J.
m r>
HOUSES for rent i;
city.
all ports of the
WKS-Mu
Phone 569-W.
FOR RENT—5
close in. Call 1992-J.*
house.
modern
room
A1
HOUSES FOR RENT and sale.
Realty Co., 201 Sunna Bill.
Boise
M20
FOR RENT—fi room modern house.
Inquire Capital Lumber Co. I'hone
MS
FOR RE
biinguh
212-J.
T—Strictly modern
v for rent March 1.
5-room
Phone
tf
F'OR RENT—7-room house; 5 rooms
furnished; fruit and shade; 204
Flume St.
M 17
FOR RENT—Five-room modern bun
galow.
Idtiho Bldg.
Hub City Realty Co.,
tf
FOR RENT—Modern 6-room
close
porch.
bouse.
sleeping
'MS
fid
furnace
Phone 101
FOX RENT—Apartments
FOR KENT
oom modern, brick
apartment; hut water heat aim gar
age; cheap; 909 E. Bannock.
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apartment;
and hot and (.old l
H. J. Roan, Phone
FO R
RENT—Furnished
heat, light, phoi
water included.
1869-J.
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j|i,n
REN
Fo Hr- room
heat, hot a
a pai l ment.
reb :
sleeping p«
-pwo ROOMS and kitchenette, furnish-'
ed ' Sleepl " s loom. Hot
Fort
Jener«
Phone 661 W.
Apte. 9:
a 1er.
at.
M 5
FURNISHED APARTMENTS.
and col ,
water.and hraf.
da rage.
Call 204 0- M or 2005.
Me»*"
FOR REN'J—Furrusiied
room; heat and bath. !
Vhone 3GJW.
Fl RMSHFD
Fifth and State.
M5
t»ne to i
FOR RENT- - Furnished, fioin
three modern housekeeping rooms oi
sleeping rot ms; 1507
MSc !
WANTED—FURNISHED.
ON OR before April I by responsible
adults, small
cottage.
Phone 71G-J.
« y
"PI>r.",i=Ueil. J
"ingai
lice law n
A
FOR RENT.
EUR RENT 5 an
2233- W. H. C. i
h. close in.
Plion
'
M ' I
p(
) RENT—Good hay. grain and dairy
ranch,
water.
house.
Good
Plenty
J. J. Junes, Meridian.
bn rn.
Cash.
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FOR RENT
in; als«
10 acres
bench, close
at Pierce Park or
5 acres
for sale, cheap.
R. B. Wright, 912
A3
KOR RUNT—On
Hays.
shares, ai
uni in
line.
proved 40-acre
Phone 922J ut write 1609 Lemp street,
Boise.
tract
on car
tf
ROOMS, fine .^looping porch, phone,
light, hot and cold water free, low
rent. Walking distance. 2
Springs avenue.
75 Warm
M 5 e
FOR HIRE
FOR GOOD SADDLE Horaas, and gen
erai livery call Palace Liverv, 6th and
Front Sts., phone 556. ' March 5
■ . i _ j
!
GUtill saddle horses. 16th and Main, tf
SADDLE HORSES for hire.
Corral.
Farmers*
M13
Notice to Stockholders.
The annual meeting of the stockhold- 1
ers / of the Idaho Building and Loan A - j
if Boise City. Idaho, for the
(election of Directors and for such other
business as may come before the meet- |
ing, will be hqld at the office of the j
Association (Room 208 Boise City Na-j
tional Bank Building. Boise. Idaho), on;
Monday, March lo, 1916, at 7:30 o'clock !
P- m • of saifi day.
socintion
vrlting and |
All proxies must he in
filed with the Secretary.
S. H. HAYS,
President.
J. M. HOLLISTER,
Secretary.
M13
ADVERTISING ADVICE.
If ..oil have ant birg to sell, n mail
order plan to develop, o- Il y
agents, sa.esmen, etc., send for
latest advertising directory of news
paper and magazine combinat loos. The
benefit of our 17 years' experience as
Mail Order Specialists, free advice,
criticism of your copy, are at your
disposal.
want
our
d
RUDOLPH GUENTHER. INC,
25 Broad St.. New York.
No Advartlaemant Lata Than 15 Oanta.
Ona Cant a Word Eaoh Inaartion.
FOR SALB
FOR SALE—Harness and buggy; 412
N. 2nd St.
MoC
FOR SALE—Pasture.
506, Boise, Idaho.
Address Box
M22c
CHOICE seed ry# recleaned lor sale.
■ Ross Co., 1321 Main.
tf
FOR SALE—Admiral hay press in good
shape; 3100. Phone 31R4.
MHe
WHEAT, OATS AND MILL FEED
for sale by Falk Merc. Co.
tf
FUR SALE—One tank of quicksilver.
M. Id. Phelps, 618 Overland.
My
FOR SALE or rent, second-hand piano,
good condition.
302 No. 10th.
M9
FOR SALE, 315.
Boise Carriage and Implement
Mch5
SEED GRAIN—Big Four oats $1.50;
Blue stem wheat $1.76. Both extra
good. H. O. NcManimle. Phone 13J1.
One light spring wng
on.
Company.
tf
FOR SALE CHEAP—350 feet of %
inch steel cable; good as new. O. K.
Knutson, general delivery, Boise.
M6c
IF' YOU WANT some of the best cook
ing potatoes in Idaho phone 1214-J
or call at 9tli and Grove, old Cole
M6o
FOR SALK by owner: 20 acre tract
with good house, three milec of
Boise, $200 per acre. Address R. D.
. 2, box 79.
J
Mch-14c
FO.t SALE—Owner left bis $50 gold
watch with me to sell ftir $20.' A
very exceptional bargain. Underwood,
Jeweler, So. Ninth St.
tf
DELICIOUS home-made nut bread,
cakes, pies, doughnuts, baked bbans,
salads, candies, etc., at Woman's
Exchange, 807 Jefferson St.
M8
FOR SALE—Second hand Irrigation
pipe, all sizes, any quantity on i-and;
save you money. Idaho Junk House,
513 So. 8th St. Boise. Phone 640.
» M2 7
FOR RENT or
tract
sale, cheap. 10 acre
i mile west Whitney school, 7
*rn house, ft
rchard. pastu
and meadow. 5c car fare. Address R
i ly
re
D 4. Box 112.
M 7
HAY TOR SALE.
101» TONS fina-t quality third cutting
alfalfa hay. clean and bright, for
sale. Located about 10 miles from
Boise, on Dry creek,
build ng or ; lu
tf
G85.
FOR
SALE
Parly
leaving town at
Sideboard; dining room table
■hairs: large china closet; hook
and
; bedstead; tables and chairs; 1
price $1"; canned fruit.
Ch'I Monday and Tuesday, 404
»suie street.
good
etc.
R«
M 5 c
FOR SALE
AUTO CARS
i
i
FOR SALE—19 i 2 Détruite» Roadster
225. P. O. Box 1515
phone 1174
Mch5
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F<
'•il SALE—19LI Cadillac—Four pas
senger, detachable tonneau; $450. P.
o. Box 1516 or phone 1174-W. Mch5
A NEARLY new Hercules
been used for oemonstratio
Sell for about cost.
1351 Capital News.
car that has
pur
Ad dress
Mch4
modern
k, ,r SALE —191,7 Buick- Model 25 5
passenger touring. Car has always
had the '*est of caie and is in cx*;el
condition. P.
o.
Box 1516 or
iVlchö
I'l one 1174-W.
F<>R SALE—1915 Overland Roadster -}
Electric lighted and started; car has
gone but 5000 miles. It had good
care and is In first class condition.
P. O. Box 1516 or phone
Price $650.
1174-W.
McT.5
FOR SALE—1915 Overland-Model 83,
5-passenger touring car;
lighted and started. This car is in
excellent condition, having gone hut
5000 miles. Price $650, P. O. Box
15 j 6 or phone 1174-W.
electric
MchS
FOR SALE—191 4 Buick Model B25, 5
pa monger touring car; electric light
ed and started. Car has just been
overhauled in our own shop and is
in good condition. Price $550. P. O.
Box 4.516 or phone 1174-W. Mch5
USED CARS EOR SALE.
FORD touring cars, first class condi
tion, has new tires all around, master
vibrator, speedometer, electric lights.
A bargain for cash only.
THIRTY H. P. 1913 Overland In first
flaas condition, having been corn
I'lctely overhauled. $.325. cash only.
THIRTY H. P. 1913 Overland, electric
lights and starter, a snap for $400.
Boise Overland Co., Pinne 324. Mch6
TO TRADE.
TRADE OR RENT—One of the best 2
tracts. Just outside Boise city
Gross sales
All implements
Capital
acre
limits. Good buildings,
over $450 in 1915.
furnished.
1340,
Ail dress
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News.
FOR TRADE—40 acres that is bring
ing the money In cash rent. No back
Interest or past due mortgages to
Let us tell you more about'
What have you to trade?'
assume,
this place
Box 853, Boise. Idaho.
MIT
To Trade for Merchandise.
A Good Alfalfa and grain ranch, 160
on in cultivation. 25 more
Oldest and best
lies from Rood
county seat town: $60 per acre; or
will sell a 315,000 mercantile busi
ness: did 360,000 last year: will sell
to farm place msself can
worth $15,000 in two years.
1355, Capital News.
acres,
ready tq put in.
water right; two
make it
Address
M10|
Ona Cant a Ward Each Inaartian.
No Advortiaamant Laas Than 15 Canta.
FOR SALE
LIVESTOCK
Hersas, "Cattle and
Livaateck of ovary
kind.
FOR L ALE—1200 lb.
301-J.
mare. Phone
M7
HORSES harnesAand rigs for sale or
hire, loth and Main. Phone 635-W.
M10
MCE three year old Holstein cow.
Fresh soon. Phone 76-Rl. H. Renk.
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FOR SALE—Two black, heavy boned
jacks, at Blesslnger Station, en in
MRc
terurban
FOR SALE!—Team of horses, harness
and wagon, $100. A. M. Beal. 1313
N. 22d street
M5c
FOR SALE—Durham cow giving 45
pounds milk per day; 1 cream sep
arator, good as new. Phone 14-R-2.
M3
FOR SALE—One span
well matched
mares, weight 3200, also young team
mares; also flesh milch cows and
yearling steer calves; one mile north
of Linder Sta. J. H.
Eagle, Idaho.
McAlister,
FOR SALE—
POULTRY.
BloodaJ breeding stock.
Eggs for Hatching, In
cubator s.
F oods. General Supplies
nf all kind!.
ili.
Brooders,
I <4L
WHITE WYANDOTTE eggs for hatch
ing from first prize pen at 1916 poul
try show. Phone 2481-J.
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CAÇJ HANDLE good hens, any breed,
at fancy prices; also nice turkeys.
Boise Poultry Co., Phone 20». M6c
ALLEN S MODEL BARRED ROCKS.
Eggs, cockerels and breeding stock
for sale. Prices right. T. A< Allen,
Meridian, Idaho. Mch26o
PRIZE WINNING Partridge Wyan
dottes, the beauty fowl. Booking
egg o era at $1.50 per 15. c.. T.
Smith, Boise, Rt. 5. ' Aprl
SHERMAN'S WHITE WYANDOTTE^
—Recognized winners; breeders and
eggs. Scotch collies. Charles C.
Sherman, Boise, Idaho.
A1
FOR SALE—Single Comb Buff Leg
horn cockerels. $1.50 to $3 each. Write
for prices on eggs. Fred Maw, Jr.,
Meridian. Idaho. Phone 648. M5
FOR SALE—Ancona
chicks, from prime
1916 show.
Prices reasonable,
mond, Boise. Rt. 1.
eggs and baby
inning stock, at
Sheppard's stock direct.
Write John De
M22
FOR SALE— S. C. White Leghorn;
year's average 176.95 eggs per hen;
1st, 3rd and 4th cockerels, 3rd. 4th
pullets. Boise Show. 1916. • Eggs,
$8.00 per hun
per hundred.
Rt. 3, Weiser,
M 19c
$1.50 per setting;
died. Chicks, $15
Archie M. Larson,
Idaho.
MISCELLANEOUS.
WANTED—Clean wnlte rags ai Cap
ital Newa office. Apply at press
room in the basement.
WATCH AND CLOCK REPAIRING:
prices right; all work guaranteed
Dwight Perkins, 1607, ldahu SL
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VETERINARY HOSPITAL
BOISE VET. HOSPITAL AND STAL
lion stable, 1312 Grove. Dr. Noble tf
PUT THE CAPITAL NEWS WANT
Ads to work for you. Let them do
the hard work; "they're uaed to it."
BE A PROFESSIONAL
Stenographer; we teach you In three
month» for $30. Paragon School, 306
Sonna.
M17
GOVERNMENT positions are easy to
get. My free booklet B. Y. 775, tells
how. Wrte today—NOW.
Hopkins, Washington, D. C.
Earl
Moo
STOVE REPAIRS,
lire still headquarters for all kinds
oi stove repairs; if we haven't what
you want we can get it The Com
pany Store. 906-8 Idaho 8L
We
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CUT this out for luck. Send birth
date and 10c for wonderful horoscope
of your entire life. Prof. Raphael,
499 Lexington avenue. New York.
8. O. Apr 23c
TYPEWRITERS.
REN"? A REMINGTON—Get perfect
results; visibles $3 for one month;
$7 50 for 3 months. Others at lower
rate* Rental payments apply on
purchase. Remington Typewriter
Co., 256-7, Sonna Bldg., Boise. Phone
133.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE.
LOCATED center 350,000 acre agricul
tural land, sixteen mi. R. R., 50 mi.
N. \Y. Idaho Falls with Iw«
nais
under construction, drinking water
15 feet and good Improvements. We
have two choice 320 acre relinquish
ments and cash for good hxy ranch,
fi». F. Walker, Gen. del.. Idaho Falls.
MS
MARRY—Hundreds wealthy members.
ill marry. Descriptions i
Reliable, successful club. Mis- I
MATRIMONIAL.
all ages,
free.
'sion Unity (Ml Ban Fraiuisco. Cal.!
■U5c
BOARD AND ROOM
BOARD AND ROOM Si- -Case
1124 Bannock. Phone 923.
House,
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BEAUTIFULLY furnished rooms, flrst
class board in desirable home. Phone
146-W, 1302 No. 10th.
M$
Ona Cant a Ward Eaeh Inaartian.
Na Advartieamant Lata Than 16 Canta.
FOR SALE—Real Estate.
FOR SALE—1*0 acre relinguiahment
Address 1356 cara
M7o
on O. S. L. R. R.
Capital Ngwa.
HOMESTEADS—Can locate you
good dry land homestead In south
ern Idaho. See Johnson, 114 S. Itth
on
St.
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laaaaaaaaasaatsaia
NEW LOCATION.
Hub City Realty Co., 21» Idaho •
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a
Bldg. Phone 60.
1931, ACRES of land, about 120 acres
under cultivation; 414 acres in or
chard, line outside range, good Im
provements; 1 mile from railroad; 2
springe on thle place end water
rights out of two creeks. Address
1330, eare Capital Newa.
M5
FDR SALB —1M aeras sf good farm
land, deeded water; all fenced; 7
miles above Vale, the county seat of
Malheur county, Oregon. Price $*000.
Terms, cash down $500, balance In
10 yearly payments $750 each and in
terest M. L. Phelps, 611 Overland
Bldg.
MS
SEE US FOR SNAPS.
Match all your trades, sell property
for less than cost of building and
throw in the ground.
FOR RENT—40 acres Improved, cheap
for cash; cheap; f-room modern,
close in, $10.
Loans and Insurance.
GEM 8TATE REALTY.
339 Sonna.
♦f
See Wilscn-Smith.
1023 Main St.
5-acre tract near Franklin school; low
price, will consider stock for paît
payment
Good garage, established business:
other interests compel owner to
sacrifice.
Weil located 10 acres, 40 acres In
prunes; will make spacial pries for
quick turn.
We have several good properties for
exchange both in farm and city prop
erty.
Fire Insurance,
Best Companies.
Georgs W. Smith, Manager.
Fully Equipped Modern 20-Acre Ranch
For Sole or Trade.
20 acres of the highest standard, 7*4
miles west of Boise, close to macad
am road, 6-room new house, horse
and cow barns, family orchard, good
water right, good soil, 18 head of
cattle. 3 horses, 75 chickens, full set
farm implements,
harness. Here is a home that will
make you happy, all ready to move
In. Clear of incumbrance,
the whole works, $G500. Will take
some trade, some cash and give
terms on balance.
McClellan - Hoobler Land Co.
Room 3, Gem Blk.
Sun.. Tues.. Thurs. M9
agon, buggies.
Price for
Real Estate Bargain*.
Two acres on bench, all In alfalfa,
near car line, 5-cent fare, dandy
for chicken ranch. Price less than
a town lot, only $700.
Improved 20 acres, % mile from school,
near graveled road, all in meadow
and pasture except one acre of fine
orchard, 5-room house, barn, chicken
house, etc. No better piece of land
in the valley. A-l little dairy farm.
168 acres on Snake river, near Guffi.
partly fenced, good water right, 61
acres been cultivated. Sale at ridic
ulously low prices.
We have a lot of fine bargains In both
city and ranch property for sale or
exchange. Come and see us.
E. C. LAUGHLIN A CO.
921 Bannock St.
M5
EXCEPTIONAL OFFERS.
ONE of the finest cafes In the city to
' sell at less than 14 Its velue. Good
money maker. Can arrange It so
that most of pun hase price can be
paid out of the businesa.
20 ACRES of good land to exchange for
Boise residence.
A GOOD hotel to sell cheap, all on
terme. Also another new hotal to
exchange for a ranch.
GOOD new 5-room modern bungalow,
reasonably close In: fine sleeping
porch, to sell for $1760, most all on
terms. Schooler-Starling Agcy., Ov
erland Bldg.
HAVE STOCK In hardwood furniture
business, paid 18 per cent last year
as dividend, in good railroad town
carries position with It; *0c on uollar
will exchange for dry goods.
SCHOOLER-STARLING AOCT.
Overland Bldg.
MS
Mchi
FARM LANDS—20 TQARS TO PAY.
fertile farms ln Western Canada of
fered by Canadian Pacific Railway
company. Prpductlve soil; good cil
maté; ready markets; fine churches
and schools: unexcelled transporta
tion; all conveniences and opportun
ities of best farming districts any
where. Prices $11 to $3» an acre;
irrigated land from $35.
32000 to assist practical farmers in
irrigated districts. Twenty years to
pa>—or sooner at your option. Long
before your final payment is due your
farm will have paid ror itself. Also
some improved farms with houses,
barns.
ells, fencing and crops now
glowing on them on the same fa
vorable terms. Interest in all cases
only 6 per cent. This offer is based
on good land; we offer these terms
because we know a farmer on our
lands van "be successful";
live
his farm. Western Canada lands are
naturr.lly suited to growing grains,
fodders,
raising horses, cattle, sheep, swine,
poultry. Cash in on the high grain
prices. Don't delay; the best lands
will be taken first. Write today for
free handbook and full information
to J. S. Dennis, Assistant to the
President, Department of Natural
Resourcea, CANADIAN PACIFIC
RAILWAY, Calgary, Alberta, Can
ada
he can
ell and save enough to pay for
vegetables, dairying an I
a.o.g.u

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