Evening capital news., December 18, 1917, Image 3

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EXISTENCE OE
STATE COUNCIL
NOW JUSTIFIED
Official Bulletin of State Or
ganization Assured That
There Is Big Work Before
It in Idaho.
Provost Marshal Crowder
Issues Call Which Has
Been Transmitted to the
County Organizations
Urging Draft Be Helped.
The existence of the state council of
defense Is justified, for through Its or
ganization co-ordination Is being
brought about with the various coun
ties through the county councils. This
Is the-belief of the council as ex
pressed In this week's Issue of the Of
ficial Bulletin which also contains a
call from the provost marshal asking
all county councils to assist In enforc
ing the second draft.
It says In part:
EXISTENCE JUSTIFIED.
"Reports made by county council or
ganizers to the state council of de
fense make It very apparent that the
existance of the latter Is Justified. The
people of Idaho, apparently, have been
hoping that Just such a statewide
campaign as that inaugurated by the
council would be started. They arç
and have been anxious to do some part
toward bringing about a successful
conclusion in the present war. What
was lacking was the directing force—
and the proper <?o-operatlve and co
ordinating factors. These the state
Spend Less Time
in the Kitchen l
Cook Your
Whole Meal at
One Time in the
"Wear-Ever"
Aluminum Roaster
Makes possible the preparation of an entire meal in oven or on top of stove,
all at one time—a delicious roast, baked potatoes, macaroni, and even a dessert
such :-S baked apples, rice pudding, etc.
Thus fuel and bother are saved and you spend less time in the kitchen —
have more time to rest.
"Wear-Ever" utensils store up a large amount of heat and hold it a long time.
The heat quickly "runs" throughout the utensil —it does not collect in one
spot and burn food — it cooks food evenly and thoroughly from the sides as
well as from the bottom. Therefore, IF LOW HEAT IS USED, you need not
stir the food. Burnt food is a sign that you have used more fuel than is neces
sary — or that the food has cooked too long and has become dry.
P ike war on fuel-waste, on food-waste, on time-waste and on utensil-waste!
Replace utensils that wear out
with utensils that "Wear- Ever"
Always look for the "W*r-Enr" trade mark — your guarantee of
enduring service.
Ask your store for booklet, "The 'Wear-Ever' Kitchen"—or copy wil
be sent free upon request addressed to
WEAR-EVE«
ALUM I NUM
TRADE MARK
1 0 % DISCOUNT
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"Wear-Ever" Roaster Week, December 17-22 I
The stores named below will sell all
sizes of "Wear-Ever" Roasters at 10
per cent discount from December 17
to 22, inclusive.
Other stores located wherever this
paper circulates may give the same dis
count, but this is optional with them.
SWCCT-TéLLER HARDWARE COMPANY
Buhl—
Buhl Hdw. Co.
Caldwell—
Boyes Hdw. Co.
Emmett—
Hawkins Hdw. Co.
Goading—
Meyer Bros.
Idaho Falls
Gem State Hdw. Co.
Nampa—
* McLain Hdw. Co.
Ontario
Ontario Hdw. Co.
Paystta—
Wood & Spalding.
Pooatello—
Peterson Furniture Co.
Rupert—
Rupert Lbr. A Hdw. Co.
Twin Falla
Young Hdw. Co.
Vale—
Vale Trading Co.
Weiss
Herman Haas Hdw. 4k
Impl. Co.
Wendell—
Wendell Hdw. Col
Buy Your Roaster This Week—Save 10%
The Aluminum Cooking Utensil Co., Dept. 1896, New Kensington, Pa.
council ottered, hence the success met
with In the rapid organisation of
county councils. In every part of the
state where members of the state
council labored, they found the same
deep sentiment, a desire on the part
of the Individual and community to do
their bit effectively. Within a short
time there will be In existance 41
county councils—auxiliaries of the
state cotincll. It Is then that the state
council will be able to carry out the
extensive plans it has formulated.
"The existence of this deep patriot
ism on the part of the people Is not at
all a surprise to the state council. It
hah always existed In Idaho. It Is the
Idaho spirit. The desire to make, a
sacrifice Is contagious. The willing
sacrifices of a few offer an example
which the many soon follow. Every
man or woman who Is engaged In pa
triotic work In the state of Idaho la
making a willing sacrifice. The bur
den Is one that all can help to bear.
Those not making sacrifices at the
present time should be Induced to help
In the task of preparing Idaho for the
test that Is to come as the nation be
comes more deeply Involved In the
present war with a cruel and atrocious
enemy. The auxiliary county councils
will have occasion from time to time
to call for assistance from those within
their community radius. There should
be no shirking when the call comes.
The state council of defense doe» not
believe there will be."
AID LOCAL DRAFT BOARDS.
Provost Marshal General Crowder
has Issued the following call to the
state and county councils of defense
urging them to get back of the local
boards In the task of classifying the
nation's man power, copies of which
have been received by the Idaho state
council of defense and are released for
publication:
"County and city councils of defense,
chambers of commerce, and other civic
organizations have In many cases of
fered, their services to local and dis
trict boards In obtaining voluntary
clerical service and In facilitating the
duties of such boards. Local and dis
trict boards should encourage such of
fers and should co-operate with such
councils as far as consistent with their
dutieB under the law and regulations.
"There is In every city—In every
hamlet almost— a council of defense.
These organizations ware built to help
the nation In Its emergency. This la
their opportunity. Everywhere there
are men who need help In the prepara
tion of their questionnaires. The legal
advisory boards will be the central ad
visory committee. They will need men
to go Into ths homes and factories.
Meetings should bs organized, posters
should be displayed, lists should be
prepared, all looking to the help of the
man and the quickening of the nation's
man power into action.
"There are thousands of defense com
mittees and hundreds of thousands of
members. I am confident that as a re
sult of this call every local board will
be aided In its efforts and every dis
trict, no matter how remote, will be
visited. The 20 days following Dec. 15
should find every patriot on duty."
MINING BLANKS.
Blanks for Declaration of Intention
to Hold and Operate Mining Claims
under the Act of Congress, approved
Oct. 6, 1017, exempting lode mining
claims from assessment work, for rilo
by The Capital News Pub. Co. Fifty
cents a dozen. Adv. tf
All the leading makes of pianos can
be found at 805 Bannock St. Adv-D23
We carry a complete line of Ameri
can wrist watches at 812.60 to 885.
Hitchcock, Jeweler, 926 Main. Open
evenings.— Adv. D24
I-atest things in midwinter mlllln
ery Just received. The Bonnet Shop,
1005 Main St. Adv-D22
See our line of solid gold lavalllers
and cameo brooches at any price you
may choose. Hitchcock, Jeweler, 926
Main. Open evenings.— Adv. . D24
I-atest creations Just received In
midwinter millinery. The Bonnet
Shop, 1005 Main St. Adv-D22
We operate at a small expense and
can save you money on that Christmas
piano, Frank R. Popma, 805 Bannock
St. Adv-D23
Newest midwinter millinery at the
Bonnet Shop. Come In and see them
1005 Main St. Adv-D22
Merchants'
Brinks.
I.t|nch.
Popular prices.
Adv.-D18
THE TRIANGLE FILM 00., MAKERS OF "BECAUSE OF THE WOMAN," "REGENER
ATES," ETO., PRESENTS
THE FLAME
_--OF
THE YUKON
THE GREATEST FILM OF ALASKA
EVER MADE
■ME.
SCENE FROM "THE FLAME OF THE YUKON."
THIS GREAT MOTION PICTURE IS AN EPIC OF ITS KIND, SURPASSING
"THE SPOILERS" AND "THE BARRIER."
"THE JANITOR'S VENGEANCE"—A TRIANGLE-KEYSTONE COMEDY
VIOLIN SOLO
"POLISH DANCE"
BY EARL DRAKE.
TODAY
TOMORROW
THURSDAY
STRAND
DEWIT DEPUE
8 OLOI 8 T
THE BRISTOL
Boiss's Popular Hotel.
New and Strictly Modern
POPULAR PRICES.
DR. H. A. GALLEGLY.
HOTEL GRAND
BOISE'S NEWE8T HOTEL
Commercial Men's Headquarters—
Most Attract 1er Lobby In the State
FRANK BLACKINGER, PROP.
Strictly Modern Popular Pricer
ie 1DAN-HA
LEADING HOTEL OP SCASS
European Plan
la Mm oenter of everything.
Commercial and StookgroworM
Headquarters.
FIRST-CLASS DINING ROOM
Cafeteria and a la Carte Servlee
Rates, without hath, 11-08 ag
will*
». v.
bath. *1.60 up.
SWSBTMA*, Manager.
<\T
Lambing Sheds
from Indian Hoad mualin
to 12-oz. army duck.
HEAVY HORSE COVERS
All Grades of Service
Flags.
Pioneer Tent &
Awning Co.
Cor. Sixth and
Main Sta.
-W.
We Have Not Forgotten ths - ' Kiddies.
Fine line of Baby Pins In gold and
gold filled. They are Inexpensive.
CON W. HESSE
The Jeweler.
JAPANESE KIMONOS
Fancy Cases and Treye.
MOST NOVEL LINE OF IMPORTED
TOYS
THE ORIENTAL SHOP
706 Main St.
H. T. YOSHIMOTO, Prop.
WHY IS A LA VALLIERE7
Ask your lady friend and then aee
CON W. HESSE
The Jeweler.
REMEMBER
THE
RED
CROSS.
ANOTHER FINE TALKING
MACHINE BARGAIN
Beautiful $200.00 talking ma
chine, special design, in excel
lent condition, goes on sale to
day at just one-half that price.
This machine was traded in on
one of our fine new Chenevs.
SCHREIBER
—AND—
SIDENFADEN
UNDERTAKERS AND
EMBALMERS
Finest Undertaking Estab
lishment and Funeral
Chapel in the State
'Private Ambulance.
S0S.S11 S annea h St, Phene IN
PHONOGRAPHS
for Less Money
Cash $20.00. Easy Payments
Cabinet Maohinos, $4 SjOO
ANDREW C JENSEN S CD.
210 Eighth St Phono 01$
Such Helpful Xmas Gifts.
aa Wear Evor Aluminum Utansila will
make tho housewife happy.
SWEET-TELLER HDW COi
Brighten Up—Keen Kutter Store,
CityDyeWorks
Boat equip pea la Um state; all w ——
o i clothe# Cleaned. Cured, n« paired aaS
P iwa i t Fhoaa ee and Ufk