Evening capital news., September 22, 1919, Page 5, Image 5

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THE LITTLE HEWS OF BOISE
SELL8 BUSINESS.
Fred E. Ensign has sold his shoe
■hop at 727 Main street to N. I,. Eaton,
■who has been conneeted with a local
■hoe shop several yeurs. Mr. Ensign
recently acquired the state agency for
the Barrett mechanical starter for
Ford cars and will soon go on the road
with the device.
ENROUTE HOME.
George W. Thomas, a Boiec boy. son
of Mr. and Mrs. I,. B. Thomas, is In
New York and thinks It the finest
city he ever saw next to Boise, after
being months In France on special
duty. He wires the biggest lap of the
journey Is now covered and he will be
home soon.
MANY ROOMS LISTED.
Fair visitors i:| d not walk the
■treets or sit up tii hotel lobbies over
night for want of rooms ns they can
be secured by visiting the Y. M. C. A.
and getting In touch with the Informa
tion bureau.
Homes where the owners have never
rented rooms before have opened their
doors this season to care for visitors
during the fair.
MARRIED BY JUDGE BUDGE.
Harold B. Newlyn, a resident of Ada
county and Miss 1 ,'ullne I. Geballe of
Portland were married at 8 o'clock
Sunday night in »-.e Idaniia hotel by
Judge Alfred Budge, chief justice of
the supreme court. An interesting fea
ture in connection with the wedding
was that it was performed In the same
room_in which Senator Heyburn was
first notified of his election to the
United Slates senate. Judge Budge be
ing a member of the committee to no
tify him. The room has since been
transformed and is now the bridal
chamber of the hotel.
SEVERAL CAMPERS.
Camping parties on the vacant
grounds across from the fair grounds
are quite numerous and several tents
were pitched there Sunday by parties
who will attend the fair. The store
building near the fair grounds, for
merly occupied by the Fairgrounuj
grocery, has been turned into a res
taurant and is doing a thriving busi
ness.
HOME TONIGHT.
Solomon Neuman and mother, for
merly of Boise, will arrive tonight
from Cheyenne. Mr. Neuman has re
tired from business at Cheyenne and
Is coming to Boise for a whi>- to dis
pose of his holdings here and will then j
move to California.
LEFT TO STAY, NOW BACK.
Mr. and Mrs. Ȉ. K. Allison, wiio sold
their ranch in the valley some months
ago and went to southern California
to make their future home, arrived in !
Boise Sunday and are again hunt- }
1ng a location. They found Idaho
more to their liking than California. j
NEW STORE OPENS.
With a new stock of groceries hand- j
somely displayed the Skaggs United
Stores company, one of the largest |
grocery concerns of the west .opened
their store at Ninth and Idaho streets,.
AUCTION!
Going! Going!!
To the Highest Bidder This
Cole's Hot Blast
NEATER
See It on Display in Our Window ==
All bids must be in by 2 p. m. Saturday, October 4, at which time
the secret bid box will be opened and the heater delivered to the
highest bidder. Fill out the bid card. Sign your name plainly and
send or bring the card to us — now—before you forget.
You May Be the Lucky Bidder—Who Knows
This heater, noted for its tremendous fuel economy, will keep
your rooms at an even, steady temperature day and night. You
can burn any fuel—no fires to build. Don't fail to see this heater
and its fafnous hot blast draft. Anti-Puffing Draft and Air-tight
construction. *Be sure to ask for a free circular.
REMEMBER—Your bid must be in the box by Saturday . Oct.
4 t 1919.
VISITORS WELCOME
IDAHO HARDWARE & PLUMBING CO.
CORNER STH AND MAIN ETE.
BOISE
this morning. The company agent
spent some time In Boise watching
the people walk by different corners,
sizing up the crowds, etc., before se
lecting the location which the com
pany secured by buying out Howard
Ransom. The store has been remod
eled and Its cleanliness is a feature
commented upon by customers and
visitors.
SLIGHT OPERATION.
Robert T. Donaldson, son or Dr. and
Mrs. R. N. Donaldson, underwent an
operation this morning at St. I^uke's
hospital.
WORKER INJURED.
John Cain, who is employed on the
night shift at the big saw mill at
Barberton, was injured at 2:31) Sun
day morning while at work on on
edger. Bis injury was caused by the
man working next to him throwing a
heavy piece of lumber in his direc
tion which struck his right leg. He
was brought to St. Alphonsus hospi
tal for freatment.
FORFEITS $10.
F. B. Smith, who got too much speed
out of his machine Sunday to con
form with the city speed ordinance,
left a 310 note at police headquarters
for his appearance in court and for
feited the money this morning.
IMPROVING FROM OPERATION.
Mrs. Ed McGuffin, who was operat
ed on a week ago at St. Luke's hospi
tal Is reported to be Improving nicely.
BACK FROM VERMONT.
Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Baker and fam
ily have returned from an auto trip
to Vermont, where they spent the
summer visiting relatives and friends.
They arrived about 5 o'clock Satur
day night, after being exactly three
weeks on the road. The highways are
better as one goes east, Mrs. Baiter
says. Except for a little tire trou
ble, they had no mishaps on their
trip. Mr. and Mrs. John Walkup of
K'remont, Neb., returned with them and
are visiting relatives in Meridian. Miss
Hilda Hall, daughter of Dr. O. W.
Hall of Star, returned with them from
Vermont, where she had been visiting,
and Miss Ella Hall marie the trip to
Vermont.
MAKING MONEY.
Hugh Sproat, president of the Idaho
Wool Growers' association, is making
money these days as well as being in
Best R anch B argains in the Boise V alley!
$223 per acre for fine 100-acre ranch, close to railroad, car line and
state highway, all in high state of cultivation, new 6-room bungalow
with cement cellar. Good terms.
$26,200* for absolutely the best and finest improved 42-acre ranch in the
Boise valley, near town, improvements cost $14,000. All stock, crops
and farm implements go in. Easy terms.
GEO. E. ATWATER
Office, 207 N. 0th St. Office Phone 718; House Phone, 1180
NATIVE
H ER B
TABLETS
Recognized for thirty years as the
only standard herb remedy for
CONSTIPATION
Disordered Stomach, Biliousness,
Indigestion, Sick Headaches, a fa
mous
Kidney and Liver Regulator.
Guaranteed to give satisfaction or
money refunded. Put up In
two sizes. 50c and $1.00. Get fJKj
the genuine. Every tablet 'GSr
stamped with this trade mark.
Sold by leading druggists and lo
cal agentB everywhere. Ma<lj by
Alonzo O. Bliss Co., Washington,
D. C.
the sheep business. He got a Job to
day as a member of the trial Jury in
federal court and draws down 33 per
day us long as it lasts. Mr. Sproat
now contemplates taking in the fair
when not busy on trials.
ROUNDUP.
The first annual roundup of the
boys' division of the Y. M. C. A. will j
be held next Monday, Sept. 29.—It Is
planned to roundup ever}' boy belong
ing to the association and have him
present for the event at which there
will be a dinner, musical numbers,
recitations .addresses and then fun,
frolic and games of contest on the
gymnasium floor. A boys' cabinet will
be organized at the roundup.
G. A. R. LADIES MEET.
Ttie Ladles G. A. R. aid met at the
honlp of Mrs. E. O. Standlsh last week
and 'after the business meeting a so
cial hour was spent during which time
a dainty lunch was served. Mrs.
Coombs, Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Barton,
Mrs. Weese .assisted the hostess in
serving. In honor of the Comrades
present the Star rrpangled Banner was
sung before departing.
GOVERNOR'S SON ILL.
Donald Davis, 7-year-old son of
Governor and Mrs. D. Davis, was oper
ated upon at'l o'clock Sunday morning
following a severe and sudden attack
of appendicitis. He was much im
proved today. He is at St. Luke's
hospital. Because of his illness, Gov
ernor Davis was unable to speak at
the Methodist church Sunday evening
as he had planned.
E. K. Reed is at St. Alphonsus hos
pital with n broken breast bone as
the result of fulling over a wheelbar
row while he was working last week
iit the Gold Hill mlneiat Quartzburg.
He did not discover until some hours
later that his Injury was severe, and
as a result was in great pain by the
time he decided to come to the hospi
tal.
A/VffcAC
THl r LOWER PR /CE D£PAR TMEN T S TORE
OUR ENLARGED
READY-TO-WEAR
DEPT. IS READY
—This additional space we
now have, together with
new garment cabineta and
fitting rooms, will enable
us to show our splendid
Fall stock at Its best.
Special Fair Week Attractions
—Evsry department of Jhe store
is crowded with dependable, sea
sonable merchandise at Cash
Ba^ar LOWER PRICE8. Fair
week will be a .most opportune
time for odt of- town vAwtoro to
supply Fall and Winter needs.
Many apeoial bargains are of
fered here thia week.
Special
Bilk Flounce AO
Petticoats at ..vAevO
—Made with serviceable cotton
tops and deep silk taffeta
flounce with adjustable waist
band; nil popular colors. EX
TRAORDINARY VALUES.
Special
Women's Out-fl*«l \ Q
ing Gowns . ..
—Nice heavy quality Outing
Gowns with round or V neck in
pink and blue patterns; Ion*?
sleeves.
Special
Women's Out*G| JA
ing Pajamas
—Pink and blue Outing Pajamas
that are well made and full cut;
V neck style with pocket.
Special
Women's Out-^4 JA
ing Petticoats vXe*t«7
—Made of serviceable, heavy,
outing with plain or scolloped
bottoms; an excellent value.
Special
Mill Ends of ffAp
Sheeting, yd. . . OvV
—A special lot of 2000 yards of
good staple, white sheeting in
5 to 20-yard lengths; yards
wide; EXTRA SPECIAL
VALUE.
Special
2000 yards of
36-inch Percales aiVV
—Good light and dark patterns
of good, desirable Percales; a
special money-saving opportun
ity for this week only.
Special
Regular 25c *f A»
Fancy Scrims yd. JL«flr
—Nice quality fancy Scrims and
a large collection of good pat
terns to choose from; 36-inch
width.
Special
Heavy Outing OOja
Flannel, yard . . AAV
—Plaids, stripes, checks and
plain colors including white;
worth 29c a yard, today; SPE
CIAL FOR THIS WEEK at 22c.
Special Savings in
Coals at $12.98
—The express has just
brought us a good lot of ser
viceable, attractive Winter
coats and we've priced them
very special at $12.98.
—They are made of good
weight mixtures with large
warm collars of plush or
imitation fur; trimmed with
smart pockets, belts and
large buttons. A sure sav
ing of $2.50 to $5.00 on
every one.
—Coat« of fin* velour* and mix
turas in ■ large collection____$24.98
—Other coat* up to........ $50.00
Silk and Serge
Dresses $14.98
—If you want a good
looking Fall dress and
must limit your expendi
ture to around $15, you should by
all means see our garments at
the above pile®. Both silk and
sergo are shown In styles that
are new and becoming.
Serges Dresses $6.98,
$7.98 and $10.98
—Good practical dresses in a num
ber of attractive styles for misses
and women.
—OTHER DRESSES of Serge.
Tricotine, Salin, Messalino and
Taffetas are shown at from $22.98
to $59.98.
Boys' Fall Stilts
$6.75 and $8.98
—We're specializing on boys'
suits at these two prices and are«
determined to give values thai>
will not be duplicated elsewhere.
They are made of good, sturdy *•
mixtures and corduroy in the nif
tiest, waist seam styles. «
Blue Serge Suits at
$10.75 and $11.75
—Splendid all wool suits of good,
hard finished serge that will
wear and hold Its shape.
Four Quart Colooial K.tllaH
H" Quort Tw Kcttl.
So vu Co* Cofioo Poroolotoo
Sol *f 3 Moots* 8 ms* FMI
Choice 1
$1.59
Smart Suits at
$22.98 to $67.50
—you can choose your 1
new suit at the Cash
Bazar with the assur
ance that you are saving from five to
ten dollars. The latest style features
will be found In our suits for they were
chosen carefully from the foremost
garment makers' samples.
—We feature the largest stock
of popular priced garments In Boise,
but we also show those of highest
quality priced up to $98 j00.
Between You and High Prices
Stands the OA8H BAZAR
FaU Hats $4.98
—At this popular low price
there is a splendid showing of
smart trimmed hats for both
woman and misses, and espe
cially for the latter. Moat of
them are of velvet and feature
modish trimming effects.
There is also a good showing
of the unusually popular
Tams.
—WE SPECIALIZE ON
"GAGE" HATS In trimmed
and untrlmmed shapes. If
you want to trim your own
hat you'll find plenty of <
shapes her*, priced as low a e
$1.98.
Other Hats $7.75 up
—Beavers, Hatter's Plush,
Velvets and combinations.
New Fur Scarfs at
Special Savings
—Our stock of Fur* for Fall
and Winter consist* of dozens
of the smartest Scarfs and
Capes In vogue this season.
—Th* collection of popular
priced Scarfs is unusually
large and Interesting for
those who want quality and
low price combined.
Black Coney ..$7.98 to $21.98
Taupe Coney ..$7.98 to $19.98
Sealine Scarfs at.......$31.98
China Wolf____$7.98 to $22.98
Kit Coney.. .$16.98 and $19.98
Tiger Coney.... $6.48 to $11.98
Red Fox.......$19.98 to $31.98
Fall Underwear
and Hosiery
—You are certain getting
garments that will give ÖÄ
tire satisfaction when you
buy here becausa WE SELL
ONLY FIRST QUALITY
GOODS, NO SECONDS ARE
PERMITTED TO ENTER
OUR STOCK.
98c
Special Aluminum Sale Tomorrow
Values to $3.50 for $1.59
—This speoial lot of several hundred pieces comprises S of the best 1
selling cooking utensils as illustrated below. This is the famous
QUALITY BRAND aluminum ware which Is guaranteed for 20 years.
—Be here when the doors open at 9 o'clock if you want
to get one of these remarkable bargains.
w. Quart I
Women's Fleeoe
Lined Unions ..
—A splendid, warm garment mad*
of fine cotton with soft, downy
'fleece lining; Dutch neck, elbow
sleeve«; high neck, long sleeves and
low neck, no sleeves; sizes 34 to 4L
Women's Bilk 0A AO
and Wool UnlonsV*M*vO
—This is a fine, medium weight
Union made of fine soft wool and
silk mixed; three styles; fin* elas
tic rib and perfect fitUng.
95c
Misses Fleece
Lined Union 8ults.
—Mad* for service, comfort and
warmth; nil sizes from 2 to 16 years;
drop seat style.
98c
Boya' Fleeoe Lined
Union Suite......
—A medium weight, elastic ■ ribbed
Union with fleece lining for Fall and
Winter wear; all sizes up to 16
years.
49c
Mercerized
Llele Hose
—Women's fine lisle hose with
seamless foot and full fashioned,
black, white and colors.
98c
. Sim Quart Co,.«d
Kotlla
r Quart Çmsl
On Sale at 9 a. m.
Women's 81 Ik
Hose, 8 pedal .
—New fashioned Silk Hose in black,
white and colors; reinforced feet
and double garter top; special this
week at 98c.
Misses' Fine Ribbed
Hose, pair....... OtfC
—Fine rib and fast black color; all
Uses In the lot; very serviceable
and good looking.
Boys' Ribbed
Btooklngs, pair
—A good medium weight stocking
with reinforced feet. Sixes to If.
29c