Evening capital news., October 14, 1919, Page 5, Image 5

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MLJW SHOT
C0ITSIÎWDIIETO
Operators Boost It 35 Cents
and Dealers Add on 2 5 Cents
to Cover Extra Cost of
Delivery.
An advance of 60 cents per ton on
all grades of coal In Boise went Into
effect today. The raise in price wus
caused by a 35 cents advance at the
mines on all coal coupled with an addi
tional 25 cents a ton more for deliv
ery. A charge ot 75 cents per tons for
delivery had been the delivery price in
Boise for some time, but this has been
raised to $1 per ton where companies
hire their deliveries made. Teamsters
driving for coal companies have been
paid $24 per week and are seeking $27
per week.
Under the new prices coal delivered
■ells at the following prices:
hump coal, per ton............. $11.25
Lump coal, half Ion............ 5.75
hump coal, quarter ton........ 3.25
Kgg coal, ton................... 11.00
Egg coal, half ton.............. 5.75
Nut coal, ton.................. 10.50
Nut coal, half ton.............. 5.50
EASE THE PAINFUL
RHEUMATIC TWINGE
Sloan's Liniment Will Bring Com*
forting Relief Quickly.
N EVKR break« faith. Sloan's Uni
ment (loe.sn't. Just penetrate«
without rubbing and eases the
external pain and ache , rheumatic
twinges, lumbago, neuralgia, sciatica,
lame, sore, strained muscles, bruises,
sprains.
For years it has gone ahead win
ning new friends, holding old ones,
strengthening its reputation as the
World's Liniment. Clean, effective in
relieving the aches and pains of men
and women, this old family standby
can be relied upon to do its work
promptly and surely. Don't he without
a bottle anotIter day — keep it handy.
All druggists—3oc, 70c. ? 1.40.
Suts Made to Your Measure
Est. 1868—8th aud Main
Delayed Shipment Men's Shoes
Just Received
Hero
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s a <'Oii|ilc of models that the average man will liUe. One
1 1 inm broad, round toe last, the other a special custom last.
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foot
filit
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these since we bought them, so you'd better get
1 advanced on
he old price.
No. 3018— (icnuiuc shell cordovan, wine color, blucher
style. Custom last, Extra heavy sole with water-proof mid
dle sole, reversed water-proof hand welt; broad, flat heel with
inserted slug. You can't buy a bet
ter shoe for wear. Price $14.00.
No. 3019^L>ark mahogany
skin blucher, round toe. medium
welt soles; a splendid fitter
and full of value at $ 10 . 00 .
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NO. 3018
M erCs Durable Hosiery
Our hosiery comes from America's best mills—it is
made right ami fits right.
"Phoenix" silk hose at 80c—Made with linen heels
and toes and lisle tops. Black, white, cordovan, navy,
gray, medium gray, tan, purple, dark green and palm
beach.
At $1.50 a heavier weight in black, white and me
dium gray. Phoenix make.
At $1.75 full fashioned, all silk with linen heel and
toe: black, white and gray. Phoenix make.
At $2.00, Phoenix, extra heavy, all pure silk; Staiz
tit top.
At 50c "Baronet" fibre silk in black, white, tan, gray
and palm beach colors.
"Bachelor's Friend —Six pairs guaranteed for 6
months' wear. Black, white, cordovan, tan, beach and
dark gray. The pair 40c; $2.40 for box of 6 pairs.
At 7As—Fine French lisle sox, full fashioned; good
weight.
At 25c— Cotton sox in black, white, beach, cordovan
and gray.
Wayne Knit —Split foot, fine black cotton with natural balbriggan sole 50c.
Cashmere sox— Black, gray and oxford colors at 50c, 65c and 75c.
Hand Knit Hosiery Uo.'s black, fine, pure worsted sox at 86c.
At$1.2£—White worsted and wool with gray heel and toe. Also brown and
green heather mixtures and all brown, made of the finest pure worsted
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Munsing Union Suits for Men
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Lift off Corns!
Doesn't hurt a bit and Freezono
costs only a few cents.
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With your fingers! Vou can lift
off any hard corn, soft corn, or corn
between the toes, and the hard skin
calluses from bottom of feet.
A tiny bottle of "Freexone" costs
little at any drug store: apply a few
drops upon the corn or callus. In
stantly it stops hurting, then shortly
you lift that bothersome corn or cal
lus right off, root and all, without
cne bit of pain or soreness. Truly!
No humbug!— Adv. Tu F
PERSONALS
H. H. Whittlesay of Pocatello is at
the Owyhee.
Fred W. Gooding came in from Sho
shone this morning and will be in the
city for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Russell and
Walter Russell are Boise visitors. They
came in Monday evening from Pen
dleton.
John Curran of Hagerman is look
ing after business affairs in the city.
Mrs. Ann M. Johnson is here from
Gooding visiting friends.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Cram are over from
Pocatello. They are guests at the
Bristol.
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Davis are in the
city from Montpelier.
Mrs. (\ V. Sweet is shopping and
visiting in the city this week.
J. L. Fowler came in from Monday
night and is a guest At the Idunha.
George A. Day is here from Oakley
on a short business trip.
F. FÎ. Wilson and E. R. Gates are vis
itors in the city from Hammett.
R. J. Hanlon is in the city from Sand
Point transacting business.
F. M. Snell of St. Anthony is spend
ing a day or two in the city.
Mrs. M. L. Emery came down from
Cascade Monday and is a guest at the
Grand.
P. F. Peterson is a Boise visitor from
Horseshoe Bend.
Mrs. O. E. Grenier is here from
Hammett visiting Boise friends.
O. H. Knoll of Pendleton was among
the business visitors in Boise today.
Robert C. Holden has gone to Sher
idan. Wyo„ on a business trip.
Mrs. Ray W. Graves of Chadron.
•\>b., is visiting in the city.
AMUSEMENTS
* AT THE BOISE THEATRES ♦
Î _ TODAY 4,
* Empress—Vaudeville and ''Nev- ♦
t er s ^„ y „? ul ,M' "' th Qe °n?e Walsh. ♦
I .. 8t | and — A Very Good Young *
* Man with Bryant Washburn and ♦
a Big V Comedv. 4.
* Majestic—-Paid in Adavnce" ♦
with an all star cast. 4»
A now policy goes into effect at the
Strand theater, commencing Thursday
Only the very largest screen produc
tion! be produced there, with
changes twice a week, Sunday and
Thursday.
The new program goes into effect
Thursday with Douglas Fairbanks
great production, "The Knickerbocker
Buckaroo."
Manager B. W. Bickert of the Majes
tic Amusement Company, made the an
nouncement of this change on his
return yesterday from an extended trip
during which he lined up the biggest
screen attractions In the United States
for the Strand.
The attractions in the movie line
at the Majestic and the Empress will
also be graded up in line with Mana
ger BIckert's policy. He says ho will
not tolerate anything but the best ob
tainable. Because it did not measure
up to promise and expectation he re
cently ordered cancelled the serial at
the Empress. "We mean business,' said
Mr. Bickert, "and Boise patrons will
be fully protected."
BIG ONES COMING
"I have been enabled after consid
erable effort and the execution of con
tracts that immensely increase pur
operating expenses to line up some
big attractions for the Strand.
"The Majestic will continue to have
vaudeville and the best accompanying
pictures obtainable, and the Empress
will have good pictures part of the
week and the Empress' players for the
last three days and Sunday.
"This arrangement will give Boise
as fine a lot of amusement l'eautros as
any city in the country."
PART OF THE LIST
The attractions already scheduled
by Manager Bickert include 'Broken
Blossoms.'' which is enjoying a phe
nomenal run in New York now. with
seats as high as $3 each. Another in
the list is Douglas Fairbanks' "His
Majesty, t lie American," which is
breaking all attenddance records ev
erywhere. Others are:
"The Westerners," with Roy Stewart
"Secret Service," with Robert War
wick.
"A Man's Fight,'' wjth Dustin Fnr
num.
"Silver King," with William Faver
sham.
"Checkers," with an all star cast.
"The Hushing Hour," all stars.
"The Hoodlum" with Mary Pickford.
"Pollyanna" with Mary Pickford.
"Evangeline," all stars.
"Wolves of the Night," with William
Farnum.
"Lone Star Ranger," with Dustin
Farnnm.
"Border Legions" and "Desert Gold"
LETTER TO BOISE DRUGGISTS
Get Ready For Big Mustarine Demand
The Quickest Pain Killer on Earth and the Original and Best Im
provement for the Old-Fashioned Mustard Plaster Is Going
to Be Consistently Advertised in the Newspapers in This
City and State—Sale Is Guaranteed to Druggists and
Consumers. Order From Your Jobber Now.
BEGY'8 MUSTARINE IN THE YELLOW BOX
Just as soon as our regular advertis
ing starts people will demand BEGY'S
MUSTARINE.
If they cannot get it from you, Mr. Live
Druggist, they will get it from some of
your competitors.
We have opened new territory before
and we know just what we are talking
about.
BEGY'S MUSTARIN" is so much bet
ter than Liniments, Ointments or any
other preparation used for the same pur
pose, that nothing can stop the peo
ple from getting the best.
We have a reputation throughout the
country of square-dealing with the peo
ple. Mr. Druggist, and on that basis and
the wonderful merits of MUSTARINE we
ask your generous co-operation.
We don't want you to order a big
supply but we do urge you to have enough
on hand to meet the demand that comes
quickly and surely.
"Heat eases pain" and there Is more
concentrated,'non-blistering heat In a box
of BEGY'S MUSTARINE than is put Into
any other box the same size.
Tt Is «the bCBt and quickest remedy in
the world for lameness, swellings, sore
muscle, stiff neck, lumbago, cramps in
the leg, sprainB and strains.
People who use MUSTARINE say it
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SCREEN STAR WHO WILL BE
FIRST ON THE STRAND
NEW PROGRAM COM
MENCING THURSDAY.
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DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS
-The Knickerbocker Buckaroo'
A FINE COMEDY.
Bryant Washburn, known to all the
atre goers as one of the most clever
of all screen actors is showing today
and tomorrow at the »Strand theatre in
"A Very Good Young Man."
In this production Mr. Washburn
.plays the part of a young man whose
j stainless character is tho talk the
: I own. He has never done anyone a
I wrong, never lied, never flirted nor
! gambled. All the small petty vices
• which are common in the life of the
average young man, arc strangers to
him and he never expects to.make their
acquaintance.
But, when he proposes to his sweet
heart, she refuses him with the sur
prising statement that he is too good
to be true—and his wild oats would
probably rrop 'out alter they were
married and her li'e be rendered un
happy.
The very good young man is deter
mined t * win her at any cost. The way
he accomplished his purpose will af
ford everyone a genuine treat.
WORSE THIN
INFLUENZA
Local Woman Finds Good
Health a Pleasure.
After years of annoyance Mrs. Stella
Eckert of 90S!Vi Main street, Boise, dis
covers a secret for efficiency in the
home through a marvelous yet very
simple method. Read the letter in full
for her discovery Is of great interest
to the thousands right here in Boise
who have experienced her symptoms.
Boise, Idaho.
White-Runyon Shoe Co.,
Boise, Idaho.
My Dear Mr. Runyon:
In reply to your letter requesting a
testimonial from me in reference to my
experience with the Dr. Scholl Foot
Appliances, 1 will say that before wear
ing your foot appliances I was unable
to walk and It was only with great suf
fering and pain that I was able to get 1
about and do my house work.
1 had large callouses on the bottoms
of my feet and severe pain and swell- j
iii g in my limbs and ankles, which the j
doctor diagnosed as rheumatism.
After wearing the appliances which I
you fitted for me the sharp piercing I
pains and cramps in the balls of my I
feet and the swelling in my ankles j
have entirely disappeared. I am now |
able to walk and do my work as well !
as any one.
I cheerfully recommend the Dr.
Scholl's Foot Appliances to anyone suf
fering as 1 have. I am
Verv truly yours,
MRS. STELLA ECKERT.
909 V4 Main St.
This store is the accredited agency
of the Dr. SMioIl method of foot cor
rections in Boise. Idaho, and the only
one designated by Dr. Scholl for their
demonat rations.
TWELFTH SEMI-ANNUAL DEM
ONSTRATION.
A Boot Comfort expert will be in at
tendance at this atore Monday to
Thursday. Oct. 13 to 1*.
Hundreds have been helped by tide
method of treatment. Bring lu y OU r
feet If you hpve foot troublee. No
charage for examination.
WHITE-RCNYON SHOE CO.
—A4« The Store Ahead.
stops aches and pains In half the time it
takes similar remedies; that's why people
uso it in preference to the slow acting
ones.
Take sore throat for instance, and
meurisy and chest colds; in one night,
while you sleep, MUSTARIsE ends all the
misery and subdues the inflammation.
Rheumatism sufferers swear by it, for
m just a few minutes it eases the agoniz
ing pains and blesHed relief follows.
It's the same way with Gout, and for
Neuralgia, Neuritis, Sciatica—the relief is
; simply marvelous.
Your Jobber has BEGY'S MUSTARINE
and we urge you to order a suppy today,
for Just as soon as the people discover that
Begy's Mustarine, made of real, true, hon
' est mustard and other pain-destroying in
gredlents, has such quick and mighty
power over inflammation, congestions,
• swellings, aches and pains, they will In
sist on having it and won't accept any
thing Instead*
A generous box retails for 30 cents—a
large box for 60. »
You take no chances when you order
Co. of Le Roy, New York, who also make
Celery King. Dr. Carters K. & B. Tea,
Shiloh and other worthy remedies. sdv.
Retry s MuRtarine for the sale is guaran
teed by the manufacturers, S. C. Wells Sr.
Beat and lowest priced photos
Carter's Studio. 1122 Main St.—Adv.
Best and lowest priced photos
Carter's Studio, 1122 Main St.—Adv
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The name 'Argonne' • Is used by courtesy of the
THE H. F. HORTON
CO., INC.
15th Ave. and Front St.
NAMPA, IDAHO. PHONE 81
Dealers in Hides, Tallow,
Pelts, Wool and Furs.
Price list mailed to you upon request
Try us with a shipment.
If you see it in
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Greet the Season of Music and Dancing
With A Soloelle
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1 nvestigate" Its Predominating
Superiority
n though the price ef
and you will be aatisfiad with
tha other may be less.
You wouldn't buy com* pasta because it had a high 'nitre *
rhinestone for instance, when what you really wanted'was ■ diamond,
merely because the paste was chaap. Then why buy a mere player
piano bcoauae its chaap when what you want is a PIANO-PLAYER
PERSONIFIED—A PIANO-PLAYER PAR EXCELLENCE—the
abaolute last word in tha craetien of a player-piano.
We sell—tha SOLOELLE.
On terms, too.
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Foot
Expert Here
A specialist from Chicago
loaned to this store by
Dr* Win* M. Scholl
the recognized foot authority, is here
now. He will be here only
TODAY, WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
io foot bothered people should loee no
time in coming to see him.
E x a mi nation and Advice
Absolutely FREE
This expert know« all about feet i
He knows the famous Dr. Scholl* I
methods of correction and he I
knows that I
is a
m Scholl
ianot orR&nafy Ex Every FootTt
Let him examine your foot and
tell you what is the trouble, the
cause and the way to quickly
correct IL Let him demonstrate
on your own foot that you can
gain
Foot Comfort
Immediately. You don't have to
wear "freaky" or loose shoes.
The Dr. Scholl plan is to give
loot comfort while you wear
loot comfort while you wear
the stylish, well fitting shoes
you like.
AH Welcona. .
Come In. Æ
"The Foot Comfort Shop"
WHITMNYON SHOE CO.