The Rathdrum tribune., November 05, 1909, Image 4

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Clothing
and Shoe
Saturday Wifi be a Big Day at Lewis Bros. & Co's
Big Clean Sweep Sale
Of tHe G. W. Ott StocK of General Merchandise
and Shoe
Day
Day
m
Saturday will be Clothing and Shoe day and we are making every effort to close out the entire stcck of Suits, Pants
Overcoats, Ladies' Skirts, Men's Women's and Children's Shoes, in one day. We do not mean by this that we will not
sell anything else but shoes and clothing, tut we are usir g cur entire display space for the above lines and making
prices such as to warrant the sale of the entire Clcthirg ar.d Shoe stcck in one day only. All former price concessions
will fade into nothingness when compared with Saturday's prices. The old prices will be left on and the new ones
will show a saving of one-half in nea rly all inst a nee s.
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A Glorious Feast of Bargains
Is what Lewis Bros. & Co. have pre
pared for the people of Rathdrum and
vicinity. All considerations of profit
have been ignored. We are confronted
with a problem tint necessitates the
quick raising of a large si m of money.
All attempts at opposition have been
swept aside. The instructions are: G-et
the money, no matter what the le s 5.
You reap the golden harvest of these
unparalleled sacrifices on seasonable
merchandise.
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What Will Happen Monday
On Monday, Nov. 8, beginning at 2
o'clock and continuing until 3 o'clock,
we will sell all our 8 and 10 cent cali
coes and a lot of 12 % and 15 cent dress
goods at per yard only 3 cents. Come
and get your share. No one will be dis
appointed, as we have reserved a large
quantity of goods for this hour sale. ;
Special announcement of the week's Î
program will be made immediately af-*
ter the hour sale. "J
Why Such Prices?
Lewis Bros. & Co. contracted to raise
$10,000.00 from this stock in 13 days or no
pay. The weather has been against us, and
as next week is the last week of the sale, no
efforts or price concessions will be spared to
fulfill our part of the contract. Our contract
gives us full power to make prices, and cost
or loss cuts no figure with us. We must have
the cash, even at a sacrifice hitherto un
t'iought of. An emergency stares ns in the
face. We must now face the music.
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Sixty cents on the dollar was the price paid by Mr. Ott for this entire stcck. Therefore we can undersell all
petitors, and are making prices that are from 30 to 60 per cent below any other store. These rare offerings on season
able merchandise and the very timeliness of our sale, right in the heart of the fall
com
£
'
season, should prempt ycu to pur
chase your whole winter's supply while this sale lasts. Re member all sale prices are off after Saturday, Nov. 13, when
Lewis Bros. & Co's-contract ceases.
1
Fortune Knocks
but once at each
man's door
LEWIS BROS. & CO. IN CHARGE
The Old Empey Stand
Not yet but soon
G. W. Otfs Store
spells
Get Left
RATHDRUM, IDAHO
I
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What Christmas Present?
Which makes t,he better Christ mas
pre ent- the 52 Issues of The Youth's.
Com umhin, costing only $1 75 for
l he w hole year, or one book, costing
* I 50 t o $2.00?
1 n <|uaitt It v, variety and value of
reading The Companion excels. Is
not Mich a paper, bringing evert
week into the hotue circle charming
stories, articles on a thousand sub
jects by famous men and women,
delightful short sketches, humorous
anecdotes, and an infinite varieiy of
other wholesome, entertaining read
ing—Is nht such a paper the very one
for an appropriate, acceptable Christ
mas present? Think of it! In a
year The Companion gives you as
much reading as twenty 400 page
hooks of travel, hlsto-y, fiction,
miscellany, biography and humor,
and not a line in it that shakes one's
faith in truth and honor, nota phrase
that makes light of the things that
are sAieet and pure. In it not a
Christinas gift worth having—a
Christmas gift that Is "worth while"?
Send your subscription ($1 75) at
once so as to receive free all the
Issues of The Companion for the
maiding weeks of 1909, as well
The Companion's "Venetian" Calen
dar for 1910, lithographed in thirteen
colors and gold.
the YOUTH'S companion.
Companion Building,
New subscriptions received at this
olllce.
re
fis
Huston, Mass.
olllce.
I'resldent Taft advises young
to stay with the
emi til r\
men
id rural districts
l ino, and not abandon the
for the city.
Many school children
sulfer from
consi i|iation, which Is often the
cause
'fining stupidity
< 'lmnlK*rlai n's
M
Ht lessons.
Stomajh and Livei
T.ihlcis are an ideal medicine
a child, for they are mild and
ln 1 heir effect,
c* 1 runic
ii give
treuil'
evei*
amt wil!
cure
Sold by Rid
Cross Drug Uo , Rathdrum, Idaho.
constipation.
the fashion
HAI{|{|,|{ SHOP Mini H ATIIS.
Lanndry Agency
k HWx. Everything ('Juju, ., IM i
Hr.st c lass Work Hujiraiituud.
In fact there's nothing like it"
W • W> Meuuett, Proprietor
'»>t Bi
1 p-to-date.
VISIT DR. KELLEY'S
gl
m
Tin* I.Hi'K('Kt Anatomical
Must uni in tlio W ««*(..
l>r. K«*ll«y — DIhpuhch of Ill'll. «0 vear*
tilt* treat nit*nt of weaken***.
any contracted all
ire In * very c
i'on*ultatloii free and Htrlctly
nit perMonallv or l>v letter
expe rlcnc«'
nervoUM trouble* or
incut*. A po*ltlve c
dorlakeu,
private. Treat,
mi
DR. KELLEY'S MUSEUM
'410 Howard St. Spokane, \Va*li.
Drs. Shontz & Wilson
DENTISTS
Personal Attention and Low
Prices Remember we are no
company, with transcient, and
non graduate help. PRICKS
Best Gold Crowns.* 8 00
Beit Bridgework. 5 00
Beit Plate.
-Examination Free
8114 Riverside Avo.
SPOKANE, WASH
Over 5. 10 & 15 Cent Store.
10 00
A recent statement compiled from
official statistics by National Chair
man Jones of the prohibition party
shows that there was a falling off
from 1907 to 1909 in the production
of alcholic beverages of 2,142,014
barrels of beer and 14,657,329 gallons
of whiskey, or in all of 2,045,987,685
drinks. The falling off is attributed
to the growth of prohibition
the states.
fiinouy
When a cold
settled in the
sevi ral days'
it, and tho liest
remedy to use Is ('hamberl.titi's Cough
Remedy,
ioy Other, and alsi
in a natural and healthy
■Sold by R*(l Cross Drug Co., Rath
drum, Idaho.
the
r\
system, it will take
treatment
to cure
Iti will cti-c i|uicker th; n
leaves the. system
condition.
<'eu. A. Pierce a Spokane police
man, fan amu'-k
• bar city, Monday, brandishing his
\'un and club.
deprivetUif his star. It is believed
be was intoxicated or drugged.
on the streets of
He was arrested and
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H. B. WRIC4HT.
■■»CIVIL
Third Flour, City Hall
CŒUR D'AJLE fîE,
IDAHO
Professional Cards.
CHAS. l. heitman
ATTOBNEY-AT-LAW
Rathdrum,
Idaho.
p. WENZ, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon,
RATIIDHI'M,
IDAHO
PSKTISTKY
...
In all it» latest branches by
DR. D. F. HOLLISTER,
EXAMINATION FREE
.It AT HOKUM
IDAHO
D. !>• DRENNAN
P^yaioiaf) ai>d Sur^eoi)
IS'-Speclal attention given to Diseases of
Women and Children.
RATMDRfim
IDAHO
V/, H. Edelblute
— Licensed Land Surveyor
U. S. Deputy "Mineral Surveyor
for Idaho.
Idaho !
IDA HO I
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for Idaho.
Rathdrum
E. P. DYER.
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JKWKLKlt AND WATCHMAKER
«*5USPECL\L ATTENTION UIVKN TO
JtBPAIK WORK - -
RftTHDRUM, IDAHO
A W. POST.
M ** /
Justice el the Peace U. S. Commissioner
V*" AIL legal business promptly.attended
Also fim-Bale: Lots In Post's Addition and
Acre Piviporty. OFFICE 2nd door east of
PosOMflcc, HATH tmii.ll. IDAHO.
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to.
F. A. MCCALL.
A ttorney-at-Law.
Ratb drum
IDAHO
BARTLETT SINCLAIR
LAWYER.
(postoffice building)
RATHDRUM I IDAHO
Dr. 0. G. Farnsworth
Veterinary Surgeon & Dentist.
IQf" Treats diseases of all domestic
animals,
ifathdrutn.
Idaho,
U/lpeij you (jo to fcpoKarçe
STOP
AT
The Arlington-Cottage Hotel
European Plan
New Building. New Furniture, Steam heat,
Elnotrie Light, • Hot and Cola Baths
U&* ROOMS 25c Id $1,00."®*
lar - Opposite N. I*. Depot.
6POKANE
Meals 35 Cents
WASH
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
I Publisher.)
Department of the Interior.
U. S. Land Office at Coeur d'Alene. Idaho.
October 18. 100».
Notice Is hereby given that Lewis L,
Sweet, of Wallace, I daim, win,, on October
IStli. IHOti. made Titulier & Stone Application
No 3121 for set* nw>*, s•/, of ne 1-4, net, ,,f
ndU Sections. Township 52 north, range
I east. Boise Meridian, has filed notice of In
tention to make Final Proof, to establish
claim to the land above described, before
the Register and Kerriver.at, Coeur d'Alene.
Idaho, on the,4th day of January, l'.uo.
L. Sweet-William Hooper. Iioth'(Ywai'lar'i*
bothoV Dudley, Sdalit). . .' R '*
Oct29— Ducäl
Claimant names as
W. H. Battino, Register.
Notice.
Notice Is hereby given that I,Albert, Allen.
V o..vU-to<l of Grand Larceny at the Fehruarv
IttOa term ef the District court of Ihc I'irst,
Judicial District in and for the Comity of
Ivootcuai. and sentenced on the twenty
J'bliu day of February. IlMKV tu tin* S'ate INn I
ituntiary at Uoiso. Idaho, fora trim of nj m .
! n !ars i "Jn ni . ak '' 'il'P'h-atlon to the state
I Board of Pardons of 1 Tie Slate of Idaho at
I jts regular meeting after the expiration of
: legal publication of this notice, wlticli said
tmetltig will be In LI at Boise. Idaho.' op
Wednesday, [lie fifth day of January. ItUO.
for a full and complete putdon.
ALBERT ALLEN
I Dated at Boise, Idaho, October IJ, Rio!)
022 N12
Notice to Credito
rs.
Estai# of HAYES BYKUM. Deceased.
NOTICE Is hereby given by the underslgn
1,1 Adnilnstratrtx of the Estate of Hayes l!v
111111. deceased, to ttie credilots of ?
persons having elalmi
ceased.
and all
, ,, . , gainst Hie said do
to exhibit 1 Item with the nccc..
' oochers. nitliliiTcn mom lis after tlie Hrs^ t
putillcaiion of iliis notice, to the su'd
Admln siratrix a, her residence In Athol
Idaho.the Slime being Die place for tlic tran
saction of the business of said estate, in t| u ,
< oiiiity of Kootenai. State of Idaho.
Dated, Mils 8th day of October, 18119,
LUE M. BYRUM.
Administratrix.
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READ THE TRIBUNE
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.
Notice to W. J. Brand. Nellie Adams. Chas. |
E. Miller. .1. II. Doteront. .1.11. Coon. Isaac
nip. Della Keinliait. J. H. Kenedy, I. Well
ai os toil Neely, Mrs. A. E. Kankin, Ii. S. Me
Crea:
You
(
. re hereby notified that the Dandy
.Billingit Milling Company lias expended
dining the years I!K)S and UK)». Eight Hun
dred Dollars in labor and improvements up.
on the miiiuig properties and claims of the
said Dandy .Mining & .Milling Company, situ
ated in Kootenai County. Idaho, in the Hay
den Lake District, said expenditure being
made for the purpose of holding said claims
under the provisions of Beet-Ion ~:kii of the
Revised Statutes of the United States, and
the amendment thereto, approved January
governisg annual labor upon miiiiu ,r
I amount rei|iiired to hold
period ending on
22, issu, governisg
claims, being the
ining claims for the .....
the .Slsl day of December, ItKjK.
And, If williin ninety days after the publi
cation of this notice, vou fall !..
contribute your proportion of said
tore as co-owner, towit : .......
A'hims. *1.00; Charles
*'.00; .1. ll.Osterhont, *1.00; J. II.
..M"P. *2.00; Della Reinhart, il oo; ,1. n.
- * r' ï 0,1 f Mosten Neely,
si ,vi rs - A -E. Rankin, *1.00; B. S. MeCrea,
«I.WI, you^respectlvn interests In said claims
It-property 4>r the Dandy Min
< ompany, said company Iniv
expenditure
said
»«• refuse to
J expemii
Haid W. J. Brand,
is E. Miller,
Coons, #.50;
Isaac C
Kenedy. #.21);
*100; M
will become the
mg A Milling
leg made I lie
r
y hav
by the
ret) ii tree
s of said section.
1er
DANDY MINING & MILLING COMPANY.
ii ...,i .II. J. Newhoilsc. President
urtlett Sinclair. Secretary. SeplT—Deeli
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RATHDRUM.
1 neorporu teil 1891. .
One bakery.
Five elm relies.
One state bank.
One private hank.
One feed Store.
Mining near city.
Two drug stores.
Three good hotels.
One grain elevator.
Two lumber yards.
Ono weekly paper.
Fine lakes near elty.
Good spring water.
One shingle mill.
Two thousand souls.
Two loeul telephone exchanges
Splendid resort for sportsmen
Water works for fire protection.
Long distance telephone system.
Three general mercantile stores.
I' ine brink public and high school building
IiirorporuLiun one mile square
Five hundred pupils in public schools
Railroads
south.
Electric lights owned and controlled by pri
vate parties
One fraternal hall and opera house
riOPwui? 0,1 'i"*, 1 ! 1 hue of the.Northern Pacific
riîiiuuï'.à , 1 "' ii ' il 10 * Washington Northern
railway, jh miles cast of Spokane, Wash.
Two beautiful parks.
n
running east. west, north and
Burro.....|,ai on the south and east by a rich
.I!!..?" Which produces large yields
orgialns and grasses without irrigation.
, hluo lo< Ige. Eastern Star.
(1,1,1 I.' n of 1 ythlas and Pythian Sisters.
it2h,.p.' i '' ws -..Encampment, subordinate and
v.u!.i i Modern Woodmen and Koysl
, k One Militia Go., Foresters of
.i,.7n',. , ,o adj ' Maccabnes, Grand Army of
the lit public and Womeu's Relief Corps,
Churches— Methodist Episcopal. Presbyter
ian. German Methodist and Oathollo.
1, ! v| D' s manufacturing enterprls
oo.,i "'i. u *,' .houses and business of all
citizens are ready and willing to
ut outage and assist every helpful Industry
,T,!üt.!. >lls *"" HS , ,n,MI are accomodating and
p'ih'it' " 1IS ,lU< Hatlidrum Is a good trading