Payette enterprise., September 30, 1909, Image 2

About Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935

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Extra BARG/ NS for the WEEK
bargains for you in some
what piece goods we have in
order to make room tor our large stock ot winter goods.
Please note these Bargains.
Below you will hud >ome
I line we have decided to cut nit
OUTING FLANNEL—good heavy
Unnit
It lasts noly
HEAVY »HINTING — • splendid
valut at 12',e while It laata at....to
CALICO—Our antlra stock of good
cal loo while It laata for. 8«
PERCALE —Our antlra atoch of a
»Mt MO yartfa rtflular valut 1* «onto
flannel 12^6 valut now whlla
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to etooo It out now only
PERCALE"* e«*d valuo at 10c to
7c
ciooo out at only
OiNCHAW-a good valuo at 12 ^
ylnfc. «Hack, blue, chock, plain, pink
apodal at anly
TABLE LINON— Bluo and Whlta
check, Pink and Whlta check,
bloaehod, 8®°«* value at 80c now at
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OOOO OUTING— whüt it l«*U at
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only
Shirts values op to $1.00 now 63c
Shirts values up lo 60c now 39c
Mens work and dress Shoes your choice $195
Childrens School Shoes values $1.60 and $1.7 ;j now $1.25
Childrens School Shoes values $1.35 and $1.50 now 95c
Ladies Shoes values $2.75 and $3.00 now $1.95
Come in and »ee for yourtelf.
This it juat a few prices.
Remember our GROCERY Stock »»complete and
will be glad to serve you.
we
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sold extremely ow prices by
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WHY? Decaux hs sells Direct from the Makers to the Users
and will have no e urnto/s expense for you to share.
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Ill will give suitable
OF MANY MAKES;
term» uu <<•< old stock, 4 *tc.
in exchange.
Will h ive « storage room
hi Hendrickson s building, Payette,
and Pioncc ,* I: uk i 7 New Plymouth
if ycu w»sh - i io» drop.him a card at either
place before you buy an instrument.
«TATE FAIR
HÎ October Conference Rates
Via Oregon Short Line. Tickets on
•ale from l'tah stations north of Og
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You will like the still shorter effects, the new
ti,,,, ami the rich tones of the leather. The per
fect taste of each Red Cross style and the extremely
short appearance they give your foot, make them
strikingly attractive.
Corne in and get style and comfort, get both.
You may select anv style you wish and wear
it in perfect comfort. Tanned by the special
Ked Cross process, the Red Cross shoe bends
with your foot. It is this that makes it so easy
Our customers always say "How I
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to walk in.
with I had tried this shoe before".
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Come in and let us fit you.
Oxford» $3.50 and $4. High Shoes $4 and $5.
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It bends with your foot
IT PAYS TO TRADE AT RUSSELL'S
RUSSELL DEPARTMENT STORE
ONE PRICE TO ALL
WE SELL FOR CASH
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'SuucoMor to I'ayetle Vallay Kinerprlw )
ISSUED EVERT THURSDAY
WELLS S BROWN, Owners.
T. J. Inwi, iditor and fublishcr.
nmltur Alignât 21,
Kn(«r«<)
I9U7, m t the p >®lofTU® Ät Pay«U«, Idaho, undvv
(he Aei ol UoniniM of Ma r "h il, 1H72
1HUR8ÜAY, SKIT 30 1900.
lio thins, to (-louai- tin- world,
The man
Udulle.thl hi. kind;
for l«l him luce whir' vay h® will.
On® half I® y«t behlud
happening In
The council
Thlugs are surely
Payette this winter,
first gets busy with a city park and
a sewerage system. This is pleas
Ing to the citizens of Payette and
makes them think that Payette is
going to take her place as one of
the leading cities of Southern Idaho.
Now comes the Payette Valley rail
road with the welcome announcement
that it will extend its line from New
Plymouth to Emmett und this also is
a piece of information that Is pleas
ing not only to the citizens of Pay
ette hut to the entire valley. It
means the cementing of Payette Val
ley bringing Emmett. New Plymouth.
Fruitland and Payette In closer touch
The natural avenue of trade is up
and down the Payette river and
when the valley is traversed Its en
tire length by the Payette Valley
.Railroad Improvement will surely go
on much faster. It gives to Emmett
au opportunity to a greater degree
to develop the Immense lumbering
business of her section and gives
to all westbound trafic a direct out
let through Payette. The day that
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YOUR EYES
TROUBLE YOU
and yet you put off from day
to day the wearing of glasses
Its up to you of course—to
decide what you may do; but
let us suggest your coming to
without delay, and having
your eyes examined by our
Special Scientific Method.
We guarantee satisfaction or
us
return your money.
W. F. Strother
JEWELER and
OPTICIAN.
We do Expert Watch Re
pairing.
; link* Emmett, New Plymouth, Fruit
land and Payette together with bet
ter transportation facilities will be
an epoch making date in this val
ley and should be an occasion for
rejoicing and celebration.
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BUSY FRUITLANO ITEMS
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A good many ranchers are putting
up their third cutting of hay.
Mr. Henry Eagleston has returned
from the Deschutes country.
L. H. Rich, wife and son Charley
and -Mr. and Mrs. Nelson returned
! from Seattle the past week.
Trixie, the three year old daughter
! of Mr. Will McConnell Is quite sick
j with typhoid.
i Clyde Frazier returned Wednesday
from Forest drove. Ore., where he
has been visiting for some time.
Last week Ira Henderson sold his
ten acre ranch for $o,2r-0 to tirant
Fisher.
move to Nebraska.
Grover Stuart left last week for
Nyssa, Ore., where he has work for
the fall.
B. F. Tussing made a business trip
to Caldwell last week returning home
Saturday.
The dedication at the Baptist
church last Sunday afternoon and
evening was largely attended. Rev.
D. D. Cook, of Spokane, preaching
the dedicatory sermon. Special mu-1
sic from Payette and Fruitland was i
rendered. A debt of nearly $1,0001
was lifted by the generous congrega
tion. In the evening Rev. Hohler,
who is to be Plymouth's future pas-1
tor, preached the sermon. Endeavor
was held at 7:30 at the church. It
was a union meeting.
Inson was leader. There was also
special music.
Mr. Henderson expects to
Mr. L. Mack
Mr. E. A. Blair will soon complete
a small house which is being built in
the south part of his orchard. It
be occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Theron
M end)
Some of the Fruitland Militia boys
are In Boise drilling In Company I.
The Htngter's are doing nicely at
this writing, although one case has
been pretty serious.
We are informed that Martha Bar
nard who packed fruit at the Fruit
land packing house, is ill with ty
phoid at Emmett.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Melcher are
back from their honeymoon trip to
Seattle.
The new store which is
built at Fruitland is progressing rap
vill
being
idly.
Mrs. E. A. Blair has been quite sick
this week.
Cal Myers will soon move his dry
goods Into one of the Zeller buildings
This week the Cartiefix hotel was
sold to Mr. Stewart east of the Huti
Mr. Carneftx is thinking
ter ranch,
of building a two story brick hotel
Mr. and Mrs. Royston and their
son Carl, also Robert Miller returned
from Seattle last week.
fine winter seed wheat—
Extra
Enquire of A. E. Wood.
:t~* Downs line of Wool Square
Blankets. They are elegant.
Octoer Conference Rates
Via Oregon Short Line. Tickets on
sale from Idaho. Wyoming and Ore
gon points, October 1st to th5 in
clusive;
agents for rates and further partic
ulars.
36tf
limit October 15th. See
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[Keep Posted
On our merchandise and our me
thods. We appreciate your business
and will always make it a point to
merit it by lair and honorable dealings
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NEW FALL GOODS
Arriving Every Day
Always ask for our Premium Trading
Stamps. They are free and bring you
valuable premiums.
Canyon Commercial Co
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Chase & Sanborne's Coffee
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Select You Fall Shits Early
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Madam—Select them now—there never j J.
was a better time, for we are showing thVW 1
new models right from the hands of thdr ®
world's best makers of Women's Shoes.
We are showing tlie choice styles—all
blooming with the newest and best Fall Fea
tures.
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There are Street Shnas—Shoes
for Stormy days—Shoes for House
and Dress Occasions—New Colored
Top of Cravenette Cloth—New Per
forations—New Last* and Toes—
New Stout Tops. Etc.
$2.50 to $5.00
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Luck or chance never enters into a shoe
transaction here.
Then our splendid Shoe Service always
insures a right shoe and a right tit for every
woman that comes here for her shoes.
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JOHN W. SUR, The Shoe Man.