Payette enterprise., January 23, 1919, Image 6

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

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Nt'W SPRING GOODS
Coining in
Just Received Our New
Spring Silks
All New Patterns—Come in and See Them
•/usf Arrived a nice new lot of
Spring Ginghams and
New White Goods
We have a new line of
Ladies House Dresses
and Aprons
Come in and Look Them Over
Bring us your grocery orders .
Our stock is complete
We can
fill them.
Gorham Merc. Co
You can always find
bargains at our store
Hard Wood Kit hen Cabinets
$ 21.00
$31.00
$35.50
$48.75
$17.50 to $30.00
$ 12.40
$ 14.25
$ 16.80
$22.40
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Come and see us
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ARRIVAL Of TRAINS JAN. 1«t, 191
No. 18—1:27 a. m.
No. 17—2:45 a.
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Teiltest cnl
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in.
on tin
No. 8£—7:40 a. m.
No. 86—8 : 4.5 m.
No. 4—10: 10 a. m.
No. 6 j —6:10 p. m.
No. 19—9 15
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T to cataract Is 1:5,1
' ;t two and
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;t wide, or
i 1 1, .if times ns wide ns
p. m.
No. 6—9: 26 p. in.
P. V. L«»v»
! mated that 1OO.000,
■' <>v*t Niagara
gives the
877—7:4f.
Ar. 378—-2:46 p. m.
terN
a. m.
tons.
FOR RUNT: 8 room mod rn bo
hot,«
Good loc» tlon.—1. W. ' enw r ,
284-r5.
FOR S ALE- 30 tone »'nid alfa fa
Hej. 2 mile- e; nth ol
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STRAYED
One small two year old Jersey
er, branded F on L:ft hip. Notify
E. Hill.
STRAYED
One black pig with red
weight about 75 pounds. Notify
I Powell at Moss Mercantile Store.
Taken up at the Hurd ranch
miles east of Payette, one yearling
steer. Color, brindle; no brand. Owner
'•an have same by paying feed bill
for this ad. F. A. Boyer.
Strayed Away.
One red 2-year-old heifer with
on legs, SK joined, with bar under
neath, with right ear undercropped.
Notify this office or James McGreevv.
■dice to Taxpayers in Road District
No. 1.
There will be a meeting at the Chap
' r house on Monday night, January
. 101!) at 7:00 o'clock, for the purpose
of selecting a road supervisor and
" iv«s the advisability of levying
ial road tax.
B. F. SUPLEE,
arrant Call., State of Idaho.
1 cc is horeby given that on and
I r Jan. 28, 1919, I will pay,
tentation, ail registered General
'und warrants against the State 0
:nho up to and including No. 47745.1
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JOHN W. EAGLESON,
State Treasurer.
C. A. Groves.
Span of marcs, 5 and 8 years old,
" i; h about 3500, sound and gentle.
n foal to Ton Percheron l-orse. Priced!
"■asonablc. Address, W. R. Gresham,
F. D. 2, New Plymouth, Idaho.
Holtein
phone 283
For Sale.
Wanted :
Baby calves,
and Durhams preferred.
he polished by
Poet's Many ;
pnei must nil!.
ualitles.
intercourse with the world
'udiis of tnste; one to whom In
negligence, refinement a science,
n a nature.—Disraeli.
as with
For Sale.
A rood, genuine family cow.
Milk
her and test the milk before buying.
T. F. Pugh, telephone 289-J2.
For lessons in music and telegraphy
call at No. 531 Sixth Street Phone
49R. Satisfaction guaranteed.
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Women Suffering
; from the various forms of ailments
peculiar to their sex, have found
permanent relief through
Chiropratie
adjustments. 1 invite yon to call
at my office and investigate. Learn
more about this Science. Do not
listen to knockers; there are lots
of them; but remember, the truth
will
hammer,
tion.
survive even in Jspite of the
No charge for consulta
Telephone for appointment;
DR. W. ß. SIMS
Chiropractor
Crighton Blk.
Payette, Ida
Yep! I've Had the Flu.
the ' Garlic'' grip i've heard about
i-as imaiiy put my health to rout.
„ - leaped upon me unawares
-*J.d now I'm j.orced to slay up stairs;
Also in bed.
t ache and pain in every place,
r ve had four spaàms in my face,
My ears are quite convulsive too,
1 guess vith life I'm almost through.
. I'm nearly dead.
The doctor poked and pummeled me;
I moan and groan in agony.
1 have to live on malted hay;
Can't go the the cabaret.
Life's a blank, fever four hundred and
two;
My head feels life an oyster stew.
A barrel of water is one good drink
Hut it nearly put me on the blink.
Must be a tank.
One minute I'm in Heaven's vale,
The next, my guide has a forked tail,
Along the banks of the brimstone sea
Where other imps are awaiting me
In numbers without end.
I am nearly ready for harp and rings,
Or hoofs and horns and sundry things
go;
Perhaps above, perhaps below;
My future life to spend.
No other ailment that I know
With this blamed thing would stand
a show.
Heif
Sam
It is a cheat, darned hard to beat.
I'xc had small pox, and the mumps,
Till | Ddls and bunions and sundry bumps
this thin's got my Nanny.
My eyes are filled with pearly dew,
Around my gills I'm deepest blue.
Mj hair has turned from brown to
twe
and
gray;
My nose is wearing fast away,
By process quite erosive.
Whene're I am compelled to sneeze
I nearly bust my B. V. D.'s.
Compared with it, naught else is fit
To be a high explosive.
I've weathered all these aches and
chills
By taking forty different kinds of pills.
Now I must take a "shot" of netro
carbolenza.
'Twill leave me stiff and lame and sore
But nothing can "faze" me any more,
For I've had the dog gone Spanish
influenza.
to
—Ed. C. Shellworth.
Dedicated to my fellow sufferers.
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For Sale:—* Driving horse, safe fo
ladies and cildren. Phone 283J5.
N. M. Jensen. 2t2.
1 FOR SALE: Cheap ' Four Harn68s
f i nyins Shutt,e Rag carpet Iooln - Ft)r
partic " ,ars cal1 or ^dress Sam W.
Lil , Payett°, Idaho. Fhone 245-w. tf
CARD OF- THANKS.
We take this means of express
ng our sincere thanks to the many
'friends who. so kindly rendered
fc ^ pir assistance during the sick
nes , 8 anc ^ death of our dear Wife
; fln< ' Mot her.
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J. K. ' OWARD
and Family.
Spanish Sulphur Deposits.
In the province of Murcia, Spain,
there nr e a number of sulphur depos
One of the most Important of
ils.
thern Is that of La Suratn de Lorca,
nenr the town of Lorca, the bed of
which extends over a length of ten
kilometers and a width of one to two
kilometers.
Using Plaster of Pari*.
If you wish to use plaster of paris
for filling cracks In walls, mix with
v,ne E nr Instead of water, then It
be hnriJle ' J like
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Compression — Complete with Built-in Magneto
MORE THAN RATED POWER
AND A WONDER AT THE PRICE
WOOD & SPAULDING
Officials Trap Peculators Who
Nefariously Into the Cash
Drawer.
Id their surveillance and apprehen
sion of suspected persons government
secret officers often find it necessary
to "mark the money" handled by such
persons.
There are various methods
of so marking the national currency,
one of the most novel of which Is
piu-prick.
The note to be marked Is, say,
$5 silver certificate bearing the vig
nette of an Indian chief in full
galia of feathers and trappings and
presenting a full-face view. With the
aid of a pin the secret service man
makes two punctures In the bill
rectly In the pupils of the Indian's
eyes. To the casual and sometimes
even critical inspector of the note
these pin-pricks are invisible,
raised to the light, however, the bill
will distinctly reveal tl^em.
The markings are complicated by
the following process ; The pinpoint
applied in the "twist" of the large
figure 5 of the two upper comers of
the note. These tiny twists do not
appear on the "necks" of the two fig
ures 5 that are ou both sides of the
bottom of the note. The note Is now
pierced again, this time at the ends
of the scrolls on each side of the
word "five" in the lower center of the
bill.
The marking is now complete.
In secret It Is exhibited to one or more
persons for purposes of Identification
and Is then placed In the till or money
drawer to which the suspected person
has access.
It is said that the pln-prlcks will re
main perfect for some time. When
such bills are produced in court and
their markings are explained under
oath conviction is practically certain.
—Literary Digest.
RED; EMBLEM OF DOMINATION
Ha» From Time Immemorial Been Sig
nificant of High Authority—Blue
Called Cloak of Hoaveip
Of all bright colors red is the favor
ite among primitive peoples. It
cites to violence in flags and uniforms.
Red is the emblem of domination In
politics and religion. The cardinal and
the doctor of divinity have their red
robes.
On the other hand, red has replaced
green in one respect as a restful color.
At great state functions out of doors
In India, such as a durbar, red umbrel
las are preferred to green
tlve sunshade.
Blue has a minor influence. Curious
enough, it appears only to affect the
cat in the same way that red affects
other animals. Humanity has a respect
for blue, which is the cloak of heaven.
legends and fairy tales It is the
good little boy, destined to achieve
success in life and marry a prlncqu,
who is described as clothed In blue,
while a red blouse serves for the bad
boy.
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CHOICE GROCERIES
Every effort on our part
is directed toward supply
ing good things to eat and
to maintaining pleasa nt
relations with all
tomers.
Our variety ot the best
family staple s is always
la rge enough to satisfy
he desire of the most
cr tical bayer both
quality and price.
our cus
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Our Phone is 258
The CANYON COM! CO.
Barley Long Known to "Man.
Barley was originally a wild grass
of western Asia. It Is believed to be
the most ancient cultivated vegetable
food of mankind Three varieties ot
the grain have been found in the pre
historic lake dwellings of Switzerland,
dating back to the Stone Ago.
Swift-Running Animals.
The swiftest dog in the world, the
borzoi, or Ilusslnn wet-hound, lias
oio de record runs that show 75 feet
In a second, while the gazelle has
shown mensured speed of more than
10 feet a second, which would give It
a speed of 4,500*feet In a minute If the
pace could be kept up.
Electrics.
New York Is estimated to have 2,500
commercial electric vehicles, Chicago
1.050, and Philadelphia 150.
liberty bonds
The First National Bank ha* made
arrangementa to open a BOND DE
POSIT ACCOUNT, on certificate plan
by means of which absolute aecurity
is furnished without
w sh to deposit their Liberty BondB.
The depositor will have the
security as though he deposited
same amount In currency, thus elim
inating ail risk by losing or Un ft.
t-ring in your bonds and learn qf
the plan.
cost to all who
same
the
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
Payette, Idaho.
M. F. Albert,
Cashier.
FOR SALE: AlfSfa Hay.—
Potitz, phone 282-J
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For Sale.
Dry apple wodd sawed stove length
$8.00 per cord at ranch or $10.00 dr
hvered. George Windle.