The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1896-06-06

Hardy q Thorp have just received 4
fresh stock Of "PaYito,1 aWalter Scott,
and Lady Aberdeen cigars These
are staple and lirstclass cigars
Seats on sale Monday at Blatcbravs
for the performances Thursday and
Friday admission Scots. No extra
charge for reserved seats. Children AZ
Remember the large line Of ladies,
children's and mems fine shoes which
viii arrive atJ B. Stewards about the
18th. The best that can be bought for
money. =
There will be preaching in the Pres.
byterian church tomorrow at 1880 a
M, subject: david the Outlaw The
eYeaing service viii be a t,nier, CT
meeting
Two and one half pounde of Schill.
ing's bakiag powder for only 85c. Did
ever You hear of anything like that be.
fore? E. II. Plowhead, Main Street
Caldwell.
Friday evening tht:KnigLts of Pyth-
las viii appear in the program that met
with such success last winter. Fun
and laughter from the raise to the fall
of the curtain.
Do you "Chaw"? Well, then whv
pay 80 or go cents pound for Horse
Shoe and Star tobacco when you can
get it for 40 cents at E. IL. Plowhead's
sacrifice store, Main Street.
just think of this: / will sell YOU a
first la SO shoe for ST. or SO shoe
fer 1926. This is business. The stock
must be closed out. Now is your OBJ,
portunity. e. II. Plowhead.
Fine wool shirts, anywhere from 65
cents to 1926, cheap at three times the
price, Get your wool shirts before the
Mckinley tariff is re-enacted. E. II.
Plowhead closing out sale, Main st.
"On with the Dance" "Denied
Home" "The Hottest Coon in Town"
an carry Your Picture Ger My Heart"
"Baby's in Her Downy Nest" and The
Darkies Dress Parade, Thursday even
ing.
Mrs. A. K. Steunenberg, Mrs. Frank
Steunenberg and Mrs. q. b. Steunen-
berg, started for the Warm Springs
Thursday intending to be absent sew
oral weeks. Object, health and reCrea.
ton.
Where did you get that hat? Why,
at Z. II. PIowhead's sacrifice store of
course. Only cost so cents and worth
four times the money. lie sells hats as
high as $40, but that style is too fine
for me.
The season for pink teas has just
gone out but the season for fine green
teas is always in, particularly when you
can get the very best for % cents
pound. Try my green teas. E. Il.
Plowhead.
Uncle Billy Siebenberg says the com
missil ners or somebody ought to be
held responsible for the damage done
property by the breaking away of the
Methodist ditch head gate. That looks
reasonable.
Mastitf tobacco is something that all
lovers of the weed pine for Ihave on,
ly limited amount left out am closing
it cut at the rid.culYUsly low price of 60
cents a pound. i. II. Plowhead, Main
Street, Caldwell.
Wet weather is delaying building op
erations considerably. Work on I. X.
Titles residence has been interrupted
and the Fahy brick block is
being held back on account of the i'm
possibility of making brick.
Mr.. B. f. White and family came
down from Dillon, Montana, last Sun
day. Mr.. White is looking after his
and other interests while
Mrs. White will spend some weeks
with friends and relatives.
Largest and finest stock of gloves on
the market. Must be sold in ten days.
Prices right to bedrock. Don't pay two
prices while E. II. Plowhead will sup
ply you at half of one price. Genuine
sacrifice saleI Going like hot cakes.
Good woman, why work yourself to
death putting up fruit at acost of 10 cts.
a pound when l can sell you the most
delicious canned fruits at the rate of
21$ pounds for Is cents. Save money,
labor aud anxiety! L. II. Plowhead.
IMPORTANT.-One hundred dozen
first quality shoes for men, ladies and
children will be received by j. B. Stew
art, direct from the east, about the 10Th.
They are in blacks and tans, all styles,
and the finest line ever brought to
Caldwell.
The enterprising firm Of Barry 8
Phillips of this city has secured the
contract for hauling the De Lamar
freight which will hereafter be trans
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