The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1900-06-30
BUSINESS SKETCHES.

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pushed rapidly to San Francisco.
BUSINESS SKETCHES.
These sketches here presented
have been prepared for the purpose
OF reviewing and extending ac-
quaintanceship with the men and
the establishments of this, one OF
Idaho's most prosperous towns.
Caldwell is noted for her wideawake
and public-spirite business men,
whose methods in all transactions
are marked by enterprise and alert
ness. They care well and faith
fully for their buyers and possess
every advantage to provide for the
needs of patrons at rock bottom
prices. These facts are known and
as result caldwell's trade circle
continues to grow larger rapidly.
The citizens of the town and vi
,cinity can find no possible excuse
to buy outside of this market, for
equal, and in many instances better
advantages and opportunities pro-
vided by capital, experience, enter
prise and established integrity exist
here, and some one or more of the
foregoing requisites to satisfactory
buying are usually wanting away
from home. Here purchasers can
secure better prices and more hon
est values. Buyers deal with mer-
chants whom they know and by
whom they are known. The repu-
tation of the home merchant Is his
best capital, and this fact even in
the strictest business sense urges a
policy of thoroughly honest meth
DDS for self protection. The follow
ing sketches have been prepared
with care. No attempt has been
made to overdraw or exaggerate,
and credit where credit is due is
given freely and ungrudgingly.
The buying public are requested to
keep sharp lookout ON the
TR1BUNE's advertising columns.
They are the index to enterprise,
and through them buyers are kept
constantly posted as to what to buy
and the place at which to buy.
H. H. JONES, FURNITURE AND UN-
DERTAKING.
Enterprise, wherever it is found,
and an honest effort to satisfy the
demand of the public, should al
ways be commended and supported.
These remarks are suggested by a
visit to the furniture establishment
of H. H. Jones, where the large
stock, containing as it does variety
in household furniture, gives to
housekeepers superior facilities.
There is variety in make, quality
and style in bedroom suits, side
boards, rocking chairs, dining and
parlor chairs, tables, couches and
other like appointments for the
home. A select line of carpets,
mattings and linoleums forms part
of the stock from which the house
keeper can satisfy her needs at sat-
isfactory prices. Another feature,
and one which arrests the attention
of housekeepers, is the facilities en-
ployed for picture framing. This
is in charge of a competent and ex-
perlenced person, and frames can
be secured of any size, from a va
riety of designs, and at almost any
figure. Mr., Jones also carries a
large stock of coffins, caskets and
fine funeral furnishings, and is pre-
pared to undertake the care and
burial of the dead after the most
approved methods. His repeated
success in this line is winning for
him an excellent reputation. Be-
fore engaging in the furniture and
undertaking business Mr.. Jones
was for many years connected with
the establishments of the M. B.
Gwinn Mercantile Co. and T. K.
Little, and has large circle of ac-
quaintances throughout this sec
ton. His reputation rests on the
relations which he has sustained
with the public, which have been
characterized by fair and honorable
dealings. His establishment is a
credit to the community and well
deserves the large patronage it is
receiving.
T. K. LITTLE, DRY GOODS, GENTS
FURNISHING GOODS, ETC.
AS Indicating Caldwelrs progress
siveness in mercantile lines, the es-
tablishment of r. K. Little offers
to the inhabitants of the surround
ing section the department store
methods of catering to the public,
which methods have grown SO pop
ular in all Our larger cities. The
department store supplies from one
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