The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-11-05

them all. We have il Barr
Chainey.
Have you seen the piano We are
going 20 give away Dec. 24Y n
the one that gets the largest number
OF votess Beginning Nov. 5. One
coupon will be in each paper.
The Brown Table Supply company
have put their new delivery wagon
IN commission, and it Is safe TO saw
that it is about the neatest wagon ON
the streets.
Mrs. j. LaBelle has engaged rooms
in the Beden block and win do FASH
ionable dressmaking including tailor
ing. Cleaning and repsiring ladies'
and gentlemen's apparel speciality.
All work guaranteed. Low prices for
good work.
Go to J. W. Wiggett for dry wood,
coal, hay, feed, vehicles and wagons.
farming implements, plows, harrows.
seeders, etc. 800 Occur d'Alene
street. Phone No. IL.
The contract for the Chamberlain
building to be erected at the corner
Of Fourth and Lakeside streets. has
been let to PARROT, Jones & Da-
vey, and the work ON the foundation
will be commenced this week. This
will be modern one story building
containing four store rooms fronting
on Fourth street. There will be
fair sized basement and all the mod
ern appliances will be installed.
A car Of fancy apples at a price,
while stock lasts. Beethoven, 81 a box,
Jeneton sl.25 per box, R. C. Pippin
s1.35 per box r. l. Greening, 81. 40
box, Northern Spy s1.45 Jonathan
S1.65 Idaho Mercantile company.
The Epworth League Of the Metho-
dist church will give a peanut ex-
cursion at the Blackwell pavilion
next Friday evening. This promises
to be most novel entertainment and
is the first one of its kind to be given
in our city. The price Of admission
is % cents including luncheon after
you have made the round trip.
Yes, the piano in the Occur d.
Alene Furniture company's window
is the one we will give to the one re-
ceiving the most votes in the con-
test; you can get contracts at the
Press Office.
Mrs. Chamberlain, mother of A. V.
Chamberlin, of the American Trust
company, arrived Saturday morning
from Wisconsin, and will spend some
time visiting her son.
Each lady will be presented with a
beautiful souvenir, each child with
candy at the opening of the Palace
Cloak & Suit house AT Sherman
street Saturday, Nov. 10.
The hay market is slightly depres-
sed and that article of commerce is
exceedingly scarce and high priced.
Bids for hay in this locality run as
high as $50 per ton undelivered and
| it can not be had for that price.
Potatoes are correspondingly scarce
and are bringing as high as $3.50 a
hundred weight. The onion crop was
exceedingly poor this year and that
commodity is very scarce and the
prices high. Other vegetables ap.
pear to be plentiful and cheap.
Saturday evening a large crowd
gathered to participate in the jollity
at the roller skating rink, and about
so persons were present. This resort
is fast becoming popular with the
people of the city and each night
witnesses a larger crowd. The
proprietors are doing all in their
power to make the resort a pleasant
one. No rowdyism is allowed and
instructors are kept busy initiating
the new skaters into the mysteries Of
the rollers. One of the features Sat.
urday evening was an exhibition by
a popular young couple, and theil
work was pleasing and we'll executed.
This exhibition was given that those
present might learn the true secret o.
easy and graceful skating and If the!
initiate those who gave the exhibition
they will have accomplished much.