The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1908-12-31
Crosson for sweet potatoes.

tress. Kar & Co.
Cr.sson has bargains in banket.
and quilts.
Butter wrappers, either printed
or blank. at Index office.
The largest stock of fence wire
ever received in this city is under
cover at Hawkins warehouse. He
handles the Ellwood and the Ameri-
can. There is none better.
a healthy man is king in his
own right; an unhealthy man is an
unhappy slave. Burdock Blood
Bitters builds up sound health
keeps you we'll.
The Nampa correspondent of the
Capital News says The Webb
Brothers real estate agency closed
/ deal today for the sale of so acres
Of Emmett bench land at $95 per
acre. 1t is raw land with no i'm
orovement. This land they bought
not a year ago for 1872 per acre,hav-
ing secured it just prior to the
turning in OF the wafer to the land
Of that section. The sale was
made to a recent arrival from Colo
RADIO. The advance is due to the
lesirabiiity Of those lands for The
fruit business.
One preacher claims to have
provided support for eighty seven
persons for the last two years BY
:aith and prayer. That looks like
IN easy way to make living, but
it's hard for those who never learn
ed the trade.
One of the most interesting sue
,essful experiments made in the
way of fruit raising by grating
two different varieties together has
come to light. Two miners Thorn
as and Francis Hauek of Delta,
Idaho have announced that they
have grown apples on serviceberry
bush. The men grated a four
year old apple tree on the berI,
bush and to their delight the
plant blossomed and two well de-
apples grew to maturity
his year. Further experiments in
ruit grating will be carried out
~ these men.
The local paper should be found
n every home. No child will
row up ignorant if taught to ap-
,reciate the home paper. It's said
o be the stepping stone of intelli-
renee in all those matters moi
ound in books; give your children !
foreign paper containing not
word about any person place OF |
hing that they ever saw and how
ould you expect them to be inter
sted? But let them ha a home
,aper and reaa of people whom
hey meet and of familiar places
nd soon an interest is awakened
which increases with every arrival
f the local paper. Thus a habit
f reading is formed md those
hildren will become intelligent
len and women; a credit to their
ncestors strong in the knowledge
the world as it is today.
Friday night the management of
be opera house has an attraction
nat has created the greatest furore
! New York in twenty years.
amely the latest thing in plays,
The Devil. Nor has this ex-
itement been confined to New
,ork alone, for the play has
cen On instantaneous success ev-
-vwhere. In Seattle it has brok
D all records at the stock the
.ers, and the same can be said /
Tacoma, Portland. San Francis ,
}. Los Angeles. and every other 4,
irge city in the land. The CON- /
any which comes Friday night has
cen carefully selected TO fill the
of the play and the
-incipal female role is in the
ands of Miss Ethel Tucker aud
D better or stronger actress has
.sited the coast country in years I
If. Whit Brandon, also a sterling
tor, will be seen in the name
Devil. The New York
vening Journal says of the play
The Devil is the champagne Of
odern drama, extra dry, it is
deed the very world, flesh and
.e devil of today, without poet
+, without optimism, with noth-J
g short of sheer deviltry end dia-
,lical wit, it strips two conveu
onal persons of their convention
safeguards and sends them
raight to hell. It does this arts
,ally, fascinatiugly, and with the
,enest of all eNcitement-mental
settlement. 1t is clever to the
ID. Never have we seen this /,
nd of Satan, - so brilliantly i'm
.:,,.. 90 f,SI,f,--o biy, baT man,