Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1909-04-08


That busy little store you hear so
much about. The Ontario Cash
Store.
Bulk figs l0cts per ID. at the
Ontario Cash Store
Sugar this week Is lbs. for 81 at
the Ontario Cash Store.
Picked pigs feet for lunch. Soc
per doz. at the Spot.
The Grill serves the best meals in
the city. All white help.
Bulk mince meat 15c per pound at
the Spot Phone US your orders.
Wear a sunbonnet to pevent freckIes
and buy it at the Baptist sale April 9.
WANTED--Girl for general house
work-no cooking Mrs. Worth s.
Lee.
Wanted :Competant woman for gener-
al homework. Enquire Bert Ave. &
Canyon Street.
FOR RENT-5 room plastered
house, furnished. close in. Inquire j.
H. Hawkins.
Sylvester Barron has good alfalfa
hay for sale. Phone 166x. One half
mile out of town. 4749
FOR SALE-Any part of car
load of cedar posts, cheap. Inquire
C. r. Wetherell Corporation. Aft
New line of ties at Eckstein Bros
All the latest and SWEETEST styles.
Get one while the line is complete.
There will be gingham and calico
aprons of all kinds. styles, and sizes
and prices. at the Baptist sale. April
8.
A swell line Of ties has been re-
ceived by Eckstein Bros. Select
one now to go with that new Easter
suit.
The w. l.. Thompson Furniture Co. is
showing fine line of new carpets and
linoleums that are new in design and
pattern. The prices are right and you
should not fail to investigate.
The Idaho Fruit Lands Company has
received twenty thousand apple trees
from the Stark Nursery and will dis
pose of a portion of them at reason
able prices. Call on or write them
for information.
The Baptist ladies will hold an
Easter sale of aprons, sunbonnets, and
children s dresses in the vacant room |
next to the Bakery, Friday afternoon,
April 9. Home made candies will (
also be on sale.
The bright warm weather of the
past month attracts large numbers
to the hot springs north of town.
Last Sunday several parties drove
out and enjoyed dinner near the
famous springs.
Find just what you want in aprons
at the Baptist sale, April in the
"old Pilliner'' store next to the bak-
cry. Dainty white aprons and fancy
ones of different kinds and sizes as
we'll as the useful kinds.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Griffith were
j Boise the latter part of last week.
Mr.. Griffith was transacting legal
business prior to the opening of the
spring term of court last Monday
H,lp to make the Baptist building
fund grow by buying your Spring sup
ply of aprons at the Baptist sale,
April 8. and do not forget about the
delicious home made candies. Orders
will also be taken for bonnets and
,hildren's dresses.
Prof. j. F. Littooy went down 10
Grand View last Monday to attend
meeting of the Horticultural associa-
tion at that place and also direct par
ties who are setting out large or
chards tracts. Prof. Littooy is
very valuable man to this section and
it is very interesting to note the
fruit sections that are taking such
early opportunity of his presence.
In addit on to the Grand View Sec
ton. the Medbury settlers are organi-
Z ng an Association in order to take
advantage of his service. The Med
bury association expects to be organ
lied the latter part of the present
month.