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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-05-01
Marshall Marble and
Granite Works
WIN. A. SMITH
& SON
fos EAST CHURCH ST.
MARsHALLToWN, ia.

The oYdest Marble and Granite Works
IN central Iowa, in business continu-
hnsly for over forty-five years. All
work in carving and lettering done
with electric tools.
ANY one needing work will save
kmoney by seeing our work and getting
prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-26

br another daughter Mrs. Nary ot1ver The
second Julia of the mansion was julia Dent
Grant
Tr, only Lucy was Lucy Webb Hayes.
The only Luererl4 was Lucretia Rudolph
Garfield
TheW wife ~ Arthur died about the time be- was
nominated TN Vice President. When he sue
---..,.- p. -t- presidency through the assi ,lIa-
mon .f Garfield hIs sister Mrs Mary Arthur
NrEl-rv tee4uc mistress ot the mansion
r.-.. -g--.,. ID Mrs. Arthur was Ellen H-ru3lu
Sh, WAS "a -.uthrrurr and brilliant woman
Th, r--.t-e-- Iu Gil, first alu-uI5tr4tilu Of
Cleveland was Dos sister. Mss Rose france
Poison. the WHITE House bride was the nrsr
lady % che land Oh tle second admins trlti1n
ot Cleveland
Ca-.Iur was The name ~ the wife ~ Fres-
d-ur benjamin Harrison She died III the
WHITE House
Mrs. Mckinley was Ida Mr.. Roosevelt Is
Edith Mr. Taft D. Helen
H.... n..rE are Mr. Grover Cleveland and
Mrs Theodore Roosevelt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-26

was T. -u-Ivze the motive OF such unIooked-tor
generosity ora has part
TIL slight mystery underlying the incident
was nor cleared up until beliani reached
the capital Two n- three DAYS after IulIus hiru-
self The latter cleared the arp by expressing
Cls Unl1uu-e- a-r4zeuent an finding hls cousin
engaged o. "a Young American woman 90 whose
existence he had not even heard before DE was
introduced o. her. Under the conditions u
seemed @. SAVIOR ct tle ridiculous O. ask Il he
was -Le hidden agent m the matter o- the
picture. Eu- be-arl was -4u-Hr itself NOT
tr- "a moment did hr euCeaEu- o. conceal his
responsibility. Aher Alec weicl-el hmm
ga rlg evening Cf has ARRIVAL. De- Grew t-e
King aside and sand. with al the trlen-l-rrss
at one apparently devoted 20 the hasnaVlan
cause.
- ara glad o. see that my lirrle scheme a-s
worked wen OF course vu- guessed VIII. ~ was
that despatched Mss Vernon from Paris"
NO said Alec. scanning the Greeks s-ui.-
Ing Yet subtle face with those frank ewes ot his
that had 81. quickly learned the secret of look
Iug beneath rle veneer ~ mex. IS words o. dis
cover thr-- motives. no. ] never associated
YOU with ler appearance lerr. hat INSPIRED
vru z. ~. ! may say 40 once -r-r regard % AS
the most friendly act YOU could possi-l-- --ve
peri formed So Tar as / am concerned but
know veu wen enough O. be "a Ltrl, dubious
BeIi4ni smiled and spread WIDE his hands
with trr leurecat1rv gesture ~ the Levantlre.
Long wears NJ residence m the capitals ~
Europe had u.t wholly e-are- The serE-e
r-4ure-isr-s ~ the Eastern money lender
That ls because you know ! am Greek.
1-rr-- Majesty. he sand . u O. the UIst .----e
II NV c1-rr-r-uer that we are seldom given
credit Tor l----re-esr-- r- .--EeS. Wen j N--
be- honest. l--re frank m trr- frr the excellent
reason thar q. ! was o. enle4var O. hoocWlnk
YOU I think ] should ta-. I make u nay .--'-
ness o. know everything repeat. every ta-1-
about kae-.v-4- a--atrs and when the -----..r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-26

solely ~ Two members without exciting a GER
tam amount az eminent.
Bur that doesn't explain why YOU should
have decided upon the tNtraOrCluary step Of
sending her % DelErarz.'
NO. II shows only how readily I avaied
myself 0t existing Circumstance. You SEE. sit
ting there IN Paris and reading Of YOUR phe-
uorneD4l pregrr~s. pictured o. myself the Iso-
-4tluC- the lack o- svupltlcrc companion mp,
that vuu must De suffering here despite al the
brave fireworks NJ V0-r aclleEeueuts We
Greeks aye poets and philosophers as well as
uuaullt-s. and gra-lrrl those higher instincts
~ r1T race uy rendering possible a WISH o. Del
graft ~ the lady whom q. % had chosen as a
bride w-l.e 40 tle same time hope % DO my
SELF good turn M winning your favor. for /
have money lt stake Hu YOUR success Please
ID. NOT forget that your MAJESTY I supported
the belgrade cause when II was 40 the lowest
eaa et failure. and naturally look forward
now o. reco-p myself
s. IL this Is new o. nae" said Alec. new and
somewhat pulling. In what way are YOU
bound -p with the fortunes OF my house Non
sleur Brliani-
The Greek shrugged his shoulders express
lvelV- There are SD MANY WAYS m which m
terr-t m fallen monarchy can Dee kept alive
De said " Nor-eiEueur vaur father u wei ac-
gua-ute- with the turns and twists Of events
ever since DE- was driven forth from kosnovla
As Young man For many vears ] remained
half and VHu Yourself are aware that when vuu
were a boy &C fourteen St4mpo- and ] escaped
death only hv the skin of our teeth because NJ
an alartive attempt % place your father Oh ths
throne
-Of course" said Alec thoughttullv. vau
must De- repaid w-th interest the sums YOU have
expended IN our behalf. but ] warn YOU that %
new era a. economy bias been established here
AS father and I have already agreed q. -l-er
cr thar point He seemed o. think the chief
business u KING was tH exploit hIT subjects
whereas my theory I- thar tle KING should SEP
ar example NJ quiet living and industry. Don 2
forget -l4r I have seen some ur my brother
uure-tares stranded III Paris. mostly tecau-.
ther we've SD ready o. Eratitv their own aprc-
tirr- ~ thr expense NJ their people ] need
hardly t-II v.u Bellaul. that ha7uav1a Is d
poverty -r--. ken State. We have suffered from
tr-a- generations of self seeking and r-rac-1-s
rulers THAT - an ended. ! mean O. render
r-v people happy and ..utr-re-- II shall De-
tle one care ot my life % make them SD and o.
l- Is The VIII ~ Providence thar belgrade
should reign iu the next generation mV legacy
Q. ham VIII u- nor millions M pounds invested
~ foreign sreg-rtre-. hur nation strong self
contained and r- re-.r
W De- r.ufrart usst >fu-Er
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-26
This Book from the
Atlas Cement Library

sent free, tells YOU all about concrete con-
structiOn, how TO mix the concrete, how 10
build the forms for every kind of concrete
job about your home or farm Ii gives
photographs of successful examples in al
kinds of concrete work. Ii shows that con
crete Is the most durable and adaptable, a.
we'll as the most beautiful and economical
construction there Is, and that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-26
LADIES OF THE WHITE HOUSE

ana they were assumed uV her
daughter Mrs Martha p4tter-
SON Later she was succeeded
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1909-12-25

route win be opened January 4 at
Washington
HartenbOwer Bros have been
sWarded the contract for laying the
pipe for the waterwOrks IN the paw
ing district
The following marriage licenses
were issued Tuesday T. LeetHs VII
Iiams and Geneva Lydia Hibbs, both
of Parma; Frank Page and Leila A
Huntly of Nampa; Grover E Gar
man and Susie n Leaville, both Of
Parma.
Clarence ROash, the young man who
was recently committed 70 the reform
school On . charge of burglary, was
in Judge Hagelin's court today on the
charge of destroying public property.
The specific charge being that of haS-
ing set FIRE TO the jail recently by
which the roof was damaged to such
an extent that it was necessary to
remove the prisoners. Evidence suffi-
cient was introduced that the judge
felt justified IN placing him under q
$1,000 bond for his appearance in the
district court
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IA, section 9, twp. n. range / w.
B. NJ; consideration 5000.
II. A. Partridge and wife to AD-
raham Duquette, all Of lot 4, block s,
Arlington addition to Nampa, eOnsid-
Grafton $25G.
Walter Knox and wife to Billiard
G johnson Sheep and Land Co, Ltd,
all of NE Ia Sc IA and N 1-2 Sc
Ia section 8, and w IL NV Ia sec
ton 9, and N 1-2 NV IA section ~,
all in twp. z, N. range w. B. N. $50
acres, consideration $4,000.
S. W. Isle and wife 70 Jennie In
man E 1-2 of lot 4, and lots and s,
block 81, Meleher's addition, Payette
consideration 5000.
Elmer Rose and wife to W. Wilton
all Of N y acres of E IL NE IA
section II, twp 6 N. range 8 w. Il,
NJ; consideration $3.50.
New Plymouth Land & Colonial
ton Co, Ltd, to John Peters, land in
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1909-12-25

NV IL NE Ia, section 81 tv, : :
range 5 W, B. H., eonsidp. !. : \.
$1,000. A''on
Richard A. Merchant and w;.
Alice P. Rudolph Sc 40 feet - ~ 2
end of lot IS, blk AZ, 4Ox5O f., ne
sideratiOn, $I725. sOa-
James B. English to Cbsr,.
Paine, lots Is. IL. 1s, 10, 20, p N, =
Sc, BBates addition to Parm. -
sideratiOn, $500. l-
Clark Kimball and wife to h..
Powell, all Of lot 7, block 25. Co. nm
& Kings addition to Nampa. CO., 49,
Grafton $S5o.
John o. Little and wife to cA..,.
A Walton. E 1-2 lot 4, block ls NJ. q
ters. addition to Payette; eons;a.-
ton $500.
Richard Barrett and wife tn :
Hampton, SW-I-4 NV IA section a. !.
twp. 6 N. range . w. B. NJ 40 .r,..,
consideration $4,000.
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WOman's Corner of Social Chat and
Household Secrets.

Mrs. BlatchIey went up to Boise
Saturday to bid farewell TO SIR. and
Mrs Gwinn who left on that day for
California TO spend the winter.
Mesdames Boone, Olmstezd, VII
hams, Harrington, Stone, Misses
Marie Boone and Ray OImstead were
Boise visitors Saturday.
Miss Agnes Aven celebrated her
18th natal day on Saturday last from
2 to 4 p. m by inviting TO her home
q number Of her friends The usual
childhood games were enjoyed De
hei0us refreshments were served at
the close Of the afternoon the Piece
de resistance" OF which was a cake of
thirteen layers, decorated with thir-
ten candles Each young girl made
q wish for the young hostess future.
The guests, who consisted of the fol-
lowing left many good wishes beside
some more substantial favOrs: Car
Fie Froman, Martha Rice. Marie
Baker. Pauline Baker, Mary Corbett
Louise Galyan. DOrethea Goldsmith,
Ruth MeNair. Uldine Gartin, LenOre
Gartin, Amy Lesser, Inez Galloway,
Helen JUNIOR, Irene Williams, Selva
Hedden, Elsie Meyer, Marie Keller,
Lney Oakes, KathIene Young, Marie
Berger. Dorothy Merritt, Margaret
O'COnner, Mildred Brown, Ellen
BOultOn, Ruth Hart, Miss Gene Row
land. Master Horace and Bud Aven.
Mrs Wilson and Mrs. J. c. Lesser
assisted Mrs Aven.
Mrs A. l. Meyers gave a very de-
hghtful surprise stag dinner party
for her husband on Saturday evening
and the lucky guests were: Messrs.
r d. Kyle, A A. BinfOrd, C. J. West
cot. J. A Miller, B. n Holt.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1909-12-25
REAL Estate TRANSFERS.

hEAfI ESTATE IhANSE EE1S-
Laura Macarthur TO Frances Nc
Arthur, part of sec1lOn Is, twp. 3 N.
range ?, W. B. NJ, LA acres; con-
sideratiOn, $1-OO.
Mrs. A. NJ Henry and husband to
William Kaisner, lot IL, block 50,
Grifiths & King addition to Nampa;
consideration $1.O0.
F. A. DeCIark and wife and o. NJ
Calender and wife to Mary l. Rich
ardson, lot IS, block z, Emmett GEN.
etery; consideration $500.
G. d. Stamm to E. L. Stamm, "
Il E 1-2 NE IL, and E 1-2 w Is
NE Ii SW IL section IS, twp.
N. range / w. B. H., containing IL
acres; consideration, $500.
Thomas Quinn to Mary Lee, lot s
block rs, Young addition to NamPa
consideration, $4,000.
Margaret Young, divorced wife Of
John Young, to Eugene Stewart, $
IL SW IA sec %; also NE Ia SW
IA section %; also Sc Ia Sc Ia sec
-, except lots / to 6, both inclusive
and Il and is and part of lot IL, blk
8, YOung's addition to Nampa; all in
twp. 3 N. range W. B. NJ; consider
alton. $1.OO.
DeLoss d. Knox and wife to Bull
lard & Johnson Sheep and Land Co.
Ltd, n IL SW IL and SE1-4 SW
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1909-12-25
ROSWELL

A circuit of Payette was in the city
Monday.
p. J. Girard came IN from Atlanta
Saturday
Mrs A. l. Myers gave n Christmas
stag party Saturday evening at
ESQ. Covers were laid for six.
Messrs. B. n. Holt, A. A. Binf0rd, c.
J. Wessc0tt. ]. A. Miller and r. ID.
Kyle An exceedingly pleasant even
ing was spent
Dr. D. N. Smith was in Boise Mon
day, proving up on his Sucker Creek
water right
Mrs. Mary Previtt Of BeIlingham
Is in Caldwell, the guest of her son,
Mr.. E. A Clark.
Mr.. and Mrs r. Farrar have gone
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to California to spend the holidays
with Mr.. Farrar's mother.
A Kessler of GOOding was q Cald-
well visitor Monday
Miss Alice GipsOn, assistant prin-
eipal of the Twin Fails high school,
and Miss Margaret GipsOn. who has
been attending the Albion Normal, re-
turned Saturday to spend the hOli-
days with their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
A. E. GipsOn and other relatives here.
Miss Esther wilkins returned Sun
day from Portland where she has been
lOr some time receiving medical at
tention-
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1909-12-25
ODDS AND BINDS.

Use or eornstareh- Always remenu-
Der that when eggs are scarce a tea
spoonful Of cOrnstareh can be made to
take the place Of one egg, however,
. recipe calling for eggs cannot BE-
made wholly OF corn starch. II il
light and when combined With egRs
makes puddings, cakes and piss nah
lighter When there Is No clear
starch in the house, e0rns1aEeh esn Be-
used in its place, and i = good starch
for lace collars and soft euas.
Use for Sheets-If you have a
number Of old sheets that have cut
lived their usefulness, sew small rings
aeross one end Of each and use them
as clothes covers The rings may be
placed over hooks and By tucling the
sheet under and using a few pins. fine
dresses, coats and furs can be pro
tected from dust
Washing Dress Shields-It 4 A.
ways impossible to wear wooden
Shields By al means have two uaIr
for each waist and when necesarv
70 wash one pair. place them ii cod
water 70 soak Perspiration cannot
Be removed IL the shields are frs,
washed IN warm water.
Rough Haads-The hands NAV b.
kept smooth in winter II puuiee
stone Is used 70 rub on the dead skin.
After this process wash the hands ii
pure vinegar slightly diluted with
water Al night nss eoId cream o.
vAseline. There Is nothing better FOR
keeping hands soft, smooth and white
than pure mutton tallOw.
Canned Goods-After opening can
ned goods examine them thoroughly
then heat tha food. The greenish
hquid aF0and peas should be removed
and milk and butter substituted
This i recommended because eoIorfne
matter Is often used in canning such
varieties. Canned beans should Be
cooked slowly. II not rich enough
supply butter. Never put a can On
tho stowe 70 heat without first OMEN
ing the can, or an explosion Is likely
20 follow. Good salmon has q clear
pink color, but cheaper grades an.
esther a dirty white or deep red.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1909-12-25
Joe Williamson

Some people think they smart when really they lOu
know much Others know good DEAL aud they know thew
know it These kind count for something in the world
Now this writer may not count for much KNOWLEDGE
along lines but know have better Overshoes and
Rubbe than other stores have We have sold the Ball
Band and Sells Royal Blue Rubber Footwear good many
years. and know they good They well worth tie
price
We have pretty good assortment yet fit almost any
kind of shoe with Overshoes or a Rubber.
Women's Rubbers Coo and zoe; Mems SOC and $1OO.
Joe Williamson
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1909-12-25
Personal and Social

John Hultz Of NOtus was in CAD
well Tuesday.
r. r. Hall Of Emmett was a Cald-
well visitor Tuesday.
Adam BlaekstOek was over from
Enterprise Tuesday.
1t is wonderful how that sewing
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1909-12-25
HOUSEHOLD HELPS AND HTHTs

HOUSEHOLD HELPS AND HINTS
Prunes-A new favor can be given
TO cooked prunes By adding a few
slices Of lemon Another method il
70 cook them with bag Of spices.
The odOr Of fish or oysters can De
removed from knives and other uten,
sils If they are placed in a pan in TIE
hot oven for a few minutes. The
heat accomplishes what vinegar and
securing would do.
A Bean Hint--When boiled beans
are left from one meal for another
wash them fine and add a little but
ter and place in balsing dish, cover
with cracker crumbs and enough eat
sup to mOisten the crumbs. Bake
serve with parsley.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1909-12-25
Secrets.

Robert Vaughn of Middleton was
in Caldwell Saturday.
Sylvester Hill Of Roswell was in
Caldwell Saturday.
Judge F. J. Smith returned from
Portland Sunday.
Mrs h D. Blatehley and Mrs. W.
J. Boone were Boise visitors Satur-
day.
I W. carry yiOlins, Guitars, MandOl-
ins and a .arge supply OF strings
Tn Music Co.
Mrs w. C. Dyer and Mrs. Nellie J.
Williams were Boise visitors Satur-
day
The little son Of Mr.. and Mrs. A
A Paris was quite sick a few days
this week
V. 7. Craig. cashier OF the Bank
of Emmett, was = Caldwell business
visitor tuesday
Ars- F. l. OImstead and daughter,
Miss Rae and Miss Marie Boone were
Boise visitors Saturday.
A piano that ! used BY the worlds
bes musicians, and guaranteed for
life. You can see at the Music Co.
E H. PIowhezd returned from
Portland Thursday We are pleased
K state that Mrs. PlOwhe2d is i'm
prOEing rapidly
Saturday a marriage license was is
sued 70 7. Lee Williams and Geneva
Lydia HIbbs, both Of GreenIeaf.
Meszrz. R. S. Madden and p. z.
Smith were across Snake river Tues
day looking at some land
Mrs. r. N. Gilbert Of NOtus has
been quite sick for the past two weeks,
being Affected with heart and lung
trouble
Finley MunrOe, Emmett's we'll
known lawyer, vas in Caldwell Tues
day attending to professional bust
Inszx
a l2-p0und son was born to Mr..
and Mrs- r B. Sczfterday Thursday.
Dr. Gus reports mother and child As
duing nicely.
i Mr.. and Mrs Geo Mcknight Of
Vale are IN Caldwell. the guests Of
Mr. and Mrs Z A Clark.
1 Mr.. ShOfstal Of the CaIdweH Gro
eery Co. has sold his interest IN the
store @ Mr.. MeArt0r. a brother Of
on Oh the present owners.
Don't yOu know the place to gel
Fhon0gEaph reeoEds. sheet music al
tisht prices IS Il TIE Music Co
lis > fact bevoaa dispute that tn
FREE SeHag Machine Is The besl
eveE used Il 5 gaaEanteed for lifI
and yOa get an Insurance policy with
& See tbs Music Co.
Frank Hawkes. Of Roswell was in
Caldwell Monday trznsacting buA
nesA
Mr.. and Hrs u. b. Gwinn lefl
Boise Saturday afternoon for Cali
fOrnia, where they win spend the
winter. They win retarn to Idaho in
March.
Sheriff Brezhears informed Us Mon
I day that the county jail had ben re
paired and the. prisoners were at HON.
!, again.
r. E. Br0yller, Of Caldwell, Parma'i
band master. orgr-ized q High SchOO
orchestra Tuesday night The or
ehestra win consist Of 1--WE pieces
Parma Herald
T. B. Roberts Is nursing a very
sore arm and shoulder. A week agr
Thursday Mr.. Roberts fell dislOeatinr
his shouldeE and badly bruising bis
armL We are pleased 20 state that
the injured member IS slowly getting
vel.
PlAns for the handsome new resi-
denee Of H. D. Blatehley, 70 be erect
; ed On College Heights, have been &C
espted. The plans wore prepared IN
der thu direcEion Of Supk T. n
: Thomas and cali for q building cost
ing 5000 or $500.
Sheriff A. w. Stevens o. Monids
county, arrived n the city this morn
ing, bringing baek TO the Industria
SehOOl couple Of bad eggs. Aims
Grenburg Of PcsatellO Ond Joe VIII
ssa Of Nampa. sns have besn out OF
parole TIE boys are brought back {.
the school for burglarizing the Olive
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1909-12-25
Stark Early liberia Peach

One Of The good thines you ca not afford 70
overlook Il d winning golden opinions from
experienced fEnit men the county over. Better
quality than liberia and npens ten days 10 two
weeks earlier, reaching the markets when ell other
good peaches are scaEce and thus commanding hieh
prices. great shipping peach, surpassine Elberia.
believe EaEiy Ebsrfa l. one q the best variesies
la1rod1eeo elnee the nfsf ElbeEts came. Ia Early
Ebeia one has al Of the God Quatea az Ebexsa an3
the addifionni feature al early npeana When tia 3
tmken iata conadeAdrn and when i9 alaaaed aloam
wish the c4nal Eberla, msch 81 the ssraaa ana con
aafan whlch eomss with peach harvest viii be aresllv
reaaeed. The aAippin9 saason will BE lanaihened
* n Eagors Asst hortieuituEiEi. Davis Co, Utah.
hayia1 tested Ia shippina ana keepias aaaliiies
sheEoa4hly. without dcyht Il b the valaahs a.
Gioo 20 the eonmsral peach LID iairodaeed 4 reeeaf
SeaEss ezcellent ahiDpcr aa4 keepsT 4 - a.
dvaL-L- AaEph. Hos. InspecioE. Davis CO. Utsh
II Hale lThe Peach Kaal wrots ne thas be sook
soDs Early liberia home iron oNnlaia I'd shss fheg
kspf nearly tgice e loaa e EItsll4.-Dr. seaasr
Co, Utah.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1909-12-25
Have You
Pinned SEark Delieious?

II not maks & he fEs and biggest item On your
nezt order-yoa'n neyeg REJECT &. Delicious Is the
1o1 woaderfal appis knoen % HORTICULTURE for
Qualily. keeaae qaaea and aellinf Value. This year
e - aale q BE Wenaiehee valley Fruit Grower
Asa fWa1AiaeEun1 DeIicicus bs0uehf $500 per
boz q B. Ehefe fe psesenf mnrkea value is 4.00l,
While EpSlzemhnra hrou&hl 0nly 81 so, Winexap
&2-2S. JsmafAan 80, Black Ben $l.75, (now 200
-selline wiah Jonnthnnl. Baldwin $l.lS, Ben Davis
sl.s9. 0ano $50. sac.
Amahes MaH8amhs wizard q HsrliczaiuFe. aays "De-
Ee@ = 80. the lnnat apGle ID Al ehe world. lfi
ne ka . aaasy 81 any nrDis hsge Gar teassd@-
Dslieieas nsines 81. 900 Peg Acre
n8 aesea yeax old Sara Dscious apple trees h De
AAasF oE-AaEA. CAelaa Co. WaIkin1lon, earned
20 foz aAszr oaneT last and Whel prices
Delicious b today makine more profis-bie
PrOE1s. foE he long headed. 6ssiehied orehsEdsis
Who have planted 4 than any Oder variety. Write
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1909-12-25
Stark King David Apple

You should plant il along with Delicious plant
q lareely-youn never regret il. It's q money max
e.. and big one. II has highest quality. i long
keeper. very hardy, and has beaulfnl color. Sells
e highest prices. Many planters think i better
thaa Delicious.
In ny Oplnioa Kine David vii uurpass Deirioas e
aeo@merciMl apple. Il h 6ns e Glk.s-Rev. tn
Afkinsoa. Entias WalhinGloa.
Wa Ia Mr.. Old orchard lsst week His Kin6
Dsvi1 Syx. cd trees viii bear qfe Lea q ful this
year Ieo1sider then far ahead q Ioaa1han-fhe frzs
b izrfeT, has better color and fnvnr and 4 beztEr
ksepsr.-D. J. Hayden. CAelan Co. Wsskiaxioa.
KiAG Dgyid saood Is de6rees below xero Iass wiater
witAolt injury while Ben Davis suffered severely
X G. AcDoa9ans CAelan Co. Waahin6Eoa.
Kin9 David. very rich red makes . moas besusiful
aDgAe. hnA9s o. the tree well. equal % bea Davis
and Jnae ~ prodncaives quality II Spiaxenhara
paeMed three bones from hcsom Mrmfsea Ben
Dawia Ia 10 the @neHt apple hnwe Eax this "a
1he eounays the moa beautn apple arewn; eaat AeEp
eut sell aaywhe@e. and ahead q Al oKkera. Have
heard ncihin4 bat King David al ibis seasoa- Have
BAD e date Eytwo parties q mp place shess
aDplea-k. Dandos Chelan Co. Waahin9iaa.
Include King David in your next order. Yon'n
never regret Il and viii want more wen you see Ia
magnificent fruit.