The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1913-03-27

Fire insurance see w. w. Wilton
See the Tulley woven wire fence at
Cronk's.
Buy your coal at the Fruit Growers
Association.
Guns and ammunition at the Haw-
kins hardware store.
For best varieties of pure clean seed
potatoes see H. W. Hollar. %
All kinds of hay, grain and feed
at Fruit Growers Association.
Canyon canal paper taken same as
cash at R. B. Wilson's nursery.
The best of ranch butter sold and
bought by John & McGowan's.
Flour of Idaho and Holly Hook at
the Emmett Fruit Growers Associa-
ton.
Garden plows and cultivators, hand
seeders, hoes, rakes, etc, at Hawkins
Hardware.
You'll get square deal at Haw-
kins Hardware. Low prices and the
best quality in goods.
John West left Monday with his
family for Bliss, where they will make
their future home on a ranch.
A W. Carpenter, a rancher of the
Big Willow creek neighborhood, was
an Emmett shopper Saturday.
Onion Seed-New seed, Dry land
grown, by mail 81 per pound. John
Mullenax, Sweet Idaho. 24-2t.
We make a speciality of builders
hardware Latest designs in all fur
nishings. Hawkins Hardware.
Mrs. E. Bladen enjoyed a visit
Thursday and Friday from her
mother, Mrs. O'Neil, of Payette.
Now is the time to plant as
pargus. We have Monarch roots
for sale. Will produce this spring.
Mrs. F. j. Bliss.
Mrs. Ada Hidy and her daughter
Bertha, who left on January 4th for
Emmett to visit Mr.. and Mrs. George
Tregaskis, arrived here Saturday and
left Tuesday for Mrs. Hidy's home on
Payette river, short distance below
Garden valley.-Idaho City World.
The Loyal Sons Club, Christian
Bible school, cleared SS.75 by their
cooked food and homemade candy
sale at the Cash Grocery last Satur-
day. which is very good showing for
a rainy day. The boys fully appre-
ciate the courtesy shown them by the
Cash Grocery, the friends who con-
tributed the materials, and those who
patronized the sale.
The C. E. Society, Church of Christ,
will specialize next Sunday evening by
giving a debate on the subject, ere
solved, That Foreign missions are
more worthy of support than Home
missions. Messrs. Claude Barnes
and Irwin Heath will affirm, and
Messrs. Max Gunther and James
Heath will deny. This meeting will
begin at 7o'clock, instead of $50, and
AXE the place of both the regular c.
8. and church services. The minister
will follow the debate by a short adj
lress. The public is cordially invit-
ID.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Keith and
.hildren, moved from Payette to this
,ity last week and are cozily domi- |
lied in the Wilton bungalow on East
First street. The Payette Enterprise
las this to say of this new addition
o Emmett's citizens: "This week Mr..
md Mrs. Walter Keith go to Emmett,
where Mr.. Keith goes into the cloth
ng business under the firm name of
!. C. Keith & Sons. If young Mr..
Keith conducts the store along the
anne line that the E. C. Keith & Son
tore in Payette has been conducted
nd makes the same success of the
lothing business that the firm has
made in Payette, Emmett will have a
lothing store to be proud of and
rm with which it is a pleasure to do
usines. Mr.. Walter Keith, who will
ave charge of the Emmett Store, is
recent arrival in Payette. He is
young man of pleasing personality
nd business-like qualities. We be-
peak for the new firm successful
areer in the new undertaking and
congratulate Emmett on gaining as
itizens this very agreeable and af-
able young couple"
Hawkins has wheat and oats for
ale