The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1913-06-27

Gordon hats only at Nelson 8. Adv
Louis Cromble left Wednesday on
"a short business trip to Lane.
Plain sewing done reasonable at
Miss Stuart 81 Preuninger's Millinery
stoie. ADV.
DR. o. ID. Platt was business Wis
itor at branch line stations Tuesday
Headlight aud Carhart overalls at
Nelson g. ADV.
A. B. Annis, proprietor Of the Red
Cross Drug Store, spent tuesday at
Fernwood on fishing trip.
You can always buy a complete
suit. or any part of suit of clothes
at Nelson's store. Both quality
aud small prices prevail there. ADV
Mrs. r.. l.. CLARK is spending a few
days Wishing 1H%,in SPOKANE.
She went down q ~ sasgx
For green Or and a ns2ss
slabs in car lead lots write tEI Black
we'll Lumber company at Cd ~ Nd'-
Alene. ADV. tf
Il. M. Johnson. of the Ida " Mer
camille company force, left Wednes
day on short business trip to Ooeur
d'Alene.
Mrs S. b. Fielding, S. T., has had
30 years Of successful practice in mid
wifmy. THIRD ST., between College
and.fi.M fPhone Ills. ADV. If
NJ rG. Martin of Fernwood,
has 81, " spending few days in this
city visiting Mrs. g. 4. Cherry.
The cold Sport coming Saturday.
June 2Sth at the Grand. ADV.
Mr.. aud Mrs. A. w. Tyler return
ed Wednesday from few days visit
at Spokane and Tekoa.
For Sale.-SC, 600 feet Of rough
lum Der, 20, coo feet Of dressed lum-
Der, also one team horses and wagon.
Horses A years old and weigh 14O0
pounds, oaoh Address Santa Mer-
camille Co., Santa, Idaho. ADV. is
Mrs. b. N. Rauch and son Jesse Of
Pomeroy, Washington, arrived in this
city Wednesday for a short visit with
her daughter, Mrs. j. b. Sargent, Jr
Neilson keeps no potatoes, hay,
oats or groceries; only men, wearing
apparel aud shoes. No wonder he
can sell superior stuff for less money,
devoting all his time to this line
only. ADV.
Mrs j. ID. Newoomb aud daughter
Helen, of Fernwood, have been
spending a few days In this city visit
ing friends. Mr.. Newoomb, who is
agent for the Milwaukee road at Fern
wood, was formerly cashier Ia the To-
cal office of the company.
For Sale;-A pair OF horses and a
cheap two room house. Enquire j.
A. Goler, Stlckney blacksmith shop.
@. O. Mashburn, who recently sold
his barber shop in this city, left
Wednesday tor Alberta, 20 Look for a
new location lie does not know
where he will settle, but will lolk
the country over before deciding.
just few words to the we'll dress
cd woman. The best dressed woman
has her corset, like Der gowns, fitted
to her measure. SPlRELLA COR
SETS mot sold in stoles) are fitted
to your measure in your home by a
trained oorsetiere. You can never
know the beauty of your figure until
you wear one. Call on Mrs. Mae
Denniston, Corsetiere, Tenth st.
Phone 2l6s. ADV. il
IA. W Smith has his new building
next 10 the postoflioe completed aud
has moved bis confectionery store
aud ice cream parlor into It, He oo-
cupys the east room of the building,
while the other has been rented to
the Acme Tailoring Co.
To answer TO the notice published
10 a recent issue OF the Gazette by
Mr.. Ed Pollard, desire to state
that / have no intention of running
him ia debt, OF contracting any bills
In his name, as ] have paid my own
bills for the past IS months Mrs.
b. o.. Pollard, st Joe. ADV.
Mrs. Stella Hall went to CosuI d.
Alene Wednesday to be present at the
trial of her action for divorce agains.
her husband.
Watch for the hig opening July lst
at the Grand. ADV.