Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-10-02
Buyers and
"By and Byers'

The great appeal that Booker 7
Washington makes to his people is
"Quit buying traps that Iedd Ell
bring and save the money to bu
e the house you live in"
! One of the earliest discoveries G
: the new book agent is that the bes
) houses in town are net the best plac
es for him to do business. The gh
= est salaried nan in big mercantile
} houses is the buyer" who goes in
to the world markets and finds
what the trade Of his firm requir S.
There is a distinguishing fact il
all these cases; namely, cne clas!
of people determine beforehand wha
will serve their needs and get that;
not something else The other class
wait till some one comes along anC
persuades them to take what he
wants to sell, regardless of their
needs.
This difference holds in buying en-.
tertainment as well as mop-sticks. 1t
is certainty that most people will
spend one dollar or several dol S
this fall and winter fer entertainment
The only question is, of what sort
shall it be? There will be offered
plenty that pleases for the moment
and leaves you to feel next morn
ing that the same things said and
done at your breakfast table would
bring a blush to your cheek. And
there is offered a studied selection
o. four events which every patron
will be proud to rehearse before his
mother, his children, ard his most
esteemed friends. The commit e
who have arranged for, "The Gem
monwealth Male Quartette, +" "Ctaf in,
the Impersonator of Lincoln, ED
mund Vance Cooke, Impertinent Pc
et," "The Gambel Concert Company
and other selections if the patronage
will warrant, have done their best
to provide events of genuine worth.
The committee represents ly
in particular but everybody in gel-
era as nearly as the people will per-
nit There will be no profits from
the course. We hope there may
be no deficit. If ticket sales amount
to more than expenses all surplus
will be invested in extra numbers
with 10 extra charge to season tick
ct holders. Tickets are now On sale
at all the banks. The price is two
dollars for the complete season tick
ct with a seat reserved for you
throughout the season. To school
pupils is offered a rate of s1.00. This
does not entitle to reserved seats.
For these, seats will be reserved at
25c per number. Reservation of
seats will be made at StrotIer's
store on Tuesday, October 7th. "Tl e
Quartette" comes Fri
day, October 10.
The order of reserving will be by
numbers drawn when purchasing
Every purchaser CT 81 90
ticket will draw a card for each tick
ct, the cards being numbered sar al |
ly from l to 800 At o'clock en- /
morning the registration Will
begin with card number l, the Eo'C- |
or of which shall be entitled to r.
serve four seats upon presenting |
that number of season tickets. TIE |
numbers will be called ser'aly AID |
the reservations be made according
Iy, four seats to each card. The I
numbers from 1 to so betw cen 8
and 9 o'clock From 81 to leo be-
tween and 10 o'clock. All other
numbers between 10 aud IL O'Clock.
Remember that each numbered card
entities to four reservations. The /
may be made by any
one who brings the tickets.
Respectfully,
T. F. Adams
Mrs. c. F. Muller
Mrs NJ. F. Albert
Mrs. A. P. Scritchfield
G. L. Shaw
Geo. T. Rhoads
NJ. d. Reed.
Committee.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
Regular Services.
Sunday Morning.
1000 Bible School.
11:00 Communion and Sermon.
Sunday EVENING.
$50 Y. P. S. c. e.
1880 Preaching.
Wednesday Evening.
1880 Prayer Meeting.