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The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-30
ARRlNE oN eEoRoIA.

Passengers arriving on the steam. shin Georgia this morning were as fol- lows c. M. MoGrath, c. w De Hon, C. ". Stoclwell, Mrs, 4. sokolon, Alex ander SokolofA John Griersehild, P. 2. Holliwood, Wm. Shergan, Jas Ry- an, B. W. Davis Mir. and Mrs. Peter Babi Mrs. Edward DO Gron. Miss Am na Vanderbilt Rev and Mr5 e. How ard.
 From Tonalee = Louis Erlcssop, Mir and Mrs. Chris Houger J A. Campbell.
 From -Boonah-Harry Morton.
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CONDITIONS GOOD AT
 stTleA SAYS mR. HOWARD

Business conditions are good in Sit ka. The new hydro-electric power company has made success the whites and natives are oll at work when they want to work, and the bus mess men of the city have good trade, said Rev. George D. Howard, who ar. rived m t1e city this morning.
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BISHOP AT wRANeELL-
 COMES HERE TUESDAY

Bishop Poter T. Rowe. of the Episo- pal diocese of Alaska, is at Wrangell, but will arrive here Tuesday to ordain to che priesthood the Rev George 70. Howard who arrived this morning from Sitka. Tbo ceremony will take place in Trinity Episcopal church next "Wednesday morning.
 The Bishop was expected to arrive on the City Of Seattle. He stopped on at Wrangell at the invitation of the parishioners in that city
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.D7. MtDFoRp HAS BEEN
 NAMED COMPANY DOCTOR

rREADwELL. Jan. SO.-Anpcunce, ment hQs been made lhat alter the return of Dr. Midford from che East be win assume the position oi conn paay doctor in place ol Dr. Kuhn who recently resigned. pr. Midtord will have on assistant and they Wiii 1aAe oaro Of the families of the employees in case Of sickness, Irrespective of the regular hospital work.
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ENelNEERs ro FEAsT

Members Of the Mining & Engineer ing Society of Alaska will meet to- night for Q business session and sup per in the banquet room of the Ans kan cafe.
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NOW BRING O NTHE PICKLES AND
 ICE CREAM.

4 man can eat anything he wants short or ground glass and shingle nails-and the l. D. c. Dyepepsia Tab lets win digest it. It Is a genuine wonder in a dyspepsia remedy; DOC per box, ct Juneau Drug Co.,. opposite Alaskan hotel TOT Front st. "The store that has what you want when you want it. l-S0-2t
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slTKA pEoPLE HERE.

Rev and Mrs. George D. Howard. Mrs. De Grof and her daughter Miss Van- derbilt, of Sitko, arrived on tho Geor- sin this morning from Sitka and are at the New Cain. Mir Howard will be ordained as a priest upon the arrival Of the Right Rev P T. Rowe Bpisco- pal Bishop of Alaska. The Sitkaites win remain ln Juneau for several days
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-30
LAST INSTRUCTIONS TO
 BE GIVEN THIS EVENING

Tonight Miss Frances Gullck win give her usual Saturday class and dance. This vii be the last of these evenings when instruction will be glv- en. There will be a review Of all the dances that have been learned and those who have not yet seen them will have this opportunity Of doing so. In the future the evenings will be given over entirely to dancing.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-30
000 GIVEN
 10 LEGISLATURE

There wll be no deficiency ap. propriation' necessary this year to pay members of the alaska iegiaia ture theIr fUii mileage, as the recom' mendauon of Gov. !, 2. A. strong for an increase ln the mileage item has beon lmdle0 by the approprlauqps committee at Washington. The mle- age this year will he $9,lTS.2Q. For the 1918 session the mileage paid to members was S6500
 The legislative expenses this year wll be nearly2 5.0ot. The bud get. as approved ct Washington is as follows:
 Salaries or members ..............S2l5Vo.OO Mileage Of members .....a... 9,ll8.20 Salaries of employees.............- o,l60.VO Printing ol lawsr.~y-............ S.o0V.VU Rent Of legialatve hans and
 committee rooms .-...,~.... 2OOO.OO Stationery. supplies Drjut-
 ing of bills reports, etc.n.-. S,90O.OO
 Total .......................---....S S44 ,yoo.zO
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-30
TREADWELL TEAM WINNER
 IN INTERNATIONAL TOURNEY

TREADWELL. Jan. 20.-The Tread well team bowied 2525 last night in the last game Of the international tour nament thereby winning the trophy. The total for the team was 15.557 pins and their average for the IS games is 17t5s per man.
 The team viii bowl the E.ks in Ju- neau next Tuesday night
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-30
sLAog GUYS LAUNDRY.

The Thane Steam Laundry today changed owners when Carl II. Slade purchased the business from N. G. Nelson. The new owner will take immediate possession.
 0lr. Slade for tho past two years has been employed by A. T. spatz.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-30
HEssE PICTURES WILL
 BE SHOWN AT LYRIC

DOUGLAS. Jan. S0.-Another crowd ed house greeted the Dobbs pictures at the Lyric theatre last night and that they were satisfied was evidenced hy the many rounds Of applause for the pictures and for tho lecturer. Nix Dobbs
 This afternoon and evening Che Hesso Alaskan pictures will be shown and Che price Of admission is 25 cents straight The Hesse pictures are eN- and Western Alaska. Among the best of the pictures iu the collection are those taken of the whale hunt
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-30
ouAKe Al HETcHIKAN

A slight earthquake was fcit at Kot- chikan last Tuesday morning accord ing to the KetchilIan Miner. It was 90 slight that many of the residents of the town did not notice it
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asEATTLE0 ARRlvgs.

The atcamehip City Of Seattle or. rived from the Sound this morning. Passengers for Juneau included Huno Hoynor F. pellesbough, M. Goldsteiu. l. Goldsteiu Mabel McCoy Mrs D. A. Mccoy T.. 4. Laatz. J. IorenEen, c. F. Moritz, Mrs. A. A. lsbell KnUte Wisner Laurence Parks, Willard Nordsnom L F. Williams and O.
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TREADWELL IS
 EASY WINNER

Treadwel Is the winner ol the tro- phy in the International telesaphic bowling league The miners whaied away at the strike column last night and outbowled Juneau by 200 pins.
 The Islanders got Q total oi 26lo
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MARlNE NoTEs
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% g. % .e . g. e q. q, e a. e q. e e
 The City of Seattle arrived from the South today, and will sail for Seattle again tomorrow.
 The Georgia arrived in port from Sitka this morning.
 The Admiral Evans arrived from Seattle last night and continued to Seward at one o'clock this morning.
 The Jefferson is due hero from Seat ie Tuesday morning.
 The NIariposa is due back rom Sow ard on February 9.
 The Alameda leayes Seattle Mon day night, on her way North.
 The Admiral Watson leave. Seattle on February 5.
 The Al-Hi is scheduled to sal North from Seattle Monday night
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-30

WASHINGTON Jan. 30. - Accord ing to the American counsel at Ber- lin, German will require 100000 bales of American cotton during the coming year In the cotton year ending In August, 1912. Germany took z,9S1OO0 bales.
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WOMAN SENATOR GETS
 HER SEAT AFTER ALL

SALEM. ore, Jan. 8O.-Miss Kath- ryn Clark, niece of former Gov. 0s- wald West, whom the latter appointed to fill a vacancy in the Oregon state Senate and which appointment was held to be void, was chosen to the DO. sitlon at q special election. receiving q majority Of 1T over her Republican opponent. She has been sworn in and is serving as a Legislator
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-30
MRS. KABLER CALLED
 TO BEDSIDE OF DAUGHTER

Mrs. K. A. Kabler will leave on the City of Seattle tomorrow to 90 to the bedside of hor daughter Mrs. D. q. Dunstion. of Seattle, news of whose illness was received by cable today.
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q !. ...eRArn .aERE

cherles D. McGrath, prominent Sit ko merchant is visitor in the city. He has been summoned as juror for the coming term of court
 Other juror will arrive from the North on the City Of Seattle tomor- row
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-30

l7l5s per man for the IS sets rolled during the tournament. The individ- ual totals were as follows
 Graham S336, Christoe 3130 w. Me Cormick 30S6. D. Mccormick, 3o5S, Bennett 2947.
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KErcHi1aN PIONEER DIES.

KETcHHAN. Jan. 25.-capt c. E. CaugheraD, aged 63 years. and resi- dent Of Ketchilan since 1898, died here yesterdag He was an original loca' tor of Helm Bay mining properties and later went into the gasboat puot ness He is survived by widow and two sons. Maynerd and Milo, all resi- dents of Kotehitau.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-30

The Croatian Mandolin Club Will win give Q dance Saturday evening at the Creation Club hall on St. Ann av- enue. 29-2t
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-30

WANTED-Mald for general house work in small family. Mrs. H. ?. IF P. crowther, 22s East Seventh.
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.TAis 8s WORTH REMEMBEBiNe--
 Hot water bottles and fountain sy- ingos at 25 per cent discount We guaranteo our rubber goods for two years Phone 250 We will deliver day or night Jmeau Drug Go. We have the goods end give the service.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-30
CAaNERIES FINED
 IN DISTRICT COURT

For violation of the Federal fisheries laws in regard to Sunday fishing che Glacier Packing company must pay Q fine Of S1OO.OO, which represents two indictments. the Taku Canning & Cold Storage must pay a fine of S25o.0O and the Alaska.Pacilc Fisheries Company an equal amount Judge Robert ". Jennings this morning in the United States court imposed the fines.. Forty days were allowed the Glacer company and tho Alasko-Pacifc company in which to dle a bil of exceptions, be- fore the fines are executed.
 The action of Judge Jennings is be- lleved to mark the wind-up Of the now famous fish trap cases, which were thried here In November. Recently motions for rerlals in the three cases were denied by Judge Jennings.
 In a plea for the mitigation of the punishment of tho Glacier company Attorney z R Cheney presented an affidavit of Supt ]. p. Nelson, and a statement from F. B. Worthen, who was foreman Of the petit jury that found the Glacier company guilty un- der the instructions of the court, but technically not guilty of intent to yio- late Che law District Attornttey Ken gan approved the bid of Nelson for clemency
 Motlon of N j.. Burton, counsel for the ThlInget Packing company, sup ported by a brief from Judge M. c. Munley. one of the owners of the com pany, for a retriai Of the case against that company, was entered. Judge Jennings intimated be would oYerrule the motion but at the suggestion of Mir. Burton, consideration of tho mo tion was continued over the term.
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WANTED, PosITIoN-By married couple. in boarding house. road house or store Both have had experience. Apply p. o. Box sS, Treadwell. 1-26tf
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wANTED.-A competent maid for general house work. Apply to Birs. Daveler Thane. 1,s.k
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-30

WANTED.-Gasoline engine and auto mechanic aeeks employment. Box 151.
 rreadwell. ss
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WANTED-Good woman to work for own and husbands board. Add. ?. o. Box 1O94-P. ". (1-29-St)
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SIGNS wnI get you more than horse shoes. Passells, the sign-writer. has returned Best of sign and show cord work at reasonable prices, Shop opp. Van Lehu 2 Raymond'al on End st.- (1-25-12t)
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-30

FOR RENT.-Four room house ca Kennedy street. near 9th. Phone S72 or 342. D. R. Jaeger. 1-s-tf.
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PERSONAL MENTION


 @ PERSONAL MENTION < Dr. W C. Gable of skagway was in Juneau today while the steamship City of Seattle was in port He has been East to take postgraduate course In surgery. and Is returning to his posi- uon as White PaBs surgeon. Mrs. Gable accompanies him.
 Mrs Harriet s. Pullen of Skogway went north on tho City Of Seattle. She has been spending visit In North western cities.
 Marian and Isadore Goldstein re- turned this morning from Q trip to the Outside
 Huno Hover is back from a business visit to Seattle.
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FOR RENT-New, four.room apart ment and bath. Call at No. 3 Gold street, phone l2s. 1-29.tf.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-30

FOR RBNT.-Large, nicely furnish. ed room with board. $40 Franklin street, Cor. Fourth Ave. mo.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-30

FOR RENT-Laree nicely furnish. ed room, Alaska Steam Laundry. 1O-1
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GERMANY WILL NEED

2o0ooOO sALgs oF coTToN
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ALASKA eoLD.

NEW YORK. Jan. 9O.-Alaska Gold closed at 27ss Utah Copper at 537
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-12-10
LAVERING WE'D. & THURS. 1876
Edward Abeies in @After Five" Gem
edy Of Life Turned Upside Down.

Jesse L. Lasky presents Edward
Abeies, who made his first notable
screen success under Lasky manage
ment in "Brewsters Millions" in a
new photodramatic comedy with
money motive, entitled after Five
This play which is the Joint work
of Cecil B. De Mile and William c.
De Mile finds hunor in things and
conditions generally associated with
tragedy, such as life-insurance cou-
pied with a plot to get killed sac
cidentally on purpose" and black
mailing scheme of the deepest dye
The originality of the elements of or
binary life upside down, SO to speak,
provides the piece with rare quality
of whimsical humor.
Ted Ewing, the character imperson-
ated by Mr.. Abeles, is the young guar
dian of Nora Hildreth. Seeking to in
vest her money wisely he consults
his friend, Sam Parker, who is wealthy
and decides to put her $4,000 in adj
dition to practically all his own for
tame amounting to about the same
sum. into a syndicate known as Potash
Preferred. Potash goes to smash in
the stock market and Ted, who is
much in love with Nora, plans to re-
imburse her by taking out life in
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-12-10
SPECIAL NOTICE

To my PATIENTS, and all others
who are wishing to take CHIROPRAC-
TIC TREATMENTS Let me say: Ow-
ing to this high altitude, / have found
it necessary to leave Twin Falls and
seek a lower one. And have turned
over my office fixtures and the good
will of my Patrons to Drs. Atherton.
managers of the Chiropractic Sanitar-
ium, 220 4th Ave. B., near the City
Park, who will take charge of all my
unfinished business.
l can highly recommend Drs. Ath
erton as thorough and competent Chi
ropractors, as their years Of expert
ence and with their complete equip
ment, they are able to render SER
vice to the sick, second to no other
practitioners in the state.
Yours for good health
DR.. L. A. UPTON,
ADV. ChiropractOr
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surance policy and then having him
self killed "by accident" About this
same time, Ted is receiving the par
jicular attention of DR.. Schwartz. the
chief of a gang of blackmailers, who
explains that if Ted does not pay MIN
$4,000 he (Ted) viii surely meet with
a fatal accident This is Just what
Ted is looking for and he arranged for
the doctor to deliver the accident in
81 800, putting the money in charge of
Ted's Japanese Valet, 0ki Ted is
warned that he must be prepared to
die at any moment After Five"
1t now develops that the smash in
Potash was only ruse and that the
stock is really advancing in value, but
Ted is confronted with the most ride
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-12-10
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Notice is hereby given that I, Gro
yer c. Garner, was convicted Of the
crime of grand larceny, on the 9Th
day of May, 1914, in the district court
Of the Fourth Judicial District, in and
for the county of Twin Falls, state
OF Idaho, and sentenced TO the state
penitentiary for term of 3 to IA
years, will make an application to the
honorable state board of pardons at
its next regular meeting after the
legal publication Of this notice for
an absolute pardon.
(Signed) GROVER c. GARNER,
P. 0. Box, So Boise, Idaho.
Dec. 3-10-17-z4
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-12-10
THEATRICAL NEWS
TRAINtD PIG CIRCUS
Amusing and Entertaining Feature at
0rpheum Last Three Nights OF week.

For the last three nights of the
week the 0rpheum theatre Is Offering
a splendid feature in vaudeville Phe
Van Camps Trained Circus is one Of
the best vaudeville stunts ever put on
at this play house. The pigs can do
most everything but talk. This tea
ture is very amusing and entertaining.
1.-Two Spot Joen is two act drama,
showing the stirring time in the great
west, E. Forrest Taylor, well known
in this city as an actor, plays the lead
ing role. Getting Acquainted" Is an
other one of those Keystone comedies
with Charlie Chaplin and Mabel Nor
mand in the leading rolls The Mntu
al weekly is always popular The
program from start to finish is rop-
ular one.
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suited to be the heroine of such ro-
mantle tale in kingdoms unknown
and to inspire the hero with that
great love which conquers all OBJ
stacles and breaks down all barriers.
Miss Clark plays the role of a Prin-
cess who has been Kidnapped In youth
and brought up by her peasant fos-
parents to guard their geese
Hence the name Of the production.
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ulous difficulties in saving himself
from his own deeply laid plans of dis
aster. Finally he wins the love Of
Nora, buys off the blackamiler-and
brings all the complications of the
story to happy conclusion.
In addition to Mr. Abeles, the cast
includes Succo Hayakawa, as the val
ct; Betty Shade as Noraj Jane OAR
we'll, as Mrs Russell; Theodore Rob-
erts as the terrible Schwartz, and Mon
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-12-10
SOCIETY MAKES BIG PLANS
Holiday Season VIII Bring Several
Formal Parties.

With the approach of the holiday
season, New Year and Mid-Winter,
several of those formal parties, in
creasingly popular in Twin Falls, are
being planned. Your enjoyment of
these affairs will be insured by the
taste and distinction shown by your
gown, qualities peculiar to the late
models being shown at Hart's.-Adv.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-12-10
SOCIETY NOTES

Society items for this column VIII
be gladly received by The Times
Phone 125W, The Society Editor.
The NJ. C. B. club held its regular
meeting last Friday with Mrs. Spiel
berg. Mrs. Kelley received first prize
for high score.
Invitations have been issued BY
Mrs. Harlan and Mrs. p. w. McRoberts
for a Christmas Kensington, Friday.
December 18th.
The annual dance given by the mem
bers of the Twin Falls band was REID
in Cotillion hall Wednesday night. A
large crowd danced to the excellent
music.
The Five Family club surprised Mrs,
Wright on Blue Lakes Boulevard with
dinner party last Friday. Each fam
lily contributed one thing for the dim
ner. very enjoyable time was nao.
Mrs. P. W. McRoberts was hostess
for the Wimodausi club Wednesday
afternoon. The afternoon was de-
voted to Christmas sewing. after
which a delicious two course luncheon
was served.
Mrs Gates entertained the members
OF the Monday card club this week.
There were two substitutes, Mrs. kar-
is and Mrs. Webb. A cut glass dish
was the hostess prize. Light refresh
ments were served.
Miss Florence Sharp and Miss Bel
va Pearson entertained the Sewing
club and a large number of guests at
the Hubbard home. The evening was
spent in sewing after which light re-
freshments we're served.
The Priscilla club was entertained
by Mrs. Will Patrick last Thursday
afternoon Mrs Elmer HollingswOrth
and Mrs. Herren were guests OF the
club. After a busy afternoon spent In
sewing, light refreshments we're
served.
Miss lone Martin and Miss Rosa
mond Putnam entertained the mem
bers of the Kappa Delta Sigma sor-
ority and their men friends with
dance at the Putnam home last Fri
day night. Light refreshments were
served.
The members of the Addison avenue
Kensington club delightfully."- entertain
ed by Mrs. Guy Simpson last Friday af-
ternoon Mrs. Wolfe and Mrs. Dun
lap were guests. In guessing con-
test Mrs Fletcher received first hon
ors and Mrs Dunlap second Light
refreshments were served.
Mrs Cordes, living four and quar-
ter miles southeast, was hostess to
the Shamrock club, Thursday after
noon, November 25th. The program
consisted of reading by Mrs. Dallas
and little guessing contest. The re-
nainder of the afternoon was spent
in needlework, followed by dainty re-
freshments, served by the hostess.
Mrs. Rowan was hostess to the
members of the Aeirema club last
Thursday. The program for the af-
ternoon consisted of a paper on the
Cambridge Poets" by Mrs. Emes.
The members responded to roll call
with quotations from Longfellow.
The remainder Of the afternoon was
spent in sewing, after which refresh
ments were served.
The last regular meeting of the
Mothers Surprise club was held We'd
| nesday, December /, at the home of
| Mrs. Boone. The program was very
interesting to the ladies who are maxi
ing Christmas presents, as it con-
sisted of suggestions for Christmas
I presents and fancy work Roll call
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Petticoats

Nothing is so dear to the fem
mime heart as a fine silk petit
coat.
We have everything in this line
that is new and good, including
she new changeable stripes, the
frlwered designs and the silk en-
broidercd skirts.
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1.-THE GOOSE GIRL
Monday and Tuesday, Dec. 10 and Il,
at the Lavering.

BY the special permission of the
Famous Players, dainty, inimitable
Marguerite Clark is the star in Jesse
L. Lasky's production of 1.-THE Goose
Girl, the photodramatization of Hair
old McGrath's famous novel of the
same name, which is to be the offer
ing on Monday and Tuesday, Decem-
Der 10 and Id. at the Lavering. Miss
Clark is a vision of loneliness Just
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-12-10
Stockings

Knowing that there is no Christ
mas gift more greatly appreciated
than fine hosiery, we bought a
beautiful line of fancy stockings,
especially for our holiday trade.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-12-10

Arrow flour meets all requirements
OF the pure food law. Dec 10-14-17-2l
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-12-10

roe Salisbury as Sam Parker, the bro
ker.
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Gloves

Our glove stock was never more
complete. 1t Is up-to-date and
gloves from our store will make
the finest kind of a Christmas gift.
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Bath Robes

Big warm ones in grays, browns,
and deep reds. We also have them
all ready to be made up according
to the tastes Of the individual
Can you imagine anything more
pleasing than to receive a big
warm robe on Christmas morning?
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!. Furs

Our furs were all contracted for
last January and April at prices
fifty to one hundred per cent low
err than we could now buy them.
This enabled us to get new furs
this fall at last winters prices.
The fur expert who was here
last week tells us that we have
one of the most complete stocks
Of furs in the. state.
We invite comparison in prices.
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Shoes

Two hundred or more pairs Of
new shoes were received last week
all in glazed kid, made on the 'rew
est lasts. Another shipmen, IS ey
pected this week, which will give
us probably the most up-to the
minute shoe stock in town. con-
tanning every size and width IN
each last.
Remember also that we are still
selling off our broken lines ~
shoes at
$2.65