The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1916-01-27
Jap-a-lac, all colors, at Reillya.

ing at the W. G. Langroisc home.
P. L. Yergenson of squaw creek
was an Emmett visitor over Sunday.
Have you plenty of chick feed?
Better order supply from the Fruit
Association.
Miss Geraldyue Laravea entertain
Cd Che Mary James Al her home Tues
day evening.
Fred NJ. Clark, fireman on the r.
& /. N. railroad, is visiting with his
sister, Mrs. E. H. hawthorn this week.
Breakfast bacon, home grown and
home cured, 20 cents pound at
Steward & Burkhard's meat market
Mrs. Fairchild and Miss Hempstsad
of the city schools were visiting
friends in Boise Saturday and sun
day
Webb Brookshire, fireman on the
Short Line out of Pocatello, is in
town to spend few weeks with his
mother.
MCGOWAN Bros. are freshening up
the wood work in their store with
varnish and paint. Max Gunther is
doing the work.
w. H. Hall is building Landing
sheds for the Van Deusen brothers on
the home ranch. The sheds viii be
covered with canvas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Haugan, who
have spent their honeymoon at the
groom's home in Chicago, have re-
turned to Boise to live.
haze o G 81,
IVA fsgi- farm ta5 season.
The attention Of newly married
couples is called to the fact that we
can fit you out with a complete house
furnishing equipment-stoves, kitch-
en-, dining room, bedroom and parlor
furniture, and rugs-eyerything COM
plete for housekeeping, and can save
you money. Twilegar & Creswell.
The many friends of DR.. and Mrs.
B. o. Clark will be pleased to learn
that Mrs. Clark is recovering nicely
from a serious operation performed
Saturday at st. Luke's hospital in
Boise. Dr. Clark was present and re-
manned until Monday night, and
brought cheering news of the patients
condition. Since then she has con-
tinued to improve and is gaining
strength.
T. C. Barringer this week received
a letter from resident of California,
Mr.. Barringer to send him
a few banana muskmelon seeds.
Several of these melons were exhibit |
ed by Mr.. Barringer at the Panama
exposition and attracted considerable
Last year he rented his
farm and the seeds his tenant planted
did not grew. Hence the request of |
the California man could not be COM
piled with.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert |
Bird was the scene of a pleasing |
piano recital last Friday evening,
when Miss Maude Myers presented
the following students: Bertha Can
trail, Jayne Sinclair, Marion Coulter,
Jessie McAuley, Marie Whitman, Ida
May Flagler, Frances Sinclair,
Charles Flagler, Aleene Martin, Helen
Knox, Alice Munson, Irene Brown and
Lillian Baker Mrs. R. G. Newcomer
assisted with beautiful vocal numbers.
Dainty refreshments were served at
the close of the program.
Sole saving is going to become in
popular in the United
States in the next 80 days when
general advance in the price of all
classes of shoes is expected. st.
Louis shoe manufacturers last week
declared that the cost of shoe pro-
iuction had advanced from 5 to rs
Der cent in the last 80 days and that
he end was not in sight. Uncle Sam
was among the first to be crimped
in the bank roll by the boost in boot
,osts. Army shoes which were sold
1t $3.50 are now being contracted for
oy the government at over So a pair.
of the British gov
eminent, it is said, recently purchased
all of the calf skin in the
and are now after sole leath-
sr material Even the cost of the
tacks in the shoe heel have been
boosted, due to the rise in the price
If steel.
Phoenix paints and oils at Reilly's.
All kinds of green groceries and
vegetables at MCGOWAN Bros.
For q mild. easy action of the bow