The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-01-14
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
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Dressed meats of all kinds. Phone
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Mr.: and Mrs. w. J. Nee were in
the city from Nampa Sunday.
Keep the children at home when
there is diphtheria in the neighbor-
hood.
Mrs. Grace Wann left Monday for
| Lewiston where she will join her hus-
band at their future home.
Mrs. c. J. Westcott underwent an
operation for appendicitis at a local
hospital Saturday morning. She is re-
covering rapidly.
A store must be interesting every
day-not merely now and then. And
store should be advertised on every
day that it is interesting!
Farmers! Can insure your livestock
againts death from any kind of dis
ease, fire or tightening. in a good. re-
liable company F. G. Hoffman. 1012tf
D. R. Hubbard. director of the
| Canyon County Farmers Mutual Fire
Insurance Co., was in the city from
| Kuna Friday, attending a meeting of
the board of directors of the company
Twenty-Five years ago the person
who cared about his health was look
ed upon as more or less of a crank
| Now the person who doesn't take
care of his health is looked upon as
crank.
Bertha M. Kennedy filed suit Satur-
day morning in the district court
against David and S. R. Lutz. husband
and wife. for foreclosure on lands In
this county to satisfy a mortgage
amounting to S 2500.O0.
: w. R. Sebree returned Saturday
morning from Los Angeles. He will
be here some time looking after bust
ness interests particularly the electrl-
fcation of the Wilder railroad. Mr.
Sebree is greatly interested in this en-
cient to insure the identification oil
this line have been sold.
1t is a sad reflection on human
intelligence and luminous example
of the force of tradition that the pre-
paration of food. regulation of guam
tity, quality and the proportions oil
various kinds of food in the dietary
should be left entirely to those wholly
uneducated and unframed in know
ledge of the body's needs.
Friday and Saturday last three mar
rage licenses were issued by County
Recorder Knowlton. Friday marriage
licences were issued to Henry A
Meier and Pauline Harsch. both oil
New Plymouth; and to Alvin Burton
Gale and Ruth Elizabeth Harris. both
of Nampa. The age of Miss Harris
is II and the written consent of her
father, Charles H. Harris, accompani-
ed the application. Saturday license
was issued to A. Randolph Burford
and Georgia Lawrence, both of On
tario, Oregon.
A young man of one of our neigh
boring towns called on young lady
for the evening. and after arriving
could not find words to say. After
sitting for an hour he was given a
pencil and paper and these directions
Draw nine cyphers, draw line from
the right hand side of the first down
up from the right hand side of the
fourth, down from the right hand Of
fifth cypher, up from the right hand
side of the seventh. and down from
the right hand side of the eighth cyp.
her. What did she tell him?
The Imp SCOT Destroyer is a pat
emit chemical composition the fume:
of which attack, disintricate and dis
purse the SCOT in the chimney. Soot
is smoke condensed and deposited ir
the chimney. The chemical funmes o.
the IMP act on the SCOT in such man
ner that it is converted into smoke
again and passes out. Imp is the mos
effective chimney cleaner in existence
It is only Is cents a package at tht
Caldwell Heating & Plumbing Co
Try a package today. The Imp IL
The following method of keeping
water pipes from freezing is strongl,
recommended, as being cheap, easy
and efficient; melt an equal amount o.
petrolatum-vaseline of perafin'
wax together and after wiping tn,
pipes perfectly dry, apply with ar
old brush thick coat of the mixture
while it is hot. An old lamp or torcf
will easily keep it in liquid state
You will find that no matter how colo
the weather may get the frost canno
penetrate this coat of grease. / have
used this on water pipes that ran aloni
the ground unprotected and not once
during the coolest weather did they
freeze up or give me the least trouble
Pressed Chicken-pies, cakes. breat
rolls, jellies, candies. for sale by thu
Presbyterian Ladies' Aid at Hay &
Boone's Store, Saturday. Januarr,
4th 17-ll