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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-10-17

C. T. Champeny was business
caller at the w. c. Fugate home Mon
day evening.
c. M. Laws, c. T. Faris, L. A. and
c. ]. Weymouth left Sunday evening
for a 10 days deer hunt near Knox.
c. w. Berry of Caldwell spent Sum
day at the T. c. Pierson home.
Dorothy Faris of Caldwell spen,
Sundaywith her cousins, Mabel and
Ralph Jones.
Mrs. o. Sheaffer attended the meet
ms Of the Burbank Federation OF
clubs in Parma, Thursday, and re-
turned hpme Friday evening after
visiting friends in Caldwell.
Charles Milliner was a Sunday din
ner guest at the George Milliner home.
Vefda Beck spent Sunday with
Myrtle Watkins of Middleton.
The regular meeting of the Parent
Teachers association was held at the
school house Friday afternoon, Oct,
10, with good attendance. Several
new members were added and several
matters of importance were discussed
by both parents and teachers. The
next meeting will be held November
18th,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Fuaate and
family were dinner guests Sunday at
the ]. T. Bales home,
" G. T. champeny spent Sunday at
the G. Feltdman home near Meridian.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Beck enter
tanned at dinner Sunday Nellie, Fred
and Charles Robinson and Mr.. and
Mrs. Spillman all of Middleton.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Beckstead spen,
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. M. p.
Baird,
Mrs. Harry Maus and children and
Mrs. John Morrow visited at the L. S
Ollie home Wednesday afternoon.
Word has been received of the birth
of baby girl Saturday, October H.
to Mr.. and Mrs. Rolly Convey, for
merly of this place.
Cut Flowers in stock at Harmon
Drug Store.
MT. and Mrs. Henry Hanna and
family of Wilder were Sunday guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hanna's sister, Mrs.
u. C.. Goodloe.
Mrs. w. B. Sawyer left last week
for visit with her daughter who lives
in Boise.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Mesler and Mr..
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-10-17
MARBLE FRONT.

Marble Front was well represeuted
at the Burbank Federation at Parma
Thursday, those in attendance being
Mesdames w. c. Fugate, president;
{. c: Bales, Jim Baker, L. S. Ollie
D. c. Coodloe, W. III. King. T. G.
Pierson, o. Sheaffer. Jay X. Mullen.
Earl Baird, L. A. Weymouth, and the
Misses Mary Fugate, Birdie Cook.
Ethel Bales and Hilda Sheaffer. with
Mr.. Roy Fugate and G. T. Champeny
as chauffers. All report a very salts
factory trip and agree that the Parma
ladies' are royal entertainers. Mrs
w. {. Fugate presided at the meet
ing. which was held in the afternoon
and which proved both helpful and
Mr.. ad Mrs. II. S. Burger of Cald.
wen were guests at the J. T. Bales
home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Edmonson az
Parma were Sunday guests of O.
sheaffer and family.
Robert Milliner and Joe Fuller left
Monday for the mountains to Get jum-
Der for. Mr.. MiIliner who intend.
building barn.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-10-17
CANYON Hull

There viii be meeting at the Cam
yon school house on Friday evening,
October "a, in the interest Of farmers
equities. This meeting will be adj
dressed by gentleman who has had
much experience in organizing farm
ers' cooperative societies. All are
invited and it is earnestly hoped there
will be large attendance.
Last week Mr.. Corn came here from
Chicago with his wife, to occupy their
home purchased by the elder Mr..
Corn early in the season. On Tues
da~ he was attacked by hemorrhage
which caused his death. He was
buried from the Baptist church in
Middleton on Thursday.
The w. HI. Smeed ranch Of IS acres
which is now occupied by d. p. Myers
has been sold to VIM. Kammyer from
Montana. The price was $1,000.
Mr.. Summers and Mr.. Chas. Rob-
crtson have shipped their onion seed
at very good price.
Drug Store.
Cut Flowers in stock at Harmon
Mr.. Falk purchased land near Port
land to which place he shipped his
household goods on Friday.
WITS. ". II. myers entertained the
Ladies' Aid of the Christian church on
Wednesday, the 9th. The CANYON
ladies were invited, some of whom
availed themselves of the pleasure
Word reached here on Sunday. OF
the death of w. w. Wilson. He re-
sided here number of years. but
moved to Portland a year or more
ago. because of failing health. A num-
Der of our citizens attended the fun~r
al on Tuesday.
w. c. Rowen and family have
moved into the Mckinley place.
which was recently vacated by Mr.
Harris and family.
DR.. and Mrs. D. N. Smith and Mr..
and Mrs. Elhart were in Canyon on
Sunday, calling on friends.
ID. B. Myers and sons Elmer and
Jesse. have been helping cut the nav
in the Gem district. d. b. and Elmer
returned on Wednesday the 18th for
the purpose of going to Boise to prove
up on Eimer's homestead.
Zoo sheep passed through here on
going east.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-10-17
BRIER ROSE.

BRlEN ROSE.
G. w. Fry of Eagle spent Sunday
at the Joseph Robinson home. Otto
Fray and wife were callers there in
the afternoon.
Mrs. Meador and daughter, Olivia,
left for California last week. They
expect to be gone month.
Miss Edna Howard of Cherrydale,
Kans., who has been visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Ralph Musser in Boise, spent
the week end at her cousins, the w.
F. Howard home. Other guests there
for Sunday dinner were Leslie How
ard and wife and Frank Lelie, Jr. of
Big Bend, Ore, and Mr.. Wyman of
Boise.
The ]. r. Rowland family were Sum
day dinner guests at Mrs. Smiths III
/, Maple Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Runciman were
guests Thursday evening at the DR..
Mcclellan home in Nampa.
The Misses Helen Heath, Lucille
Kelly, Fay McNitt, Eva Wentz, Doris
Niece and Mayfield Hoshaw, George
Webb and Clarence Butler of Cald-
well enjoyed a weiner roast at the c.
L. Crew ranch Monday evening.
Messrs. Hummel and Dougherty re-
turned from the coast Thursday MORN
ing.
Cut Flowers in stock at Harmon's
Drug Store.
Mrs. Edgar Meek and Mrs. Oscar
Baum attended the Burbank Fedora
ton meeting at Parma last Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jenkins visited the
Crezecks on the Ross ranch in Pleas
ant Ridge, Sunday.
The Home Culture club will meet
Thursday, October %, with Mrs.
Hummel. Mrs. Meek will have charge
of the program.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Baum went to
Boise, Sunday.
George Runciman and L. i. Jones
made trip to Deer Flat on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Rowland and
family attended the dance at George
Smiths in Maple Grove Saturday
evening.
G. L. Crew expects to finish picking
apples in a week or so. He has picked
over 5000 boxes of apples from the or
chard.
John Smeed of Caldwell is pastur-
ing ig.bunch OF cattle in the neigh
borhood.
Will Runciman and wife were din
ner guests Wednesday of Mr.. and
Mrs. K. X. Mccormick in Caldwell.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-10-17
SALE!

Having sold my ranch, will sell at
public auction all if my personal prop
erty on this farm, 2 miles south and
IN miles west of Caldwell, ~ miles
east and mile north of Huston, on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 22
commencing at one o'clock, the fol-
lowing described property:
HORSES
Ten head of good horses.
CATTLE
Twenty head of good cattle.
This is splendid bunch of Short
horn cows and heavy mixers.
| Poland China Boar.
5 dozen fancy chickens.
FARM MACHINERY
One grindstone, feed grinder, black
smith outfit and thousand other
things too numerous to mention. ]
am going to quit.
Free lunch at noon-sale begins Just
after lunch.
This sale is Wednesday, October
END, commencing at l o'clock
JONATHAN JONES.
Owner.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-10-17

and Mrs. Lee Richardson and children
visited at Roswell Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. King of
Middleton and Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
King were Sunday dinner guests of
H. A. Reed in the w. NJ King home.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Harshman were
Boise visitors Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Martin and
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Coon spent Sum
day night and Monday at the. Joe
Mesler home.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-10-17

A force of men have been emp,oycd
this week extending the city water
lines on Arthur street from Sixteenth
to TweHty-first evenue. Pipe replaced
on Kimball has been diverted to this
section and will be used there. Swain
Beatty has charge of the installation.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-10-17

Do not pay anyone for experiment.
ing on the wiring Of your automobile.
Have it tested by the government
electrical device at $40 Arthur ST.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-10-17
Items of Interest From
Surrounding Territory

session. Consideration $lO5O.
Roiette & Erickson, the former OF
Parma and the latter Of Chicago, have
leased a, flour and feed mill, the en-
tire first floor of the ]. c. Jacobson
& Co., building, with the exception Of
the part occupied by the Cash grocery.
Will Osborne left Monday for an
extended visit with relatives at On
tario, Canada.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-10-17

Have you investigated the y..,.
storage battery sold by the Battss..
Service Station1 II will cost Won, 10Y
per month of service. 's
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-29

his advertising) LIMITED territory within which he could
ship his merchandise He off all sales in the
OF which barred him, except his Advertising
Over his advertising, however unless it localized by
zones he had n CONTROL
Freight arisen point where manufacture
er find attempt the entire United
States They find that increased volume distant sections
does anything like the increased net profit that
smaller volume would produce home. Every such
advertiser should a of adopt the
EN- for his advertising and merchandising
To pay for advertising in section where he does and
cannot like paying freight
goods he does not ship.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-29

This OF people be handled efficiently
from a sales standpoint until is broken into sections
Every organization to the entire Oheu
States finds branch district sales territories
absolutely imperative With population equal to tha
Of European Kingdoms and distances 1t becomes
elementary break the United States up INTO
a of logical merchandising units such as are shown
the opposite
No obber grocer but the Chicago ob6er
obber The grocers of Vnton Iowa are sold by
jobbes Chicago and from Iowa cities but seldom oy
Now jobbers The grocers of White Pigeon Mchgan
sold by obbers from Michigan and from chicago Du'
by jobbe-s from Philadelphia
merchandising axioms One would think
everyday knowledge of their truth would inspire
adopt the coroay of Localized adVerS
Nevertheless John Sullivan, Secretary
Association of National Advertisers recently MADE
tho following correct certain
concerning his organization;
There another mistake often made, and that
,uhat a national adVertfser IT is
advertiser uUho the general periodiean
IF ONLY ADVERTISING MEN WOULD THINK Or
ADVERTISING IN TERMS OF DISTRIBUTION,
SUCH A MISTAKE WOULD NEVER BE MADE.
national aduertiser firm Dhich has obtained more
thorough distribution of products throughout
United States and Whch adUertises to support or
extend that dstribution.'
"Advertsne per So does pay. Finding the mar
kef and knowin. the market and then co-ordindting
sales and adusrtsins does"
As matter fact efficient of national public
lty which utilzeS metropolitan newspaper advertising
10 rdinate sales and advertising.
The following advantages inherent in this
policy of merchandising and advertising by zones
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-29
Meet Competition Squarely

BY coming sales and ersng efforts the
meet and smash competition wherever arises His achin
cry OF attack mobiet be shifted from point to point
and adapted to the particular conditions In He
Gan sell his motor trucks in Kansas City because the
nils and in Chicago because the is flat
his fve-ten model in Philadelphia ton truck in
Denver He take into consider
Peto OF season. of topography of local custom buyns
hsbs OF legislation Of transportation in where
he sells goods The advertiser national
times in the ridiculous position of fighting competition in
score of places where 1t does meet II IN
enc place where IL bothers him. - "
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-29
Adapt Pressure to Needs

Any sales knows that section of the United
States entitled the of sales effort He
that there districts where his product
thoroughly established that small amount Of advertising
pressure will produce results He
other districts where break without adve
sing effort prohbitive He knows that there
indefinite number of gradatons these
When he limits his campaign advertising in big national Pc
rodicals which boast of having in community the
proportion OF circulation population, he is
In some sections and under advertising in others.
Newspaper advertising permit. him peci.ely
of needed in zach and of
UnitoG States.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-29
Make Each Zone Self Supporting

4 may have thriving national business He
selling goods of the United States
his profits each year be quite satisfactory He
and he therefore, that his methods OF ad
y. tIslng correct.
Nevertheless this find anal yzng his sales
and nCudng adversng) by that some zones
profitable; others
still others his profits sufficient to for their share
advertising In words, If he could oh all
sales and advertising in the thirty states which lose him
his efforts the ten states which
make him and the eight states which would make
him properly cultivated he would be vastly better
volume business might be much
less
each dollar that manufacturer in he
varying percentages of it for
for labor fr distribution for interest
rent, only the residue his
sion in the form of net profits.
Scientists business efficiency production engineers
senes shaved off bit of
Aary the production of advertised goods Economies
have of the business Only by the adop
ton of merchandising and advertising
corresponding economies be made in distribution
BY distribution the OF each dollar
with the manufacturer in the form Of profits
can be greatly increased
make each which
only by ocazng sales and advertising
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-29
Make Copy Seasonable

Our variations in climate of COMMON,
daily discussion We know that bathing suits being
Palm Beach while furs in New Eng and We
bought California during the
rainy and in Chicago during the rainy
We buying habits of of population
with food clothing and other necessities
controlled by the weather But the advertiser who confines
copy national periodicals take advantage the
fullest of these appeals of varying and climates
advertiser finds climatic ssasonabe changes the
breath of life for his advertising But the national ad
vertiser talk Maine and California in the
ad loses this direct sales producing punch
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-29
More Circulation for Less Money

Every advertiser In national spending from
onssrth to onsfth of his appropriation in Illinois, Indiana
Iowa. Michigan and Wsconn because from onesxth
fifth of the circulation of the which he
these FIVE states If his appropriation
$4,000 should be charged to the Chicago Territory.
1t therefore pertinent that he himself whether he
using the efficient economical of covering this
great market from an advertising standpoint.
Advertising various publications must be reduced
denomnator before comparisons be made. The
usual basis the per agate line of space thousand
circulation The following figures showing of
agate line per thousand speak for themselves
II Womens Magazines ..005+
Leading Weeklies Observation-Disclosures
Saturday Evening Post ..................00 .004
s503 Sunday Newspapers (minirnum) ..o0l7
3ee Morning Newspaper. (minmum) ........oole
Fvsp Neuvsn (pa;o opninnN
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-29
Exert Maximum Dealer Influence

By ssss sns 5 % IS and much "''
Dealer Influence is the influence which manufacturer has
with dealer because the dealer believes that the advertisns
ocRsd 0' the will move IN" s''o'
The dealers the United States sorrow
as Se nS @ on h. the
u i It sy ~ sS 5
did influence their
a I Sessfu
ad Bue has them
Of advertising and they now demand Of sufficient sic
III TIE G6oD and !" sue" as actually
The easo Territory advertising mediums the
LOCAL NEWSPAPERS
SA7foSa SAFioS3L fFiSTo6 RHRIobicA1s.
In short the dealer is coming and demand ad;
the system of merchandising and advertising.
The Chicago Territory, Zone No.
Whtn the % order in which various sections Sc tho
a be msds up Of
Michigan and Wisconsin comes first
n:e Of it's rh, S Of tn:
@ at s d Of all The & M
facures possesses one-fth national
most rseeptye advertising and the metropolitan
w
H4f Il f IN 7fsE"S 4sg GS7
Chicago Tribune Merchandising Service
Some The Chicago Tribune this heoys
The Tribune considers il a of money o adUs,-
tss product distributed through the retail and job
bins trade until that trade has been supplisd uith
merchandise take of the demand
When created
How radically this differed from old of using
advertising force distribution only familiar with job
bling and retailing The of how The
Chicago Tribune fortunes in order live its
theoryhe of Chicago Tribune Merchandising service
is too big another page like this .
story which has chapters every day.
# YOU are interested in the sale of product ask
practical experience of The Chicago Tribune
establishing products in the market in the United
States-the marked Zone No. the map above
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-29
Make Copy Timely

Advertising should be if good advertising. 1t
sheerly of the merchandise be sold But great
element of value be added advertising by tying
with big of the hour Here again the local
chant is Johnny Spot with his timely
linking his sales talks with the big topics which
most in mind
The who relies national periodicals the other
hand find his given the lie by events taking
place the time il printed and the time it Is ercu
lated for considerable period after the arnstee
magazines filled with excited advertising almost udi
crously onscious that the
Suit Advertising to Transportation
of marketing enables the manufacturer
adapt his sales and advertising campaigns exigences of
The freight embargoes of caused
all his sales effort
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-29
Radiating Metropolitan Influence

This question may arise in the advertisers mind,
BY using neWspapcr each state ! not reach
ing only city in each state? viii IL not be
utilize at least in toIon in
the fvs statss7
The found in the adang influence Of metropolitan
Every great city dominates the surrounding territory
Many have large circulation
of city of public The Chicago Tribune
has larger circulation in Iowa than national periodical
and larger than any except few Iowa newspapers
The map and tabulaon o n this page shoWs hoW tho
entire United States be covered Wih upWards Of
ten million circulation by using rs neWspapsrs in @S
metropolitan csnters at a of SIS line. Not
only do those reach practically Eng
sh reading family in these cities, but tDo out Of
fariliss OUTSIDE the citiss.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-29


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But this tells part of the story of the economy of the
Of merchandising and advertising Suppose, for
manufacturer has distribution in the Chicago Ter
rtory only He the standard magazines noted above
stimulate demand for his demand that he cash
in only Illinois, Indiana Iowa. Michigan and Wisconsin
The combined of the ri magazines $685. for which
circulation.
Suppose other hand he used the Sunday
each of the five named He would then
1l43o0o circulation combined rate Of $llO lnea
greater circulation for his purposeswh minimum of dupi-
caon-for hrty.fth of the cosusine Ave
instead of twenty.one
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-29

50 Metropolitan Morning Newspapers {gross) .ools
3e Metropolitan Evening Newspapers (gross) .00l4
7s Metropolitan Sunday Newspapers (gross) ..ools
Chicago Daily Tribune (mnimum) ..OOl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-01
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sick headaches. dizzy spells and kindred
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g1st- Get a 25s tube Of Burtonc Tablets.
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II tube OF Burtone Tablets doesn't
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testing. The fact that the United
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stores, proves Hurtonc does tn" work.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-01
THE PEP OF PURE
SUGAR AND FRUIT
In Bottles

r,a heath OF Mr.. Nicholas MORROW.
arcd and highly esteemed resident
occurred at the homo" IN ONO stFeet'
sunday evening at 6:45 o'clock. death re-
euI,inp from, a stroke Of paralysis whlcn
be sufrcred several months ago dc was
" ,c,rs Of age Funeral services Will
h. held from the home of Mayor w. "
Rennctt of North Broadway, this after.
NOM at O'Clock. Rev. II. IL Scout oA
IN. First ". T.. church will conouce ule
services. Intcrmcnt will be maze ia
the Northern cemetery.
Miss F,dithr Narkins of Martins Berry
- sncnding the week with Mrs Herbert
Fowler of Walnut street.
Mrs. f, r. Yocum. Mrs Thomas IaJ@
lor and Mrs. ErnEimin Patterson were
in Bridgeport Friday TO attend the W.
c. T L. convention
Mrs. Lewis Berry and little daughter
and Mrs. Outland Of West Church street
soon, Sunday with relatives IN Bellalre'
Fred NOVEL; of the George Washing
ton has been spending furloush with
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse NOVEL;
of Pnthcsdt street. |
Wilmer Murphy Of Struhcnri11e and
Henry W. Dillon Of Akron spent the
week end with Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Muir
phy Of North Chestnut street
Mrs. Joseph Eurkhart of South Gard
nor street has boon spending few days
with her brother. Joseph F'crenoach OF
Martins Ferry.
Miss Ruth Johnson Of St Cla'rsville
is tn" guest Of Mrs. VIII Moore al
North Chestnut street
Mrs. Fart N"Yell of Cameron. W. Va.
ig .iYiting her pnr"nts. MI and MIS-
,:c.,-r-e Fowler Of North broadway.
Mr.. and Mrs. C!ar"nr" Patterson Of
HIGH street hav" E"nr 10 Akron. ONO.
SR r" they will reside.
Mrs. Gibson Hradh"li and Miss Ntr-
;!nIa Ely have bern spending n few
DAYS wiz! Miss Ruth IIouscr Of Column
bus. ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs Andrew M"Cl"lland Of
Mrs. VI. r. Mrr'l..I!and Of West Main
street and their relatives Of this ricin-
ity.
Mr. ami Mrs. l.. y. Potter and dauGh-
tor. Ifihhnr,I. returned Ia Columbus Sun
day evening after n visit with relatives
in THIS place.
C"rwin White and Lewis Watt OF W.
ard J. CniiHG". Washington. Tl:. arr Wis
!,iuu n. th.ir homes here.
Misses Mildred and f,rr Warrick and
Mary Ricl;way spout Saturday and Sun
day at the homo uf H." Misses War
rick's parrrts. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Warrick Of ScwnllSyjll".
T. pal Douglas Of Columbus has born
visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Douglas OF West Main street. Stewart