Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1921-12-08

Read the ad of the Hende Furniture
Co. which you will find in this paper.
and then make up your mind. adv
John Stonechest, of Leonia. was
.ransactlng business in the city Tues
day of this week
Don't miss this great opportunity
attend our Christmas Sale. See adj in
tnis paper. Stookey Furniture Co.
Louis Weber's big human-hea,t
story, THE Blot,' is the Saturday
special at the Amazon.
Many foreign countries are clamor-
ing for Tanlac. It's fame is world
".ao' " ~ oiihohos. adv
Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Luse. of Sno-
Kane, visited here last Friday with
their sons, e. p. Luce and r. b. Luce,
j. W. Reid left Wednesday for Spo-
Kane where he planned to spend A
eoupie or three days attending to
business matters.
II you are to have that picture
framed for Christmas, don't wait 10
tne last day, but bring it to Hende now
when you think of it. adv
L. N. Brown returned Yesterday
from Spokane where he had spent a
Few days attending to business mat
tiers. iiia =
IL is astonishing how quickly Tan
lac VIII produce results. You usuaIlv
leel better from the very first dose.
- 0iiiionus. adv
Dan O'Brien arrived here Saturday
rom ms nome at Wilson, Wis, to visit
az the home of his sister, Mrs I, N
Brown. - A.
situation Wanted Bookkeeper and
accountant with some experience as
salesman desires all or part time EN-
ployment. Harold J. Askevold, Bon
adv
Mr. and Mrs. d. p. Castor, of Bell
ingham, Wash, arrived here RECENTLY
10 Visit for a time at the home of their
friends, Mr.. and Mrs. B. G. Taylor
Ihere is no reason why you should
forget to give to any one this wear
When the Stookey Furniture Co. openz
the way to provide useful gifts for
family and friends at a pig saving.
The members of the st. Marv's Guild
VIII mold their annual bazaar on Sat-
uiuay' december IL. A large assert.
ment OF plain and fancy sewing and
Jack OBrien arrived here Tuesday
from Portland, Greg, where he has
been employed for several months.
Mr.. o'Brien may decide to spend the
remainder of the winter here.
Dollar Day Specials at the Bound
airy Dry Goods Store on Saturday of
this week. See ad in this paper and
ONE early to get your share of these
bargains. ody
hlchard, son of Mr. and Mrs. w. r.
Hoagland, of Moravia, had the mis-
fortune to break a bone in his left
arm, recently, when he stumbled and
fell while at play.
The Methodist church Ladies' Aid
society will hold sale of aprons and
plain and fancy sewing, also all kinds
OF pastry and baked foods. at Causton
Bros. store on Friday afternoon. De-
celnoer D. ct adv
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Guthrie, of Cone
land, returned home Monday after a
two day visit here at the home of
their son, Chauncey Guthrie, at his
home on the south bench.
Christmas Cedar Chests. Our stocks
contains some intereting designs. Net
only have we variety but every Cedar
CHEST we sell will give years of salts
factory service. Made of the finest
red cedar. Stookey Furniture Co. adv
Mrs. Charles Prell was called 10
spokane last Thursday by news of the
serious illness of her father. She
returned home yesterday, her fathers
condltion having greatly improved tha
past few days.
Invitations were sent ont this waal
Tor dance to be given at the X. p
nall tomorrow night and if sufficient
interest is displayed it is planned TO
organize dancing club and give
regular dances once every two weeks.
o. s. Davis and sons, Delmar and
Noryal' of Northport, were in town
sunday Mr.. Davis going to Eastport
on official business. He is a U. S.
immigration officer at Northport and
was formerly stationed here.
The Readers Club will meet AZ the
home of Mrs. Byron N Hawks on De-
cember IL at two o'clock instead of
the usual time, 2:30 o'clock. An
members are requested to be present
as the new bylaws will be read at this
meeting. Members are requested IN
bring gift for the Christmas tree.
large crowd attended the annual
bazaar and supper given by the Ladies'
Aid society of the Union church Satur-
day afternoon and evening at the Odd
Fellows hall. A delicious supper was
served from five o'clock on. The total
receipts amounted to about $500
Dave Forsythe has leased the build
ing next to the Crescent Garage. and
formerly occupied as the offices of the
Bonner Water & Light Co., and will
open up barber shop as soon as he
can get his equipment here and have
it installed Dave" has followed the
barbering trade in this town for
number of years and has many friends
who will be glad to give him their
patronage.
According to a letter received this
week from Congressman Burton L
French, he has nominated Ambrose
Boileau as second alternate for adj
mission to the military academy of the
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