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Payette enterprise., 1921-03-03
GIVES IMPRESSIVE:
ADDRESS
DIR. FISHER SPEAKS TO THE
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

Dr.. Fisher OF Boise who is well
known throughout the state as one
of Idaho's most enthusiastic and able
speakers on true Americanism, gave
d short but most impressive address
before the Chamber OF Commerce
Wednesday at their noon luncheon
at the Hotel Bancroft. Mr.. Fishers
time was somewhat limited, but his
ability to condense a two hour ad
dress into thirty minutes time was
thoroughly demonstrated, and the
truths, facts and figures presented
in his short address were not misun.
derstood by any who were present
His main theme was Unity Of all true
Americans with red blood, to join
the United Americans. talk and ad'
vertise true Americanism, and not
talk and advertise the element that
is working to overthrow our Nation.
DR.. Fisher is an impressive speaker
and his few remarks made a strong
impression with the members Of the
Chamber Of Commerce, with the re-
suit that practically every man sign
ed the membership card with reso-
luti9 to stand by the United Ameri-
cah. and many contributed TO the
financial support of the organization.
DR.. Fisher is not a stranger il Pay
ette. He appeared before large
last summer at this place
and delivered an illustrated open
air address that has not been for
gotten. and we trust that the people
of Payette may have the privilege
many more times in the future.
Payette enterprise., 1921-03-03
COURT PROCEEDINGS

Feb. "a. William and Ralph Johns
VS.. Guss Davis.-Jury entered verdict
favor of Plaintiff, 100000 damages
Feb. 25. Roy S. White VS.. E. z.
Van Buskirk. Decree of foreclosure
and sale in accordance with prayer
of complaint.
Feb. 26. Hattie Baker, formerly
Hattie Shafer vs. Payette County.
Case dismissed, appeal premature.
Lowengart & Co. VS. H. T. Smith
& Co. Dismissed by order of Court.
Case of VIM. White VS. D. r.
Linder could not be tried March 1st,
date set, as plaintiff was under quar-
antine for small pox. Case continued.
Jury excused until March 2nd.
Eva Littler VS. John T. Jefferis,
Sheriff, Jury found verdict in favor
of Plaintiff, $500 damage against
defendant.
Payette enterprise., 1921-03-03
CITY MARKET
CHANGES HANDS

The City Meat Market has again
changed hands. Mr. Carl Korup and
J. L. wells will be the new proprie-
tors on and after March 18th, hay
ing closed the deal Tuesday evening
with Mr.. c. L. Squirting & Bro, who
have conducted the business for the
past few months. Mr.. Korup and
Mr.. Wells will need no introduction
to the people of this community,
having been formerly engaged in
the butcher business at this place for
many years; in fact Mr.. Korup has
been continuously in the butcher
business in this city for the last IS
years. Mr.. Spurlingswill conduct the
business until the 18th of this month
when it will be turned over to the
new firm.
Payette enterprise., 1921-03-03
A SURPRISE PARTY

Last Sunday, Immediately after
church, twenty-nine of Mrs. n. J.
Garman's friends gathered at her
home with we'll filled baskets to
help celebrate her? birthday an
niversary. The gathering having
been planned by Mr.. Garman, was
a complete surprise to the guest OF
honor. During the dinner hour
leveral selections were played on
the Victrola. The last hour was
spent by all gathering around the
piano singing hymns, after which
the guests departed wishing Mrs.
Garman many more happy birthdays
and leaving with her beautiful Gel
cry dish as a memento of the occa'
sion. Those present were: Mr.. ana
Mrs. n. J. Garman and family, Mr..
and Mrs. A. T. Bishop and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Mcclure and fam
lily, Mr.. and Mrs. P. H. Krost and
son, Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Blinn, Mr.
and Mrs. L. z. Taylor, Mr.. and Mre,
E. P. Nokes, Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Huff
Mr.. and Mrs. n. w. Lewis, Mrs. L. Nj.
Linck, Miss Helen Linck, Mr.. Eph>
riam Hammock.
Payette enterprise., 1921-03-03
|. D. D. F. LODGE
NEWS

. The committee on building ar
rangements are going to offer 70:
sale, the 1. o. o. F. building, know
also as the Rezac Corner. This
; would be splendid buy for some so
ciety that has smaller membership
/ OF for several Societies TO combine
on.
Beginning with the next meeting
''arch End, the Lodge viii open on
Pacific Time.
On Wednesday last the beautiful
Bird degree was conferred. Blanchard
was in good form. Moreland as fine
as ever. Ferrin Harland makes q
fine Staff Captain. Dunnuck, Tom.
lin, Al Harland and Ady are taking
hold like veterans. Pease is always
good.
The lodge was honored on the 23o
By a visit from DR.. Crouch of Boise.
The Doctor says what he thinks, and
thinks what he says. In a few grac-
ious remarks the Doctor made it
plain that Payette No. % is putting
on finer work than ever before.
4 live lodge must have "up-to-
date" Secretaries, so the Secretaries
were instructed TO attend the Secre>
taries' and Scribes Convention TO be
held in Boise on March 18th, and
were assured that their expenses
would be paid.
Committees to take charge of the
District Convention TO be held here
in May will soon be announced.
Emmett or Weiser will probably
be invited to put on their favorite de-
gree.
Applications for membership are
being filed at every meeting. It is
an honor to any man to take hold,
and help to teach to his brother-man
the beautiful lessons taught by the
Oddfellow Ritual.
The brother that falls into the ha-
bit of absenting himself from the
meetings of his lodge is himself los
ing, o, so much As general prin-
ciple, if you are belonging to an OF
der whose meetings are not worth
attending, you had better get out of
it, for the orders good and for
your own good On the other hand
If it is worth attending, then you
should be there with bells on.
Payette enterprise., 1921-03-03
AMERICAN LEGION MEETING

A meeting OF the John Webster
Rhoads Post is called for Monday
evening, March 7th, at 7 o'clock, Pa
cific Time, in the Yeoman Hall.
All ex-service men are urged to at
tend. Many questions of Importance
will be discussed, among them is the
plan the Citizens Committee has for
the erection of a fine Legion Home.
A location has already been secured
and the committee is hard at work
and the near future will see the
building we'll under way.
The Ladies of the Auxiliary will
serve us a lot of good things to eat,
come with good appetites and brine
fellow buddy with you so he may
be filled up also.
Payette enterprise., 1921-03-03
HUGE TRANSFORMER AT o. A. c,
BIGGEST ON PACIFIC COAST

Oregon Agricultural College, Cor
Wallis, Feb. 1S.-The highest voltage
e0-cycle electrical transformer on
the Pacific coast is in operation in
the laboratory of the electrical en-
gineering department Of o. A. c. 1t
weighs $1,000 pounds The trans
former has a capacity Of $4,000
volts and is used in experiments by
students for determining the break,
ing point of porcelain and other in
sulators for high tension work and
also for testing all kinds of electri-
cal installations.
The possibility of creating a sec
end Niagara at The Dallos. and ap-
plying this energy to the production
of nitric acid for the West was point
ed ont to the Chemical Engineering
society by E. e. Loughrey OF Payette.
Idaho. junior in chemical engineer
ing.
Payette enterprise., 1921-03-03
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

Mrs. Karnes spent the last week
end with her family in Boise.
Don't forget to watch for the date
of the Library Benefit entertainment
to be given soon at the High School!
Sentence Tributes to Mary Crewse
The high esteem accorded Mary
Crewse whose sudden death last
week shocked her friends and &C.
quaintances, is evidenced in the fol-
lowing heartfelt tributes of her class
mates:
Mary was liked by all who knew
her."
"A splendid chum and kind to
every one"
a bright cheerful girl, loved by
all her classmates"
Il admired Mary from the first,
but the longer I knew her, the bet
ter I liked her"
Classmates and teachers alike
will miss this sweet girl of winning
ways"
Il admired Mary for many reasons
but chiefly because of her unfailing
kindness to everyone and especially
to elderly people"
Mary always had smile or
CHEEKY word for everyone"
THE world would be better place
if more of US were like Mary"
I'VE are indebted to Mary for hav>
ing taught US what it means to be a
'friend'.t
Members of the Glass of 1924.
Payette enterprise., 1921-03-03
CoMMrNITY CLUE MEETING

The regular meeting of the Com
munity Club, of District No. 6 will
be held Friday evening, March 4th
at s P. NJ. at the tent school house.
An interesting program is antici-
pated, consisting Of debate, con
cerning the relative utility of the
horse and the tractor and automo-
bile to the farmer. Mr.. John Hill
will lead in favor of the horse, and
Mr.. ]. V. Martin in favor Of gasoline
There will be a reading by Roy
Keifer, an original story by VIM.
Syme. and a talk on Overhead EX-
penses" by Ira W. Kenward. Miss
Yaggy will conduct the music, as
sisted by the glee club.
Blanche Olson, Sec'y.
Payette enterprise., 1921-03-03
co an Get IT

ITO the Public OF this City: In
urging that every man, woman and
child in this city see Go and Get It.
at the Emma Theatre On Thursday
and Friday, March 10th and 11th, I
wish 10 personally guarantee them
that, il my opinion, this is the most
momentoUs production it has ever
been my pleasure 70 exhibit. I am
welcoming this picture to this thea
tire because I am convinced that all
patrons will be satisfied that no pro-
duction heretofore offered has had a
greater theme, has been better photo
graphed and directed, nor has had
a more carefully chosen cast of
screen artists. Yours truly,
". J. HUGHES.
Payette enterprise., 1921-03-03
IT'S THE ONLY SYSTEM

1t is certainly very gratifying to
the boosters of this community to
note the splendid interest manifested
in the new organization of the citi.
zeas Of Payette. We can all feel the
effects of the new friendly feeling
that is cropping out. Since the organ
ization of the Chamber of Commerce
a few weeks ago, weekly gatherings
for a friendly feed together has been
greatly enjoyed, and not less than
sixty to one hundred at every meet
ing. 1t is the first time in the history
of Payette that we have had the
solid cooperation of all business
houses, Lawyers, Doctors, BARRIERS
Taylors, Clerks and everybody that
should have an interest, take hold
and help to boost the community. To
boost one another is the only system
that will boost the entire community.
When we come together at these
noon luncheons, wearing cloths bot
from the Payette merchants, shirts
and collars washed and ironed at
the Payette Steam Laundry, clean
shave from the home barber, hang
up hat bought in Payette, and take
seat in a chair purchased at the
Payette furniture stores, and fill up
on bread made from Sunshine Flour,
Butter from the Payette Creamery,
Roast Pork from the home butcher
shops. and Idaho Spuds, We'll have
the real cooperative spirit, and
boost for one another.
Payette enterprise., 1921-03-03
ANNOUNCEMENT.

I desire to announce TO the public
that I have opened a general auto,
mobile brokerage in the Banks
Bldg, Payette, Idaho. My tele-
phone number is $50.
am handling all makes of cars
and trucks, both new and used. I
have the car you want at the price
you can afford to pay and the terms
you can meet. You don't have to
wait until that pile" grows big
Come and get your car and pay for
it while you use it.
An automobile is no longer g
luxury or an item of pleasure alone.
1t has become an absolute necessity
to the farmer, the business man or
the laborer. If you are going to
keep up with your neighbor or your
competitor you must get up-to-date
and pass the man with the horse and
buggy.
The readjustment of the financial
condition has forced some of the
less fortunate to place their cars
upon the market. This fact has
made it possible for me TO select
some of the best buys in the couRtry.
Cars that have run only few miles,
or none at all, at less than half the
original cost.
Perhaps you are contemplating
the purchase Of a new car. Perhaps
you want TO sell your old one. Come
in and list your car and your wants
with me. Perhaps l can trade your
old car on new one. Or l will sell
your used car outright.
1t will cost-you nothing 70 investi-
gate. Come in and see what 1 have
TO offer you.
EDWARD TURKISH.
Payette enterprise., 1921-03-03
SPECIAL REVIVAL
SERVICES

The Baptist Church will begin a
series of special meetings March 6,
and continue for two weeks or more.
Rev. VIM. f. Roberts Of Gooding will
be with us TO assist the church in
this meeting. Rev. Roberts is high
" esteemed and loved by all where
ever he conducts special meetings
and the results of his ministry are
most gratifying to the churches.
The Buhl people write of Roberts
ministry among them, God has
nightly moved this people TO uni
ty Of purpose and a vision Of widen
ing Kingdom interests, and with an
ingathering of more than sixty dur
ing and since the meetings. The
church and its pastor feels the great
est encouragement and thanksgiv-
ing.
The Shoshone people have this to
say, Bro. Roberts with his quiet
earnesrness won the hearts of the
Young People. We all learned to
love him during his stay with us.
There were more than 20 additions
to the church"
This word comes from his last
meeting at Idaho Falls, "Forty-six
confessions and restorations first
two weeks"
A most cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all churches and people.
PASTOR.
Payette enterprise., 1921-03-03
PROPERTIES CHANGE HANDS
Mar. 3t2.

PROPERTIES ChANNE HANDS
Mr.. Thomas L. Hastie of Parma
this week sold his residence on North
7th Street OF this city to Mrs. NJ. J.
Thode. Mrs. Thode is a newcomer
to the city. She is cleaning and re
modelling the premises and will make
of it a double apartment.
Mr.. Ed. c. Shellworth this week
sold his four room house and prop
erty in the West end of the city to
MIR. c. H. Cazier.
Mrs. NJ. ]. Thode this week pur'
chased the residence and property on
North 7th Street of this city just
North of the house formerly occu,
pied by ]. L. Hanan. Mrs. Thode takes
immediate possession of this proper
ty and will repair and remodel it
for renting.
Mr.. c. II. Cazier this week sold
his four room house in the West end
of the city. The property will be re,
modelled and made into fine mod
ern home.
All of the above sales were made
by the Northwest General Brokerage
Company of this city.
Payette enterprise., 1921-03-03
]. l.. HOLI.ANDSWORTH
DIES IN BOISE HOSPITAL

Word has just been received, an
nouneing the death of J. L. Hollands
worth which occurred at q Boise
Hospital this Thursday morning
The body VIII be brought back to
Payette and funeral services viii like
y be held here Friday afternoon in
the Baptist Church. We have no fur
ther particulars, but viii publish n
our next weeks issue. an appropriate
obituary.
Payette enterprise., 1921-03-03
ANNOUNCEMENT

Dr.. J. c. Woodward, OcuIist, de-
sires TO announce that he will be al
his office in woodward Building,
every afternoon fer the purpose of
FITTING GLASSES. Arrangements
may be made for evening appoint
ments. Eyes will be examined FREE
OF CHARGE. Office equipment in
ciudes every modern instrument.
Payette enterprise., 1921-03-03
THEATRE
PROGRAM

-hursday-Friday, March 3-zth-''TaI
zan OF the Apes" Pathe News.
Sat. 5-Sessue Hayakswa in The
First Born" Monkey Comedy.
Matinee al p. Il.
Monday 7th-" Squire Thompkin's 5
Daughter
Tues. Wed. 5-s-An eight reel super
special, The SteaIers." and
Fatty Arbuckle in Love"
Thurs.-Fri. lO-I1th.-Marshal Neil
ans Go and Get Il" Pathe News.
I7th-I8th-Zane Grey's Riders Of
the Dawn"
Payette enterprise., 1921-03-03
RACK on THE JOB

Mr.. f. G. Dunn is back on the job
at the Western Union office. taking
charge of the business The first OF
this month. This will be good news
to the public. Mr.. Dunn is one of the
most efficient and accommodating
men the public has had 10 deal with
and his return to the Western Union
office will certainly meet with the
approval of all the patrons. Mr.. Do
Ian, former operator, will go from
here to Wallace where he will take
charge at that place.
Payette enterprise., 1921-03-03
IENTEN TEA

The fourth in the series Of 25c.
Lenten Teas being given by the La
dies of St. James Church, will be at
the home of Mrs. James Hutchinson
on North 9Th St, March 10th, from
. to 5. The hostesses are: Mesdames
Will Moss. NJ. C. Davis, ]. r. Nc
Kinney, c. a. Smith, James Hutchin-
son and Miss Precht.
Payette enterprise., 1921-03-03
BACH FROM EASTERN TRIP

Earl Farber returned Friday even
ing from New York City where he
has been spending some time in Sc
lecting a Spring stock OF goods for
the Farber & Sons Department
Store. He reports the conditions in
the East looking better. in the mid
die west reduced prices of land and
farm products is still being felt to
a considerable extent.
Payette enterprise., 1921-03-03

Miss velma Spaulding who has just
completed a course in Dietetics in
the City of San Francisco, arrived
home on the early train Monday
morning. She came rather unexpect-
edly and disturbed the peaceful slum
bers of Mr.. and Mrs. Spaulding at
rather an early hour. but was a well
come caller just the same.
Payette enterprise., 1921-03-03
HERE'S YOUR CHANCE

10 acres all in cultivation, 5
acres in alfalfa, 8 acres in bearing
prunes, small house, 214 miles from
Payette This won't last long at
S15O0.00. Good terms. Will con-
slider trade for small property in
town. See US quick.
Northwest General Brokerage Co.
PoStOffice Bldg, Phone "a
Payette Idaho
Payette enterprise., 1921-03-03
PIANO TUNER

H. H. Collins, Expert Piano Tuner
for the Denver Music Co, will be in
Payette this week and next. Leave
Written Order at Bancroft Hotel and
your work will receive careful at
tention.
Payette enterprise., 1921-03-03

E. A VanSieklin of Weiser was
placed under arrest Wednesday
morning by Night Marshal Fenske
and Deputy Sheriff Walbricht. chars
ed with violating the Prohibition
law. Two five gallon kegs and a num-
Der of quart bottles containing what
was alleged to be wine, was found
in Mr.. Van Sicklin's car, which was
confiscated by the officers, also the
car in which the packages were
found. Mr- Van Sieklin Immediately
furnished the required bond of ST.
600 and the matter will be tried out
on next Saturday before Judge Lu-
ther. Mr. Van Sieklin is very promi
nent and well-to-do citizen and We
understand it is eontended by him
that the goods found in his possession
were home made articles which he
was taking TO some of his relatives
living in Boise.
Payette enterprise., 1921-03-03
MR. AND MRS. FARBER
ENTERTAIN

MIR. and Mrs. Ralph Farber en-
tertained z number of their friends
last Friday evening at a card party
and light refreshments. Those
prsente were: Nr. and Mrs. Wick
Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Larson, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Maule,
Mr.. and Mrs. Wheeler Anderson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Byram.
Payette enterprise., 1921-03-03
ADVANCEMENT

The Ladies Auxiliary of the Amer
lean Legion will meet at the home of
Mrs. Celia Moss Monday evening,
March 7th. This will be strictly a
business meeting and all are urged
TO be present. Immediately after the
meeting, banquet will be served to
the Legion boys at the Yeoman Hall.
Payette enterprise., 1921-03-03
ST. LANES CHTRCH

Fourth Sunday in Lent, March 9Th.
Church School at 10 a. N.
Choral Eucharist at II a m.
On Friday evening at 1880, the
Rector will give instruction on the
fundamentals of the Christian Re
ligion. All are cordially invited to
this service.
Payette enterprise., 1921-03-03
NOTICE TO ALL PERSONS DRlE'
ING AUTOS IN PAYETTE
COUNTY.

After March Is all automobile
owners including dealers. who drive
their Cars without displaying both
1921 license plates will be arrested.
No personal notice will be given.
JOHN T. JEFFERIS, Sheriff.
o. E. BOSSEN, Assessor.
Mar. 3t2.
Payette enterprise., 1921-03-03

FOR SALE: l have 4 fine large
Buff Orphington Cockerels left. Price
$3.50 and S5.00.-Mrs. d. A. Hurrle,
New Plymouth, Ida. S-1-t2.
Payette enterprise., 1921-03-03
EDWARD TURKISH.

LOST: Small Collie dog, bob tail,
white ring around neck. Wore an On,
tario collar No. 65. Notify c. E.
Bingham, ontario. S-1-t2.
Payette enterprise., 1921-03-03
NOTICE

The Farmers Trade Day Sale will
be held hereafter in the morning on
Saturday on the corner lots just
south of the old Payette Hotel. The
next Sale day will be. held on
SATURDAY, MARCH IL, 1921
Bring in your property and list it
early.
CIANTON Il CLANTON,
Payette enterprise., 1921-03-03
COOKED FOOD SALE

The p. Z. o. Society will hold a
Cooked Food Sale for charity, Sat
urday afternoon in the Bancroft
Hotel Building.
Payette enterprise., 1921-03-03
PERSONAL AND LOCAL MENTION

Andy Maneman left this morning
for Carroll, Iowa, where ne will make
MS home with his mother.
! Miss Anna Pearson, County Supt
was an Emmett business visitor in
matters relating 10 Joint School dis
triets, Monday.
Rev. Ira Aldrich. Superintendent
Of the LaGrande District, gave an
+ impressive sermon Sunday evening
at the n. E. Church. 70 z full house
Dir. and Mrs. ". B. Stanley who
recently sold their Garden Valley
ranch to Mr.. Pennell Of this place.
are moving 10 their new home pur-
chased Of 8Ir. Frank Smith just north
Of town. Their household goods ar
rived last Monday.
Mr. =. H. Ramey Of Fruitland, re-
turned Tuesday from business trip
to Grants Pass, Oregon Mr. Ramey
says the people in the Payette Val
ley don't know anything about vet
weather. II you want TO see rain and
plenty Of IL, go 10 Southern Oregon
The Methodist congregation held
their annual Picnic Wednesday eve
ahg at the church. About zoo we're
present to enjoy the basket supper.
4 program OF Readings. Music, etc.
was rendered after the supper A
general good time was enjoyed By all
Richard Charles Ensign arrived at
the home OF his father and mother.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Ensign, in the
south part Of town, last Monday
morning, and if he likes il there he'll
probably stay for an extended visit.
He is rather small-Heighs 9 pounds
but is the center Of attraction in that
neighborhood.
wrestling Tuesday night. Ray
Christensen Us Jack Lewis.
Mr.. Z. a Blair left Wednesday eve
ming for Ashland, Medford and per
haps several other Southern Oregon
points with the view of locating a
climate that might relieve his asth,
ma. Mr.. Blair has suffered for many
years and seemingly has about worn
out the Idaho climate We are very
sorry 10 feel that We may TO lose q
good citizen but We sincerely hope
Mr.. Blair viii find relief in some way
Payette enterprise., 1921-03-03

FOR SALE: One Monarch 6-hole
range. almost new. Cali at this Of
flee or telephone 116-j.
Payette enterprise., 1921-03-03

Wrestling Tuesday night. Ray
Christensen VS. Jack Lewis.
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Extra Quality
Prunella Skirts
$3.50

Some of these smart Prunella Skirts were
part of special purchase bought to sell at
$3.50.
Others are taken from our regular stock
and reduced to $3.50 for this event.
Pleated models in striped and plaid effects
and dark colors-all smartly tailored.
SECOND FLooR-THE BON MARcHE
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Crepe de Chine Chemises $1.75.

topped bodicestye Chemises quality crepe de Chine
made with satin shoulder straps styles to choose
edged with ace-sizes 3S, 40 and AZ.
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School Girls Shoes
Sizes III to e.. $3.50
Sizes q to z. $3.50

Flat rubber heels broad practical lasts solos, lace style
brown calf uppers - - 49, -
The larger sizes have low walking heels of leather
Women's Silk Stockings 85c
Bursons codovan Stockncsszes sfa IN 10
Women's Union Suits CSC
Fleecelned Union Suits Dutch neck or low neck short
sleeves sleeveless white
Children's Cotton Stockings l7c
3 Pairs for
Medlum-ribbed Stockings in back-szes to 91s.
Womens Fleeced Vests 75c
High low necks sleeveless sleeves
to matchn white and sizes SO