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Boise, Idaho, a Moderately Priced Home, As Chick House, Etc SUNDAY - 1 . 1 .Afl-'USi-JJ— ■ FOR BALI N bws r o R J M S :‘T « > — ;— *--------»--------------------------------- ■IsosHansouB Published every Sunday morning at U v M t o o k Automobil— R—I Estata Real T iflT JONES FURNITURE CO. T fa * CAPWA l 'n ^W S PUBLISHING WANTKD—Ironing to do. Call 72 6J FOR SALE—155 hampshlre ewes, age 1 Majestic range, good *75. BIG REDUCTION ON U SE D CARS— FARMERS NOTie* THIS as new. 1 to 4 years. $13 a head. Also 40 lam bs. Want to buy an automobile, truck ' 'CO, LIMITED, HIGHEST PRICES paid for furs. New 1 double barrel shot gu n $25. Phone 38-J-3. 44 acres all In hay, $8500. 2 second hand dressers. trailer or a Ford, don’t fail to see FOR SALE BY OWNER. 40 acres close In $8258. RICHARD STORY SHERIDAN York Store, 915 Main St. Trailers built to order. Ohmeral Manager 3 new Home Sewing machines brand FOR SALE—Six pigs, weight from 75 80 ucres close In, $11600. ALL KINDS of furnuiture, upholster­ new at $45 each. to 85 pounds, in good shape. Phone „„ ^A.Lo ALTO AUTO MARKET A convenient, 5-room bunga­ 157 acres bench land $47190. ADVANCE^SUBSCRIPTION ing and repair work. Prices rea­ 9J4. Z3rd * Falrvlew Ave. P hone 2089 low home, modern except heat, 20 acres good s tu ff $4000. sonable. J. A. Jo hnson. Phone 1026 That good Red Crown gasoline for has light, airy sleeping rooms, BA K ER & C H A P P E L L E OR HALE—1918 F ord cheap. Bo- liberal closet room, clean ce­ Ob* hy ***** |7 oc R esidence 1616*4 M ain. sale at the Wilson Garage. Best by A team of mares for sale. Call 74R11. Caldwell, Idaho. lest. Starts easier, more mileage quet Cigar Store. mented cellar, well located, 50- FOR SALE CHEAP—Two registered foot, east front lot, lovely $5000— Va acre 1 m ile o u t w ith good 6- WANTED—To buy a barn to be moved. per gallon. The best gasoline' is A BARGAIN, m y 1919 w ire -Phone 38J3. none too good for your car. Holstein cows. Good producers and shade, some fruit, all In ex­ room modern house - with large good breeding. Must be sold by wheel Oakland Touring, spare cellent condition. This will’ sleeping porch ftnd front and rear Wberf not .paid In advance the Dally WANT TO BUY 25 or 80 stands of WE HAVE for sale one 25-horse pow­ Dec. 1. Box 160 M eridian, phone 363. tire, spotlight. Phone 2344M appeal to anyone looking for screen porches; fruit and shade; an* Sunday edition is 40o per month, bees. D. H. Woods, Boise, Idaho, a moderately priced home, as chick house, etc. iOEM M i l l months and $7.20 for one er, type Y, semi-diesel engine, horl- NEW BUICK light six, 5-passenger, /ear. R oute 2. sontal type, complete with fuel and FOR SALE—Brood sow with pigs. possession may be had Imme­ $5000 for 5 acres w ith good 6-room f J Phone 29J1. run less than 500 miles, Just limbered diately. P rice *2750. house only 1% miles from center of water tank, all fittings. Can ship up. Extra tire and tube, license Sunday Only by Mall DRESSMAKING, plain and fancy this engine at once frgm Dubois, Call a t 1512 N. 18th St. Boise; has garage, small barn, sheds, .One Tear .7.T7.......... ............................. $2.60 sewing, Room -12, Pack Bldg. REGISTERED Poland China boars for numbers, chains, motormeter.Alimlte etc. Nice home. M s Months .......................... 1.25 Idaho. Reason for selling, we are greasing system, fire and theft In­ Three Month« .............................................. 76 changing our power to electric. sale. H. L. Randall, Boise, phone THE NKWHOUSE INVESTMENT CALL Kellogg & Jones for general job 70R-3. su ran ce for one year. P rice »16.60. DUBOIS MILL & ELEVATOR CO, The Sims Company, 516 Main St, CO., i Dally Without Sunday by Mail work, manure hauling; lawn dress­ LTD. 813 M ain St. One Year ...................................................$6.00 ing, etc. Call 18. HORSES—$25 each, and up W. T. Boise, Idaho. DENMAN AND JONES. tktx Months .............................................. 2.00 Booth, 807 B annock St. Three Months ......................................... 1.60 BUY your hay from J. D. Heater, Boise E OR SA L E —1918 H arley-D avidson Successors to Ada Realty Co, «me Month ....................................................60 WOODS BROS, for light transfer. 9th R 4, over the scales. 114 N . 10th St. FOR QUICK ACTION an d Idaho St. P hone 388. LOST AND FOUND motorcycle, with side car. For sale Subscribers requesting the address of FOR SALE—An elegant gas range, cheap for cash. 744 E. Jefferson. $8000 buys choice 8-acre tra c t on the E’ YOU WANT TO SELL QUICK their paper changed must give both the W A N T E D —A bout 100 y a rd s o r m ore LOST—Key« on ring. One key mark­ old address as well as the new address used 1 year, good baker. Price new GRANT SIX machine shop will put bench, highly Improved. Soil ex­ LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH of good d irt for law n, inquire a t 2414 *47.50 ;-wiU sell for »30. P hone 1943W ed L-50. Call 347J. Reward. cellent, very close in on car line, US. LISTED ONE PROPERTY ON IB order to have change properly made. V est Jefferson St., after 6 p. m. your auto or truck in tip-top shape. Full equipment to overhaul all mod­ none located better. THE 13TH, AND SOLD THE 14TH. ADVERTISING REPRESENTATIVES FOR HALE, cheap, lady’s new winter LOST—A note book with a red binding, IE' YOU WANT TO BUYJ»rÆ3 HAVE? Franklin P. Alcorn Co., Marbridge Bldg., WANTED—To rent house, by young about 5 by 7 inches in size. Worth ele. Expert workmanship, Reason­ coat. C apital New s, B ox 2642. able prices. 206 to 212 South T enth $5000 takes very cholco im proved 10- A SPE C IA L BA RG AIN- 160 A C R E New York, and People's Gas Bldg., couple without children. Phone nothing except to owner. Binder will RA NCH CLO SE TO T O W N A T $200 Chicago. 1673J. __street. tf acre tract near Usllek. Too FOR SALE—Large, used Wilton velvet be well paid for trouble if returned. cheap, but must be sold. PER ACRE BUT ONLY HAVE rug. 1114 feet by 15 feet, *75. 1303 P hone 1261. BUICK Six 7-passenger touring car, CLASSIFIED AD RATES SCHOOL teacher would like to get pi­ ABOUT 15 DAY'S AND IT WILL BE Each insertion ......................... lc per word N. 24th. fine condition, snap. OE'F T H E M ARKET. W aak ................................. .. 5c per word ano for storage. Will take best of LOST—One holstein heifer. Brand, Haynes Six 2-passenger Roadster, Houses are going off like pop corn, car. Phone 1228W after 4 p. m. and two in one, we have a large list­ FOR SALE— Second hand Foru cars. WR, on right hip. Phone 65R2. good condition, cheap. L E A V E L L & S O P E R Minimum charge ...................................... 15c call for Miss Clark. H. H. B ry an t & Son. tf A hen Touring car, only slightly used, ing and some real snaps, let us Frofeeeional cards, month ...75c per iine LO ST—One M artin skin m ult. C all 2575. a bargain. show you. CALDWELL, IDAHO PLAIN sewing and dressmaking. 622 FOR SALE—Lawn Fertilizer. j R ew ard. H E L P WANTED Alien Sedan. This is Just the car for Main street. 2630. cold weather. It will pay you to W E W A N T LOST—1 Goodrich tire, 31x3.75, on rim investigate. FOR SALE—Four section oak book­ $6000—40 acres, well irrigated, w ith 5- We have customers for a few cheap __________ _____ M a l e ________ _____ DRESSMAKING — Remodeling and between Meridian and Boise. Phone Rud.isill-Skinnçr-Smith Co, 2 to 4-room cheap houses, with terms m ending, room 25, U nion block. case. Phone 27R3. 127, M eridian, Idaho. L ib eral r e ­ 1405 Main St. Phone 536. room house; barn, 10 head, well MAN to work this city refinishing w ard. 0 fenced and cross fenced; nice, large BUY WHERE your dollar has more FO R SA L E —Apples. Phone 2630. family orchard; one mile from good For good 4 to 6 room modern houses, chandeliers, brass beds, automobiles, BARGAINS IN USED TIRES. well located. by new method. »10 daily without cents. Furniture, rugs, stoves and LOST—Bunch keys, between Boise little town. About half cash will ranges. The Company Store, 909- FO R SA L E —Loose hay. P hone 2630. and Idaho City. Call 98. handle this. capital or exirerience. Write Gun- E'or good 1 to 10 acre acreages, both m etal Co., 212 E:im. D ecatur, 111. 911 Idaho street. tf 30x3 Vi .. ......................$ 9.60 HAY. LOST — One B'rcnch-English brindle 32x3 Vi .. $15,000 for 100 acres, w ith 100 inches improved and unimproved. PROSTATE sufferers to read our an­ WRITING WILLS. All kinds In stack or delivered, phone bull pup about live months old. An­ 32x4 . ...................... 15.95 irrigation water; small house; large nouncement under personal. No Write your will out on paper and send 1616, A llens H orse M arket daytim e, swers to the name of Ja Da.
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