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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1915
Page
8
Local shoppers see discounts on garments and furniture at Whitman’s Paris Furniture and Nielsen Furniture while residents travel to Salt Lake City for relatives. Sales offer 20 to 50 percent discounts. photo remembrances promoted. Residents include Thomas Gambling, Heber Smedley, Lucille, and Albert Shepherd with family visits noted.
Local dry cleaning service advertises four doors north of the printing office with guaranteed work and prompt service by Ady.
Elzo Athay travels to Logan to visit relatives for a few days and then aims for Salt Lake City. He may proceed to California to study the automobile business.
The Bear Lake Farmers Society of Equity plans a coal car from Rock Springs arriving November 23 and selling for 4.75 per ton at the car. Also note Will H. Young, deputy bank examiner, returns home for Thanksgiving. A fall injury for Ralph Lewis is reported with a wounded ankle from an ax cut. The Vincent Furniture Co promotes a price smashing sale with furniture and household goods.
The article should state James Poulsen fathered 24 children with 16 living, correcting a prior count of 15. Also noted is a sale of extensive underwear lines and a hospital update: Mrs. Lee Bowen underwent appendix surgery in Montpelier with Drs Cackley and Ashley and is improving after a serious operation.
Local ad urges readers to take dirty suits to Paul Strobelt on Main Street near Minn sons store for cleaning and alterations. Strobelt promises to transform old garments into like new ones with a 75 cent to 1.26 dollar price range and twenty three years of experience.
Nothing recalls old times and acquaintance as do pictures. Make an appoint iment with us today and make this your Photographie c Xmas. The folks at home and your friends will appreciate your thoughtfulness. Open Sunday 19 a. m. to 3 p. m. from now until Xmas. Rinehart Studio. Mr. Ralph A. Schaeffer of Ohio will make Paris his headquarters for the next six months or longer.
George Taylor expands his confectionery shop by removing a partition to create more room. Arthur Taylor’s paint map brightens the interior, highlighting Taylor’s expertise in candy making and potential to attract more local trade away from Salt Lake wholesalers and other distant cities.
Mrs. Will H. Young and Miss Mary Freeman hosted last Saturday night in honor of Will H. Young who joked about being forty one. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Standley H Rich, Mr. and Mrs. Smith Hoge, and Mr. and Mrs. Will R. Holmes.
Bargain sale at the Paris Millinery Co continues for a few days with winter weight union suits at 98c and brassieres from 50 cents to 1125. Winter millinery and a new line of fancy work offered at low prices.
A barrage of questions probes public behavior and ethics. It asks how one reacts to scowling strangers, seat hogs on trains, gossip, broken promises by politicians, officials who forget vows, liars, boastful braggarts, and underhanded competitors. The voice challenges to consider others' judgments.
Negotiations are under way for a December 20 performance in our city by the solo artists of The Schubert Symphony Club of Chicago. The group is highly regarded for its long success and varied program, with high regard from American music lovers and anticipation of a large house if secured.
Mrs J W Whinyates announces sale of millinery and assorted Xmas goods at half price to clear an oversized stock in Montpelier. The event runs over the next several days as inventory is reduced to make room.
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