The Gate city journal., January 16, 1920, Image 3

TF** GATT CITY JfFWWAC, NYSSA. WHWNIW.
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Rader Bros. Co., Ontario, Ore., Economy Sale
OPENS JANUARY 17th AND CLOSES JANUARY 21st, 1920
OUTING FLANNELS
COATINGS
In all wool velour, of taupe, brown, plum, peacock
navy and black. Good values at $4 50
Heavy quality 27 in wide in stripe and check
patterns
b lu e ,
Special $3.75
Special 25c
Tweed coating $3.00 value
27 in pure white outing, Regular 20c value
Special $2.30
Fur« a t...............
OoUSra a t............
1-2 price
OTHER GOOD VALUES IN COATJNGS
Special 14c
PERCALES
MUSLINS
One big lot of 27 in. Percale
36 in bleached, regular 25c and 35c
Special 14c
Special 19c and 38c
36 inch Zeplyritte Percale
Special 49c
ladies' Handken
Second Floor ^ <j
¡Fknoy HSlr
•opulnr In the smaller J
«1 sections; the story-inZ* Knitted Skirts
I w ays is in demand ^
tory houses of various d - J
''e r- « fte r all hove beo^J
lpre »re hundred» of
tu» will p |(.k the
e house they want. |t J l
'»'»days termed “clasg.’ |
B efore deciding on tbrwi 17 Inch papilla in rose, pink, blues,
f design, It always u *73
tovaader, porple, green, khaki, cream
It w ith the material d«J
c to r and architect Tl«l
ne building esperts tu
P the prospective builder rj
tlons that wig gave J
structlon and make for ¿¡J
cost of the home. AndaJ
th e am ateur to nuke
.
•s— m istakes that V
oftm:.>,o
• choo> dresses $1.00 va,!
IICUUGXU r
P peinturent after the m J
Dieted.
aiding a home Is
J
Plaids
Silk Special
96 In c h F ancy S ilk of S k irt length
o r m are, they
• a d stripe*. S
a re in
l'âne y Plaid
d a l, per yd1. ..
$1.98
Ijeipe ddChine in pink and
ÍT5 values, S o c ia l
$3.25
U na SLlk, in pink
w hite,
36 IN. BROWN MUSLIN 19c
Coats and Suits at Wonderful Reductions—Every
Garment to Be Closed Out Regardless of Cost.
SERGE DRESSES
1 lot at $13.45. 1 lot at $15.45
Women’s Hose
SILK DRESSES .
1 lot at $16.75. 1 lot at $19.75
Night Gowns
Pull fashion, all Silk Uose, 'll H a­
W H IT E
v an a and black.
Oil'TUNG
GOWN®
$2.25 values. C le a ra n c e .. $1.65.
$2.00 v alu es, C le a ra n c e .. . . $1.69
$2.25 gow ns, C l e a r a n c e . , $1.98
$1.50 values. C le a ra n c e ..
M isses W hite O uting Gowns a t
$1.15.
$2.50 Crepe, C le a r a n c e ....
$1.98
LISLE HOSE 8% and 9 only C lear­
ance P ric e ........................".......... 19c
C learance P rice, 55c, 85c $1.65.
M ISSES FLEECE LINED—50c values
C le a ra n c e.......... .................. .... . 30c
75c Wool Hose. C le a ra n c e .. 59c
NUMEROUS BARGAINS IN S' LK
UNDERWEAR.
Clean-up in Shoe Dept.
These shoes must be sold in or­
der to make room for our new
Spring Stock, which is now on
the read.
LOT 1—AT $4.85.
97 ¡a irs of L adles' Shoes, G ray and
iBrawn V am ps, with cloth tops to
m atch full louls le a th e r hetWs
d
good medium w eight --o'es for stre e t
w ear. All sizes, 2V4 to I II C D
w idths.
le, $3.50 values, Sp'l $2.15
PISE BUYER WILL
^ADVANTAGE OF
ESE BARGAINS
r has regretted. It UN
ting money In the bent
Is returned to the tali
' rent, but the grattali
I Is tlie satisfaction «dl
»nd his family derive !
le.
v er too early to beghl
libi a home.
of Economic« An»*!
Irain Gu i l t in Siiteli
of Life Partner.
-honored theory that Cl
i darts at ranuou
top to consider the ■
the lift of an e y * '1
chin, Is directly etaM
imuel N. 1'age of 031
man, a student it1
physics and long '*
he University of
nrtling statement in •
nstlnct warns 0 « '
g-faoed woman a*1
Ira to rounded co«
lectunl hrow, the it
i, the hatchet J®*
u the schem* •*
rug on the marrlsc
big-boned wotnnf ■■
valuable In the bw*
nal world *nd *
nan's pa! and » 1
“soft and P
d the professor the»
self and want«* 10 “
ed world of I®**
e the nngnlar. 1®
jusiness capacW'
mind. If not W®*
1-faced worn«"
association *»
n r man with 1
m t Jaw ** P1®!
world of men
lore .".egra*1”
acquisitive. B®
•his type h«”
. Indlvidnsls of
1 the lowr-f»®®1
ict the lons-f*®*
ly in the lc*‘jj
jly t'. canse m
io the profe«*®
*
frequently
y other 0*®
Crepe Plisse
27 inch, in w hite only. C learance
« A N Y FILES APPLICATION
■ N C A E A S E IRRIGATION POWER RATES
a t C learance price of
$2.25, $2.95, $3.98
ed m ore th a n 60 p er c e n t d u ring th is
period.
Due to th e m ate ria l in crease each
y e a r in acreag e irrig a te d by the
pum ped w at*r, th e re has been a con­
s ta n t grow th in th e a m o u n t of pow er
required fo r th is purpose, w hich has
req u ired the P ow er C om pany to
spend larg e sum s of m oney so as to
provide th e serv ice needed fo r ipump-
ing w ater fo r irrig atio n . D uring the
y ears 1920 an d 1921, we will be £e
w p . 1 to spend ap proxim ately $$.
» S ,590.00 fo r irrig a tio n p urposes a-
lone if we a re U contin u e to furnish
serv ice fo r th is purpose.
held in Boise in O ctober, 1915, which
ra te was m ade effective ’’o r the seas­
ons o f 1916 an 1 1917, and w as con­ '
tinued, b y agreem ent, for th e seasons
o f 1918, and again for the se son of
1919, an d which developm ent ra te ,
w hen established, w -s u nderstood by
all concerned to l>e a tem p o rary ex­
i th is increase will ped ien t only.
id effect, th e public
Since th a t tim e, th e ra te of » tv of
Ion is a rra n g in g to
th e Idaho P ow er C om pany o its em ­
W hearin g s so th a t
I’n d e r th e U tility L aw s regulating
ployees has increased 66 'per cent:
frstan d th e financial
th e cost o f supplies w hich it uses in Me o p eratio n s of public u tilities of
b ro u g h t a b o u t tbe
oper .tio n have increase ! 80 ner cen't; fin s country, a utility is all awed only
i in crease; and the
its tax es on th a t p o rtio n of p ro p erty O receiv e from Ns c u sto m ers suific-
has w ritten le tte rs
then in ex isten ce have increased 146 | ien t m oney to p r its o p eratin g ex-
on custom ers laying
per ce n t; th e c o sts o f c o n stric tio n I penses, including tax es, to provid
reasons fo r asking
have in creased o v e r 80 'per cent, and
the costs of m oney have ircr«a-«ed
m p an y 's le tte r, sign-
m ore than 20 iper cent.
d h is ion m anager, 1s
P»'»'
| M anifestly, a rate' a d o p te l in 1916
p is to m e rs :—T h e Ida- as a developm ent ra e nd, th ere fo re ,
Ipy has been serving a ra te no t sufficient to pay tb casts
^tomers under a ra te of service, m u st b e now en tire ly in-
Weloipment R ate”, es- adequate, since all item s e n terin g
Iresult of a h ea rin g into th e c o st of serv ice have lncreas-
t
I can print anything you
It from one inch square
to 22x30**qet your Job
itinq done at this shop
he Cate City Journal
LOT 2 —AT $4.95.
In th is lo t th e re a re ab o u t 100 prs.
of L adles’ and G rowing Girl*' Shoes
som e c.'.oth tops and sonic all leather
to p s, iboth high and low heels
T
extre good values. All sizes 2V* to 8.
before w e can secure additional
fund's for th is type of construction
w ork, we musí have ra te s *or irrig a­
tion pum ping that will provide th a t
o u r irrig atio n custom ers pay us one
d o llar each y ear fo r each dollar That
we spend th at y e ir on th e ir service.
W e a re of th e opinion th at the
fun d am en tal in d u stry of southern
Idaho is irrig a tio n an d th a t every­
thing th a t can p o asf-’y be done to
lighten th e burden of irrig atio n costs
should be done, an d , consequently, in
apportioning our in v estm en t and o u r
o p eratin g costó, w e have, in
possible way, B&vorsd th e irrig atio n
business in such “ p p o rtlo n m en t. On
th e o th e r hand, wo lo n o t believe
th a t o u r irrig atio n n is to m t
d esire
e r ' tee co n tin u ed a t a loss
npuny serving them , as hey
ize th a t, if th is ection of
ry is to be ivroeperous, all
oacern s doing fi-in e s s in h is te rri-
ngltlm ate basis should re-
' err
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72''84 all wool B lankets $00.00 values
C Searance. . . . ; ......................... $16.60
70x80 all wool BUinkets, $12.50 •«lues
C le a ra n c e ...................................... $10.50
64x80 wool raixad $9.50 S ieo ta! $8.48
8.50 value, C le a ra n c e ............... $6.85
68x80 f o r . .......................................... »2.65
64x76 f o r .......... . . . . • ■ • ■ ................ $2.45
45x72 f o r ........................................... »1.48
72x84 Jum bo Wool N a p ............... $3.45
Crib Blanket
86c
9®c 29x39, S p e c ia l.........................
$1.35 30x40, S p e d a i....................... »1.05
$1.50 36x48, Speci al . . . . . . . . . . . . $1.28
LOT 3_A T $2.46 and $2.95
160 pairs of M isses' and C hildren
Shoes, Gun m etal, P a te n t an d KH
le a th e r, H utton and Lioce. In th is lot
th e re ^ ic all s,Or« l t d th e y a rt' ex­
t r a good values a t reg u lar price. W ill
b e sold a t th is sale a s long a s they
last.
4>V6 to 11 a t $2.45
1 1 % to 2 a t $2.95.
LOT 4—AT $2.45 and $2.95
In this lot th e re a re aibout 100 prs
olf Boys' and L ittle G en ts Shoes,
m ade of good solid Gun M etal le a th e r
w ith good' heavy soles. C om es In
b u tto n and lace Sale price
9 to 2 at $2.45 2 % to 6 a t $2.95
LOT 5 --AT 5.45
86 pairs of M en's A rm y W ork S hoes
brow n and tan, w ith good wett soles.
Ail sizes 6 to 10 Sale price ....$ 5 .4 5
Bring Your Prescriptions Here
We take special pains in the
handling of our prescrip­
tion orders.
D uring 1919 we received $337,459.06
from irrig atio n custom ers, t^pr o |e
e ra tin g e x ip e n s e in c lu d in g taxes, for
th is business alone were $230.616.00.
o u r investm en cos,.-, including Je-
'ftreclaiion and in te re st on th e m oney,
w ere $332,500.0". m aking a total ost
o f $563,146.00, and thus we a re short
$225,687.00 of ¡ > in s the annual in­
te re s t and depre« l.i.ion on th e in v est­
m ent used only by o r r irrig atio n cus-
.om rs. In o th e r w ords, *or each dol­
a r th a t we sp en t during th e y e ir
1919 on irrig atio n business, our ir­
rigation custo m ers paid us CO cents.
W ith th e in creased construction
costs, th e co nditions in 1920 and 1921
will be w orse. As n e a r as we can es-
tim ate, if th e p re se n t ra te ? continue,
our Irrig atio n cu sto m ers .will p .y us
¿7 1-2 cen ts in 1920 to reach 'lo llar
.h a t we spend fo r th em , and 56 1-2
cent* in 1921.
K haki H an d k erch iefs. .................
1 lo t o f T ie s ...................................
Blankets
45 in tubing regular 60c
Special 28c
•
18c
C anvas G lo v es.. 15c, 2 p air fo r 25c
$1.50
H orsehide lined Giloves,
86c
iMIUestda lined G lo v es.................
69c
IMuleskin lined M ittens. . . .
60c
¡Leather P alm M itts.....................
M ens S w s a ta rs . . ........................ $1.75
$2.40
M ens S w e a te rs .........................
$8c
M essers J e rse y I-eggings
Sticker! B m ld..
K n it C u p a ...........
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