Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-11-09
Try Spirella.

w ''ei !" uie way 81 prices this week.
1t VIII pay you to hear Cook, Ameri-
cas- greatest author and poet
Wait for the Methodist Ladies' apron
sale to purchase your Xmas aprons.
A little fury of snow this morning i
the first reminder We have had of any.
thing like winter.
Mr. l.. r. Salladay and family OF Twin
Falls spent Sunday at the home of D. NJ
Salladay, northeast Of town.
Don't forget 10 hear Rdmund Vance
Cook next "Wednesday night, Nov. 18th.
al Amusement hall.
Mr. Jno. Calandra has his new "Sani-
tary Barber shop" open for business and
invites his friends To call and SEE him.
The price on the new cook book has
been reduced 10 30 cents Secure one at
either Drug store.
Mr. W. A. Britain leaves this week
Tor his old home at Cedar Rapids, Iowa,
where lac expects 10 spend the most of
the winter
Secure your season tickets at Jerome
Drug Co. q. W. Dougherty and o. IL
Bnrkhcad. 81. % Tor season. Seat Board
at Jerome Drug CO.
One always enjoys Il good time at any
Junction under the auspices OF the Wood
men and their dance Thanksgiving even
ing will bc no exception.
Girls school caps and gloves at The
Racket.
The entrance doors to the Eagles hall
have been r.-hung To conform to the
state law which require that public halls
must have doors opening outward.
Miss Queenie Salladay royalty enter
tanned at her country home Sunday, Miss
Fanny Tubbs and Mcssrs. ID. IL. Rober-
son and l.. X. Ashcnielter.
DO you know why French women are
the best dressed women in the world?
They always have their corsets made to
order as they do their gowns.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Jerome branch OF the Canal l'sers Assn
will be- held at liale's hall ON Saturday
afternoon.
lou can rest assured that the Wood.
men will spare no pains to make their
dance, Thanksgiving evening, one OF the
most enjoyable events of the season.
The portions of large petrifed tire,
including roots, trunks and branches
that was found on the Glover Creek tract,
have been sent to the State Historical
Department for exhibition.
Have heard Cook several times, and
will hear him every opportunity may
have. FRED X. REED
Some Of our bachelor boys among the
ranchers are going around with down
cast expression as they contemplate thu
up boys, it will be leap year before thu
winter il half gone.
Mr. II. r. Pugh, the stone mason, ha
been awarded the contract for the cree
ton of "A stone dwelling On the NanWag
ner place in Jonathan Valley. The di
mensons of the house will he 27x3l lee
one and one half story, and will be fin
ished complete in every detail.
Edmond Vance Cook is good. Be sur
and hear him. 1t will he money wei
spent. FRED X. kEkD.
Mr.. o. A. Truman, of Shoshone, visit
ed the schools here last week in his Off
cial capacity rs County Probation officer
Tor the purpose OF checking up the atten
dance at school AS compared To the schoo
census of the district. We understand
that he found but very few eases oi MOI
attendance. Mr.. Truman is editor q
the journal at Shoshone and We acknow
ledge very pleasant iraternal call.
Ii you are bothered with sluggish
liver, just take few doses of Nyals Llv
or Salts They do the business. Fo
sale only at North Side Pharmacy.
Ii is announced that the opening OF tn
1900 acres under the pumping system IN
augurated 10y the Twin Falls North Sid
Land & Water Co. will take place at Je
rome on December 18th. This land wi
be placed on the market at $50 per acre
with maintenance fec of SOB per hors
power for six months service. The OF
ening will undoubtedly attract numbe
of strangers to our town.
Fine new line of ladies and chlldren'
shoes-lowest prices, at The Racket.
Mr.. "Chic" Frazer and family arrive
from Chicago last Thursday over the Or
gon Short Line, leaving the train at Copl
dale. "Chic" Ii here to spend the vii
ter, and says it will be fine business
stay at home on his ranch and watch Il
trains go 10y on the new line. He
looking forward to the time when he ca
say goodbye to base ball, and spend d
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