The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1917-01-11

Liberty" a daughter Of the U.
A, at the Ideal Theatre ever,
Tuesday night.
To introduce Gem flour we offe.
Tor short time only at 81 per sack
Cash Grocery.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Vahlbere
were visiting at the home of ].
kirkpatrick at Sweet last week.
The Crescent Club will give theil
annual ball at Pleasure Club hall next
Wednesday, January II.
The new fifty cent pieces are ready
We are glad to hear it and hereby
state that you can begin bringing
them in to US as soon as convenient.
mo trouble to sell hogs through
The Index's want column" says w.
II. Sissler And Geo. Sprague says
the same thing about chickens. The
Index is read by more than 1000 fam
lilies.
Don't worry along with leaky tires.
l repair tubes and castings. If you
have blow-outs or sand blisters bring
your tires in and have them made new
We guarantee satisfaction. Give me
trial. The Don't Worry Shop-L.
A. Wheeler.
The people of Payette Valley will
go before the legislature with a de-
mand for the creation of new coun-
ty, to be carved mostly out of Can
yon county but taking slice of terri
tory off both Washington and Gem
counties.-Donnelly Advocate.
Call and hear our New Edison
photograph. We have taken the agen-
cy for this wonderful reproducer of
the best of the worlds music and also
for the Edison disc records. 1t is
equipped with diamond pointed nee
die and no change is required of nee
dies. We will be pleased to demon
strate its superiority over all other
machines. Haley G. Miles, the Rex
all Store.
A demand for new and progressive
leadership in the senate has been put
up by the Republican side and it is
not unlikely that with the new con-
gress Senator William E. Borah, of
Idaho, will be chosen chairman of the
Republican conference which carries
with it leadership of the minority
Senator Borah shows no interest in
the matter personally But other
senators are talking of him.
Nature has filled a grain of pop
corn with tightly packed starch
grains The interior of the grain is
divided into a large number of cells,
each of which may be likened to a
tin box, the walls of which are suf-
strong to withstand consid-
cradle pressure from within. Upon ,
the application of heat the moisture ,
present in each little box is convert +;
ed into steam that finally escapes by ;
explosion. In some cases the explo-
sions are of great force. A very
high degree of heat is required for
popping. This causes {
most of the cells to explode simultan- I
eously. The grain of corn then liter I
ally turns inside out, and is trans q
formed into relatively large mass of
white starch. Y
The condition of the paper market
appears to be getting worse instead of
better. Hundreds of papers over the :. =,
country have been forced to suspend.
t may soon be a matter of getting
he print paper at any price. Every O.
publisher is confronted with a serious Il
business proposition. He can't run E
lis business on the old schedule of c
,rices. He is forced to raise to meet fl
onditions or lose money or suspend.
he Index may be forced to raise its ~,
price to two dollars a GO
ear. Twelve years ago, when the "a
resent owner'took over The Index the -
price was lowered from -
2 to $50. There was no complaint
bout paying 50 then. The Index in
nose days was no such paper as it is LIZ
,day., The prices on all commercial on
ID work has been advanced. Mer- re
1antsswho use wrapping paper and mi
acks are feeling the advanced prices tn
n that commodity in no uncertain ia
amer.
Jap-a-lac for making old furniture to
wv, at Reilly's- HI
Optometry means eye service. ~.
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Buy your cement at McGowan BROS. SCI
Gil