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Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-27
NEW HOPE ITEMS

Harry Miller and wife paid vi.
to his father near Hinto Saturday ID
Sunday. - Mrs. Minnie Wilson vi.
n visit of two weeks to her da1ghH
Mrs. Frank Clark, at Grand Tom
Ill. - Albert Dollens paid a visit b
Frank Cook and family at Gnh
Tower, III. - John Grafford Is hsv.
ing a nice barn put up on his place.
W. T. Chick and c. V. wilson, d
Randolph County, are doing the VCE
putting in ten hours a day = Nn
Harvey Stuart visited Ms ".
Chick and daughter NOndsy
This neighborhoOd is needing NJ
badly. Ponds and wells are gg
dry. Can't the Ledger order a nj
I'VE did, and it came WednstF
. Born, to Buford La Forge atFi'
on the 14th, a fine girl. IL
Dollens paid a visit to 7. K @
ems on Sunday. - Bingle W@E
C. D. Wilson the past Fa
= Misses ARA and Grace DOlsa
Mexico, visited their father and na
IF on Saturday night and Sund'l-
Bernard Sellars and wife visitA Z
ather and mother Sunday; al0 I'D
'ey Stuart and wife.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-27
Enlarging Haskell Garage

Lee Bros. are building a one
story addition to Haskell Bros Gar
age and Carriage Shop, justwest of the
firms building. The structure will
be SS by 76 feet and house their ma
chine shop. The entire first floor of
the Haskell building will be thrown
into one room and utilized for gar.
age purposes. When completed it
will be one of the most modern and
commodious garages we have.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-27
AUDRA|N TO GET So
MILES OILED ROADS?

Sixty miles of permanent high
ways, graded, bridged and oiled, may
be built in Audrain County as result
of the conference in Jefferson City
Friday between Judge Alex Carter
and Chas. Bledsoe, of the Audrain
County Court, and the members of the
State Highway Commission. The
plan of the County Court, which was
layed before the Commission, involves
an expenditure Of about $4,000,
fourth Of which will be paid by the
Federal Government, fourth by the
State, fourth by the county, and a
fourth by the property owners along
the roads.
The plan Of the County Court is to
build four roads out Of Mexico to
the county line. The selection Of the
roads will have to be left to the State
Highway Commission, and the men,
bers will be here Wednesday for that
purpose, 1t is thought. It is the
first time in history a county has
ever asked for so much State aid; but |
Judge Alex Carter is very optimistic |
about the proposition, and thinks Au- !
drain will at least get on oiled road |
through the county, II she does not
get all that was asked.
Applause greeted the announcement
by Judge Carter at the meeting Of the
Chamber Of Commerce Friday even
ing that Audrain is the first county
in the State to ask the Commission
for such aid. 'The Commission told
US that since VIC had the nerve to ask
it, they would certainly investigate
the matter and see what could be
done," he said.
A mass meeting of citizens will be
held at the headquarters of the Cham
Der of Commerce the day the men,
'ers Of the Highway Commission ara
here. Further announcements re-
yarding this meeting will be made
Monday or Tuesdsy.
During the conference with the ,
commission, Judge Alex Carter was
old that the road from here to Fulton
would be rocked, if Audrain would 20
o the county line, and he talks like
will be done.
1t is probable that in order to get the :
tate aid to oil the roads, about-a mile
nd half in each direction may have
0 be rocked, Judge Carter said.
'othlng certain about the proposition ,
MI be known till after the visit of the
on Wednesday
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-27
WOMEN ARE KNITTING
BUT FOR THEMSELVES

The women Of Mexico, Ike the WON
en- all over the country, are knitting
more than they have knitted for a
eentury. Many Of them are making
sweaters, socks, etc, for the soldiers,
Of course; but a great many Of them
are knitting bright colored sweaters
and wraps for themselves or for
Christmas presents for friends.
In connection with this movement.
and noting the great need for warm
clothing in Northern France, the Chi
caEo Tribune says Il isn't one woman
in ten who takes khaki or gray yarn
out Of the gay bag that swings from
her arm.
The Tribune continues:
This viii be the worst winter that
Northern France has known. The
supply Of wood and other fuel which
was available last winter has been
materially decreased by the summers
warfare. And now there are not
only the French and English armies
End The thousands Of refugees 10 be
kept warm, but the American expedi-
tlonary force. Keeping warm in
France this winter for the fighting
armies viii be a matter Of clothing
more than Of fuel. II there is not
enough warm clothing death viii reap
a greater harvest this winter than
war.
This isn't sentiment. It is cold
iact.
Whenever a woman knits gay col
pred sweater when she might be knit
ting for the desperate need overseas
she is by her criminal negligence ex-
posing some one to illness and posi-
Bile death. Every ball of fancy yarn
is one ball Of yarn taken from the pos
sible supply Of khaki or gray. 1t is
practically impossible to buy khaki
yarn today; and the reason is thai
women have taken to fancy knitting
with fury which almost no other fad
has ever swept the country.
There should be a yarn commits
sion. The extravagznt use of
colored yarn should be made
impossible. And women should be
made to realize that knitting for
themselves is as unpatriotic as a
feast in wartime"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-27
: MEXICO DOCTORS
ATTEND MEETING AT
COLUMBIA ON MONDAY

SsE MsEo, phyzjicizus zrasa5e5
ras jazrs r-ss@ng q ne -ra5i-zl sosis-
Css e Booss Galway, An5-zi-.
Randolph Howard, Cols zpd Coops-
c5-1sS Ehich wzs hsl5 st the Dz--
lel Bo82s Tavern L Colznhis Nor
Gay While this was the first nee.-
ing & the so-T Il this part Of me
Stz.s, i received s7eh s hearty Re.
sponse thzi Il I'll probably become Z
yearly affair. and = district sssoc:z-
tor NAY grow ozt ot this meeting.
Following the afternoon session and
clinic, = dinner was served az the
Daniel Boone Tavern, and the physi-
clans held another interesting meet
ing in the evening. The Mexico ply
sicians who attended the meeting ara
n. r. Rodes. J. G. Moore. P. W.
Berrey, C. L. Blanks, J. F. Harri-
son, P. E. Coil, G. F. Toalson.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-27
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Maggie W Smith ct al to Charlotte
Elizabeth Wells and Martha Ann COL
vert. Warranty. Consid s2,750.
Lots 7 and 8, Block II, Orig Wanda
LA.
Walter S Boyd and John Boyd and
wife to D J DeTicnne. Warranty.
Consid s1,750. Lots 8, 4, 5, 6, Block
25, Orig Vandalia..
J T Award and wife to George w
Hageed. Consid $4,000. SW u of
NV q, N Is A of NV u Of SW 4
of 36-51-5.
Katie and Gladys Barnes to R b
Kerr. Warranty. Consid $2,4OO.
Part NV 4 of NV Y Of TT and NE
u of 1s, all in 52-s.
Commercial Bank of VandaIia to
Susan A Coontz and Chas Helm.
Warranty. Consid S2,5OO. Lots /
and 2, Ely-Daniels Add to vandalia.
W c Crane and wife to Rasmus
hrlstofferson. Warranty. Consi1
$4,000. ..E u of 4-52-6.
J S Carr and wife to Stephen ]
Bland. Warranty. Consid $1,000.
All of Lot 8 and part of Lot 7, Block
2, Orig Vandalia.
Ella F and John A Guthrie to John
W Howard. Warranty. Consid ST.
$50. Part Of NE of Sc Y of 26-5!-
Q.
c G Daniel and wife TO Walsh Fire
Clay Co. Warranty. Consid 5000.
Blocks l, 2, 3, 4, and 6, Wash Add
to Vandalia.
Robt W Powell and Chas Eldors TO
Rising Sun Cemetery Association.
Quit-Claim. II. E part of S part Of
NV of NV 4 of 35-52-9.
Nettie and Mayme E Neal to Joe II
Shuck. Warranty. Consid Si,75O. |
Part of Block 81, Orig Vandalia.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-27
st. Johns Lutheran Church

The Lutheran Church has mission
stations in almost all countries of the
globe - in Greenland, Northern Can.
ada, many countries of South Ameri-
ca, Australia, New leland, India.
China, etc., and on many islands
In the United States alone the Gospel
is proclaimed in seventeen different
languages.
There will be German mission SER
wees at 2:15 p. m. at the church
located on HOO North Olive. A cor.
DIAL invitation is extended to all.
VIM. H. Gehrke,
Rush Hill, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-27
MAY SELL, UIc cIAv

W. w. Fry has been made an Offer
.Or ,ne clay under his farm 12 miles
. norm OF this city. The parties in.
t .ereSSed are from st. Louis and con.
template running a spur of the elec.
" ti'e line to their mine should the deal
oraGs ,aO cay is said to be of very high
,a's srape and would be shipped in car
ioau lots to st. Louis. Whether tbs
,'i uea, VIII be closed or not has not been
ot o%eue .s. public. Further developments
shortly. S iO'iow
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-27
FRUIT SCARCE ABROAD
AND PRICES SOAR
AS A CONSEQUENCE
Ledger Special

LedgeF Opeclal
LONDON, Sept. 25. = Reports of
great amounts of fruit going to waste
in Middle West orchards cause the
Americans here to sigh explosively.
Fruit in England is treasure. Woe
begone little apples sell in London
from 15c a pound upwards. The
standard price for peaches is a quar-
ter each, and the shops display them
like jewels, each peach having a square
foot of varicolored clinkly paper about
it. Weazled little oranges are six
cents each. Grapes are above 35c
pound. One reason the supply of
fruit is greatly diminished is because
o fan enormous demand from the war
hospitals. The average Englishman
doesn't complain, as he rarely eats
fruit with breakfast, and for his din
ner tart there has been an abundant
harvest of plums.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-27
l.. GALLOP AT FORT DODGE
Former Mexico Boy Say Drafted Men
We're Dined and Given IS

Leonard Gallop, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. w. Gallop, of Mexico, left
Petersburg, H., the 10Th with Ma
nard County's drafted soldiers, and is
at the Camp of Fort Dodge, Des
Moines, Iowa. In a letter to his moth
er, Gallcp says that big basket din
ner was given the men on the day
they left, and each of the citizen SOL
diers was presented with a five-dol-
lar gold piece. A big crowd of citi-
zens turned out to bid the soldiers
God-speed, and many were in the pa
rade that escorted the men to the
station.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-27
ST. CHARLES G. Mex;co =

ST. Charles scored three runs in
the 10th inning, and won from the
Athletics, 6 to 3, Sunday. This makes
TWO games a piece these two teams
have won, and the deciding game will
be played here next Sunday. Mex
leo won the first two, to 0, and 2 to
~ and st. Charles won 3 to 2 in Ii
innings Sunday before last.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-27
RAILWAY EXPOSITION HERE
Interesting California Exhibit of
Educational Value

The California Railway Exhibit,
which is parked in special cars at the
Jefferson street crossing, is one of
the most interesting and educational
exhibits of its kind ever here. The
showing is complete as to every-
thing of interest there and some es-
pecially fine views are shown in
small cut-out scenes.
In one car is a magic lantern exposi-
tons of the industries and activi-
ties Of the State and all in all, the ex-
hibit is decidedly worthwhile.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-27
HEDGEDALE EIr,.r,

Mrs. c. NJ. Skelly /, .LR
at this writing. r. F. Wj,a., y,as ''Ht'
a cow to chas. Maxwell tor en-. a. Vi.
MT. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Holteyr''''' '''' :
Ellis Davis a farewell party VA T,i On
day night. He left Fri5ay, W. nean's
Funston. = Mr.. and Mr. :" e Ia
Cunningham and daughter, 'y. NJ. ID
DIE, spent Sunday with NJ, n = n
Rodgers and family. = N, NJ. D. |
skelly OF st. Louis, is yi.,, ., VI
Mr. j. R. snOok's. - Mr., ,',aaS y,g Z
del left Saturday for se5,,i, va u
she will attend the State r.. s'''
Roy Barclay and family spsn, 's!' an :
evening with Mr.. and Mrs 'aaa g
Lee. of LaddOnia. - Mr., % H. B'r0
smith Miss Maude Dye. Ea 10
Smith and Oscar Erdel y, r,o,it ia'a
Vandalia Sunday. - Mr. n'
OF Laddonia, visited Littlsbr i'p -
school Sunday and gov, an ,a oua'
talk on Sunday School worE 'A',.s y
ton Shook sold a COW to ! p IF "a
per for s92. - Mrs. Nol.a - aa
left Monday for Odessa, after n'l'
visit with her mother, Mr., = '''t I
skeiiy. Mr. and Mrs, r..
Downs and Mr.. and Mrs, wa. u"'N
Benton City, motored to Tr,;s !,
Sunday. - A farewell partv ny. n.y. y
en- for Robert Walters Tussa." "'' n
who left Friday for Fl. Fnr,,,. n'
Miss Louise Givens is spsrai.
eral days with Miss Edna FL.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Raw .ui :
and Mrs. Clayton Shook spent a Ca.
with ]. R. Shook and fsm;Iv
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-27

REFERRING to the Importance Of
PATRIOTISM s.t :, the Paris, Mo-, Appeal
Ta'toriaily says: Senator Stone asks
democrats to refrain from holding
meetings = whose object is to criticise
senator % Stone, his idea being that par.
" interests would suffer. The sena-
=. tor evidently was thinking of some
tnlng other than party interests when
ne decided upon the course he has pl,r'
Iueu n since our break with GERMANY.
Does Does he place partisan ADVANTAGE in
to America? ?" s"'ions
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-27
NAVY WANTS MECHANICS
45O Mechanics of Various Kinds
Needed in Eastern Yards

The United States Civil Service
Commission has announced that thew
desire to employ Immediately 45O me-
chanics to service in the eastern
navy yards. The wages paid range
from $3.50 to $5.O4 day for eight
hours' work. Persons interested
should apply at the local post office
for Form No. 1900.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-27
Tobacco for The Soldier.

Referring to the tobacco fund being
raised for the soldiers, the st. Louis
Republic says:
Mollno, Mo-, is doing its share for
the soldiers in France.
Inc cashier of the Molino Bank
writes that j. D. WorIey, of Molino,
mad collected $12 for the Tobacco Fund
and ID, will send it in right away.
lhree cheers for Moline. 1t doesn't
even have to send for a book in or
fund. 'Oaeco
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-27
An Odd Coincidence

A rather odd coincidence in birth
days has come to light in Mexico.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Haskell, Of this
city, who are the same age, were both
born on the same day. Mr.. and Mrs.
Milt Householder have the same day
for birthday, although Mr.. House
holder is two years his wife's senior
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-27
Missouri II. Loaes EGO

COLUMBIA, Mo-, Sept. 2O.-After
the fourth day Of enrolment at the
University Of Missouri today there
was reported total loss Of $50 from
the total enrolment up to the same
time last year. The enrolment is
1869, as compared with 2,529 last
year.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-27
Leaves for Leavarwor,L

Sc second Lieutenant Engineers r.
Sgrve Waw;.p Corps, U. s. Army, william
mcAlnney 0r:II left Tuesday for Fl. Leav .
eaworeh, ein"or where he will join an en-
81 stneers unit and enter active service tl',
ioo Il. once. SD;e The Ledger joins his Mex.
Sio IGo ,r. friends in wishing him success 'ho in
'''' new work and a safe return boU,d :"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-27
SUNDAY SCHOOL MEETING
Salt River Township Convention A,
Oliyet Sunday

Salt River Township Convention Al
Olivet Sunday
Inc Salt River Township branch of
tne Audrain County Interdenomina
tional Sunday School Association.
heid their meeting Sunday at olivet
Church. A large crowd attended
from all parts of the township and a
splendid program was given. r. b.
Kerr presided at the general session
"hich was opened with a devotional
service lead by the Rev. H. r
barks. The Rev. H. p. Atkins. mas
'or oil the Christian Church, OF this
ety. gave an inspirational address on
sunday School work that was decid-
eoiy worthwhile. John T. Stewart
secretary of the Mexico Chamber ~
commerce, made splendid talk on
sunday School work and its possibili-
tles' President Mord Fox. Of tho
county association, made an interest
ing 'aik on the county standard and
explained it fully,
mere were several conferences Of
IN the different departments in which |
tne following from Mexico particinat
Iu' : Mrs. j. E. Durkee, Mrs. w
=; =; need Re, Mrs. J. J Wood, and Mitch |
1'i White. Clyde Ellis was chosen
aeleeate u to the State Convention in
n, and R. B. Kerr alternate.
me next township convention will he
'eld In the spring at Midway Church.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-27
Moved TO Mexico

w. A. Mulhall, of st. Louis, who
is graduate pharmacist Of 20 years
practical experience, is here and will
open Casey's Pharmacy at once. The
Ledger joins the people Of Mexico
IN welcoming Mr.. Mulhall and family
to this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Lang, Mrs. j.
y. Stoy, Lieut.. R. B. Vanskike and
Miss Lottie Cornett motored to Co.
iumbia Sunday, and took dinner at
the New Daniel Boone Tavern
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-27
AUXyASsE ITEMS

Mrs. Zed Hook and daughte aH
tanned 30 ladies' at their home %
Saturday afternoon. Five AaS'aa
boys Joined the other CallaVay Y
who left for Camp Funston Fnd'I 1
Mr.. and Mrs. Fuel had a hue Z
who had his hand badly mangIa
cider mill Sunday. - Z. j. Ta|
of Bowling Green, was in AupI
Sunday. Mrs. Sam McCue @I|
ed off the Presbyterian Chufth "
and falling partly down them Ms
thigh broken. Mrs. McCue
mother of Tate McCue, Of hen@
Tom Ford, an old Confederate
slight stroke of paralysis at hiA
here Sunday. - +. NJ Da4
spending a month in Hot NJ
AK. - Little Edwin BOYD ~'
knee fractured by his pony tnI''
him Wednesday. 1919 Mr.. and No
Coles are home from Colorado v
they spent 3 months, they ne.
in their Ford car - " Y.
Woodson is in Oklahoma, = !.
Adams was taken suddenly sna =,
Tuesday morning. - Mr. ana I
McCubbin, of Laddonia, Spen' :
ley here.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-27
DISTRICT BOARD
DENIES EXEMPTION -no
TO BOB NlCHO'

Bob Nichols, manager Of the ~. X
Hotel, has been denied exemP''I I, \
service in the National ARMY y,-.i,
District Board at Canton "' ". n
received the notice Sunday NV ~, n
board has not been notified !" al
ton yet, and it is proOaUl' d, Z
more have been certified lh'O 4, II
vice by the Canton Board tn''
cal board has not heard from, n,,,.,,,s
The following have been u. NH
ed by the Canton Board a''T VI, M
reports received Monday ilI.etsI
two were discharged for l,' S,e
reasons, the other because u
dents:
VIM. r. Berry, Thompson
Alison G. Burton, CcntraIl''
Jason C. Flynt, CentraIlA'
Mrs. x. P, Whitley and chI,''l'a II
St. Louis, are tho guests v H
Ind Mrs, !, A. Guthrie
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-27
AutOmnhila Gall.

co.. Inc Smith Brothers' Automobile
= o'@pany rly has sold Father o'sullivan
"a, country Club Overland Roadster
dnni. lucy SOFA Judge Alexander, OF Lad.
IO''", a ss Light -Four Overland, also !.
Knight ''""'''aI W'Ilya'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-27

Mrs. Kate Barnes and daughter,
Miss Gladys Barnes, have returned
to their home in Los Angeles, Cali
fornia, after delightful visit with
her father R. B. Kerr, ard family.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-27
S2l Tailored Eau c...

.oi The best Fall and Winter Suits for
~ $zl and N up tailored to your order
''o" 'he newest fabrics d6t w2t
s. ~ Evans, The Tailor,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-27

Roy B. Barr, a nephew of B. q.
Barr, Of this county, recently enlisted
in the Navy and Is quartOred at the
Great Lakes Naval Training Station,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-27

Mrs. Louis Mckee will spend the
winter in Jacksonville, Fla, with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Mat Mel
son, Mr. Mckee will spend his va
cation also In the South.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-27

,,,,, Edward P. Wilson and Miss Agnes
hill' beth Of Springfield, Mo.
Roy j. Phelps and Miss Rachel II
hanham, both of Centralia, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-27
Fall Tailored guits

The newest fabricks ranging from
$2l up a suit. Place your order at
once. S. N. EVANS, The Tailor.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-27

J.. G. Renshaw is arranging to move
70 Mexico to reside permanently, ami
ras 'sspFsd rooms st Tho RIngo,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-27
Fall Tailored Suits

The newest fabricks ranging from
S2l up a suit. Place your order at
once. s. N. EVANS, The Tailor
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-27

The many friends of w. W. Pol
lock will be glad to learn his condi.
ton is improved.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-27
$2l Tailored Fall s,,,

90, Inc 9S best Fall and Winter Suits for
fror, frr ana ,s up tailored to your order
from the newest fabrics d6t WET
., N. Evans. The Tailor
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-27

Mrs. A. c. Cohn has returned to
her home in Fort Worth, Texas, after
pleasant visit with Mexico rela-
tives.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-27

W. W. Fry, Jr., is home from
business trip to Kansas City,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-27

b.y" %"' =. FSSarson' carson q Louisiana, wa,
mere On business Monday ""'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-27

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The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-12-06
Low Line Total ......
Main Canal


Main Canal
Enlarging of main canal, Mil
ner to the Forks, by moving
back upper bank and giving
flatter slope: distance 25 mi.
more than miles of which
is practically building
new bank ................................ 100000
Wasteway structure of full
capacity to be located at
Hansen Point" 81 miles
northeast of Hansen -........ 10000
Main canal Total ............ $160,000
Total covered by recommen-
dations stated ....-.....--...-.--....- $32S,SOO)
In addition to the above, we have
estimates of the cost of work pre-
viously planned. This work is either
completed, under construction at this
time, or is contemplated. 1t is not
included in the above estimates and
must be provided for:
Checks, headgates, retaining
walls, spillways, siphon, etc,
the work located at Cedar
Draw, Rock creek, Cotton
wood, coulees, F. o. & G.
laterals 16, 20, etc.........-..... $4,000
Dry Creek lake improvement,
dredging ,............'.................., $4,000
Lining of the High Line can
al through the Rock Geek
settlement .'........'................... $4,000
Repair to Miner dam as set
forth in 1917 report of gem
eral manager ..................... $4,000
Total 1924 900
Grand total ....................$5 1892 800
Respectfully submitted,
A. NJ. GILBERT, Engineer.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-12-06
The Place for Your Permanent Home

rule at Blue Lakes Addition If you buy domestic
here you'll always be proud Of your neighbors homes
well your
For all time to come, Blue Lakes Addition viii be
the best residence section of Twin Falls There will be
finer place to build your permanent home anywhere
in the country
Because of its attractive homes with their de
ghtul surroundings and many advantages, Blue Lakes
Addition will be one of the show places" of Twin
Falls.
You buy domestic here TODAY for $1,000
to $500, complete with all improvements paid for
Terms can be arranged on the payments.
Blue Lakes Addition is selling fast It's the logical
home district of the city and everybody knows it.
NOW is the time for you to act Prices will never
be so low again. For home investment, you'll win
either way. But you must do your part AT ONCE.
Come to office phone One of our courte-
statesmen will take you in his auto and you'll be
under obligation.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-12-06

Located within three blocks of the beautiful $3.50
coo Twin Falls High School and surrounded by hun
dreds of handsome homes this superb residence add
ton is being sold to representative citizens OF
Southern Idaho
Formerly known as the "Perrine Eighty" this
ideal home is to be developed with modern
city improvements Bitulithic pavements cement side
walks, curbs and CUTTERS water mains, sewers tele-
phone and electric light service and beautiful system
of cluster lights will all be included without additional
cost to the buyer.
Elm will be planted all streets and an
expert nurseryman will be employed to for them
for two years. so as insure uniform growth
AS a further protection to those who build in this
delightful home place dwelling be erected
which less than $4,000 The building restrictions
will also keep out stores shacks apartment houses and
ether undesirable surroundings This will make Blue
Lakes Addition by far the finest exclusive residence
district in Idaho and of the beautiful in the
entire West.
Good neighbors and beautiful homes will be the