Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1918-02-14

For the benefit OF the residents in
the west part OF town, also that the
force OF men employed by the Fra
sers-Pence company may know the
hour of the day the above firm
has recently installed a whistle con-
nected with their large air tank. This
whistle Is to be blown at eight a. m,
twelve m, one p. m. and five and six
p. m.
II you want to sell your farm list
with me as | have several prospective
buyers.-W. A. Heiss. 51tf
R. X. Morris & Son have added to
their breeding stable a fine specimen
of the Missouri Mammoth Jack. The
animal is originally from Joplin, Mo-,
and has been on the South Side the
past year. He is five years old, reg
istered and of the big-bone type.
These gentlemen will stand this ami
nal the coming season at their barn
In Jerome.
In mentioning the Valentine Card
party to be held February 14th we
were in error in stating that the pro-
ceeds were for the benefit of the Red
Cross. The proceeds are to be used
In defraying the expenses of keeping
up the rest room conducted by the
Civic Club. AS this is also a worthy
cause we trust our article of last week
was not misleading and that the lad
les may have a large attendnce.
Horse Blankets and all kinds of
winter clothing for horses at Jas.
Summers.
Attention OF our readers is called
to the ads of the various sales to be
held here In the near future as fol
lows: ReedPorter big combination
sale of live stock, implements, etc
tomorrow, friday, February 18th
r. H. Callen's live stock sale on Feb
and the big horse and mule sale o.
c. A. McMasters to be held at Twir
Falls, Wednesday, February 28th.
That basket ball is becoming quit,
an attraction in Jerome was eviden
last Saturday night when Amuse
ment Hall was crowded to witness
game between Kimberly high schoo
land our local high school, Our girl
did themselves proud in defeating tn
Kimberly bunch by decisive score
but our 90 and 100-lb. boys coul'
not handle the Kimberly high schoo
225-lb. students. so went down t
defeat.
Trading in live or freshly kille
hens and pullets anywhere in tn
United States is forbidden in an CT
der issued Monday by lie Unite
States food administration Februar
23 is the date fixed when fresh stoc
must be disposed of, and adds tina
additional stocks may not be purchas
) ed. BY restricting the killings Z
chickens which should be heavy la,
ers, the food administration hopes ;
, increase the production of eggs ali
allow them to he put IN storage 1T
, reasonable price.
Have you been to see the 1ncom
Tax man? II not you will be wise
4 you lose no more time topotyour cas-
up to him. The requirements are e,
\ acting and his assistance in maxim
your returns is quite essential as or
: is at loss to know exactly what
and what is not exempt Mr.. Whee
. er is a most pleasant man and We,
patient when one thinks of the emo
nous amount of work he has to d
He will be here until February Let
and can be found every day after
a. m. at the city hall.
n All kinds OF harness repairing dor
In workman like manner by jam
|, Summers, the pioneer harness man
n When Louie Zug, the Rialto ma
/ ager makes trip to Salt Lake "
" may know that his patrons will s
the result OF his trip by the class
l. films he is to show. On his recent tr
e. there he closed contracts for sor
|. fifteen films. known as super featur
and which will be shown here duri
:, the next sixty days. While the p
w lures at the Rialto are all always OF
70 high class. these are to be lit
better and on no occasion will the
be an advance in prices when they q
produced. although they cost Mr.. 2
" considerable extra to get them. I
" low is a partial list of his latest boo
' ings: 1.-THE Belgium" "Slacke
u 1.-THE Whip" "Cold Deck" Or
g No. 258," "Womanhood," etc. =
notice will be given as to the da
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