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The Sentinel=record., 1918-10-27
It Didn't Work.

A wee four-ycar-old was having Thrift stamps explained to her by her young uncle, an enthusiastic canvass- CT, fo illustrate his talk he ended it by giving her two quarters. "Now these will buy you two Thrift stamps 9 he said
 Two Thrift stamps" she repeated, smiling.
 X few minutes later her grandmoth- CT came into the room. The uncle, eager to display the effect of his ora tory. ordered: Mary Ellen, show grandma what you have"
 Obediently Mary Ellen displayed her two quarters. "Now, tell grandma what you're going to buy with them." he smiled in anticipation of the answer. sH HwS&E
 But his smile didn't hold, In Mary Ellen's sweetest tones came the in- formation: "Tandy and toolies."
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TOXIC PLEASED WITH
 PRESIDENTS REPLY

Toio, Get 20 unqualified ad miratuu of President Wilson's atr- tudc toward Germany is expressed in official circles The reply is praised highly as deserving the most pro- found attention of all the bellgerent nations fighting a common enemy who is a deliberate transgressor oi the cause Of peace justice and hu- manly
 President Wilson's note is consid cred to be fully comprehensive His refusal 10 treat with the Prussian rulers of Germany, according to opinion here is so explicitly and un- m takahly expressed as 10 arous, admnatlon worthy of Che leading champion of m,enauona justice The reply Is considered to be worth .reasuriag as a nest valuable addi- 'iou to the official wartime cores gmdence
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rry q scntlncl-RccOga want An.
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ON ITS WAY TO SCRAP HEAP
Dialect Known as "Pennsylvania Dutch" Bids Fair Soon to Be
 Thing of the Past.

"Pcnnsylyania Dutch" that curious combination of German, English md Yankee, which since Revolutionary times has developed in parts of Penn sylyania and Ohio, is going into the discard. For more than q century 1t has hecn growing just as languages always grow. with use. lt has cor rupted words, made words, created forms, one might say a grammar of its own. lt has not. 1t is true. pro- duccd literature. But 1t has been the speech of Q considerable number of persons in their homes. IL long since ceased 10 be recognizable as German, and English it never was. In it. stu dents tell us. are mingled German, English, Welsh, French and even Gae- lie words
 Pennsylvania Dutch" has been the dialect of those German disciples of Peter Memo who came to America, some of them in pre-Revolution days, seeking religious liberty and political freedom Some of these went into Ohio during Revolution days, others in- to Canada, some as late as Civil war days. Their religious beliefs contrib utcd to isolation. And they were large ly an agricultural people
 Now the word has gone forth among the Alcnnontes that it is no longer patriotic to speak "Pennsylyania putc@,' and as fast and as thoroughly as possible these unbelievers in war are discarding the speech of childhood and home associations. The task is not an Impossible one to them since all or nearly all of them have had some ex- pcrcnce in the common schools. From nmoag them 5000 young men have gone overseas to fight the opprcssors of their ancestors and the harbarians who threaten their own liberties.
 The banning of "PennSyNania Dutch" is an impressive object lesson to ali Americans. Let's all resolve to speak Englsh.-Dotroit Free Press.
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l. A slight displacement in this point Of the Spine will Headache. Loss of Sleep, Dizziness Facial Paralysis, Nervousness. and often Apople1y, Epi- lepsy, etc.
 2. A slight displacement at this part of the spine causes many cases of Catarrh, Throat Trouble, Neu- Ialgia, Goter Pain m Shoulders and Arms, etc
 g. The arrowhead number locates the part of the spine where pressure the will cause Bron- chitis pain between the shoulders, Hay Fever etc.
 {. Vertebrae displacement at this point causes Heart Trouble. Asthma, Pneumonia Lung Trouble, Difficult Breathing, Nervousness, etc.
 5. Stomach and Liver Troubles, Pleurisy. and a of other diseases caused by trouble in this part of the spine.
 G. Here find the cause of Diabetes. Intestinal Indigestion, Constipation, etc.
 !. Kidney and Skin Trouble and many other dis eases caused by the nerves and vessels being plnched in the Spinal windows" at this point.
 S. Relief from Bowel Trouble. Bladder Disease. Per- lonitis, Uterine Trouble, Irregular Menses. Iumbago etc. follows spinal adjustment at this part of the spine
 g. Why suffer from Rectal Trouble, Piies Sciatcs and Prostac Trouble. when treatment of this of the Spine will secure relief?
 10. A slight sppage of both nnonimata bones Chip bones) will likewise cause Scatica Rectal Uterine and Prostatic Trouble. together with many : other diseases of the Pelvis and lower limbs aally reeo1nzed by the laws of the State of Ark rNs. lrl
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tian organizations, are helping tle Belgians by giving them food ahelter and clothing; this is indeed the spirit of Christianity the development of the Christ idea But no less Chris tian. Is the activity of our inyincible army, that with shot and shell We hope to drive back the foe making 1t impossible for him with muderous hands to bring about again the suffer ing that he did in BeIgum. Our army is removing the cause. So 1T giving bread is Christianity. the bursting of shells IS equally so.
 Without a prophets vision l can sec the Chris ian idea, working it's miracles and wonders in the world, and before God winds mp this great conflict, and when the true religion of Democracy takes 1t rightt1l place, we will find not only autocracy on its knees, but many d poor man, and many a backward race, will be for the first time standing on their feet. Christianity, through its founder, says. Come unto me, all yo that labor and are heavy laden aud Il will give you rest" All burden bear CTS are asked to lay their burdens at His feet.
 t. Loving divine, all love excel- ing"
 AMEN.
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sOnal sacrifice.
 Pear ye one another's burdens" All other religions allow the strong 10 eX- ploit the weak. DarWin's survival Of the fittest is the natural order in all other religion According to these the strongest, the powerful. the educated.
 have the right to have the world for themselves and to aJsorU the less privileged m their happy careers. car deHounces this in its central prin- ciple wealth, health, and knowledge are given as 8 trust" If any man be chief among you, let him be servant As Christians If we know anything, We must communicate 1t. Whatever we have it is not ours i've ust make ourselves the servant of the weakness lief our age. The way we treat the poor and needy among Us, is a fair test of our Christianity. In most comiau- able surroundings We sometimes sing, "RescUe the Pershing,' but Chistian- lty tells us that the singing is alright but to really do the act of rcscmne is far better
 God in His Providence is the great reCtiiier of the ages, and He brings Lowu the worldly great and lifts up the poor Christianity recognizes this Providence and endeavors to put all men on the same plane of spirituai equality Mist high autocratc, Whc would use the world as a foot stool L)r themselves. will have no place, when Christianity has its true place in the iNorld
 2-Christianity Reforms the World , by Means of Ideas.
 History gives n0 parallel Christian 1 ity not only trusts itself to the mind ito the supremacy of the soul, but ! it makes all it's aggressive advances
 along that line, Christ says, "Go ye
 into all the world and preach tnt gospel to every creature even the , savage of Africa woIshippng at his
 devil-bush, give him the gospel idea
 and a change must come into his life i The worlds greatest agiitator 1S Jesus Christ of Jerusalem, who trans
 forms the world with an idea. Tn this Christianity differs from all other re- ligions and shows itself equally help , full 10 the most ignorant as well as
 the most learned. doing good for both
 the rich and the poor The Christian , Idea k leaven that chances the world.
 this is seen in the building of hospit , als. schools, orphan homes the bring ing about of prison reforms and chile
 welfare movements. It is uniquely the religion of the peoDle-The Religion oI i iDemoeracy
 S-The third great reason why Christianity is the religion for lie
 mocracy. is its ideal concerning wo-
 man The level Of a mans spiritua
 life and the spiritual life of any age
 is measured by it's ideal of woman
 hood No matter when you test SO
 oiety. what it's intellectual or mora
 development. the idea 1t holds of wo lman is a test and measure of the pro. gress it has made l do not mean an :, particular race of women. but women | Sometimes man win go 10 extremes
 io protect his Wife, Sster or dauAhtei
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CH!R0PRACTIC HEALTH
 TALKS

Spinal
  Vertebrae bones the This the of life Iessened affects the the body supplied by condition Of the results disease.
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PIanes Smaller Than Birds.

The smallest British airplanes now being manufactured are actually of less span than the largest birds. The great albatross has been known to measure nearly eighteen feet from wing tip to wing tip A certain type of midget" airpane recently exhih- itcd in London Is only fifteen feet in width.
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EXCITING RACES
 BETWEEN AlRPLANES
InlKTY-Sf% MILE COURSE 10 COVERED WITH LIBERTY MOTOR IN IS MINUTES
 AND so SECONDS.

New York. Oct 26 Driving a DO Hayiland airplane equipped with 8 4aDerty motor Sergeant Coombs ot ltazchurst field, today won the 36 mile race from Belmont Park race track around the Statue of Liberty In
The Sentinel=record., 1918-10-27
FOR CONSTABLE

The Sentinel Record Is authorize to announce Vince Brown as a can .didate for constable Of Hot Sprins township. subject to the voice of th people.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-10-27

WlLLOUGHsY HOUSE-Good Boar
 and Room. Rates $7.oo per week O. car line. 635 Ouaehita Ave. Phone 2t45. 9-26-1m
The Sentinel=record., 1918-10-27
One Result

"lias your son had any success with this aviation experimentfn
 "Oh. yes he has succeeded in mak. ing my money fly"
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-07-05
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Serial No. 012059


Department OF the Interior, U. s.
Land office AZ Haley. Idaho. June
IS, 1918.
NOTICE is hereby given that Lew
Is T. Ramsey of Lemhi. Idaho, who.
on September so. 1912. made Desert
Land Entry. Serial No. o12n59. for
Eta SEA: SWA SEis. section 81.
township Is north. range % east,
Boise Meridian. has filed notice of
intention TO make final proof. to es-
tablish claim TO the land above des-
cribed. before Allen c. Merritt, Unit
ed States Commissioner, at Salmon.
Idaho. on the twenty.seyenth day OF
August, 1918.
Claimant names as witnesses !:
George w. BARGE of Lemhi. Idaho.
Walter s. BARGE OF Lemhi, Idaho:
William ID. Bates of Lemhi. Idaho:
, Laura b. Murphey of Salmon. Idaho.
BEN II. GRAY. Register.
July l2-August l6.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-07-05
Doinu Ones Best.

There need be no comparison in the
ways CT duty, if each does simply the
best that occasion allows him. Our part
may be watching from far off, declares
q writer, waiting in days Of suspense
and anxiety; even that part can be
done well or may he shirked. And the
moment in which we bave done. our
best will appear. as we took back at it,
like Il mountain peak on which the
sun is shining, though at the time 1T
seemed only tie sad corner OF lin
tied and feeble life.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-07-05
NOTICE 10 coNTRAcToRs

- tSE TO CON hAGt 0RS
Sealed proposals viii be received
by the State Highway Commission
OF Idaho, at the oifice OF the Secre-
tary of State. Boise. Idaho, uatyl 3
O'Clock p. m. on the 11th day of
July. 1918. for constructing the fol
lowing sections of State Highways
in Custer and Lemhi counties:
ta) Approximately 20 miles be
tween Dickey and The Salmon river,
in Custer county.
tbl approximately ] l.s miles be-
tween the Salmon river and Challis,
In Custer county.
tcl approximately Is m,ses be-
tween Mackay and Dickey. in Custer
county.
/ td) approximately IS miles be-
tween Salmon and the Pahsimarol
Pahsimaroi river. in Lemhi county.
Bids will be opened and publicly
read at the above stated hour.
Proposals will be received on each
of the above sections OF road sepa.
rately, as follows:
ta) For 1.-THE grading and surfac-
ing as required.
tb) For the grading and surface
ing as required.
| &c For the grading and surfae
ing as required.
| (d) For the grading and surfac
III bal ND
concrete culverts and for the CORFU
gated iron pipe necessary for cul
lverts.
Plans, specifications. form of con
tract. proposal forms. and other in
formation may be obtained at the of
fee of the State Highway Engineer
Boise. Idaho. and from Division En-
gineers at Salmon. Idaho. and Mack
ay. Idaho. ,
All proposals must be made or
blanks furnished and must be signed
by the bidder with his address.
/. The right is reserved to reject an,
and all bids. or to accept the bids
deemed best for the State of Idaho
No bids will be considered unles,
accompanied by certified check or
some bank in the state of Idaho
J made payable to the order OF th'
State Highway Commission. in TIL,
amount of five per cent of the tota
. amount of the bid. This certified
check is to be forfeited il the bidder
upon acceptance of his bid. falls o
: refuses to enter into contract, o
: to furnish the required surety bond
D within ten Q0) days mot including
5 Sunday after the presentation o
the contract by the State Highwa
Commission TO him for execution
!, A bond with surety company
authorized TO do business in III
: state of IdAho. and satisfactory {
the State Highway Commission. Wi
be required for the faithful perform
ance Of the contract. in the sum c
y the total amount of the contrac
!. price.
:, 1t is the purpose of the Commii
~ sion to build the road in the shor
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-07-05
LOCAL SPECIAL

FOR SALE-Ferns and roses, potted
and ready for your home. Call at
Kelly's tailor shop.
FOUND Autonobile rear light and
license tag, which may be recover
ed by the owner calling at The
Recorder office.
FOUND-Gold pin with initial let
ter E engraved thereon. Call at
The Recorder office.
FOUND-Lady's coat trimmed with
gold braid Owner may recover
same at The Recorder office.
WANTED-Man and wife want
ranch work with no other woman
boss: woman to cook and moi
afraid to work; man outside. Good
wages expected for good service.
INQUIRE H. Kelly, Salmon.
FOR SALE-Ranch of 100 acres SIT
uated in the Salmon National for-
est Reserve. 10 miles from Lead.
ore. Cuts 20 tons of hay; 40 mead
of stock, horses and calue' s
farming tools, wagons, SET OF Nd,
ness. good buildings and an .eil
fenced. Price for all so,ooo. Also
have lease on 800 acres OF pa
ture all fenced. PETER hAl-io1'
Box "A, LEADORE. IDAHO.
FOR SALE-Lot of five Jerseys OF
excellent butter strain but not reg
istered nor have the papers peea
burned. Call on Harry Kelly SAL
mon, Idaho.
/ FOR SALE-Shares OF the capitaI
J stock of the Pioneer Bank & rus
Co. See Kelly, Salmon. Idaho.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-07-05
NOTICE OF PUBLICATION
Serial Nos. 01T756
ngaa9r

Department OF the Interior. Y. s.
Land Office at HALEY. Idaho, June
Is. 1918.
NOTICE Is hereby given that VIM.
lam Prouse of Lemhi. Idaho. who ON
May II. 1915. made Homestead En-
SEA SWL Sec. 33. township II
north, and who on November 2s.
1916. made additional Homestead
Entry. Serial No. oal031, for Lot I,
Sec. 4. township 16 north. range "a
east, Boise Meridian, has fled no
tice of intention to make three year
proof, to establish claim TO the land
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-07-05

Notice is hereby given that the
annual meeting and election Of the
Lemhi Business Mems association
will be held in city hall, Salmon,
Idaho, at eight o'clock in the even
ing Of Wednesday, July 10th, 1918,
AT this meeting complete roster Of
officers and directors will be elect
ed, and any other lawful business
may be transacted.
F. V. BISCOE, Secretary.
June 2S-July 5.
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y = y = 3. y =. 4.
SALMON LOCALS T..
+ + + + +
Wells Annual Coffee sale nov, -
4oc Golden Gate Coffee for s4c N
marley Vogler is over from pu,,s
taxing a course of baths at the sa,
mon Hot Springs. a'-
Dr. G. v. Williams, denutv s,.,o
s.'eiinsrian' at Mathewson's sta.
bles. Salmon. Idaho s'a
The tire shop of Barr & Ketcb,m
IS installing an underground g.g
tank. gas
Meus Women's and children
hosiery iM cotton, Isle and sil,, :,
zoe to sl.25 per pair, at the VARIETY
Miss Mary Bowman ia down from,
Leadore this week to take a well
earned vacation from her active DIN
ties in the Bowman restaurant
Joseph Surprise of Orofno. Idaho
arrived in Salmon on Monday.
train. In former years he was on
gagged in the hotel and restauran
business in Lemhi and Custer conn
ties. He left on Tuesdays stage 70,
the camp OF o. E. Kirkpatrick nea,
Leesburg, where he will do the cook
ing.
A. F. Rose has become the owne
Of the Elijah Stroud city residence
located in Brooklyn. The place is
pretty and desirable home. Thirty
seven hundred and fifty dollars wa
the price paid. Mr. Rose. who las
year sold his farm to w. C. SmitI
& Son, thus becomes a permane,
resident of Salmon.
Permission was asked and obtair
| ed from the city council Monda
night by the G.. A. r. for the erectio
of a steel flagpole in the center 9
Main and Center streets, to tax
the place of the broken staff on Pit
neer corner. The steel structur
will stand IS feet high and may b
telescoped. 1t will serve also as
turning post for street traffic.
| County Agent Nelson called
meeting last Monday night at tn
city hall to fix wage scale for far1
hands, at which there was goo
attendance. The meeting desermil
ed to pay $3.50 for hay makers an
81 for stackers. Labor is scarce an
there have been cases where TIL
scale has been disregarded by er
ployers, with violations by farmer
probably not present at the meetin
About thirty men We're brought
from Montana at the wages stated
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-07-05

above described before Allen 6. Mere
rift. United States Commissioned. at
Salmon, Idaho. on the fifteenth day
Of August. 1918.
Claimant names as Witnesses:
Randolph W. Tiilotson. Morencea NJ.
Robert. Arthur pyeatt, Arthur L.
Chill OF Lemhi. Idaho.
BEN r. GRAY, Register.
June 2S-August ?. 49,
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-07-05
SUGAR NOTICE

Merchants may sell and consum-
ers may purchase sugar for nome
canning in such lots as customer
needs from time 10 time not 10 ex-
coed a total of one hundred pounds
N the family. Consumer must have
actual possession of fruit before
purchase and be at all times prepar-
cd 10 show that it was for canning
purposes only.
PHILLIP RAND, Food Chairman.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-07-05
TEACHERS EXAMINATION

The regular examination Of candi-
dates for teachers certificates in
Lemhi county viii be seld at the of
flee of superintendent of schools or
Thursday, Friday and Saturday, July
%, IS and p. 1913.
ANNA c. BARRON.
Superintendent of Schools
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-07-05

= . y & j : = 1. = = = : s. &, 8
: SALMON LOCALS :
= : = + = + = = ) :: = $3.50 : :.
John Bohannon was down from
Leadore on Wednesday.
Mrs. w. II. Buchanan is visiting
IN Salmon for few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. King attended
the dance at Carmen last evening.
Wells Annual Coffee sale now on
4oc Golden Gate Coffee for sac ID.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hettinger ar
riVed home last Monday on the
train.
Frank II. Havemann Is expected
nome today from Portland. Mrs.
Havemaan will remain in the ore.
son metropolis for while longer
Dr. and Mrs. Carnes and Mr.. and
Mrs. Phil Rand and the children of
the two families set forth from Sal
mon on Monday for an outing near
North Fork.
Miss Deering Greene left Salmon
tuesday morning for New York
Misses Florence and Frances Greene
or the same family are visiting al
May the guests of the Herndons and
Meitzlers.
MI. and Mrs. Fred Hill and Mrs,
tartan Hest, the sister of Mrs. Hill
and the Hill son Fred passed
through Salmon on Wednesday on
their way from Pocatello to Butte
travelling by automombile.
Walter Harmon has found the call
for help too strong to resist and has
therefore closed his Salmon poo
hall for employment on the ranches
Walter Is good ball player, a goo6
sport and patriotic citizen at the
same time
Victor Bell is the first employer
this year to bring into the Salmon
country delegation of outside farm
iiaborers. They come to work in tn,
hay fields of the Alaska Basin
ranches and are fine looking, rea
men. Mr.. Bell is paying them s3.5'
per day.
Word has been received by. MI
and Mrs. A. G.. Cherry that their sol
Hardin successfully passed. his en-
trance examinations for Philips E1
eter academy at Exeter, n. II. Hal
din will accompany John Quarles t
this eastern institution of learnin
at its opening this fall.
Mr.. and Mrs George w. Snyde
and their daughter Mary are spenc
ing the week in Salmon from thei
ranch home in Stanley basin NJ
Snyder has not been idle since tai
ing hold of his new home for tn
family. His work there has include
: the erection of mile of new fenC
and the clearing of forty acres
c new land. Deep SHOWS wrapped a
the earth till late in the spring, Il
the elevation at the ranch is 7,0'
feet plus.
y The story of the beneficial use
e money, which in the Bible is call'
r talents, has had good application
h the members of the Methodist A
l. society who put upon each of thel
selves the requirement to bring
r. the last meeting of the year the
crease that small quarter of d.
lar would yield. This amount h
been fixed at 49, Last week at t
e annual meeting held at the Quart
e home the proceeds were report
t and amounted to more than $50
$ the benevolence of the church.
n col
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est time consistent with good com
struction. and complete and wen de-
signed equipment and effective or
ganiEation win be insisted upon.
Dated June 81, 1918.
W. T. DOCGHERTY,
Secretary State Highway Commits
sion.
June 2s-July S.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-07-05
Title cf Admiral.

The rank or title of admiral Cid not
exist in the United States Eayy until
1896. when il was created hy congress
and conferred on David g. Farragut.
Ee held ii until his Geath, in 1870, and
his successors have been: David II.
Porter. 1870 to 1891, and George
Dewey. from 1890 till his death. Janu-
airy l6. 1917. With his death the title
lapsed and has not been revived.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-07-05
EPISCOPAL CHURCH

The services as follows: Sunday
school at 10 m. Evening service
at p. m. During the hot weather
only one service will be held each
Sunday except on communion Sun
days. All are cordially invited.
R. S. STRINGFELLOW,, Rector.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-07-05

Women's and children's under
wear, vests, zoe to 40c; union suits
SOC to 81; children's underwear zoe
to SOC at the Variety store.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-07-05
Reward, 500

s,oo VI this paper win be
shat there is at feast
~, @ease that science mas
Ass IN all its stages and
b so' .a,arrh being greatly
institutional Conditions
tsssa s q treatment. Halls
! ~: taken internally and
sr,.sa on the Mucous SUR
3. y IN thereby destroying
al !, me ed disease, giving the
ss,,s y building up the con-
sco,;sa.s nature in doing its
ru ,s.s,.or have so much
tss. We powers Of Hairs
sss =, NAT they otfer One
d 4. " any case that il fails
rrrss Of testimoniaIs'
b u HhhNEY & co. Toledo.
osagg!st. &c
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-07-05

Macks Boot Shop has a lot OF sam
nile shoes of the Walk over make,
Mems and Women's at wholesale
prices TO close them out Better look
al them.