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The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-05-15

Cash buying and cash selling is not
only ecomical; it's the logical and right
thing to do. 1t is the fairest thing
for store and the fairest thing for its
customers. 1t make one-prlce SyS-
tenn possible. 1t does not dlscrIml-
nate between one customer and an
other. lit avoids the waste expense
and high cost due to the bookkeep-
inp and losses incidental to credit.
In a word, it gives you more for
your money. Give us a few trial or
ders and note the saving.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-05-15

Mr. and Mrs H. G. Nice, who
have been visiting nj the John
Nice home here the past week left
Tuesday for their home at Morris
on. III.
Mrs. A. Ellenwooi and sons.
Harley aud Charlie b. arrived here
this week . visit at the Frank
Fahrenlacker home indefinitely.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-05-15

visitor Saturday.
Mrs. NJ. j. Macaw was q Twin
Fans visitor Saturday.
FOR SALE:-Indian motorcy-
Gle. See Max Moseley. If.
Cabbage and Tomato plants
for sale. Showers.
Good Roadster automobile to
sell or trade. VIM. Bunce.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. ii. wilson
we're Twin Falls visitors Saturday.
Ask about the paint specials at
the Nibley Channel yard. ADV.
I Miss Emma Eggleston spent the
week end with friends in Hansen.
Mrs. w. w. Snel,on and two
children were week end visitors
at Bull.
We sell you good ranch sntter
at 45c per pound. BEEN & Ham
merqulst-
Miss A. Dahl and Miss Eva
Aman were ek-eni visitors in
/ Twin Falls.
Misses Zaina Pickett and Edith
Peck of Murtaugh we're visitors
here Saturday.
Room or board and room want
ed. Address: Director of Roads,
Z. .. Box Alb
Strayed:-A red steer calf,
branded bar p. Notify q. W.
Parsons, Filler. Idaho.
Piano, slightly used, for sale at
baigain for cash or Liberty
bonds. Adress j. NJ. b. Box $50,
Bull, Idaho.
Horses For Sale:-Two well
mated heavy teams. See Z. K.
DeLauter. K ?, Fllsr. 81.
Mrs. Hale. scalp specials. for
merIy of Boston, is now lOca.ed a
the Commercial hotel. shampoo
ing, face treatments, etc. Order
taken for hair switches. at
Word was received by the
family here that Earl Munyon had
arrived in New York from over
seas and may be expected home
within few days.
Mrs. Ellie Lyons has let the
the contra for new residence
To be built on Park street. k II.
tioOdpastuIe and &. +. Wilcox
have the contract for $500.
II. q. Munyon. who recently
accompanied his son. 10y to RO-
chester, MINI to consult Mayo
Brothers, writes home that an
operation will be performed and
that 10y is nos undergoing pre-
paratOry treatment.
John Shiels, a construction en-
gineer, of LosAngeles, California.
has been sec lred as director Of
roads for the Filler Highway
District and is here now taking
the preliminary steps toward the
organization of the work. Mr..
Shiels bears the reputation OF
being very efficient man in his
line and the Filler Highway Dis
trict il fortunate in securing his
services.
Miss Elnora Taylor, who has
been in Washington, ID. G. for
several months in the capacity Of
private secretary to Congressman
Undertake, Of Colorado. arrived
here last week for q visit with her
parents Mr.. aud Mrs. &. B. Taylor
She was accompanied home by her
sister, Mrs. Earl Bailey. and the
latters son, Stanley. Of Scion,
Mimi, who will visit here six or
eight weeks. Miss Taylor will
reusme her former position in the
Imperial Valley press., 1919-01-04
THOSE CAPTURED SHIPS

The reported intention of the Allies to dis
pose of the German warships by the simple pro-
cess Of sinking them was without foundation. 1t
is announced that the British government has
made no such decision, and representatives of
the United States government have not asked
for it.
Opinion here and abroad has naturally been
divided as to the propriety of any such action
There are those who maintain, rather plausibly
that it would not only save any jealous dispute
among the Allies, but would point good moral
lesson, if the warships that have been the instru
rnents of so much crime were sent to the bottom
of the sea. The Germans very likely, would see
the point of that 1t would be spectacular les
son forever to nations tempted to misuse their
Imperial Valley press., 1919-01-04

lsea power.
II 1t appears, however, that the majority O.
people in Allied countries will hardly tolerate
such sacrifice of valuable property 1t cos
many millions to build those ships, they argue
t will cost the Allies millions to build additional
ships for their own navies, if big navies are to
be continued Why not use these instead OF
throwing them away?
The problem at present is merely an acad-
emic one Contrary to the general impress
sion, Germany has not surrendered" her war
1eet-that is, not technically. She has only
handed the ships over to the Allies for s'intern-
ment" in compliance with the armistice terms.
No one need entertain any fear, though, that
Germany will ever get them back. The peace
conference will undoubtedly declare them for
feted, and proceed to dispose of them according
to some plan which will be fair to all the Allies,
whether by distribution or destruction or some
method not yet determined
Imperial Valley press., 1919-01-04
DELIVER THE MAILS!

1t is difficult to view the amateur pottering
with telegraph and telephone rates being in
dulged in by Postmaster General Burleson with
mild federation.
G.. w. Cummings, Chicago telephone super
visor, says that the recent tamperng with rates
due to Burleson's supervision" threatens TO
utterly demoralize long distance service The
Chicago expert believes that the readjustment
of rates will result in an average increase IN
rates of % per cent
We have never yet seen any sufficient reason
given by the administration, for taking over the
telephone service of the country. 1t was easily
accomplished at the time the telegraph wires
were taken over and theoretically under the
guise of .'war emergency" But the real emerg-
Iency in our opinion was in the head of the post
master general, who has been anxious to get his
aands on the wire systems of the country since
The assumed office. The chance was afforded to
ride q pet hobby.
The stockholders in the telephone corpora
Itions now may watch the process of experimental
ition with their property by those totally mapt
and without previous preparation OF knowledge
OF the business. 1t is the law and it must be
endured and the provisions provided for by leg
.sation followed until legal change can be had
If Burleson would spend more time making
it possible to mail letter in Los Angeles and get
through to El Centre within reasonable limits,
land better similar service throughout the coun-
payers than he is with his dabbing with tele-
phones and his sky-larking with airplanes.
Before he takes on additional work, Mr.. Bur-
Lesson had better show his capacity to handle with
fair efficiency the task already assigned him.
The postal service of the country has never in
its history since it arose to substantial STAN
dard been at as low ebb as at the present time.
Mr.. Burleson's first duty to his constituents
is to expedite the delivery of mail matter of all
casses He has plenty to do in this department
Ito take all his time and all his ingenuity Let
him exert his wits to the uttermost in an effort
to try and make the service arise more nearly
to its old level of efficiency. He has so much
to learn about handling mails which is the first
duty of the postoffice department, that it is
amazing he fritters away his time fussng with
airplanes and assuming to make up new tele-
phone schedules, and crowd them onto corpora
tions against their will. Let the postoffice de-
partment bend it's energy to deliver all mail mat
ter intrusted to it with the least possible delay.
That is the task for Mr.. Burleson.
Let him tackle it as the big show in the main
tent and cut out the side shows and minstrel
fetes.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-01-04
"TIME CONQUERS ALL"

Representative Champion of Lapeer has in
troduced bill in Congress which provides that
the clocks shall not be turned back in the fall,
but that the nation shall operate on basis of
being an average of one hour ahead of the sun
he entire year through.
The Lapeer statesman is quoted as saying
that he introduced the measure of the situation
in Detroit where the clocks were not turned back
at the time the balance of the nation followed
the Federal law.
UnQuestionably the other cities and towns
and villages and the entire rural population of
The United States should have their present time
schedules upset and silly Illogical method of de-
termning time substituted for the present ex-
cellent system for the express purpose of pleas
ing the people of Detroit. More properly we
should say for pleasing the common council Of
Detroit, because there was no unanimous demand
Tor the official action which was taken in that
3ity, and the council was vigorously criticized
oy some of the newspapers and by many of the
business interests.
AS chronological outlaw, Detroit makes
modest spectacle of itself asking the other &c.
100000 people in this country to upset their
present time system to make way for new one
which happens to please few city officials IN
that burg.
Of what account is the present Greenwich
standard? Of what imp 4rtance was the Inter
national Meridian conference held in Washing
ton in 1884 for the purpose of adopting time
system of the world if Detroit finds it more con-
venient to upset the agreement of the nations?
Surely the Congress of the United States
should hasten to change it's zone system, or the
time limitation fixing it's application if few
Detroiters imagine their town is better off oper"
ating OH some other plan
By all means the comfort of the residents OF
it through to Ell Centre within reasonable limits,
goes between can be of trivial consequence when
the convenience or imagined convenience of De
troit is at stake.
Mr.. Champions bill should be reported out
without delay and the rules suspended to give it
preference and to hasten the modest end sought.
Debates should not be limited but abolished, as
becoming discussion of the subject of time.
If Detroit fddles certainly the country should
dance to Detroit time. If the Michigan metrop-
oils takes snuff, how can the balance of the ma
ton fail to sneeze-in disgust?
Imperial Valley press., 1919-01-04

Suffragists in Washington plan to make a
bonfire today of books written by Woodrow Will
son. Burning an authors books used of old to
be a tribute to their power, and there is no rea-
son to suppose the analogy no longer holds good.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-01-04

AS there is no longer any demand for castor
oil from the airplane service, there will bt
plenty to feed little Willie after the holiday
debauch.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-01-04

Out of 1854 national banks in the country
only one little small town institution in the whole
i. country failed A wonderful record for year
at war. 81 il ln3
Imperial Valley press., 1919-01-04

The more we see of this man Liebknecht, th'
less we wonder why the kaiser locked him up
Imperial Valley press., 1919-01-04


Valley During its Second
Ten Years by
Edgar F. Howe
Author Of The Story Of the first Decade
Irrigation and Industrial
Evolution--The Weaving
of a Cosmopolitan Assent
bly, into a Community
The Work of Individual
Men and Women Builders
Imperial County in the
: Worlds War
The Record Of Our Own Soldier Bsys II
Camp and on the Battle Ground--1he
Red Cross, Liberty Leans and
all the Activities for the
Winning Of the War
A WORK THAT EVERY
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-14

PRICES NO HIGHER
AT THE WARDROBE
SAYS OLLIE ESTES.

There is one way Of keeping the
prices down in the Dry Cleaning bust
ness in the judgment of Ollie Estes; !;
that is TO increase volume. Ollie says
that his business has grown 70 demand
tIltcc prcSsing machltles and two auio-
mobile deliveries. Another phone is
also required so YOU can get this busy
cleaning shop by calling Walnut SIS
or $40 Another thing that Ollie
wants you TO know is that he charges
only SYU0 for dry cleaning suit
where others charge $50, You can
also &c, your suit or oyercoat neatly
pressed for soc.
This is TIM when economy
should receive cons 'crable attention.
Send your clothes here and econo-
mize. Satisfaction guaranteed Don,
forget the number, sl2 N. Robinson
Phone Walnut SIS and Walnu, $40
Ollie Estes. (Adv)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-14

quickly loosened his grip on Tinker's
heel and crawled away to hide his
shame.
Tinker Bobs cries had been heard by
Rcd Ant and he now came hurrying to
the scene. What's the trouble. q
King" he cried a- he drew near
One Of your guards grabbed me by
the heel MS | entered your territory
said Tinker. showing Red Ant the
wound In his heel
II viii find him" said tho Red Ant
angrily,' and he shall be punished"
As Red Ant said this the guilty guard
came from under II leaf and showed
himself
80 you are guilty Of injuring the
great King Of the forest'"
81 am" was tho honest reply. But
] knew not that II was the King
But YOU should have known the
King You shall he killed at daybreak.
Red Ant was exceedingly angry to think
any Of his helpers should iniure tho
King. Red Ant WAS also afraid the
great King would destroy his whole
household after such treatment.
Great King hope you viii not
harm us becnusc of this wicked fel"
low In our midst" asked Red Ant
II will put him under guard tonight
and have hive him Killed at daybrcak,'
Rut Tinker Bob $ only reply was
Il win be here at daybreak. DO not
Nh. him till come
NoH YOU and |. reader friend, can
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-14

PETOsKSy. Mich, Nov IL Word
reached here this morning that the
steamer J. ] Nesrin was aground on n
reef in Georgian nay, and was threat
ened with destruction. The steamer
was caught IN storm late yesterday.
Al northern Michigan Is In the grip Of
the worst storm Of the fan season.
Several inches OF snow has fallen and
the high wind has caused much dam
age to trees and buildings and several
boats and docks at Little Traverse Hay
have been badly damaged by heavy
waves
william Green. SO years old. was
killed during tho snowstorm when he
was struck by train south Of Bel.
lair~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-14

King Tinker Bob wss anxious TO sec
Mr.. Red Ant. lie had started out TO
cali on him. one day you remember
hut was interrupted by tho struggle be-
tween Mrs. Hawk and the lost Rabbit.
Now he started again with the same
purpose IN mind.
You have noticed that II isn't al
ways n big fellow that's worth the
most. Wen. Tinker Bob noticed II also
and. for this renson he wanted 10 Keep
In close touch with Red Ant and his
workers when he came close TO the
large round mound Of earth where Red
Ant lived. he stopped and looked
around Red Ant was very small and
Tinker Bob did not want TO step on
him. so he looked and waited. After a
moments hesitation. Tinker Bob
Jumped high in the air and let out II
cry that startled the whole forest
"Ouch, ouch" cried he, and when
he landed hgain with his feet on tho
around he found one of Red Ants
faithful workers clingirg to his heel
who are YOU asked the Ant, ITO
come so boldly into our country
"a am Tinker Bob, King OF the Great
Forest" came the reply. The Ant
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-14
New Way to Remove
Hairs Creates Sensation
tActually Take Out the Roets)

What beauty specialists regard as ons
Of the most important discoveries In re
cent years Ia tho phelactins method Of re-
moving superfluous hair. Its great advnn.
tsEe. Of course. iiss In tho fact that II
actuaiiy removes tho hair roots II doe,
this easily. Instantly, harmlessiy. Suffer
longer DESPAIR. Tho actual hair-root,
come out before your very eyes. lsavins
tho skin ~ smooth and hairless as q
habe's.
because II offers such complete relief
. stick Of phslactins 10 tho most ines
pensive thing = woman can bug for the
removal, OF hairy growth. For the same
reason druggists sre having an enormous
demand for IT, You can use II with en-
tire safety: II Ia so harmless one could
oven eat II without any III effect. tAdv>
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-14
"The Water of
Eternal Youth .

The beauties Of the Austrian court OF
byEons days used . lotion which was 90
effectual In keeping the face smooth and
free from wrinkles, even In the aged they
named II tho water Of eternal youth"
Some ono recently has divulgcd the s~-
tret OF this wonderful though exceedingly
simple, wrinkle lotion. which In her graft
tudc shs has similarly dubbed a preserver
Of youth ono ounce pure ssxoli,e tpow
hasci-thats all there In TO II. Any woman
can get these ingredients at her drug
store. put them together. and use the 90
luton with entire safsty. To bnths the
face In tho same brings immediate results
even In case Of the deeper wrinkles and
burrows. This 10 also effective for hang
ing checks and double chin. fAdv. J
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-14
SORE THROAT
Colds. Coughs, Group and cstsrrh often
Relieved In Two Minutes
Ia your throat sore
Breathe Hyomsi
Have yoN cAtArrh!
Breathe Hyomei
Have you cough7
Breathe Hyomei

Hyomei is the one treatment for nose
throat and lunw troubles. It does not
contain cocaine. morphine or other
dangerous drug and does away with
stomach dosing. Just breathe II through
the littis pocket inhaler that comes with
each outfit.
reliable druggist and Hyomei II guar
anteed to banlsh catarrh. Group. coughs
colds. sore throat and bronchitis or
money back. A Hyomsi inhaler lasts
a life time and extra bottles Of Hy-
omei can he obtained from druggists
for few cents. (Adv J
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-14
STOP itching Eczema
Penetrating; Antiseptic Zemo
VIII Help You

sfmind bow often you have t,ied
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ecsema quickly By appiying zemo
furnished hyanydfuegist1es6c. Extrs
lmye bottle &l.M. Healing begins the
moment Zeino b applisd In . short
time usually every 6ace Of ecsema,
tettef, pimplea rash, blackheads and
similar skin disease viii b removed.
For clearing the sldn and making It
vigorously healthy, ,alwaysuseZ Zemo, the
penetrating, antsepdc liquid. 1t g not
agreasy salve sndit doesnotstssn. When
others fail II b the On dependable
treatment for skint1uublesoi I'll kinda
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-14

AMARILLO, Texas. Nov lA-witn
the temperature degrees below the
freezing point and evidences OF some
ice and heavy frost, this section OF
south Texas today had It's first real
touch of winter.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-14
CATA R R n
Rid Yoursslf Of II By
Pleasant Vspor Method

Get that obstinate catArrh out Of youY
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This 10 the true relief for discharges,
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Look for delightful improvement from
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-14

When you get up with a bad taste in
your mouth. . duh tired feeling, no
relish for food and are const!pated, you
may know that you need . dose Of
Chamberlain Tablets They not only
cause an agreeable movement Of the
bowels. but cleanse and ,nvigorste the
stomach and improve the digestion.
adv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-14

Senator Frelinghuysen. New jersey
states that II tho demands OF tho coal
miners are granted. II viii result IN
an increase OF the cost OF coal TO tho
consumer from q to S2,b0 . ton. II IL
always the consumer: no Ona ever
thinks OF taking It out OF tho profits, -
Dearborn Independent.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-14
For Neuralgia, neuritis
lumblgo, Rheumiti:r
Begy's Mustarine in Yellow
Box Worth Its Weight
In Gold.

n you only knew tho quick and
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sufferers from swollen. painful. gnaw-
ing. aching. rheumatic Joints and
muscles, You would get a box this very
day
Begy's Mustarlne 's the good old
fashioned mustard plaster brought up
10 date with other ingredients added
and all the bllstering qualities taken
out.
II surely does stop neuralgia, neuri
us. iumbago and rheumatism quicker
than anything else on earth.
Ihousands OF people who want quick
scuon. use It when they are anxious
W nave chest colds. sore throat, ton
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usappeAr over night
NED " IN the house fer many emer.
ssnu'c' ana especially influenza, for
"ur,ns he last epidethic Begy's Mus.
h.ne did such valiant service that the
iemilefs could not supply the demand
n'ht enhes pain. and Begys Mus
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trated non -blistering heat as snv n,he,
preparation on the market ' '''>
u cannot blister, rememhs, ,h., "a,
be sure. TO get Begys Mus,sr,n. l., b.
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-14
Ae* Tinker Bob,&A
EMT @0storiesl lGa3k VI
8y4N. byCarNsle H. holcomb SSxs6S
BY Carlxsle n. ho|conb r.
THE KING Is INJURED.

hardly belIeve that such a kind King
As Tinker Bob will allow this ant work
man--gulty though he is-be killed. can
we2 Perhaps he Is only teaching him q
lesson In letting him think he Is TO
die? But read tomorrows story and find
out
To. morrow DUTY
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-14
COLD WAVE HITS
SOUTHEAST AREA
Michigan Gripped by Worst
Storm in Years.

WASHINGTON, Nov, lt-Virtuslly
the entire southeast was In the grip OF
cold wNve today with freezing tenn
peratures In the interior of the gulf
states except Florida. and heavy frost
on the middle gulf coast.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-14

Unpaid telephone bills for tho month
Of october are past due. II no, paid
by p. NJ. OF the 18th, service will be
discontinued, Southwest Bell Tel 4
Tel Co. adv. }