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Shoshone journal., 1920-05-21
JOURNAL INAUGURATES GREATEST PRIZE
GIVING EVENT EVER DREAMED Of
MAMMOTH PRIZES FOR ALL
THERE'LL Be NO LOSERS HERE

The ShOsOne Journal today makes that
will be every reader and to the general public OF
Lincoln County and the surrounding territory we'll Everyone
community great strides this paper is making
public Its number OF subscribers that
cSeIy without undue egOtsm. the ShoshOne Journal
none-A newspaper that brings each week to its
readers all the happenings and events of the community and the
oahtr i'm a concise. readable manner
The Journal launches S300000 EVERYBODY Wins
Prize the purpose which primarily to still further
the influence and prestige through IFS readers and
friends each of whom will be given the opportunity OF becOm-
ing the valuable prizes without the investment OF
penny eligible to jOinmen women, young Old
When have become a participant you given
chance any spare time you have to
for Yourself any worth splendid prizes and
commissions The of reWardIhe prize you
win whether the fine automobile large cash commissions
the have taken in the campaign
Remember OF necessary now or ever
II costs you nothna TO enter Everybody Wins
All YOU need to do to BY using the nOi
nation coupon appears page You then start earning
votes roht AWAY wish TO nominate yourself.
Shoshone journal., 1920-05-21
DIED

Andrew J. Lasure died wednesday
nsorr'n 'ng at the home of his daughter.
Mrs. W NJ. Fields. Mr. Lasure wss
born in Virginia. Jan q. 1.ss lie
served in the Union army Iurins the
entire period Of the cival war He was
married in 1855 to Miss Anna Maria
Imp. from this marriage there were
born seven children. two boys ond
three girls. one OF whom is Mrs. w N
Fields OF this city. After the death cf
his first wife he married Miss. Dye.
and sons and one daughter were born
OF this marriage. Mr.. Lasure WIS 4 far
mer all his life.He moved TO Oklahoma.
1891 where he resided until two years
ago when he came to Shoshone. and
made his home with his daughter until
his death. He was a member OF the
C. A. r. Interment took place in the
Shoshone cemetary and military
honors were given the services By the
Loyal Legion. He was also an active
member OF the Baptist Church.
Shoshone journal., 1920-05-21

partial imaginable. Friends and read
ers Of this paper are TO decide the win
ners Of all prizes. even the big auto
mobile. Free votes viii Be the means
BY which the big winners VII be de-
termined- The Shoshone Journal has
hundreds Of friends and well-wishers
who ara ready to help in the plan.
Every candidate VIII find the ground
broken for him or her and the plan Of
this entire campaign is 50 simple that
il VIII appeal 70 you once YOU rad the
big advertisement in this issue Ts-~
Journal has provided that every par
tieipant who takes active interest in
the campaign shah be handsomely
compensated for the time and effort
expended.
Shoshone journal., 1920-05-21

you have theprivilege Of nominating
a friend and thus help him or her to
win the automobile or one OF the other
valuable prizes
THE PRIZES
A magnificent new 1920 model. s
cylinder Studebaker touring car, cost
ing S2i55.oo; bag of money contain
ing five hundred dollars; and hum
dreds of dollars in cash, in fact
veritable shower OF silver" and 20 per
cent cash commission 10 every active
participant who fails 70 win one Of the
bio prizes-these are the wonderful
awards that will be distributed s6se-
Iutely free BY the sheshone Journal, to
all those who desire them.
The plan adopted for distributing
the gifts is the fairest and most i'm
Shoshone journal., 1920-05-21
There are no Blanks---AlI are Winners

The ShOsIlone Journal in announcing its circulation and
business building plan which called to the attention OF the
people in the issue OF today departing the usual
in such enterprises and taking the people of Lincoln County
and surrounding territory i'm partners that is the benefits
TO be derived be shared with them and the plan calls
distribution of THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS.
The &c years successful business the Journal gives the pub
icaion and institution ii character standinG
in this community that only of faithful service and work
reputation of the absolutely deal and the conduct of the
campaign will be on that basis and none other
This is home proposition. The big beautiful automobile,
the last word in automobile perfection has been bought
home dealers by the Journal given people
so That every dollar viii represent home enterprise
The object of the subscription and business building cam
pan increase the circulation OF the Journal I'm doing
the Journal business institution will prosper that being
why is il not perfectly logical that those who make the
pePiy possible should share in it?
The opportunity that presents itself those
campaign that has before been presented
thing like the magnitude the scale with which this pre-
would have possible offered parc
has been the policy of the Journal is FIRST CLASS and
THE BEST NONE and that the policy that the campaign
Every participant may feel assured that he she will
receive honorable and fair treatment in every particular
strengthening the paper making friends for the paper and
business and not enemies which could not help but result
the conducted in but the most fair impartial
Another point you asked TO bear in mind and
being asked to make effort whatever without the
assurance OF ample compensation Every participant who COM
plies with the conditions of the distribution is rewarded in
proportion to the effort that they make.
would have been less expensive method for the Journal
to have employed people to take the matter of circulation
sharing with those who make the Journal possible Instead of
employing people from outside sources to to the county
Journal prefers that what benefits and profits there TO
the people of our community.
In making up the list of THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS in
rewards prizes only the best considered
final word wish to pledge word that the campaign will be
absolutely honestly and openly conducted with for
criticism and other than favorable and that the
ShoshOne Journal and Edw Barber publisher make this
pledge
EDW. T. BARBER
Shoshone journal., 1920-05-21
S|X-CY[|NDER STUDEBAKER CAR
AND HUNDREDS Of DOLLARS IN CASH
GIVEN FREE To PARTICIPANTS

VARIABLE considering -5e sZUe-s
shor5ue=s Of tIme IN THeh rhey wiI 5s
dlsrslbntas- imagine securing prize
which would cost yen tw5 thouzanz
dollars in casa 10 buy for fzw days
pleasant effort IN vot@-gelung And
that is All that you have 10 Do % So
cure any one q The big awards sin
ply gather in the votes. phea you gzt
started The votes Pile up AZ an amsz-
ing rate
Bur one of the best features Of al
IN the big prize distrioution IS the fzc-
that there win be no Iossrz- As 2 cash
commission q 20 Per cent Zone fifth
Of every subscription eoIlected) wiz D.
paid to al active uon-prize winners.
which in itself. Is an excellent propost-
ton for yoa
This Is not something for no1hsus'
scheme in fact II is no scheme at al
Neither Is II a charitable undertaking
on the part q the Journal Il Is 4
business proposition pure @nt simple
It's object Is 70 advertise Jointly this
newspaper and the spendid qualities q
the new 1926 model Stadebaker. TO sec
ure new and renewal subscriptions 70
the Shoshone Journal 10 collect old
subscriptions. and last bu1 not least %
win a welcome for the Journal in every
home il this community IN short ths
Journal VII reward many ambitious
people right here It home very Mher-
ally indeed for their assistance n in
Producing the paper into more homes
in the city and community, instead q
employing outside solicitors at fancy
salaries 10 accomplish the same result
The campaign oEers 10 special ad-
vantage On account Of place Of resi-
dence- There are no large towns n
this territory and for this reason the
are Just the sane
whether you live in town or the coun-
Shoshone journal., 1920-05-21
WiLL II PAYf

VIII IL pay2 VIII it be profitable for
this newspaper 70 spend hundreds q
dollars for prizes 70 be given away IN
this community Those are the QueS-
tons that VIII naturally oesur 70 all
who read this announcement Yes. It
Viii pay. Not in dollars and cents.
but there are dividends that news
papers want and derive other than
those expressed IN terms q money
During this campaign many new sub
sc-ibers should be added TO our lists
The fair square policy OF the Journal
VIII b thoroughly advertised and
there VIII be q great amount Of salts
faction in all Of that besides TIE
general good feeling ensendsred- Tue
prestige gained for this newspaper and
for the motor car sgeney win be almost
Shoshone journal., 1920-05-21

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DIETRICH PRECINCT NOTES

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Court Kershner was at Boise, looking
after business Tuesday.
Miss. Woods who was a former
teacher here is visiting with her
friend. 8Irs. Clarence Anderson.
Mrs. Morrow. who has recovered
from recent serious illness is now
looking after her household Of little
ones who have the whoopIng cough.
The three grandchildren Of Mr.. and
Mrs. A c. Kershner. who have been
making their home with their grand
parents since last fall left Tuesday for
their home at afohaIE North Dakota.
Prof Custer the principle Of our
schools just closed win give his atten-
ton to writing Life Insurance during
thesummer. He goes Monday To St
Anthony which viii be his head
quarters.
Under the tutorship Of Miss. Jacob
son. Of the University Extension and
Miss. Sinclair Of Shoshone large
class Of the ladies' Of the Dietrich
tract put in two busy days at the
school auditorium learning to make
and trim hats.
A farm Bureau Meeting is 10 De held
in Dietrich FRIDAY evening at 5 o'clock
George z. Maroney County agent. in
forms US that the Grange win give way
to the Farm Bureau meeting each third
Friday IN the month after o'clock
These meetings are To discuss problems
and find solutions for them to the
benefit Of the farming community All
are invited 70 attend.
A large meeting Of the farmers Of
this precinct was held at the audi
torium Saturday evening 10 discuss
with the Irrigation Company the water
rather TO agree on the best
use to be made OF the short supply Of
water on hand for the coming season
a general exchange of views it was de-
cided 10 turn on water Ma 25 and run
for ten days. then to be closed for 10
days. and perhaps then another run.
In any event the crop prospects ahead
are not particularly cheering.
Shoshone journal., 1920-05-21

ContiHued q FAee !
Shoshone journal., 1920-05-21
(Signed)
EDW. Il. BARBER

Shoshone, Idaho, May l5 1920
This is to certify that The ShOShone Journal has this day
purchased 1920 Model for the sum of S2155.00.
This car is TO be awarded in its big voting campaign.
The Journal has selected the Studebaker Car its
grand capital prize because the Sudebaker is i'm the very
forfrOnt of automobile advancement; because 1t has
reputation that encrcles the globe for beauty durability
and sturdness; because The Journal knows that the
recipient of this will not only be pleased the day
that he or she receives it, but in the years to
The ShOShOne Journal should congratulated
liberality in presenting such magnificent
DR. C. w. DILL
Studebaker Agent
Shoshone journal., 1920-05-21
SHORT AND sNAePY

This campaign viii not be a long
drawn out aEair Of several months
duration. but extends over 4 period q
only Z few weeks, elosing Monday night
July lsrh. Think OF being able 70 sec
ure in about six short weeks. prizes
and awaras that SSouk ordinarily re-
auire months. yes even years. OF SELF
denying and saving 70 SeQuire-and
these are ali given you IN exchange for
your spare time and = little interes;
in helping enarge our subscription hse-
This campaign viii be mere interest
ing and more profisahle to the Qarttoi-
pants than any ever undertaken IN
this section The prizes sre not only
-ich IN material value and deliars and
,ents. bus sre IN keeping with the
5roa6 ana liberal lines along which the
Shoshone journal., 1920-05-21

IS
all
liberal
o
Of
of
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10 n
EFFORT during the weeks 1t win boove prospective participants
enter their NOW field Remember
EVERYBODY be just
strulth
Shoshone journal., 1920-05-21
FIRST PERIOD
Up to June 21
SECOND PERIOD
MAY IS to June S

job work and advertising the
basis a Subscriptions
special ballot gd for 100000
Of arransmsn
Shoshone journal., 1920-05-21
FOURTH PERIOD
July 10 to July fs
THIRD PERIOD
July 4 to July 10

W hru0ut entire campaign and is Be conseFed part o.
There prizes given
campaign Remember this
and lay pans accordingly 81 ssesssssxE7Fa
Shoshone journal., 1920-05-21
CAN NOMINATE YOURSELF

As you will discover by reading the
announcement eis~here in this issue.
you can nor1inate yourself as a eanGi-
5zte-and your nomination counts for
votes right az the start " yea DO rot
wish te nominate yourself, yea have
the privilege Of nominating a friend
and thus helping him CT her &c win the
valuable award. II eests nothing &C be-
come a candidate sr'to secure ever the
BIGGEST sf the prizes. the 1870 brand
new touring car. Ycu are not bound
by any specific reauirerueats-and 4
IS not required that yea &c sub
seriher to the Journal. You ear de-
vote Just as much O. as tittle. ef your
sir,e as you please 70 the pleasant ef-
srss in vote getting with the assurance
that yeu will be paid By the Journal
either with handsome prize Or sum
sf money. Al Of the prizes are worth
going after. Nou simply csrnet lose in
this proposition.
oUR SLOGAN. -EvERsoOY WINS
The prizes Sre aisnos. fsbuioas,y
Mountain advocate., 1920-03-12
When You Build
Let Us Supply You With
Certain-teed Roofing.
J. F. HAWN
NEW WHOLESALE GROCERY
COMPANY IN BARBOURVILLE

The Dixie Wholesale Grocery
Company" has been formed and Is
now established in business Just
across from the l.. & n. Station in
Baibourville, Kentucky. This new
company is composed of the follow
ing stockholders - Robert w. Cole,
l.. NJ. Cole. j. A. McDermott, j. F.
Hughes, j. F. Rasnick, J. d. Jarvis,
John W. Hughes, r. n. Jarvis, w.
y. Hudson and c. G. Cole. The
irst meeting of stockholders and
directors was held at the law Office
OF X. n. Jarvis, on last Saturday
uud at the said meeting the follow
ing directors were elected: R. w.
Cole, l.. NJ. Cole. J, d. Jarvis, R.N.
Jarvis, W. S. Hudson, c. G. Cole
and J. A. McDermOtt.
The Board OF Directors held their
arst annual meeting Immediately al
ter the stockholders meeting at the
same time and place and elected its
officers. Hon. Robert w. Cole, Cash
ier OF the First National Bank OF
this city, and one Of Knox County's
best business men, was elected pres
ident of the company and we are OF
the opinion that none better could
have been chosen to guide the bust
ness OF the new company. Hon. X.
N. Jarvis. one Of our leading attor-
neys and a wide awake young man.
was elected vice-president of the
company. Hon. J. A. McDermott'
Que OF Knox County's leading bust
ness men and a man who has wide
teusiness connections. was elected
treasurer of the company. Mr.. c.
q. Cole, who has long been associat-
ed with and a member of the firm OF
Cole. Hughes & Co., one OF our
leading retail stores, was elected
secretary OF the company. Mr., l..
n. Cole. whose reputation as mer-
chant and business man Is un-
questionably the best and who has
made the firm OF Cole. Hughes q Co.
. great success, was elected the
csiying large quantities OF merchan-
Mountain advocate., 1920-03-12
Dent Prod Your
Liver to Action
mn ovsreomes BiIiousness, constips-
tien, Sick Headache, Quickly. No
Gripping OF Fain. Guaranteed.

The orgars Of digestion, ass nlla-
tlon and eliminatiOn-the ste zach,
liver and bowels-aro closely Titled,
and the proper action of any of these
organs Is largely dependent upon the
correct fuactioGiCg OF all the others.
"WhippiaS' your liver into action
with calo...Cl or forclag your bowels
with irritating la:atiVes or strong
cathartics 10 q great mistake. A bet
ter. safer plan is strengthening and
toning the Whole digestive and elinlna-
tive system with NSture'e Remedy
.(NR Tablets). which not oaly brlng1
Immediate relief, but gcari2e ard last
ing benefit. 1t acts on tho stomach.
liver, bowclJ ard liic2eys, improves
digestion and Animation, oYerco1e9
biliou5acss, corrcc.J constipation and
quickly rc!lcTcJ c!c,s hc2Ccche.
Get your s.--.ccl tsc-oCT".y c!cansed
and purified f-r C-cc; Gt0.-;cCa, liver
and bowels Norl:l.S together il Wig
orous harmony, G.d you VIII not hayo
TO take moCic!l0'CTc:y C@.'-JS1G take
one Mr. Tablet CccaGion2l,y 10 keep
your system il GOOD condition and al
ways feel yoEr best. HomCrlber It Is
easier ard Cheaper to keep we'll than
II is 10 get well.
Get @. go bcI End Try ;. Vita tho
understanding that It lust E.yo you
greater rc,!Cf end bcncGt than any
bowel o. liver modiciao you ever used
or no pay Natures Remedy (NR
Tablets) a. cold, guaranteed and
recommended by your druggist
yostellow Drug Co. Barbourville, X J
Mountain advocate., 1920-03-12
The Best insurance e
Against Influenza
Prominent, Educator Believes That Vapomentha Is
Sure Preventive

DIR. X. NJ. Brame, discoverer Of
Brame's Vapomentha Salve, has a
letter from G. G. Wright, Superin-
tendent of the Wilkes County, N. c.,
Public Schools, i'm which he says :
1--WE have used Brame's vapomentha
Salve for nearly all the ills for which
1t is prescribed and have always Sc
cured satisfactory results. If used
in time IL has never failed to break
up colds. usually the forerunner of
Grippe. Influenza and Pneumonia.
| speak from personal oil
servation. believe II this prepare.
ton is used in time it will prevent
the development Of pneumonia In
in every instance, If used according
TO directions.
These strong statements are fully
justified by the remarkable recov'
eres that follow. Brame's Napo.
mentha Salvc is applied freely Ovei
the chest and throat and inserted il
Mountain advocate., 1920-03-12

each nostril. Brame's Vapomentha
Salye pcnetratcs the poIts o. the
skin, relieving congestion, ut TIC same
time healing vapors arise and are
breathed through the mouth aud nose
loosening the phleghm and causing
the patient to breathe freely. Its
absolute reliability is evidenced by
dozens of unsolicited testimonials.
Brame's vapomentha Salve will re-
lieve pneumonia, influenza, grippe,
pleurisy, bronchitis, whoOping cough,
catarrh, asthma, tonsilitis, hay fever
and Inflammation of the skin.
Vapomentha is applied externally,
and it will not stain the clothes, us
other salves do. No home should
ever be without 1t. Buy 1t from your
druggist or direct from the Brame
Drug Co.. North wilkesbarre. N. c
A small bottle costs Soc; much
larger one. containing six times as
much, $1.20.-Adv.
Mountain advocate., 1920-03-12
AN INVESTMENT
PAYS INTEREST
OF 100 PERCENT
Man Claims Relief Gained
Thru Trutona Treat
ment Worth 500

greensboro, Ky. Mar. IL. 81 only
spent 81 for my first bottle of Tru-
tona but l wouldn't take 500 for
the relief that it gave me-" This is
the statement of Mr.. w. H. Horn
maker, SIS years old, of 1920 Brock
enridge Street. Mr. Hornmaker is
assistant yard foreman in the Muir
ply Chair Co., and during his 30
years residence in this city has be-
come very we'll known.
"A catarrhal affection of the
head and bronchial tubes caused me
much trouble" he said. 81 was
bothered with constipation and my
kidneys were out of order. My
bowels did not act for two or three
days at q time. l was constantly
annoyed with the dripping Of mucus
from my mouth. often became
choked up and would cough until I
vomited.
well sir. Trutona has certainly
improved my catarrhal condition
The mucus has become loosened and
| can spit it out without suffering
the terrible coughing spells. My
kidneys are in better shape, too.
Why, can walk all the way home
without my back hurting me. There
are 200 men in our factory and
am daily recommending Trutona to
some of them who need relief"
Trutona is now being introduced
and explained in Barbourville at
Costellow Drug Co. Adv.
Mountain advocate., 1920-03-12

Facilities
Enable us to supply neT~
chants with Certain"iced
Roofing quickly
JELLICO GROCERY co.
Mountain advocate., 1920-03-12
CLUB MEETING

The Women's Study Club met
with Mrs. l.. L. Richardson, Thurs
day afternoon, March 4th. Fifteen
members responded TO roll call with
musical quotations.
Mrs. Thomas Hayden, of Corbin,
and Mrs. Cobb. of Warren, Ohio,
were guests during the afternoon.
Those invited for the social hour
were Mesdames Edward and Toul-
min Garrard, T. j. Belcher, A. n.
Herndon, T. w. Minton, w. w. Tins
ley, Miss King and Miss Mayhem.
The entertainment committee re-
ported the receipts from the "Wo-
manless Wedding" about $4,000.
The program committee asked for
further time in which to submit
courses for next years work.
The committee on arrangements
for the District Meeting April 9th
reported that a joint meeting with
Civic League committee was held on
March 3rd. The Christian Church
was decided upon as the place for
the meeting. There will be an all
day business session and a lecture in
the evening by DR.. Farquehoe, of
the English Department Of the Uni
versity of Kentucky. To both these
meetings the public is invited.
Full program will be announced
later.
Committee to confer with Com
mander Logan, Deaton-Smith Post,
American Legion of this city, re-
ported that the Commander is not
ready yet to start the drive for
funds to build the Community House
but will give same his attention lat
or in the spring.
The following program va S
splendidly given:
Mrs. Joseph Mitchell, chairman.
The New Musical Education, Miss
Emma Morris; The Music Lovers
Need of Education, Miss Zella Pei
ley; Beginning of American Paint
ing. Mrs. Mitchell.
After adjournment a delicious
salad course was served by the host
ess
Mountain advocate., 1920-03-12

General Manager OF the new concern
and Mr.. Cole will retire from active
management of Cole, Hughes d Co.
and will take active charge OF the
new wholesale grocery house and we
feel confident in saying that MI.
Cole will make this new company
which has established busipes5sin
our midsta great success and %
such an extent that it will be IA
credit to our: town.
The new concern desires thfu5ihe
columns of this paper to SOLICIT Hte
patronage and business ci tha llieE
chants Of Knox County and giyos$as.,
surance that any and all orders rSE
ceived will be. given prompt aftss
ton and will be greatly appreciated +,
The new wholesale house puEchas-
ed a. large stock Of merchandise
from csiesHpgheaG& CO. and are re-
disc every day and win be able to
Mountain advocate., 1920-03-12
BRYANTS STORE NEWS

G.. G. league and James Maiden
have bought boundry of timber on
Goodin Creek. The boundry con-
tains about 200 acres of fine timber
Flu has killed all the dances on
Poplar Creek.
The Junior o. U. A. NJ. has a
nurse with Matt Bennett who is
getting along nicely. 1t pays to be
a Junior.
We want to express our thanks
for the good service thru the ex-
change at the hands of the courte-
Gus operators.
Mountain advocate., 1920-03-12
Certain-teed
Spells Quality In Roofing
We Sell Ii.
COLE & HUGHES

supply the demands Of its customers
IA is capitalized at $S0,000.0O. and
II now has on hand approximately
that much merchandise. We feel
that such new enterprises as this
should be encouraged as 1t is a
great thiaH for our county and city
and we ,aie the liberty OF wishing
the new concern the greatest sue
coss l9-1t