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The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-10-07
BULL CHEESE
FACTORY WAS
CLOSED DOWN
T. T. SandmeyeT Sells Entire Herd %
50 Cows To Farmers at Paul
and Quits

The Glover Leaf cheese factory
west OF Filler was CLOSED down We'd
nesday. aud r. T. Sandmeyer. the
proprietor. sold his entire herd OF 50
milk cows 10 a group Of % farmer
residing near Paul. Idaho. He sold
the entire herd az the average price
cs si25 per head. making the total
sale amount 20 SO. 400. according o.
the Bull Herald.
The Sandmeyer herd consisted OF
high-grade Holsteins. Gustav Kunxe
the founder OF the cheese factory
had eleven years 10 build up the herd
and Mr.. Sandmeyer has been WORKING
on K for several years. IL Is cOnsid-
cred the best herd OF milk COWS ~
the northwest. and n Is looked upon
as one OF the greatest misfortune
hat y was soni out OF the Bull com
muuity.
The closing OF the cheese factory
e looked upon rs a great calamity 10
this community. and Is regretted
keenly by the farmers who live IN
that neighborhood and take their
milk 10 the factory. But with his
own herd sold. Mr.. Sandmeyer said
there was not enough cows In the
community o. keep IL operating The
milk from about 40 cows was taken
TO the cheese factory and OF this num-
Der Mr. Sandmeyer owned so head
Il regret very much TO close the
factory. for realize u Is a great ca
ismity 10 this community. said Mr..
Sandmeyer But fssr-r was nothing
IN Il bat grief for me 70 operate the
factory. for paid every cent of profit
IN Il back 20 20 the persons who pa
trOnized the factory. II was unsatis-
factory 20 me 10 keep on milking with
wages as high and help independent
as IL is That is Thy ] sold the
COWS"
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-10-07
MANY SUBSCRIBE
BEFORE ADVANCE

n feel like fhis q taking advant-
age % your generosity. said Ffed
Clifton. a. he paid - Tor bis Record
scriptfou last week ne VAS one
Of the hundred or more % our sub
scrlberr who took Advantage % our
offer TO Subscribe for TIE paper Tor
az before the advance ~as made
The paper "a Weii wosth $3.50 or
more he said Nr Ciifton's sub
eripsIolk did not expire antii next
Jan. I o. nke many others he paid
year q adtance i1si % Insure the
regular blt % Fiiera paper The
~ po1aF b the Record offer 90 ac-
eepf subscription az the Old rate met
Nlth eshn greater RESPONSE than vas
Anticipated Many neu readers we're
addcd 70 the iist. which h believed
10 ~ IN better shspe financially Than
aay in fhla part 81 the state. Prac-
ticaiiy esesy enhsrr ption = paid IN
adrsnce. some % Them Tor several
years s1d crlrs. a Subscriber. q
placed on the list if Is usually ser
uanaat adtifioo
T-he nes rate 81 kg.fe - now In e.
zecf. ard mary neW subscriptions are
aaily bang received on THIS schedule.
which j. less than 8 cents copy. de-
iisrred
satzcribers vii b. notified Ia ad-
vance Of tie expiration 81 their sab
scrlpfious. and n not paid within 8
reasonable length Of fine. the namss
9lu b. dropped from The list
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-10-07
RURAL HIGH
SCHOOL NEWS

The strip % land which lay waste
last year on the hiKh school grounds
= all being utilized this year IL has
been leveied. wAtered and rolled
which will make u one Of the hest
atheietic fields IN southern Idaho.
There will BE- room Tor football. has
ketball. tennis. anc track
The FileE sridirun season opened
With the game az Twin Fails last FRI
day. The score vas 81 "a Q 10 favor
u Tain Fails Flier has a good
squad out Tor foot ball. With ten vet
Grams IN suits and q good bunch 81
rockies Although our boys did not
bring home the bacon. they played .
good clean game In the first guar
Ger ~ the game. Leslie Aman. guar
terback. had his shoulder cracked
and will not be able 70 return 10 the
gridiron this season. Forest GriEgt
and Ora Aman we're Knocked ont
but are on the field again.
A high school Halloween party -
70 be given az the high school. FRI
day evening. October ~. The com
mltfees 10 charge are Harold Nus
ser as chairman 81 the decorating
committee. Ciaribei Walter. chair
man OF the entertaining comnftfee.
and Ia Vaughn Mann. a. chairman
Of the refreehmeuf COMMITTEES.
The tpo football squads viii 90 TO
Barley. October 18th.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-10-07
Masons Will Stage
Duck Feed on Oct. Ia
Wives and Members o. - - VIII -
Guest Of Unique Banqnef OF
Masonic Order.

The Masonic lodge OF Filler ha-
pianred a duck supper. 10 be hesa y
their hall on the opening session o.
their lodge season, next fhhrsoas
night.
..Nsnsouic Duck sunday" when all
wasons that possibly can. are urged
y, - out ana get the limit Mon
d,x Tuesday. Wednesday and Thurs
s-x viii also be taken up With bag
ring the Wild fowl. and they will De
paced in cold storage At the People .
market awaiting the time Of prepar-
alton.
Al the big supper 70 be held nett
Thursday night. the Nasons wives
and the chapter OF the o. z > VII
be guests OF the A. r. & A. N.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-10-07
Five Hunters Return
With One Deer Apiece,
u. g. Bickford. Veteran Of ctsii War.
Returns from Hitting Trip Into
Thunder Mountain Coanity.

d. C. BIckford returned ThErsda.
rom a big game hunting expedition
hat he and four others made INT
he Thunder m9lntain country. nor
OF Boise. September u he returoc
~ 4 good supply OF venis0n. hatint
been successful In getting buck ma
ne.r camp AZ tlofseyeit miue. ~
on. " A. Bickford. 81 Nampa, ais
E0t a buck. and three other member
II the party. Charles Henry Willlar
Crane and I'd Savage. all o. Nampa.
got a doe apiece.
Their trip extended over a perios
OF three weeks, and Was most lntef
st,ug. according 20 Ar. bicktori.
xho. although a veteran OF the civil
var. Nlfhsto0d the kardshlps OF tao
journey as good or better than al,
Ae.nD-r OF the pasty lie says n
walked twenty miles on some 81 the
lays they were out
Mr.. Bicklord brought back with
aim a mahogany cane which he
prizes highly. Mahogany grows "a
lenslveiy IN the particular s<ssisH .
Idaho they were Ga. The party drove
ar mules aud wagon. taking eight
lays 10 90 10 Roosevelt mine. their
headquarters. and eight days 10 re-
urn This camp. now deserted, n
Ocated 100 miles north * Boise. and
.udgius from results obtained b. thif
larty. : COOL desr hcntiug territory
Roosevelt mine l. nos cayed "a.
.orming n lake. There Win b. good
hunting here for the balance 0f the
month. according 10 the veteran hunt
IS. Who also asserts that trout fishinf
Sas gOOc.
Tue party's itinerary -iuded the
following Pickett Hin. Dry Duck
aw mill. Clear Greek. Trail Greek
summit. Mall Cabin. Cabin Greek and
ROOSEVELT mine the general render
vous. snow. varying from four 90
ten Inches m depth. was encounters
n the Thunder mclniain county
which Is said % be D beautiful section
located on the southern slope Of the
salmon.
Mr.. Bickford asserts that he ~.
lends 70 make this trip every season
and recommends Il 10 all uimr0ds.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-10-07
MARKET MAKES
STATEMENT. OF
FAIR RECEIPTS
rnrnstIis.s ~ tir- County Exposition
Grounds Checked in
S5.7O0.95.

Paid admissions 20 the 1920 TE'n
Falls county FAIR amounted In total
o S5.70e 90. This inf0rmation IS
sontained ia 4 statement made b.
;ecratary~ Manager j n. Markell. OF
he county fair. BY days the receipts
ire.
Tuesday. S592.50; wednesday. 81
1910: Thursday, {2.lef-T5; Friday
s1.472.3e.
Receipts from grandstand and the
lleachers by days Tuesday. $ls9.-
0; Wednesday. S37S.25; Thursday.
s42lS0: Friday. S36s-lo. Total.
s1.s2Ss5
Receipts from other sources such
as rents. : concessions. ecc, have not
yet been tabulated.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-10-07
Filler Auctioneer
VIII Participate In
Big Livestock Show

Col p O. Walter. who was saDrr-
ntcadenf of the horse dsparfuenf ~
the Idaho state fair AZ Bo.se l1Et
Feak. came In tout b wlfh many ~
the laadinE livestock breed n. ~ fhe
northwest and a. . resaif tbs ffrm
u Walter and Shcarur Was bootei ss
auctiorerrs Tor numerons sales 20 be
heid throuEhout this section duriax
he present season.
II particular importance was MS
employment a. one % the three sue
tfoneers FOR a big registered SHIRT
horn sale az the Pacific International
Livestock show az Portland on No
vember IS.
A ". Thompson Of NebTask1 and
Colonel Crank OF Sez Perez will alto
be on the block al this sale.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-10-07
Miss Gertrude Walter
Heads Student Body
Popular Filler Girl Accorded Excep
tionaI Honor n state NORMAL
school.

Miss Gertrude Walter. class Of Is.
of the Filcr high school was last
week elected president % the student
body Of the Lewiston state normal
school. according 10 word that a.
reached hero Miss Walter fs tho
daughter a. Mr.. and Mrs. a. - wal
Ter and vas one Of the ieadesr IN her
classes here and At che Albion state
normai school. where sse has been
ssfudenf she ras president 81 her
graduating class ir The local high
school Miss Walter VAS recently
granted her state life teaching certff-
icafe. and q nov pursuing further
studies az the Lewiston Restitution
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-10-07
FOOTBALL RULES
AND SCHEDULE
ARE OUT


The rules adopted recently ~ the
,chooi Of the Southern Idaho Athletic
ssoc'atio1 provide that 10 play on an
lthietic team q student must be car
ryIng al least three subjects VITA a
passing grade. that be must not have
participated more than three seasons
previously p that line Of sport. that
he Is under ~ years 81 age. and that
he has completed the work OF the
last semester he Was IN school sue
.cessfully.
Arrangement was also made that
ne executive committees 81 the or
xanization shall determine which
team wins the championship Of the
section THIS win settle disputes
such as that q. lasi year when both
Bull and COoding claimed the south
srn Idaho football championship
The football schedule adopted FOR
the high schools Of this association
follows.
October Jerome at CoodIng
Filler a. Twin Fails; Albion a. Ru-
pert. Bull az Burnley; Wendell. NO
game
October Twin Falls az Jerome
Filler. no game. Burley AZ Albion
Rupert a. Bull. n'cndeil 81 Good
ing
October f5-Aibiou AZ Jerome.
riIer az Barley. Rupert AZ Cooding
Buhi az Twin Pals. Wendell. no
game.
October 27-Jerome a. Rupert
Gooding. ropcn. Albion az Burley
Twin FaIH az Wendell. FILLER a. Buhl.
October d. Barley ~ Twin Faile
soodiur az Buhl. Rupert a. Nandeil :
Jerome a Filler. Albion. open date
Noveut s--Twin FAiis af Good
ing Fiieftf Rupert. Jerome az Bur
ley Wonl<i AZ Buhi. Aibion open
date.
N9verber i2-Buhi ~ Jerome
Barley AZ Wendell. Rupert AZ Twir
Fails. 0o5tinr AZ Boise. Albion. ppef
date. Fiier open date
November i4--Tafn Pals ~ Buhi
CoodfnE az Burnley Fil1r az Weudeii +
Rufert a. Aibion Jerome. opeg
November g CThanksrsvinE DAY.
-Burley a. Rupert Go5dinK ~
Caldwell. Wendell AZ Jerome. Bphi
open date FIicr. opsn date. Jtion
open date.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-10-07
LEGION PLAN
A BIG SMOKER
FOR VETERANS
smokes. fced. Pnrrh and Bouts Are
rrofni c.l Monster Gathering of
Former Service Men

Vednes lay nlFbt Of next week q
the date set ~ the local post 81 the
F|ean Legioa Tor a monster e4-
service meas rally and smoker.
a committee composed ~ George
Re ebert. X. X. Dillingham; and Verne
comegys Is Ia charge OF the enter
salnment and program OF the affair.
and they propose 10 put on whif-
GER. according 70 q statement ~ one
4 the COMMITTEES
The smoker viii BE- held IN The
posts headquarters. Reybroco roof
farien. aud several added attractions
such IS boxing bouts are promised
4 feed. smokes and punch Will COM
ar - The bili Of fare.
The post 1fs.cars are making al
effort 10 secure the attendance u
every ex-service man IN the commuu-
ity These men viii be guests 81 the
post. and an effort Wili BE- made 10
secure the membershlp Of all former
soldiers and sailors Ia the community
n the local post OF the American Le-
giou.
prler post Is credited with being
one OF the live posts~f the state. be-
ing one OF the feW 20 have permanent
sadquarters as desirable a. Reybroco
roof garden.
Pitns are now hcing worked out
for the celebration here Of Armistice
DAY. November II Committees are
Ia charge Ok the preliminary prcpar-
atious and much interest is being ex-
hiblted In the enterprise.
Al the smoker. Wednesday even
INK. many matters Of interest 70 ex-
service men In general ~iii be dealt
with. and one OF the largest assem-
biages OF war veterans ever taking
place here Is anticipated on this oc-
raelou
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-10-07
NOTICE TO WAITE RrsERs

Water wfli b. reduced on NoTem-
Der next. 10 permit s0nae necessary
riprappi1x 10 the main line canal.
All cisferus and wells shouid be
ready 20 supply waf-r IN cases where
gates and ditehes that are above low
water mark are noi able 10 deliver
stock water We need six weeks "a
which 70 do this ~ork
TWIN FALL sCANAL COMPANY.
BY J. c. WHEELON.
General AanaKer.--sdv
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-10-07
Harry Brandon VIII
Have Auction Sale

HAIRS Brsn1ln has announced that
an next Friday. October Is. he VII
conduct a closing out sale % All % kis
farm e1u,pmcnf and household good
AZ his ranch ~ miles north and e
miles west 81 the northwest corner o.
Flfer. Aside from = large aSslrf-
uens o. farD .rrpieme rlts-he win ssii
horses. cows COS and other offer
inrs. There wfr be a free lunch az
noon. after which Walter and Shearer
will commence auctio1ing.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-10-07
This Section Stood High
in State Premium Awards

The final corrected list OF awards
announced By the authorities OF trt
state fair show that Twiu Fails coun-
not only captured the first prize
n the grand sweepstakes for counties
9ut IN the individual open exhibits
ecured - first. 12 seconds and IS
bird. A check for <f0e. the prize in
ne contest for rornties. was received
" the county. auditor yesterday,
In the exhibit OF Dlcklow wheat,
Twin Falls exhibitcrs captured both
first and second PLACES. There were
u entries from all parts Of the state
Walter Weaver. son OF Mr. and
Mrs. II. .. Weaver. who took irst
.th his display Of Dirkiow wheat IS
a member OF the farm bureau iulior
and moi oBly won 10 the open class,
1,nf hal the best wheat exhibited BY
The boys club members.
H. Z. Powers. county agent. who
-eturned from Boise. where he vas
In charge OF the conntys e1hiblt.
stated that the exhibit which probab-
excited The most favorable COM
nent. Was that OF r. 5. Harrison OF
Twin Falls. both because OF IT'S vari-
,ty. comprehensiyenas and artistic
srrang agnent. Mr. harrisol's display
was particularly strens ia the grains,
capturing three firsts. three seconds
and two.thirds. Mr.. Powers stated
that the competition IN all the events
was the keenest ever known az the
fair.
The list Of local prize winners In
the open events, not including those
for the boys and girls clubs. fol-
low:
Dicklow wheat. Walter Weaver.
spring rse. D. H. Brown. Finer.
third.
Garden wax beans. W NJ. Price.
Filler. first. NJ. Olsen. Filler. second.
Garden green pod beans, NJ. Olsen
case i melons. John Gourlay.
Honeydew muskmeions. John
Gourley. Filler. first
Red Globe onions. r. II. NcAtee.
Filler. third.
The canning team. composed u
Agnes Shubert and Zoia aad Irene
BoWiesby. won the state ainriou-
ship at Boise. Milo Davis took the
state championship IN potato and
tNln" ltNEAI-s " imam HtAHfir WI
the tharpiouship on wheat. ard the
cooking team composed OF Henrietfa
Smith and Estella Stoidard took sec
ond place in the state. The sewing
team. made up 81 Dorothy Ripley
elizabeth BeCkiey and Edge rina
handler 81 Fiier. took third place
m the state. Milo Davis won lir =
and John Owens sccon dwith ccrn-
The showing Of Twin Falls county
ecIfpsed that 81 al other counties AZ
the state fair. and was awarded the
first prize Ga the general elassfica-
ton OF county displays
The score announced By the
nudge gave Twin Pals 2Ss points.
ada. i.2os. Canyon 1865. Jerome
f.ugp K0ctenai 1873 ard Cooling
'I.egn. Nith other ccunties trailing
behind with much lower scores
The score was computed from -
lifforeht exhibits. IA an ~ which
Twin Fails scored heavfiy cfptsr 1z
first. second and third places on rcd
clover seeds. .firsf and second on
Dickic~ whesis lFsi and second or
ahike Gel lrst and second on bar
lev. and ffrH and thira un white
clover seed
Notwithstanding The fact fhaf
Twsn Fails dsy vas. not advertise.
IN Twin Fails county. tAcre was
liberal sprinkiink -ol isls people ir
Boise1o celebrate the victory.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-10-07
NAY HAVE RocKa
CREsHEB MAR HEgF

= T. Phelps. contractor for fhs
seven miles 20 highway - BE- con.
sfructet in this district. arrived herr
Monday ard 4 fast making arrange.
meutE 70 expedite the work a. fapid-
b a. possible Mr. Phelps t. accom-
panied ~ 3 - stone
he rsp0r great difficulty ia -.
curing adequate shipping facilities O.
bfinE material herr. and a. a soiu
ton Of this problem 20 some extent
q nov cons deriaE the construction
Of q rock Crunher on Cedar Draw
south of town.
A. X Hoimes. w1o has the sub
contract for building the cuiTert'
and bridges. Is progressing xifh HI
part of the work. according 10 Mr.
Phelps.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-10-07
Interest Aroused in Pro-
posed Railroad South
esal support OF this Community
In Big Project

A public mass meeting held under
the auspices OF the Filler Commercial
club last Friday nlsht listened 70 al
dresses byr J. A Groin Asher d. VII
son. president. and Neweil WiFhf.
> secretary OF the Tsin Fails Cham
Der OF Commence. who discussed the
proposed Idaho->eyad4 railroad that
would extend from Rogerson 10
Wells. Nevada.
A committee composed OF 7 ID.
Connor. d. "a Davis and Juneau n.
Shinn Vas named 81 thts meeting 10
determine the concensus OF opinion
OF this community. aud II favorable
TO proceed with the raising OF Filler
quota OF the s5ee goo bonus that -
20 be paid the e-ilders OF the line
upon ifs completion.
The meeting Friday night vas an
adjourned session OF the previous
meeting held Monday nlght OF last
week. when George l.. Davis. presi-
dent OF the railroad company. and
y. r. Gray. Contact mining msn.
spoke.
The plan OF tbe company TO con
struct the railroad as a going con
Germ. complete within itself. and CON
Meeting ~fth the q. \. l. az Roger
Southern Pacific at Wells Was fully
explained. a. vas also the financing
plan OF raising f50o zoe by public
subscription. ten per cent 70 be paid
AZ the time sf subscribing and tho
balance October 4. 1871. This 20 re-
main ia the hands OF holding COM
pany composed OF nearly a score OF
Twin Fails county bankers. and not
20 Be paid 20 the railroad company
until the holdinE company accepts
the road.
The speakers AZ the Friday night
meeting urged that Filler and the sur
rounding community commence i'm
metiiateiy 10 raise the tentative quota
that as been assigned this district.
which IL $4,000
The question was raised a. TO
whether or not George l. Davis. the
c0mpanys president. Was In any ~ay
connected with the Orexoa stort
Line railroad company. Ia letter
ito 7. D. Conuor. Mr.. Davis refute<i
the allegation. suggesting that be
was merely representing the Oregon
Shortn Line Railroad company In the
proposal 10 construct the Idaho Crr-
trail ran line he stated that here
l. no word OF truth and no founda-
ton whatever for statements % a
suspicion that he aud his company
are IN any way connected 18th or
have anything 90 do With the y. s
F l..
In the testimony given unfef his
oath AZ the recent hearings het9re
the public utilities commission OF
Idaho and the Nevada public service
com mission. Mr.. Davis farnizfa'l the
information that hts company = en-
tirciy independent OF the Orexoa
short Line railroad.
The committee appointed 70 o, Ean-
lie this district for the work has
not yet definitely decided upon The
procedure. or just ~hsn an Effort
gill be made 90 raise the amount
Up until last esght the following
funds are reported 20 have beer sub
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-10-07
WORLD SERIES BULLETINS

. The Record Is maintaininx =
baiietin service xiFlnx the eoni-
3 plefe and accurate results Of the
, worlds series baseball xanss
, now binE played By Cleveland
D and Brooklyn.
First reports OF the game are
received about ] I .. m. the fin
. al result being given car AZ
. about i15V .. m. On Tue laf
, Cleveland son over Brooklyn
, BY a score Of to 4. wednss-
. day Brooklyn won By a 80 Q
, SCORE. and was successful again
, Thursday by defeating her oP-
. ponenf 10 I.
} These bulletins will be main
} tanned esery day until the series
closes. and u q part II the s@rs-
} ice furnished by this newspaper
as the community parvsyor of
news
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-10-07
USAyoDsBr.E HARDNESS

} The Record Is compelled 20
} issue one day late this week on
account of an accident which
} befeil the Idaho Poser CON-
panys power line between here
. and Shoshone falls. The Res
, ord'n linotype and presses are
AT eleefric4ily driven. Except
) lng Tor an hour Thursday morn
} inE. no electric power or dgtt
} 9as supplied Filler from ten
. O'Clock Wednesday nlThs until
two O'Clock Thursd3y Afternoon
Every houe and institution In
the communlty. dependent 1pon
} electricity. was similarly az
) fected
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-10-07

Ia T~ia Fzils The solicitation Of
money has been temporarily Haspend-
ed. according TO an announcement
made Tuesday and 30 effort
has yet been made 70 raise the quota
in Bull
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1920-12-10
Good Year for vIoIets.

Sweet peas have been forced for the
Christmas market only for many years
past. They must be started blooming
before the cold weather begins Then
they will bloom all winter. Daffodils
do not get in until February, but al
most all the rest of the spring flowers,
hyacinths, narcissuses, bayardia, and
so on, are on the Christmas counters.
Easter lilies, too, though rather cold
and white for Christmas, are sold. vi
Diets, are fine this winter, deeply,
darkly, beautifully blue. Some mi
gnonette now comes in enormous
sprays. There are carnations but the
bright red Christmas carnation is the
favorite. Holly comes from the hills
Of Maryland and the south. The wild
holly supplies the market and there
has never seemed to be any percepti-
BILE diminutlon of the supply. Great
quantities OF Il are purchased by all
sorts OF dealers. who decorate their
stores with 1t and send out a sprig at
tached to every Christmas parcel.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1920-12-10
HAPPY WOMEN
Plenty Of Them In Montpelier and
Good Reason for Il

Wouldn't any woman be happy,
After years of backache suffering,
Days of misery, nights Of unrest,
The distress OF urinary troubles,
When she finds freedom.
Many readers will profit by the
following. Ask your neighbor.
Mrs. Farley P. George, Third ST..
Montpelier, says: Il was taken
down with q bad attack of kidney
trouble. Part of the time, I was
unable to keep up with my back.
| had inflammation Of the bladder
and my back was 80 lame and sore
that I could hardly stand the sharp
pains through me. / was dizzy; my
sight was blurred and / had fire.
quent nervous headaches As anoth-
er Of the family had used Doan's
Kidney Pills with good results, I
tried them and 1t only took Few
boxes TO cure me. have never had
any kidney trouble SINCE"
Price 6Oo at all dealers Don't
simply ask for q kidney remedy get
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1920-12-10
CHRISTMAS SHOPPING

Imagine the JOY of having moth
ing to do for some time before
Yuletide but to anticipate the
pleasure OF your Christmas Day,
Or, putting 1t the other way, how
much better it is to shop early
and avoid the last minute rush.
You accomplish several things
by doing this: You get first ana
best choice-you select your
gifts leisurely and hence more
intelligently-you save the wear
and tear on your nerves incident
to that last minute rush--you are
more apt to buy the gifts with
in your means.
You relieve to a considerable
extent, that last few days ten
sion on the nerves of the sales
people. 1t Is their Christmas. too,
you know. By shopping earlier
you permit them to have sufficient
spirit left to enjoy their Christ
mas.