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The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1920-12-10
Hnrr Oak.

Perry Stone and family, Misses
TIA and Mary Atkinson and Jenny
Lundy and Mcssrs. Rob. Ammo and
Geo. Sinclair took dinner at the WIN.
Stone home. Sunday.
M. and Mrs. Lcv. holland and
daughter. Erma, spent Sunday at the
Frank Goldca home.
$. J. rottingor was 81 Joseph
visitor, Wednesday Of last week.
leo Hopper and family. Mrs. Jarc
b,achly. Mrs Ora Divcly, Mr and Mr..
5. W. Ammo. Mc..rs. jess, George and
Pnrl Ammo spent Sunday at the Millor
B..rhly home.
Wm. lunsfuri spru, Sunday at
''n Arthur Elder home.
.Nlicc rpttingcr visited Wcdnus-
ddy night with hcr sistur, Mr.. Pat
Strgmaiur and family.
$. ]. ro,tinpnr has been on the
',k list
Tho - who to-, birthday dinner
with Mr \. Hopper. Saturday. wcrr.
Ir and Mr.. Ice Hopper and son.
and Mr. Jane lIlaraly.
Truman Francis, the It'll" ION or
Nr and Mrs. Fat Stepmai,L has been
worry SICK, We are sorry 10 hear. but
hope Tor his early recovery.
Harry Blcdsuc, from Oklahoma.
l. visiting his mother. Mr.. Susan
lBlcdsoc. and other relatives.
Mr. and Mrs Vim. Hopper and
son, Richard, visited Sunday At the V.
Hopper home.
Geo. Cotton and family visited
Sunday at the Jack Cotton home
III. \, liowlcs spent Sunday night
and Monday at the Geo. Cotton home.
KATHLEEN,
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Nrn rninl Srhnnl Nnlc..

staff -Editor-in-Chirf Russell Bos-
well. Senior reporter Hazel luUdcn;
junior reporter MARJORIE Brook ;
Sophomore reporter Lucy Meyer;
Freshman reporter, Luticia HillcN
Tho high school student evidently
haven't "nusrs for ncw-,' since they
ha.ont handed in any item, to their
reporters. BETTER get busy; Il car
cant run without gasoline.
Lat Friday evening two very inter-
rstng and exciting basket ball gasics
were played at New Iont between the
boys aud giIls uf Maitland md New
Point. New Point Won both games.
the girls winning 80 &" %, and the boys
winning gl to Is.
An,r the game the visiting and
home team. as.C ublrd with a few
other guests IN The auditorium, where
q lunch was served Til. consisted of
sandwiches, pickle. hot chocolate AMI
murshnalluw waters The luncheon
wa. prepared and served hy the Do.
me- tic Science class
Next Friady cv' Mug, both the glls'
and boy hl,k', ball teams II Mound
CITY viii play on the New Point court.
This will be- the first conference game
for the New Point huys These are
expected a. br very lively game, 80
don't fail Ia attend.
vi Pauline Lemon, tho primary
teacher. spent saturday and Sunday
with Mis-. CSmatis Mute, Of Maitland,
Miss Str0bcl attended the basket
ball games Friday evening She was
tho guest of MiEs Hudson, Friday and
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First Methodist Episcopal Church. '
Forbes, Mo.
Edgar o. Wells, Minister.

F"eal W. wells, Minister.
The services for Sunday, Dec. 10Th.
1920, will be at the usual hours, of no
a. M, for Sunday school. and ii a. m,
for public worship and preaching, and
ON account of the meeting at ANA.
zonia, there will only be prayer meet
ing AT night. the leader of which will
be announced at the morning hour,
The sermon theme will be "The pillar
and Ground Of Faith"
The evangelistic services at ANA
zonia are growing in attendance and
interest, and are among the finest your
pastor has been in for long time,
On last Sunday night there We're many
young people who consecrated them
selves to definite Life Service work,
and a large number to be used OF
God for these meetings. The meeting
for boys and young men was not large.
ly attended, but was full of enthusiasm
and interest. There have been four
professed conversions to Sunday night
Let every Christian in the bounds of
the charge, pray earnestly and In
faith for further success.
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Prof. C. V. Ford, of our high
school, is helping The Variety Store
during their Christmas rush.
A box supper and pie social will
be given at the Kimsey school house,
Friday night, Dec. II. A Christmas
program will also'be rendered. Every
body invited.
MRS. RALPH PRUSSMAN,
Teacher.
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FOR SALE.

Dining table, safe, ironing board,
sewing table, new ice box, bedstead
and springs, wardrobe, coal oil stove,
and cook stove, remaining of the John
M. Jones household furniture; also
bookcase, with glass doors. See
MRS. AMOS BOORE.
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Admiration Goes Out to Him.

Admiration Goes Out to Him.
We may say fellow shows bad
taste In devoting his life to painting
or scuIptorinE, but at the same time
most Of MS have a sneaking admira.
ton for the one who can naturally do
things we can't.
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For Sale.

My residence property in Oregon,
consisting Of 6 rooms, with large
porch, all in good condition, located
near high school. Price right. Ad.
dress
MRS. J. C. RILEY,
Mound City, Mo.
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A BIT O. FLUFF
BY NORA LYNCH.


"a Ri ~ FluI." The setting was the
same the canopy OF blue. blue sky
spread over the grassgrecn. flower
dotted carpet. the siilc ana the
gnnrlrd old tree. even to the tiny red.
haired star In her blue aud yellow riif
frS. whom critics declared gave the
piece us naiue.
At her feet gazing ny nj her. Just
Ms YOU md watched them 81 often
during the last six months. r"cllnrh
The young leading man. Terry West.
Had YOU seen nll this you would have
held Your breath waiting for the first
notes NJ that exquisite love song which
anyone WHO WIS nulnn" AZ an, whiS
tl,d u' SUNG ur TjuyCd. luu would
h',r listened iu vain. Though the SGT.
ting WIS the -3iu". the lilvs we're df.
fcrrui Moreover there was % t'ry
purscr hriv,.u puroc's nr,irl hruW"
almost rn.Hluui twist to the l",riv
LITTLE mouth Terry WIS slruhu-
~, IN ,tio'.
"Iu.,. rn finished. ~ chance
for ~ lulr 200 l" real - get uHuy
fruu 700 i'u .l.... mess r.. " ,iHUrr
for Il i..tIr I.f..." lac broke nT. .Yuu
orr gp.,,. ,r o., 10 with u,,," a., .,II
and vgiuH. -tfppius Tight, small
brown tui'.
pur,... .,rr WAS n siudy IN con.
nictiug ,'.uiiuus. She knew what his
chnu"r rrnu' Iu Terry. Ilr lHI never
cared trH ily Stag" ~ she cared.
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Terry hoy, iw Know low ! lik"
you lH' Too .ia mnl' Her N"lr"
dr"rlrt l"w'r, u nm ~ tired nI cot.
ton Ir"N n2iN c"il"i'' Nhi'll 'fl'l'pN
youth nhl beauty ana i"'"
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br"k" w lwrshly "nnh N"u viii civ"
ur hN" Ter u scrap ~ silN' ne hlhf-
'"lch,
Sh" sprnng lightly {" her feet. i'nl'
nn"lug ~ her tees. ~" caught his
shoulders hriW"cn small white fingers.
The wl,lr hluc eyes. III" fragrant rcd
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In MAN. lasffNV
GOLDEN TENT-The kingdom OF heav-
en- Ia not meat and drink. but righteous
ness, and peace. aud Joy In the Holy
Ghost.--Rom i:i1
ADDITIONAL MATERIAL Mark
| t;26-3s. Luke l3.iS.sl.
PRIMARY TOPIC -- sowing In Good
Ground.
JUNIOR ToriC-snort Stories That Jc.
sus Told
INTERMEDIARY NNp SENIOR ToriC
--Christs JOY 81 Finding the Lost
YOrNG PEOPLE NND ADULT TOPIC
The Supreme lu,iHg'trce Of Christs
sacfih,e TO- the Loot
I. The Parable Of The Hid Treasure
". ~.
tn" common li'n. rotation ~ this
parable Thar Cl..H . the hid treasure
fnr which the ..H,r must give NJ
everything in 'l'.. ~ buy salvation
II false tor the .u.u1aing reasons:
I. Christ Is rm hu'ln IN field.
hut hu. been li"uI Mp aud madc u
spectacle 20 the world
.. Nuhuly hu. c,,s hruu obliged 10
buy the world IN ORDER to get Christ.
3 salvation '..Nut hr purchased.
FOR It i Gods u"y and gracious glft.
4. M warrant j. over held out to n
man iu conceal his religion after he
has obtained n.
In order 10 tlul ground that i safe
| aud tlmi "" MAY u.p'rcinic NJ hrnuty
mud symmetry lH ., break NJ the par.
able Into ". component parts;
I. The n,'l Il,, Is the world w..
.. The '-ra iu ~ rs.'m 1854 We
ARE ton i'.I l.f.l .a' c'u,ru people
Is Ills treasure. 'hr rr truth "
set forth m different plurr. AMI ways
Dcul. T'r.S: ii:2: 2G:lS: ~: :. ~,
The kingdom ui luycn ~ iu Us true
relation and hearing l. now hidden
Christ was primarily sent ~ the Jews;
II was fer ihrir snk". the hid treasure,
that lie huuslt the field
.. The pgr,ha-rr--thr son of Cod
Uohr H.lGl.
4. The purchase price This was
III" precious blood Of Jesus Christ
Gods beloved son. which l. worth H..
nnlicly more than silver mud gold aud
the treasures 81 earth q Pet. I III. ~ I;
ISn. 51).
u. The Parable Of the Merchantmen
Seeking Pearls wv. ~. JO.
Tie view TINT this morchnntmnn
represents the sinner seeking salvation
II contrary IN the whole rrnrhlng ~
Scripture This would nuke the sin.
nor 10 hc seeking for Christ. while
Christ l. rs indifferent US u llfclcSs
pearl. Tho whole burden NJ revelation
n That man, Since the mi nf Alnm
IN the garden ~ Eden has hrrn hid
away from God. nnd TINT The Father.
Son and Holy Spirit nrc al actively
engaged In seeking for lost men.
I. The merchantmen. ~" il without
question Christ. lie l. actively en-.
gagged IN tho search for pearls. In
this search he discovers one pearl Of
great price.
=. TIL" purchase price. The mcr.
rhnnlmnn sold nll--lmpoycrlshcd him.
self In order Ia huN the pearl. Christ
impoverished Himself Uhli. 2:G,s) To
purchase the one pearl uf great price
10y Ills own precious blood q Pet.
t,tS ~, ~ s.n- .,.-.t.
-, 'r" ',-p. '"N"'''" N
"',""m' ""'"s "'"' "''h""' price,
:. o. -" r'a'' '" s''", price, 'hlS
wv ~, a .N'' 'nS "''rcnnh',
,",,' w." , NV ",",r l'"Is VI gr'h'
all others viii he the chruCh which lie
ar,i. ,",,,n a., ~, WV" ~ ""h "'oo'
ara, ,aoon " 20 ~ 80" S "o.s VIZ" ,ne s'n'
rar,, na ',,oo., ,,',, ~" ','S
n m Wv "'"'''"' """''s VI VIC 'e'
a., ,
40, 4. an ' y" VIC o'"s"e'
mi, nnr.,,,o or,os 40 ,,,,,.. 81,
a.. ,.,, re,"'e VI
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For Sale--Barred Plymouth Rock
Cockerels. Choice, $3.50.
+. r. WELLER,
Phone No. AZ. Maitland, Mo,
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Al Dr. Nichols Sanitarium i. now
being treated u patient who helped tn
make III" early history Of Western
Missouri and Southern Iowa. in the
person Of Uncle James Gaffncy. of
Craig. Uncle Jim" Is now past his
eighty seventh birthday, and l. still u
hearty Old man. outside of the trouble
he il nov being treated Tor, and which
is improving.
Uncle jim was one Of the early
stage drivers in this section, he having
driven IN the old line when Il went
through Savannah AMI ON To Council
bluffs. Uncle Jun" can tell many
interesting tales of the early days. 90
Savannah Democrat, Dee. =. i92O.
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IMPROVED uMsoaH INTERNATIONAL
SUNDNS01O0L
LESSON
tBy REV. 4. 49, FIrhwATER, ID. D..
Teacher Of English Bible In the Moody
Bible Institute OF ChiCagoD
&c. 1890. Western N.sspapet union.l
LESSON FOR DECEMBER IL
WHAT THE KINGDOM OF HEAVEN
is LIKE.

LESSON TENT-Matt. i,ato.
GOLDEN TENT-The kingdom OF heav-
en- Ia not meat and drink. but righteous
ness. and peace, aud Joy In the Holy
Chost--flom. N.ia
ADDITIONAL MATERIAL - Marx
t:25-3s. Luke i3.iS-sl.
PRIMARY TOPIC 90 Sowing In Good
Ground.
JUNIOR ToriC-shott Stories That jc.
sus Told
INTERN EDtATE NSp SENIOR ToriC
--Christ'S JOY ~ Finding the Lost
YOrNG PEOPLE NNb ADULT TOPIC
The Supram" lui HJtnco Of Christs
: Cfln,e frt tho Loot
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buy him an Ivory Shaving Set
~ per cent off Of regular price.
lIENNlNGER DRUG COMPANY
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The Improved Red Crown Case
line FOR winter uSc--starts easily, more
pep, more miles. On sale an the time
Itt
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J. W. NOLAN,
'on kickapoo St, liiawatha, Kansa.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-03-04
EMMETT NEWS

Call for Folger's Golden Gate Cot
fee at Reilly's.
DR.. Wood was a Boise business Wis
itor Monday.
All kinds Of bulk and package Gar
den and Flower Seeds at the Cash
Grocery.
We have some full blood Barred
Plymouth Rock ROSTERS for sale
Cooperative Exchange.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Womack came
down from Cabarton on Monday and
are moving into their new home, the
former Dr. Barnes fruit farm south
east of town.
DR.. N. B. Barnes and family yester-
day moved into the j. C. Allmon resi-
dence on Second street, recently pur-
chased. The Allmon family have NOV
ed to First street.
The Ralph Womack and Will Wo-
mack families came down from Cas-
cade and Cabarton this week and are
moving onto heir recently purchased
ranches on the South Slope.
Ora Bever, who recently sold his
residence on Third street to F. E.
Nefzger, will leave with his family
about March 15 for Los Angeles,
where they expect to make their home
Clair Haylor has gone to Ogden.
Utah, from St. Anthony to work for
the Utah Power company. The change
is promotion. Mrs. Haylor and the
twins will join him as soon as he can
find house to put them in.
Mr.. Hosoda, former proprietor of
the dry cleaning establishment, has
closed his place of business and taken
a ranch with a view to improving
the health of himself and family. His
patrons on every hand express keen
regret at the removal of this industry,
and the courteous attendance of Mr..
and Mrs. Hosoda and hope that after
a few months they may see fit to re-
turn. The best wishes of friends at
tend them.
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Max Guenthef, painter and decora-
tor. P. o. Box SGT. 1910.
Jerome Reed returned Friday from
visit to his sister in Seattle.
Red Cross gas, the gas Of quality.
texico and Feroline oils at Gem Co.
Vulcanizing Works.
Frank Burns, who last week sold
his Bramwell ranch to~Ed Wells, is
planning to go to California with his
family.
All kinds of crocheting and tatting
done to order. Write Mrs. Ed Whip
pie, Sweet, or apply to Mrs. Hewitt
son, Emmett. 22-2p.
The St. Mary's Guild of the Epis-
copal church will have cooked food
sale at White -O'Bryon hardware store
on Saturday, beginning at 8 o'clock.
Gordon Coffey, who has taken a
position in Gamage's barber shop, was
in Uncle Sans foreign service for two
and half years and served Ia months
in Siberia.
Auto service, 1920 equipment for
1916 price. You can go to Boise for
$150 from your home to any place in
that city. Schedule whenever you are
ready. Phone 90 J. 8. Up.
E. L. Holverson and C. D. Buck
mum attended the Shriner's ceremon-
ial at Burnley Saturday, returning
Sunday. They report fine trip and
pleasant. time.
w. F. Ringer of New Plymouth, ore
Of the leaders in the promotion of the
irrigation project to water 5000 acres
south of New Plymouth, was in town
Friday, consulting with Engineer
Knowles and the Emmett Irrigation
District officials.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Pomeroy arrived
Monday from Oregon, where they
have been employed several months.
Mr.. Pomeroy expects to join logging
camp at Cascade s:on, while Mrs.
Pomeroy will probably spend the sum
mer with her mother, Mrs. Jack Adair
Diamond Edge knives and razors
At Reilly's.
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Gras. Seeds at Emmett Feed Minis.

Grass Seeds at Emmett Feed Mills
Lee Miles returned from Mccall
Friday.
/ All kinds of bulk and package Gar
den and Flower Seeds at the Cash
Grocery.
Miss Margaret CIpp returned Mon
day from a visit of several days with
her people in Boise.
We have some full blood Barred
Plymouth Rock roosters for sale
Cooperative Exchange.
The regular meeting Of the East
ern Star will be held next Tuesday
night. Everybody come.
A rolling stone gets many bumps.
So do Hood tires, but Hoods stand it.
The cost per mile is what counts. Gem
County Vulcanizing Works.
Mrs. George Clark and daughter
Margaret visited the R. f. Ewing
home several days last week, return
ing home to Boise Sunday.
Fred Ashley took his wife to Boise
yesterday to be operated upon for a
goiter. The Ashleys recently pur-
chased Mrs. Harry Yamada's restaur-
ant.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Irving and the
laddie are moving into the Will Wo-
mack cottage on Third street, which
they recently purchased from DR..
Barnes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Kunkle left Sat-
urday for their home in Kansas City,
after couple of days stop at the S.
o. Zachman home, returning from q
visit to the coast.
N. S. Hunt returned last week from
a stay of several months at his old
home at Saskatchewan, Canada. He
was accompanied by his son Edwin,
who will spend some time here.
the Coop Store Caldwell to
receive free several hundred rock bot
tom prices of mdse. Ready mixed
paint SO gal. Pure Linseed oil $2.10.
Plug tobacco 85c, U. Leader 81 for
"a cans. Ladies trimmed hats very
latest styles $3.50 to $3.50.
Mrs. John Ketchen came over from
Caldwell Saturday to visit her hus-
oand, and on Sunday Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Boyes, Misses Frances and Mar
ion Ketchen, sisters of Mr.. Ketchen,
and little Miss Mildred, completed
the party. Mrs.. Ketchen and little
daughter will be unable to establish
heir home here for about ten days,
Until the house they have engaged is
1t is a case of you move,
move.
For good bread use Fleischman's
yeast, at Reilly's.
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Skates, all sizes, at Reilly's.

Field Peas at Emmett Feed Mills.
Sherman Glenn was at the county
seat from Ola last Friday.
All kinds of bulk and package Gar
den and Flower Seeds at the Cash
Grocery.
| Crawford Moore and J. N. Cunning
ham of Boise were over from Boise
the last of the week looking after
business interests.
Mrs S. j. Driscoll returned to her
home in Payette Monday after spend
ing several months with her daughter,
Mrs. W. w. Wilton.
A. M. Rogers and son George re-
turned last Friday from Colorado
Springs. Mrs. Rogers remained to
continue her visit month.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. w. Terwillegar and
son are spending a few days in En-
NETT on business matters. They were
formerly proprietors of the Oriole.
Lost-Black morocco purse, contain
ing less than 81 in change, gold pin
in shape of heart with coral set Re-
ward for return to Mrs. Ed Francis
Lost-Black morocco purse, contain
ing less than 81 in change, gold pin
in shape of a heart with coral set. Re-
ward for return to Mrs. Ed Francis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burt Cochran return
ed home to Cascade the latter part of
the week after spending a couple of
weeks here. Mr.. Cochran was over
seeing the installation of a scale for
the Boise Payette.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hoppock
made a visit to Caldwell last week.
They called on the H. S. Jenkins peo-
pie, former neighbors on the East
slope, Mrs. jenkins being in the Cald-
well hospital. She has had diseased
toe amputated. Her many friends here
will be glad to know she is getting
along very well.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey DeClark arriv-
ed Monday from Portland for days
visit with relatives and friends. They
are on their way to their former home
at Brownsville, Tex, where they ex-
pect to make their home. The two
boys, Earl and Glenn, who are employ
ed in Portland daily newspaper Of
fees, will remain in Portland
Bulk garden seeds at Emmett Feed
Mills.
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DR B. O. CLARK

Has moved to Room z, Bank of En-
NETT building.
Phone 5.
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FOR SALE range, oil stove, sew
ing machine, 8 big mares, Stude-
baker wagon, hack, barrel spray pump,
l registered Duroc boar, Duroc sow,
10 pigs months old, separator, milk
cans, Ford car, genuine Spanish
leather davenport, about $50 bushels
wheat Will be sold at private sale.
Frank Burns, Bramwell 1p.
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TAKEN UP-1 bay mare 3 years old,
bald face, white feet, branded T.
C; black mare, 2 years old, branded
HI connected; l iron gray horse, no
brand, years old. B. l.. Limbaugh,
phone 82-R4. 23-4t.
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LOST OR STOLEN-Lewellyn setter,
two front legs crippled. Reward for
return to Chris. Thorning. Up.
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LOST-Bundle of collars from car.
Please return to Gem City Steam
Laundry. 1t.
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FOUND-One brown yearling filly, no
brand. R. E. holland, Montour.
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST-In Emmett Feb. %, an open
face silver watch. Return to this
office for reward. %.
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FURS WANTED

The New York Store will pay
the highest prices for all kinds of
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FOR SALE-A registered Poland
China boar, Grand Master and Ida
no Expansion descendant. Roy Moore,
Phone 36-R II. 17tf.
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FOR SALE-A high grade piano,
cheap. Write c. T. Morehouse,
Route 2, or call. %.
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.LOST-Black morocco purse, contain
ing less than 81 in change, gold
pin in shape of heart with coral
set. Reward for return to Mrs. Ed
Francis.
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FOR SALE-PracticalIy new six
horsepower Fairbanks-Morse gas
engine, in first class condition. Hell
lar Brothers, east Of Emmett. 16-h.
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FOR SALE-One ton of No. 1 Blue
Stem wheat for seed. r. D. Hillery,
Route No. l. 23-3p.
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FOR SALE-A 12-inch walking pillow,
and one post hole digger. c. A.
Thomas %.
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FOR SALE-20 colonies bees, ex-
tractor, tanks and full equipment
Inquire Thos. j. Coonrod. 23-tf.
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Peoples Column

PERSONAL-Will Mrs. W. H. Dur
kee of Emmett Write Mrs w. H..
Durkee, Mansur Block, Central ST.,
Lowell, Mass, care of D. ]. Donahue,
lawyer. 23-2p.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-03-04

LOST-A pair of 200 pound ice scales
Reward for return to the Emmett
Ice C. 1t.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-03-04

FOR SALE-A new six-room bunga-
low, with bath, $500. Part terms.
Inquire at Index office. Is.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-03-04

TACOMA GUN STORE, INC.
Tacoma, Wash.
Largest stock of hunters and trap
pers supplies in the Northwest. Es-
pecial attention to mail orders.
Send one cent stamp for catalogue.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-03-04

FOR SALE-Brand new Oakland and
Dodge cars. Have been run less
than 500 miles. Phone 92-J 3. lip.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-03-04

FOR GALE = Registered Yearling
Hclstein bull; also registered year3
ing Poland China boar, Vahlberg Oteek
c. W. Hayes, Emmett IL
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-03-04

FOR SALE-Fiye mich cows and
some second hand lumber. j. W.
Tyler. 49,
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-03-04

FOR SALE-Seed grain, oats and
wheat, &c per pound Also feed
oats at 81 cents. Louis Pare, III
miles west of Letha 1922.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-03-04

FOR SALE-One registered Jersey
bull, ready for service. Price $50.
Time if desired. F. H. Sherwood. 81