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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-17
ToRT pu PONT WINS.
Soldiers Took Football Game From
Vt. AIMS Yesterday.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Fort lu Pont. Oct. 1.-THE Fort du
Pont football team easily defeated St
AIMS team here yesterday. ID 10 o..
The game was late In starting, due to
the truck In which the visitors made
the Journey here, breaking down sew
eral miles from here. The first two
quarters were cut down to eight min
utes each, while the last two we're six.
Kennedy and Barney starred for du
pont, making many large gains. Ken
nedy scored the first touchdown, re-
ceiving a forward pass on the 30-yard
line. barney found little difficulty in
breaking through the visitors line for
huge gains on many occasions. The
du Pont team outweighed the visitors
ut least 90 pounds 10 the man. Three
of the du Pont men entered the game
with injuries. Captain Hummell had
n three-inch scalp wound. Barney a
iislocatod finger. and Holland had two
mashed fingers Despite their injuries
the men put up a good game. Lieu
tenant King. Last years star, tackle
started the game as fullback, but re-
tired after few minutes Of play with
a wrenched knee. The lineup:
du Pout 1T. AIMS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-17
Willie Hunter Victor.

Shawnee-on-D Delaware. Oct. I'VE
tory came to Willie Hunter, British
amateur golf champion. In the annual
invitation fall golf tournament of the
Shawnee Country Club. The English
titleholder defeated Percy w. Kendall.
of Deal, by 3 and in the final round
Saturday. The Briton, who is coming
to Philadelphia to play with Max Mar
ston in an exhibition match against
Francis Ouimet and Jesse Clifford at
Tredyffrin on Oct. 1s, appears TO have
found his stride.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-17
RALPH GREENLEAF
TO DEFEND TITLE
VIII be Star Performer In Tour
nament Opening In Phila-
delphia Tonight.

Ralph Greenieaf, OF wilmington.
worlds champion billiard player. will
meet Michael Kavach, of Toronto. IN
the billiard title tourney which will
open tonight at the Hotel Continental,
Philadelphia. The tournament was
arranged yesterday at meeting held
In the hotel.
The tourney comprises ten entries.
II was decided to play two games to-
night between Greenleaf and Kavach.
Immediately upon the conclusion OF
the first game Jerome Keogh, of
Rochester, N. y. and William De
llangh, of Philadelphia, will cross cues
The first game win be called promptly
Mt 73O o'clock.
Tomorrow afternoon at 80 o'clock
Tom Heuton, OF Minneapolis, will meet
the loser OF the Greenleaf TIT. and IN
the second game Arthur Woods will
take on the loser of the Keogh-De
Langh match.
At night Bennle Allen, Kansas CITY,
meets Arthur Church, of New York.
followed by contest between Jimmy
Muturo Denver, and Walter Franklin,
Kansas city.
All afternoon games begin at 100
and fight games at 7.30. meaning a
ubleheader each day and night
Larry NJ. Stoutenburgh. Of Bumalo.
N. Y, was agreed upon as the referee
py the players.
Games will be 1875 balls on a 5xtO
regulation Brunswick table with fun
set of ivory balls.
There were one or two minor
changes In the rules. which did not
change the letter Of the rules, but
tended to make the game q little
faster.
II was also decided TO draw pencil
line around the outside OF the rack to
aid the referee In deciding whether
the fifteenth ball ON the table inter
feres with the rackins Of the worries at
the end of each frame.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-17
QUIGLEY'S UMPIRING WAS
BEST IN WORLDS SERIFS

OF the four umpires-Ernest Quigley
and Cy Rigler. of the National League.
and George Mcriarty and Ollie Chill, of
the American League-who worked IN
the World Series, Quigley was by long
odds the most efficient. Indeed, Quig
ley's judgment of strikes and balls
and plays on the bases was almost
unerring and he drew few kicks from
the fans or players. For the three
others the same cannot be said by
pne who regarded their work from
The stands.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-17
CARL MAYS ARRESTED
For SPEEDING AUTO

York, Pa, Oct. i7.-Carl Mays. the
New York American baseball pitcher.
got into q snarl when speeding through
Hellam toward York yesterday after
noon. He failed to heed Constable
Raymond Horns demand to stop. A
chase ensued In the course Of which
Mays is raid to have exchanged blows
with Charles e. Ehrhart, who was
a assisting the constable and who had
overtaken Mays and blocked his prog
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-17
COLLEGE FOOTBALL.

u. Of Del. 40; n. Y. Aggies, 0.
Penn, - Swarthmore, {.
Ohio Wesleyan, ID; Case. 10.
MounA Union, O: Oberlin, 13.
Yale. %, Williams. 0.
Harvard. 10; Georgia, :.
Pittsturg. 81; Cincinnati, IA.
Army. 21; Wabash, o.
Syracuse, 2s; Brown. 0.
Amherst, 6; Union, 0.
Vermont. 6; Tufts, 0.
Lafayette, IA; Buckneli, 0.
Cornell. 11o; Western Reserves. O
Colgate, 81; Susquehanna, 6.
Rutgers, Ia; Washington and Lee
=.
wofford, 90: Elon. Z.
Georgia Tech, SO: Furman, o.
Chattanooga. 81; Georgetown OF
Sentucky. 0.
Wake Forest, 10; Davidson, Z.
Navy. 10; Princeton, 0.
Columbia, 10; New York Univer-
sity. 0.
Wisconsin, %; Northwestern, 0.
Ohio State, %; Minnesota, o.
Iowa, ID; Illinois, 2.
Notre Dame, 33; Purdue, 0.
Michigan. 80; Aggies, o.
Marquette, SIS: Campion, 0.
Drake, Ia; Kansas, Z.
washingtonsUniv IA; Grinnell
College. 13
St. Louis University, Il; Milwau-
xee Engineers, 13.
Missouri University, II: Ames. Ia.
Marietta, as; Davis Elkins, 0.
Bethany, AZ; Buffalo. 0.
wlttenburg, 2s; Muskingum, 6.
f. and NJ. IS; Haverford, 0.
Lebanon Valley. 81; Muhlenburg.
RI.
West Virginia, z; Ohio University. 0.
Catholic University. z; Mt. st.
Mary's, 0.
Boston University, z; Wesleyan, 0.
Springfield, "a; Stevens, is.
Georgetown, 81; Westminster, 0.
Johns Hopkins, Z; Dickinson, 0.
W. & j.. IA; Carnegie Tech, 0.
Gettysburg, "a; Ursinus, o.
Penn State. 2s: Lehigh, Il
p. Nj. c.. II; Gallaudet, 0.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-17
WORLDS SERIES BRINGS 500. .oss.

Washington, Oct II. The baseball
battle for tho worlds title netted tho
Government $90,023 in war taxes.
Revenue Commissioner Blair announc-
eG that figure represented 20 per cent
If the money paid in admissions The
namber Of admissions was 2se s77.
Other taxes viii be collected from the
sales Of soft drinks and ice cream and
candies.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-17
HARRIS ANXIOUS TO GET
UNDER BIG TENT

Franklin. Pa, Oct. 17.--Joe Harris.
VINO was with the Cleveland (Ameri-
can Leagu@) baseball club in 1919, has
applied TO Judge Lands for reinstate-
naent. Harris announced Saturday. He
said Judge Lands had his case under
Investigation.
Harris played with an independent
ram here and at Hornell, n. Y, dur
Bag the past year.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-17
Cobb TO Live In Frisco.

Ty Cobb viii take charge of the San
Francisco team in the Winter League.
lie took his family with him and thov
viii live there during the 10 weeks
season. which started October and
will conclude December s. The circuit
represents San Francisco, Mission,
Los Angeles and Vernon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-17
DEMPSEY TO MEET WILLARD.
IN EAST, SAYS KEARNs

Chicago, Oct. Arrangements
have been completed for match be-
tween Jack Dempsey, worlds heavy
weight boxing champion. and Jess
Willard, former champion, either in
New York or in Jersey City, n. j..
next spring, Jack Kearns, Dempsey S
manager. announced last night.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-17
Athletics.
Score by Innings.

Athletics ...... 00030 81 0 o.
WI. Al-Stars o % o 0 0 o o--C
Hits OF Hayes. 5; Rommel. L: HE.
mach. 3; Shanner. 0. Two-base hits
Hayes. Three-hasc lift. BRAZIL. Struck
out by Hayes, /; by Rommel, q; by
Shanner. q by Hiemach. 3. Double
plays. Rack 20 Dykes to Griffin
Wright 60 Cole. Stolen bases. BRAZIL,
Griffin. Sacrifice flies. johnson.
lsaiks, Shanner. Base on balls. of
HAYES, 81 or Shanner. 4; off Rommel.
2; OF Hiemach, 0. Passe dballs. Novel;
2. Number of innings pitched, by
Rommeli, 5; by Hayes. 6: by Hiemach.
4, by Shanner. .. Time Of game. las.
Nmpires. McGowan and Henry.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-17
seaford High Beats Milford.

Seaford, Oct. 17.-Seaford High
School handed Milford High School
defeat on the latter's grounds Sat
urday, 19 to 0. o'Day and Dewitt
starred tor Seaford. the former max
ing two touchdowns and kicking goal,
while the latter scored Seaford's third
touchdown and was strong on the de-
fense,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-17
ROSE TREE RACES.
Two.Day Meeting Mt Famous Old
HUNT Clnh.

Racing In Delaware county Pa. viii
be resumed this week with a two days
meeting at tho Old Rose Tree Hunt
course, near Media. on Thursday and
Saturday. The Nat races will not be
quite 50 high class, az the Rose Tree
course, though ideally suited for
steenlechasing. is not quite first class
for fiat racing. But at that there ARE
several very fine horses entered for
the fiat races such as Colonel 2. y.
Cassatt's Chesterbrook, Mrs. Waiter
NJ. Jefford's Summer Breezes. Edward
Marshalls Vague and Bandmaster. 4.
y. Strassburgers Theodostus and
others. All Of the -mnntione 4
horses have been seen on the big
tracks this season and made good The
fiat racing is, therefore, sure to be
very good.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-17

Iouchdowns, Schacffer. 3 jackson
.2; Rothrock and Williams. Goals
kicked from touchdowns, Aiken. and
Holton, 8. Substitutions, Delaware
Ivory for Jackson: Young for Man
ming; Steel for Rothrock Young for
Manning; Hurff for Holton: Donald
son for Lilly: Bolton for Goffigan.
Foulk for Price; Rothrock for steel.
New York Aggies--Stevens for w.
Van Pelt; McWnliams for Guyer;
Salsberg for Foster; Foster for SAILS
Berg; Van pelt for Stevens: Stevens
for Van Pelt; Pence for Sundak
Referee. Shaw of Wesleyan: umpire.
Bennis OF Penn: head lincsman.
Stonewreck Of Johns Hopkins. Time
Of quarters, ~ minutes
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-17
Bridgevfne Dorns LnnreT.

Laurel. oct 17--Bridgevine High
School team defeated Laurel High here
Saturday, ~ To 8. in one Of the most
exciting and bitterly-fought footNaII
games ever played here.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-17
WILMINGTON HIGH
HUMbLES CAMDEN
Cherry and White Scored 27
to 20 Victory on Saturday
Afternoon.

Wilmington High School football
team on Saturday afternoon, defeat
ed the Camden, n. !. High team by
the score Of q 10 20. The game was
played on Forest Hill Park.
Before a crowd of about 500 en-
thusiastic Wilmington and Camden
rootcrs, both teams put forth good
showing. The Wilmington rooters
about zoo strong. with a brass band.
outcheered the Camden students, who.
although great in numbers, lacked
the cheering spirit.
Wilmington outplayed Camden. The
ifneifns
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-17

goals from touchdowns; Bradow. q:
suhstitutions, for du Pont, e. Holland
for Caphue; Grace for w. Holland;
Hummell for King. For st. AIMS.
Snyder for McClafferty.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-17
Delaware
n. Y. ApRieS

ly with the Intention OF informing the
president how good they are and how
had the coach is. Lineup.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-12-15

Many years ago : Wesleyan Method
1T minister living In the north Of
England bad among his congregation
two Young people who were engaged
70 b. mafrisd. nReesnces arose and
the eA0Aeement was broken on and
6aeA married some one elsa The min
ister left the district three years later
and heard no more Of the couple for
neariy % years, He was RETURNING
home then from 4 journey and met
another mlnister who told him he had
tuSt ofnciated at q weddi1k Of the low
en- that the FIRST minister had known
In Cumberland. They had both be-
come widowed; the woman had be-
come the mother Of Fl children and
the man the father Of 10. Every one
Of the 10 children were present at the
ceremony and reception OF their par
ents.
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PARROT 4 LIVELY PASSENGER
Offended at Res4rsetien Of lts Liberty,
Bird Rstallatsd With Trick That
leratateo 9Allora.

Jack O'Brisn. . big green parrot.
was one Of q consiEnment Of 100 birds
on the Booth liner Justin during .
trip from ManaoA. Brazil. 1000 miles
up the Amazon. which ended ut this
pert yesterday. says the New York
World. Jack was made a pet By
those on board. and he accumulated
4 whole baEful q trickA One dag
when the vessel had headed north
from Barbados, her last port q call.
Jack took olfense because one Of The
of1cers shooed him. out a his ROOM
when the bird interfcred with the max
tng out Of 3 report.
For q day Jack broc.led, spending
his time with the chief engineer.
Early the next morning the parrot
went to the cages OF the other birds
and liberated at least q score Of them.
This caused consternation among the
negroes OF the crew, for parrots kept
popping out ut them from dark places
and screeching In their ears when not
expected Finally all the birds were
recaptured-
The officers were responsible for the
story that Jack at IL As O'Clock every
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-12-15
LITTLE ROCK

Mrs. whitley, Mrs. Olsen and Mrs
G. L. Mills spent Monday aftsrnoor
with Mrs. Jennie Gordon.
ar. and Mrs. Olsen report the ar-
rival Of = new grandson 1t the homs
Of their daughter, Mrs. Vernon
Hughes Of Emmett. on December s.
Most every one Of To- naighbor-
hosd attsnded the play given st Lsthe
Tuesday evening by the Boise Stake,
entitjsd .Too Many Husbands.s Ev-
cry one seemed favorabiy imprssscd
with the comedy.
The flowing well being drilled for
at the d. J. Wnmpler home Became .
successful reality Thursday afternoon
with = good flow Of water.
Mrs. KirkmAn spent Thursday al
ternoon with Mrs. Wampler.
Doris Gordon called At the Pred
Blaydsn home Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Blayden and
Lloyd Mills motored to Star Friday
to SEQ Jake Bishop, who Is very sick
1t his home there.
A ditch meeting o. the Cash Mich
OILS ditch board was held 1T Mr.. Or
den's Friday afternoon.
Dave Morrow Of Emmett spent the
latter part Of the week at the Olsen
home.
Dr.. H. C. Darrah mads business
trip to Emmett Friday.
Ed Van Baskirk Of Nyssa spent last
week In the neighborhood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wampler, Mr.. and
Mrs.. Robinson, Mrs. Thompson, Mr..
and Ars. Prsbls and son Of Emmett
were callers at tbs Mills home Sunday
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BUTTE

Luther Phillips took q load Of bar
ley 10 Emmett Thursday, returning
Friday. and with his wife attended
the revival services in the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Klingback,
John and Eldon went TO Emmett FIJI
day. Adam took his scaldinG vat
along, q. he expects TO help his father
in law, Wiley Brown. butcher hogs,
Charlie Klingback took potatoes to
tho vanDeusen ranch Friday morn
ing.
Mrs. Oliver Phillips returned from
New Plymouth Thursday where she
lad been assisting in the apple har-
vest for the past two months.
Mrs. Albert Martin called on Mrs.
Fred Fowler Thursday morning.
Mrs. Fred Fowler and Cornelius
were Thursday afternoon callers at
the McNutt and Smith bone.
Joe Hanson called At the McNutt
home Saturday.
Jim Benz hauled . jag Of potatoes
to Emmett Saturday.
John Auruaga did soma blowing
for J. E. McNutt Friday and Satur-
day.
Frank Sanders came up to his ranch
on the Butte Thursday and took his
horses, that have been on pasture for
the past several months, down to the
bench to winter.
John Muruaga went to Emmett
Saturday, spent the night with his
brother Tom and returned Sunday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Talbot and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Kingman went
to the Charles Hayes ranch Saturday
afternoon, entered his domicile while
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-12-15

windowless, ~ . piece of orange pssl
had caused his downfall, and the
smashed and shattered fragments
alone were left to tell the tale. slow
~ he began to gather together TIE
debria.
"Helloa. my man =. inquired q pass
er-by. cheerily. Dropped your xiassr'
The glsxier glanced ut the speaker
with look Of proud contempt.
Docs It look ~ II I'd dropped It.
guv'nor" he drawled out. Fact 10,
I've got the jiG.saw craze. What you
sea before you u jiG-saw puzsie. an
I'm Jest a-tryinG to 1T in the plecess"
London Tit-BitA.
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orse1 Drouoht About Fish,s Death.

0rsed Brought About Fish's Death.
While walking along the north shore
Of Horse lake. British Columbia, read
er found two dead nsh under curious
circumstances. . ling about three feet
long and q sucker about Is inches
long. The ling had tried to swallow
the sucker head foremost. but the
body Of the latter was too thick for
his throat and the stiff I'm On the back
of the sucker, acting like the barb Of
a nsh-hook, made 1t impossible for
the ling TO free himself.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-12-15
BROWNLEE

Mr.. Rinearson has his sawmill In
operation again. Mr.. Howe, Mr.. Big
gers and Mrs. Coins are helping him
Jaw.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Clark Cox spent Sun
day evening with Mr.. and Mrs.. Harry
weeds
Garry Roth hauled . load Of wood
for Lawssn Hill Of Sweet Monday.
Ebb Biggsrs and family were visi-
tors 1t the Dave Hggers homo last
Tuesday.
Mrs- Rinearson expects her father,
Mr.. Rouse up from Nampa Thursday
70 spend . week with her.
We ara sorry to hear that Miss
Gooding, the lower Brownies school
teacher, had to Be taken to Boise
Saturday. where she was to undergo
an operation for blood poisoning. Her
many frisnds>hops for her speedy re-
covssy.
Mr.. and Mira Rainsy and Mr.. and
Mrs- Chllieott and family were visi-
tors at the Ebb Btggsrs home Sunday.
Francis Albin and Ward Smith Of
Swsst tock load Of Christmas trees
to Nampa Monday.
Mrs. Harry Woods bought three
turkey hsns FROM Mrs. c. C. Mansen
and . Eobhlsr from Ars. Abel. so We
VIII know nsxt ysar where TO 20 70
as& en- Thnnhagivine turkey.
Mr.. Rtnoorssa hsstehsrsd bsef one
day ~ weok.
CiArk Cex I'D his shoulder hurt
qsiAs bsdly BY As horse falling on
him.
Cilbert Rosk tack ! load a Christ
mas tgo Emmett Thursday.
MrG Myllngsr y staying with Mn.
AuAnof 1snnaen for . while.
Miss Cox and Miss Guthrie are get
ting up . Christmas program. which
ths children greatly enjoy.
Ars. r. E. Ahin spent Thursday AZ
tsrnocn with Mrs- Harry Woods.
Olive Mansen has bssn out Of
school the past week on account q
sickness. Several Of the school child
rem have been sick with colds and .
bad cough.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-12-15

The had gone to Emmett. and in the
wav Of surprise the isdiss rrornred
! nice hot supnor. which was
thoroughly enjoyed.
Miss Gsnavieve Fowler called 1t
the McNutt and Smith home sunday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Klinrhack and
the boys returned from Emmett Sun
day afternoon.
Nr. and Mrs. Charles Talbot spesk
gunGav evening It The McNutt and
amith home.
On the way horas from Emmett
Sunday afternoon Max Klingbaek fell
from the spring scat onto the front
Of the wagon box, cutting . nasty
cash on his forehead.
Bert Boren has bsen hauling hay
from the bench the past week,
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-12-15

spheres.
At one Of the country clubs near
New York. Gays the Sun Of that city.
the caddie master 10 doing . nice lit
tie business insuring balls. For 50
cents he agrees to replace with balls
In good condition any that are lost.
His caddies are well trained and in
most cases he comes ont ahead, for
he gives his patrons secondhand baIls
which have been found on the links
and repAinted. Their cost to him u
practically nothing.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-12-15
ch,Idrsn,s TeIephone.

II your children bother the tele-
phone. try buying them small imita-
ton and attaching It within their
reach to a piece Of furniture, giving
them also a book they can use as
phone book"
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-12-15
Raw Bones Become Glue.

Raw bones are now being made into
glue by treatment with sulphur dog
Idle. the fat being removed with ben
zine and the mass being boiled In wa
ter under pressure. The resulting
substance is very good glue.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-12-15

Q thOuo0No
pieces. lay what
.hAA been Q sheet
e nns plate
glass destined
for the drawing
room window Of
10 Swell street.
But that draw
tnrroom window
WOuld have TO %
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-12-15
A Fish Story.

A letter from Henry Obermeyer
written from st. Louis, states that h
expects to be in Idaho the middle Of
this week and will stop off at Poca.
tello before coming home. He enclos.
- fish story, which he clipped from
the Chicago Tribune, and which fol
lows:
"You must come up this winter and
GO ice fishing with me. You need
bring no tackle. The process Of ice
fishing i 20 simple. you simple carry
an Ak and can Of peas. The purpose
Of the Az Is TO cut = hole in the ice
and with it also cut = club. After
cutting q hole in the ice you sprinkle
peas around the edge of the hole.
When . fish comes up TO take . pea
you hit him on the head with the
club"
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-12-15
oeIf aail Insuranea Ne,..

The beginner at golf. although he
may not be able to drive his ball very
far. gsnsrally gets It into the rough
soousr OF later. and manages to lose
Q rood many Of the expensive little
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-12-15

night, when the watch was changed,
would mount tbe bridge and shout
out: Change wstaA r
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Al Mus, n.v. Thar .s,, .

Al Must Have Their BIT"
II there are four ranks Of men be-
tween you and q beefsteak on the hoOf
1t IL going to cost you . good deal Of
money before you get it.-Exchange
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Scrap Book
FOUND OUT ALL ABOUT IT
Paaase-0y's cvrioo,N ~ . The A.
tlens u unsortVnats olazise
ohevid Nsve Been oatissod.

Glaxsd and CLASSY were the giasisrs
eyes. Before him. On the sidewalk. IN
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-12-15

Twenty per rent discount on Aero
cushion inner auto tires. We sell
these tires for bicycles also. All tires
guaranteed. Riverside Shop. H. D.
Buys, Proprietor. 1l-2t
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-12-15
Gifts for Women

Women's Old Rose and Gray Hylo
Felt Slippers, can be huttoned Up or
down; come with padded soles. q 90
Priced, the air--..........-.--.-.. lIJU
Women's Felt Slippers, with seft pad
ded soles and fancy pom pom on toes
come in gray fawn and green. e. 40
Priced, the pair --..-.-... II4O
WomenSs Brown yuliettes, with lea
Their soles and heel fur emo
trimmed. Priced. the pair. IlJU
Women's Felt Slippers, have soft pad
ded soles, with pom pom on toes and fan
cy ribbon trimmed; come in lavender,
old rose, black. gray and purple. H1 co
Priced, the pair --.--.- IsUJ
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-12-15
Mems Always Welcome Gifts

Mems Neckwear in Z wide range Of
patterns. You viii recognize US as
neckwear headquarters when you look
at our complete stock Of ties. See them
carly while selections are at their best.
Priced at Csc, 45c, SOC, 75c, 95c, and up
to Sl.95.
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Complete Stock of Books and
Games Priced Lower Here

Our DoA House on the balcony is the
place where you buy better dolls for less