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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-01-05
Happy Hour Club
Meets on Sunday

a fire place meeting win be held
at the Y. N. @. A.ssunday afternoon
at 3 O'Clock, by the Sunday After.
noon Happy Hour club. ]. Blaine
Withee, state boys work secretary
Of the z. N. G. A., will be present
and viii talk to the boys on Lads
Have You Got Anything" Mr..
Withee Is very popular with the
older boys, and the fire place meet.
ing is especially for them.
Several vocal solos will be sung
by Gordon Rosenmerkle.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-01-05
TO MAKE Study

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. s.
]. Hua-ng, representing the de-
parLment OF finance Of the Chin
ese government is here today from
Hong-kong to make an intensive
study OF how Chinese merchants
in America conduct their bust
ness. His itenary includes all
the larger cities In the United
States. The result Of the survey
is to be used in undermining bust
ness methods in China, he said.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-01-05
shp FLOOD

PANAMA, Jan. additional
report from the Hinogana district
of the province of Darien state
that numerous villages have been
indunatd by waters from the
river Turia. The inhabitants are
suffering from exposure and hun
ger, their cattle and other pos
sessions having been swept away.
The government sent a launch
loaded with foodstuffs and medl-
clnes to the sufferers.
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Has Resigned

80 4EI&4Nt164lRUEd
Mrs. James "A. Meredith tender.
ed her resignation as chairman Of
the committee on applied educa-
ton at meeting OF the Woman's
club held yesterday afternoon al
the Y. w. G. A. Mrs. Meredith
resigned because Of going to Char.
lesion to reside. Her resignation
was accepted with regret owing to
the fact that she has always been
active IN club work in this city.
Club Reception
Everything is In readiness for
the New Years reception Of the
Fairmont Woman's club which win
be held tomorrow afternoon from
three to five o'clock at the Masonic
Temple. The board OF manage.
ment will be in the receiving line
and will be assisted by forr past
presidents Mrs. Thomas w. Elem.
ing, Mrs. George Thomas Wa son,
Mrs. Howard N. Ogden and airs.
]. Walter Barnes. Mrs. James A.
Meredith, prominent club woman
who Is leaving next week for
Charleston where she will reside,
vii be a member OF the reception
committee. No special program
will be observed during the after
noon. The high school orchestra
will play. Mrs. Samuel LeepeF,
chairman Of the hospitality com
mittee and Mrs. Leroy D. Howard
vice chairman are in charge Of the
serving. A large attendance is en-
pected.
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CONDITION BETTER

BALTIMORE, Jan. 5.-The con-
dition of Mrs. Harry NJ. Daugh.
erty, wife Of Attorney General
Daugherty, who underwent an OPP
GRAFTON at John Hopkins hospital
yesterday was reported very salts
factory this morning. She was
said to have had a good night.
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To Nforgantown

Several local people will so to
Morgantown Saturday for the con-
cert to be given at the N. E.
church under the direction Of tho
Elizabeth Ludtngton Hagans chap
'er Of the D. A. Ron that evening.
The concert will begin at S:15
O'Clock. Miss Frieda Hemple
Metropolitan soprano will be the
attraction and Miss Hemple Is
conceded to be among the big
singers Of the country. She will
give program of an artistic
nature.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-01-05
tsnests Return Home

Mrs. John s. jackson and dau-
ghter Miss Elizabeth who had
been the guests Of the formers
mother Mrs, Margaret Montgom-
cry and family at their home on
Fafrmont avenue. have returned
" their home at New Phlladol-
nfiia! Ohio.
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10 school

Miss Gertrude Mckinney who
had spent the holidays here with
her mother, Mrs. Emory F. Nc
Kinney Is leaving tomorrow for
Wheeling where she will be the
week enc. guest Of Miss Alice
Norton at her home at Elm Grove.
Miss Mckinney will resume her
studtes at Mt. De Chantel
academy next Monday, Miss Nor
ton SITS tho 2rest Of Miss NC
Kinney during the holidays.
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LOCAL SOCIAL EN- EN us.


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. s,,ss, ~ 1I,S g,,asts s,ere ~ served
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'',hsss ( u 5,,s,,s Vac snsnt a. Sis.
c ms.aSr X ,,stters Sejatiya 10 the
$3.50. dv 1s n g,,ssss ircInded
49, 49,. M. n,SsS T1hisr MN.
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On r3as,,,. II, II Ne tsa.,iah snidar
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3
Eleeted offlcsra
mn fotto;wi,,e officars we're
e,ess 81 II 4 ,meat,ng n, The Cook
hospiSi Graduate Nurses Alumni
assoeis Yion ;iieid .yasterday after
- a,,t sS nj, pearj Iactsor
n. II first yics president, Miss
Florence auws. r.. M; second
vice presi dent Miss Faye Murphy
r. nj. secretary, Mrs. Laura
Loutrecia Baker r. NJ; director.
Miss Iilliason Rotson, R. NJ;
MISS Blanche Meeks, r. NJ; Miss
Pearl Jae lson, Y. NJ; Miss Flor
ence Meaaows. =: NJ; Miss Faye
y Nj Mrs Augusta Kessler. R.
Nj; Mrs. Martini Knowlton, R.
NJ: and Mrs. Laura Parker.
This meeting Is the first Of
series Iot meeting to be held in
the future:
as
TagMeet Tonioh4
Ts. "a Z - go, -,
le s,s, w 1. i'les x. ms evening al
80 S.esa y sns w. " a;
III " ssul1rs weekly supper ana
DUE sseay,
n, s,,,,.
WIN meet
The Eastern Star will hold an
imitation ceremony this evening at
7sS0 o'clock at their hall in the
Class To Meet
The Fhflattea class az the F4rst
Baptist church viii meat tb,s
evening at the home az Mra 7
Blaine Moore on Fourth street
"a = q \ 8 . 80
Meet This Ever;n,
The Vigilant7 Circle nj K,noa
Dough ef &c 5tka(M. p. Temnle viii
meet THIS syenine AZ sevan o -,
AT tie home OF MIRA Harry r
Smith on Locust ayente All
members are asked "a he nresent
as Important business viii he
transacted.
Guests Return Home
ghter Miss l1llzabeth who had
been the guests Of the formers
mother Mrs, Margaret Montgom-
cry and family at their home on
Fairmont avenue. have returned
4 ia fheir3 hnnaSof Nav pb;Ia5oI
phia; Ohio.
Return to School
Miss Madeline Waltz, daughter
of Mir: and Mrs. Guy Waltz who
had spent the Holidays here with !
her parents and her cousins, Miss
apdj Bobo OF Bergman, ". Va,
and Pauline and James Parker
sieft Tuesday for McSherrytown,
Pa resume their studies at st. |
sl0sephs academy. Leonard Waltz
who was also home for the holt
more. Miss Cecelie Bobo, Paul
aud Fred Bobo who were guests
~ the Waltz home for several
days have returned to their home
u Rorgman.
Entertaining Club
MRS Frank r. Lyon is enter
tanning the Tuesday bridge club
this Afternoon at her home on
First street and CASTOR avenue
~ klnr.I.fa M..k
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-01-05
Meet This Evenins

The Vigllant Circle OF Kings
panght ertof them. P. Temple will
meet this evening at seven o'clock
~ tie home of Mrs. Harry F.
smith on Locust avenue: All
members are asked to be present
rs important business will be
TRANSACTED.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-01-05
Glass To Meet

The Fhflathea class of the First
Baptist church will meet this
evening at the home OF Mrs. ]
Blaine Moore On Fourth street.
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] ToaMest Toniaht

The Asher Business Girls Bible
class will meet this evening at
bs4b O'clock at the z. w, C. A.
Tor Its regular weekly supper and
Bible study.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-01-05

The Eastern Star will hold an
imitation ceremony this evening at
7sS0 O'clock at their hall in the
masonic Temple.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-01-05

The Kings Heralds Of the First
NJ ID. church held a most enjoy.
able meeting yesterday afternoon
IN the church par1ors. Refresh
tnents were served at tho close OF
an Interesting program the pnrtici.
rants being the Misses Amy La
Toilette. Mildred and Ruby Hud.
gins Beatrice smithley and Gen.
eyieve Thompson. Tho hostesses
were the Miss Mary Nuzum Mary
Bal, Sarah Springer and Maxine
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Return to School
Entertaining Club

MTs Frank; h. Lyon Is enter
tanning the Tuesday bridge club
this afternoon at her home on
First street and CASTOR avenue.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-07-27
N.mpan. Receive Thrill in Plane


Six Nampa citizens had thrilling
experience July when the Paris
London aerial express dropped 1000
feet into the English channel off
Calais, France, according to cable
gram just received by a relative
of one Of the participants. On board
the air liner were the following Nam
pa residents: Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Part
ridge, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Partridge,
Miss Dootsie Kraus and Miss Winni-
fred Murphy. Soon after the air
plane had swept over the channel af-
ter leaving Calais, it ran into dense
fog and apparently the pilot lost his
bearings. Then something happened
to the machinery and forced descent
was made through the fog. After hit
ting the water the machine floated
for An hour and'a half while the pilot
sent out distress radios, before res
cue was effected. The Partridge
party has been visiting the continent
for several months, Joe Partridge, q
Nampa attorney, was in the air SER
vice during the war and he wires that
even with his war experiences the
plunge through the fog caused him to
quail The cablegram said nothing
about injury to any of the party.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-07-27
Another Forest Pes.

Millions Of feet of standing mer.
charitable timber in Idaho is threat
eped with destruction by a new pest
just recently discovered, according I'd
l.! H.. Nash, state land commissioner
who has just returned from thsaPSy-
cite lakes region, where, he says, the
Evidences are most pronounced, 1t is
aAo prevalent around New Meadows
and Long Valley. This newest of
pests in the pine forests of the west
first appears in the form of HARM
less looking white butterfly. The But
terfly lays eggs in the fall and these
hatch in the spring in the form of
worms which attack the pine needles
and gradually kill the tree. Estimates
by the assistant supervisor of the
Idaho national forest place the NUM-
Der Of feet of timber threatened with
at 100000, 900 feet. For
est officials are much alarmed about
the presence in Idaho of this pest and
are hoping that some natural agency
will come along and exterminate the
pest. Mr.. Nash says he has not
known Of the presence of this worm
any other place in the state.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-07-27
Married At weiser.

As forecasted in The Index last
week, Otto Chambers and Miss Edith
Heller were united in marriage at
Weiser on Monday. July II. The orr
ginal intention Of the couple was to
have the ceremony at Baker City, but
there is so much red tape connected
with securing a marriage license in
Oregon by non-residents that change
Of plans was deciced upon. The Off
eating minister was Rev, Meredith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chambers arrived in
Emmett Thursday Of last week.
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To OIL Eiehs.

w. F. Sinclair and o. U. Chambers
left soon after midnight Sunday morn
ing for the oil fields in eastern Ida
ho. where the Wallace Wyoming Oil
Company Is drilling. They are driving
through and will be absent about two
weeks.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-07-27
FLY-TOX

l.. Against Flies and Mosquitoes
Close the windows and doors ant
spray FLY-TOX into the air in al
directions, especially upwards. Their
watch them gather at the windows
and drop dead-every last one Of
them. They have been killed by as
| phyxiation, same as being gassed. A
room full Of flies can be killed in
about five minutes. No unpleasant
odor-no muss-no danger
2. Against Moths. Spray FLY
TOX in the closets and chests where
clothes are kept Then close them up
for twenty minutes. Do this once a
month.
g. Against Cockroachcs and Water
bugs. Spray FLY-TOX into their
hiding places. 1t will bring them out
Give them another shot and watch
them turn over and die. Same appli-
cation for ants, spiders and lice in
hen houses.
4. Against Bed Bugs. Spray the
beds, spring and covers with FLY
TOX. Rip open the cover of the
mattress and spray inside and out
side. Spray the baseboards, floor
and walls.
S. Against Fleas and Lice on Dogs
and Chickens. Spray FLY-TOX
lightly into the hair or feathers. Do
not rub into the skin, as it might
blister.
The last things wanted in Home
or Business Place are bugs,
Heretofore, the remedies for these
indoor insects have been almost as
bad as the bugs themselves.
Insect powders are messy to use
md the better class of homes will not
put up with the dust resulting from
he use of insect powder. Fly paper
$ not a pleasant thing to look at and
,oorly efficient.
Most liquid insecticides smell bad
y, discolor and stain.
What is FLY-TOX7
1t is q household insecticide and
eodorant. &.
1t is a clear amber colored liquid
'hich you apply with an ordinary
arden sprayer or mouth sprayer.
iouth sprayer FREE.
1t will not stain or harm the most
elicate fabrics, linen, curtains, wall
aper, etc. II. is not poisonous, even
taken internally by man, fowl or
east. ~
The odor is pleasantly aromatic
nd passes away quickly when the
indows are open - :
It is wonderful cleaner for glass :;
i'd eHamelwore. II
Does ma contain Carbolic] Acid II
ohenol) Oil of Myrhane. (Nitroben- N
ID or any other chemicals poisonous II
human beings. ~ II
Keep FLY-TOx away from exposed II
anne Ill
Sold by arf dealers Accept no sub
flutes.
ayette Valley Rex Spray Company,
4 Distributors, Payette, Ida.
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Prepared nor Emerrencies.

Zeke Sweet, the sage Of Squaw
creek, is authority for the following:
"The latest style now Of automobile
parties going through Sweet to the
hills is to take an undertaken along.
| notice many Of late have them in
stead of chauffeur"
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-07-27
Boise Wins at Weiser.

Suddenly loosening up their big
sticks in the eighth inning when the
score stood to against them, the
Mountaineers in the Western Idaho
game Sunday with Weiser, wal
loped the ball hard enough to annex
six runs in the last two innings and
win the contest by a score Of to 2.
With Weiser's aggregation finding
Wells for goodly number Of bingles,
it looked like it was all off for the
gang from the capital city, until the
rally commenced in the eighth. Wells
started for Boise, but was yanked in
the seventh and replaced by Wyfnan.
Williams caught for Boise. Harris
pitched for Weiser and Shea caught.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-07-27
Notice

AS the baseball league season
closes with the coming Sunday game,
ell those having bills against the
team must present them next week in
order to insure payment. Have all
bills o. KID by Manager Ralph Hayes.
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EMMETT LOSES TO
PAYETTE
Caldwell Wins from Parma and Boise
from Weiser.

Payette defeated Emmett in the
Western Idaho league game Sun
day afternoon by score Of 7 to 5,
in contest that was devoid of pep
and failed to arouse much enthusiasm
from the spectators. One Of the few
bright spots in the battle Of pellet
tossers was when Perry Of Payette
stepped up to the plate, with the
stations all occupied, and slammed
one good for three bases, which
brought in three runs. The batteries
were: Shake and Wells for Payette
and Aston Rnd Erwin for Emmett.
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Married.

At the Methodist parsonage by Rev.
Elmer Grant Keith, on Wednesday,
July &c. Henry E. Roberts of Boise
and Miss Merle Harrison of Minnea-
polls.
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Parm. Gets Lacins from Caldwell

AfM1 UetB LeCi"B ITVm O1l0Weu
In highly interesting game of ball
Sunday, Caldwell won against
Parma with score Of II to 8, Cald-
well scored two runs and two hits in
the second inning and a walk, hit
and an out in the third. In the fourth
inning Parma tied the score with
three runs and four hits. In the sew
enth inning Caldwell again took the
lead with two runs, three hits and an
error. The dramatic inning Of the
afternoon, however, was the eighth,
when 10 men faced the pitcher, Cald-
well making six runs and seven hits.
Batteries-Caldwell, Ford and Webb;
Parma, Covert and Beale.
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Mrs. Clark Pryor and Me-. Will Rcd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sutton proved their
ability ~ host and hostess and the
evening was gone too soon.
The San Souci Club members were
entertained in q most charming man
nsr Wednesday evening ut the home
Of Mrs. Robert Burlingame. The
event was midsummer meeting and
held to discuss plans for their an
nual picnic, which is one Of the big
affairs Of the year for the families.
The picnic is planned for week from
Sunday and will be held in truly pic
mic style. Three tables Of 500 was
enjoyed during the evening with dAin-
ty refreshments served by the host
ess.
The Crescent club members will
be entertained in town Friday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Walter
Knox, with Mrs. Frank Carpenter
and Mrs. A. p. Peterson assisting.
Coming as surprise to their
friends was the marriage Of Miss
Margaret Kreizepbeck and Redmond
McProud on Sunday evening, July 90.
The wedding took place at 1880 at
the Catholic church, Father Dwyer
with only the brides sis
,er Cecilia and brother George pres
mt. The bride is daughter NJ Mr..
md Mrs. Frank Kreizenbeck, who live {
,ast Of town, and the groom is a son 8
f Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. X. McProo5. '
Iho young couple have rented one Of Nv
he new bungalows owned by RoytI
sanders on East First street and
gill go to housekeeping the first of
he month.
The approaching marriage Of Miss s
lorna Fay Langroise, daughter OF 5,
fr. and Mrs. w. C. Langroise, for N
,erly Of Emmett, to Professor Ray g
,ond Thurston Parkhurst Of the 10
Of Idaho. has been infor 81
,ally announced to friends and re- "
ltives this week. The wedding will "
Ike place at the brides home in "
Ioscow Sunday. July 30. Miss Lam it
roise grew up in Emmett, attending q
.hool and graduating from the Emu RI
EFT High school. later teaching st
EAR at school on the bench, and tn
IS q wide circle Of friends here. AZ W
r a wedding trip through the east pi
ID to Mr.. Parkhurst's home near
,ston, the young couple will make
cir home in Moscow. Mr.. and Mes. II
D. Riggs will attend the wedding
ON Emmett, and Mr.. and Mrs. W.
Langroise from Boise. /,
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Ms5EgEK

Mr.. and Mrs. William Lyman wer'
hosts for = few friends Friday even
ing Of last week. The occasion was {
z o'clock dinner party, honoring Mrs
Lyman's sister. Mrs. Begeman Of
Michigan, who Is here as a summer
Rueat. The table was daintily ar
ranged in yellow flowers for the CEN
ter, with place cards to match. Those
in the party were Mrs. Begeman, Mr..
and Mrs. Lauren Dean, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ray Newcomer and Mr.. and Mrs. c..
w. Skinner.
The young people Of the Mutual
Improvement society held lively
celebration at the l.. d. s. church Mon
day evening. July "a, with various
sports and games In the early even
ing hours, followed by pageant,
"Come, come, Ye Saints At TO-
o'clock refreshments were served to
the large crowd. The occasion was
In celebration Of Pioneer Day
Delightful in every detail was the
informal evening Friday with which
Mr.. and Mrs. John Atkins and daugh-
tar honored two summer visitors in
Emmett. Miss Mary and Martha
Boxman, cousins of Mrs. Tenny and
Mrs. Jack Young. A dozen guests
were invited in TO greet the visitors
and enjoy the evening program Of
music and conversation. Several
vocal selections were given by Miss
Mary Bowman In . most charming
manner. Dainty refreshments we're
served during the evening.
The Central division OF the Metho-
dist Ladies' Aid enjoyed an afternoon
meeting Wednesday 1t the home of
Mrs.. Rene Haxiston. Tho early part
pf the afternoon was given over to
busincss, and the later hours were
rnjoyed informally with needlcwork,
giving the women an opportunity to
sisit and show their appreciation and {
ovS Of Mrs.. Nary Hunt, ono Of their .
splendid members, who ID suffering +
NTH . broken arm and bruises caus- '
u by = fall. The women on this oc- h
aston sent . beautiful boquet with /
aotes and shower gifts Of handker- o
,hiefs and personal linens, Luncheon T
sas served buffet style. Il
Arranged in the nature Of \ fare +,
yell for two Of the girls, operators at +
he telephone office, the girls and
Aanager Robinson met Miss Strata
ltrang and Miss Velma Owens Wed
esday evening At the office and sur "
rissd them with = HANDKERCHIEF g
hover. Miss Strana. night operator Y
a. resigned and with her mother =
,aves soon for = month in Montana M
nd Nebraska. Miss Owen is taking On
three months vacation and will ac- "
Dmpany Miss StrAng to Butte. At "
1850 the girls served refreshments Oh
nd bid good night to the honor Gu
nests. M
Fl
Mr.. and Mrs. Linn Hampton Of Full
rtcn, Calf, who have been visiting
II few days at the home Of their :,
zee, Mrs. G. G. Ellis, left Monday ..1
II Cedar Rapids, Iowa. They also n.
Ipect to visit their old home in Colo III
do, before returning to California.
he Ellis family took them to Boise -.
inday where they visited the High
y, Cowan and Will Reed families
,st Friday evening was happily
ent ut the home of Richard Sutton. lef
hen = party Of old friends gathered in,
visit and talk Of days gone by. ho
lose present we're; Fred Baisch and Co
mily, G. G. Ellis and family, N thi
d Mrs. Linn Hampton. Mr.. and we
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In
$l48OO
q registered drawing Z interest
Respectfully submitted a....., r.
going the
that this together with the lists Of PAD war
lans .' - ~ HOWARD SMELL, Public Accountant
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-07-27

FOR SALE-1h ton truck cheap on
easy terms. Will take Ford truck as
part payment. Soren Jensen, Phone
97-J. 2. 42-2p.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-07-27

FOR SALE-McCormick binder. E. A.
Malmstrom, Route l, Emmett, 42-2t
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-07-27

FOR SALE-Registered Jersey bull
calf. John Hickman, Phone 96-R s.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-07-27

FOR SALE-A new Brunswick talk
ing machine. SIS. Inquire at In
dex office. 1922.
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Column

FOUND-Bicycle on road west of
town. Owner may have same by
paying for advertisement and identi-
Tying. Inquire at this office. Phone
236. 43-2.
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The Crescent club members will
be entertained in town Friday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Walter
Knox, with Mrs. Frank Carpenter
and Mrs. A, p. Peterson assisting
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-07-27

FOR SALE-Apricos, at &c and &c
pound, according to grade. Chap
man Farm, adjoining Frozen Dog
ranch on north. 43tf.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-06-01

Miss Bright, Of the team OF
Click and Bright" entertainers
who present a comedy offering
called Just Bundle of Personal
ity." Though a strictly comedy
act, both members of the team ap-
pear in evening dress, with their
youth, ability and personality In
conjunction with good singing
voices and clean comedy. This act
is sure to please all classes OF
theater goers.
Pearls Romanian Gypsies, con-
sisting of two girls and three men
present a musical and whirlwind
Russian dancing act; also playing
mandolin and guitar. Not once
does the action of this act slow up
and the attention of the audience
is aeld throughout to the finish.
This is splendid entertaining
number that will never fail to
amuse and satisfy the most fas-
tidious.
This excellent vaudeville show
will be shown in conjunction with
Douglas Fairbanks In "Mr. Fix It,
at the Bligh theater Friday and
Saturday.