The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-02-02
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That with new bank and new cour
age, watch US go.
That "the little red hen said, 3
viii, . and she did. /"
That the safest way to take mao
bull by the horns is TO kill him first.
That they claim that prohibition il
keeping prices up. 1t is-of booze.
That using the fire bell indiscrimi
nately makes it useless as a fire bell
That politeness costs nothing, but it:
value is not to be measured by its cost
That people get out of an ad as mnct
as the advertiser puts in it-no more
That the matrimonial market, at
least, can go up without raising a
storm
That lot of folks can 4 even keeI
lead pencil, let alone the money they
make.
That generally speaking, lawsuits
are the most expensive kind of suits
to have.
That if you want to be regarded as
man of brains, let the other fellow
spill the beans.
That Culdesac is coming with all
she's got, and she viii find Nezperca
rearin to go.
That the most rapid adder of figures
in the county acquired the art thru
counting pinochle.
That when woman marries for mon
ey she gets what is coming to her
but not always in cash.
That the main thing that sticks in
the craw of the vets is the fact that
they are so informally dry
That chickens, hogs and cattle will
help bring the production of your
place up to the 1000 mark
That they say that half loaf is
better than no loaf at all, but many a
new husband doesn't believe it.
That the worries of politicians, like
their ambitions, have no end. Now the
poor devils have to worry over the
vote.
That while buying is not as reckless
as few months ago, people are still
buying and the energetic salesman is
doing the selling.
That, generally, it is the mother who
is responsible for the brightness of a
child, although she permits the father
to do the strutting.
That part of it results from folks
on the farm buying their table supply
Of butter, eggs, chickens, vegetables
and such in town, instead of raising
t.
That these are the days when farmer
folks assemble about the hearth and
plan their spring and summer pur-
from the ad of the local
merchant or the catalogue
That you are delaying the opening
If the new bank if you have not turn
d in your financial statement and
our note for the stock you subscribed.
)r maybe you happen to be one of the
ucky ones who can pay cash.
That the man had just fastened on
is new license tags when he discov-
red the gasoline tank was faulty. Pre-
uming it was empty, he investigated
nth match. 1t was not. Age 43
ears, nine months and IL days.
That with the transfer of the stock
nd business of the Nezperce Trading
ompany to the Shoemaker Mercantile
and the reorganization of the
efunct bank, the community is grad
ally getting back to pre-Wienss
asis.
That Lewiston went behind over
200 on her current lyceum course, but
lat s no reason Nezperce should. Give
lie Florentine Musicians crowded
ouse at the auditorium tonight and
clip meet the deficit. It's good en-
too.
That this is no country for the idler;
ut for the fellow who IL work there
no better. Look about you and note
lie money the workers on this prairie
re making. OF course, work is not
i of it. Good management and the
oility to save and not squander the
'uits of ones labor are essentials
recess.