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Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-31
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT


COMPTON AVE.-House: 6 rooms and
bath: all improvements; double garage.
Inquire 211 New Brunswick Ave. Tel, 1875
CONNECTING OFFICES, For rent. In
quire j. Kreielsheimer e. Son. 1873 Smith
Street.
CONNECTING oFFICEs-suitablc for any
professional man. Inquire Quaker shop.
1913 Smith Street.
ELM ST, 2~s3-Opposite c.. r.. R.. store
and . rooms; rent $4,000. Inquire Green
span Bros, 1877 South Second Street.
GRANT ST.-3 rooms. Inquire 264 Good
win Street.
GROOM ST., 57O-Corner Brace Avenue;
new up to date store; also 6 room flat
upstairs; all Improvements.
MADISON AVENUE, 1s0-Flat: all i'm
provements Inquire 1856 State Street;
first floor to the right.
MAPLE ST.. 2S2--S rooms; partly fur
nished reasonable; call evenings.
MAPLE ST.-Adjoining Board of Trade
Building; store; up-to-date; Just COM
pieted also loft 50x60. Apply Hardimaa
&c Wigman. Raritan Building.
MARKET ST., S2-3 rooms. bath and kit
chenette; newly decorated; all improve
ments. s65. Inquire 80 Market Street.
NEW BRUNSWICK AVE, 2O4-6 rooms;
ell Improvements Inquire Tel. 1855.
rooms in rear: including kitchen: rent
reasonable. Gluck. Tel. 1875.
SMITH ST.-store for rent; centrally To-
Gated. Inquire Room zoe Board Of Trade
Building. Smith and Maple Streets.
SOUTH AMBOY-6 room apartment; all
improve nents. centrally located. only 2
minutes for railroad. post office. public
library. bank. city hall. public and paro-
chial schools; located at 25S John Street.
South Amnoy. Inquire j, Arthur Apple
gate. 36S Division Street. Perth Amboy.
PATTERSON ST. 1921 rooms. b.
.Sher.
OVERWHELMINGLY occupied by e. V.
Eskensen, 113 Water Street for rent. In
qulre office, Perth Amboy Dry Dock Co.
BRICK BUILDINGS story. suitable for
storage or factory purposes. Perth Am
boy Trust Co., Real Estate Department.
CONNECTING OFFICES-For rent. In
quire Room 206 Board of Trade Building,
Smith aid Maple Streets.
RoOMS-s22. 90; all improvements. In
quire 394 Market Street.
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FLORIST

CLARK, THE FLoRIsT-smlth St, next
10 crescent Theatre. Flowers for all oc-
caslons. Gold Fish. Tel. 296-M
sTRUVE THE FLORIsT-Phone 6Si,
Palms. forms, pot plants. cut flowers,
floral designs n speciality. 355 Laurie 81.
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LOST AND FOUND

OLLIE DoG-Lost. Reward. 600 Brace
) avenue. City.
SHE'LL EYE GLASSES-Pair,
|ost between Bakelite Corporation aud %
Jefferson Street. toward. Return "a
u Jefferson Street.
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ELECTRICAL. RADIO. ct

ELECTRIC MOTORS-Repaired rewou.
all work guaranteed: also bought. 6,
and exchanged. Perth Amboy Elect
Co. $50 Madlron Avenue. Tel 1907
U. S. RADIO CORPORATION-We ca
a full line of parts: ready made sets; .
built and repaired. j. Smerlfng
Smith street, Tel i72a
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WANTED TO RENT

WANTED-A modern furnished room with
home privileges by a young couple. Al
dress BOX &C" Care News.
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LOTS FOR SALE

FoRDS-Hornsby St. 2 choice lots; bar
gain to quick buyer. J.. Kreielsheimer 4
Son. 1873 Smith ST.
WILL EXCHANGE building lots: part
payment for runabout, '23 model. AZ
woodbury. Place.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-31

WOODBRIDGE-Freeman Street, 3 choice
lots. 25x100 each; S2300: terms. White
& Hess, Inc. 4 Green Street, Woodbridge,
N. j. Phone 654.
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COMBINATION RANGE-Used at a har-
gain. Kelly & McAlinden Co, "A Smith
Street.
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POULTRY AND SUPPLIES

CHICK FEED-scratch corn. laying
mash, oyster shell. Agent DIR. Peters
Kuriko. 405 Lawrie Street. Tel. 2045.
PRATT'S BABY CHICK-Food and
Baby Mash. p. A.. Flour and Grain Co,
$50 New Brunswick Avenue.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-31
BUILDING MATERIAL

HARDWARE-Toois Paints, Oils. VAR
nishes, Wall Paper. Painters Supplies
Max Goddard. 311 State ST. Phone SCI
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. material. hardware.
wall beards. roofing and paints J. NJ.
Sorensen sol Sayre Ave. Tel. 1853
pAINTs-Atiantic Lead. Llnseed on
Pierce's Ready Mixed Paint. 800 gallon,
S Koch. 500 State Street. Phone 1873
ROOFING-See us for your mill ends AMI
asphalt roofing. r.. j.. Mullen. 240 Smith
Street. Tel 907.
RUBBER GOODS AND ROOFING PAPER
-Uiiskin Clothing and Boots. Cooper
alive Sales Service Co.. 307 State Street.
Tel. 4OS.
VARNISH AND STAIN-In one sppliea-
ton. See the Jonlee Co, Paint Head.
quarters 334 State st Phone 1880.
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-NTS. C~ANvASSERS ETC.
PERSONALS
OPPORTUNITIES

@)R-Exclusive local distribu-
afor Perth Amboy and vicinity
|1ighest quality unfermented
Grape Juice, very substantial
1 he IN moderate Investment OF
zC.chandise. Clean, dighln
Afosition For interview write
Fifth Ave. New York Cit
ORE-With fun line OF gro
z to date %1xtures; good TO-
a: old establishment; rea-
3u8 Inquire at J Greenspan,
Isl ST.. Perth Amboy. M. j.
d location. Address &C.
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trolley line. Inquire Aaron Gross, Fords,
nd j.
NEW STORE-For rent. prominent cor
ner in one of the liveliest business towns
in New Jersey; heavy travel Saturday and
Sunday; good location for auto supply
dealer. Apply William Armstrong. Care
Sigmund Eisner Co, Red Bank, N. j.
SOUTH AMBOY-Two family fiat; with
all improvements; B rooms and bath /;
with combination stantionary range on
each floor. Inquire John Dugan. Tel.
25S-W, SIS Henry ST., South Amboy.
TpTTENVILLE-Proporty 10 let ard Tor
sale in Tolterville and vicinity. II. r.
Yetfnan. t451 Arthur Kill Road.
ToTTBNVILLE-4 rooms. electric, water,
kitchen range, with or without garage.
Beckman. 1870 Arthur XIII Road.
WOODBRIDGE-S rooms: bath; all I'M
p~rovements, steam, $50; also A rooms and
bath: steam furnished. s45. J. II. Con-
cannon, &c Main Street, Woodbridge.
Tel. 29s.
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS


PAY NOTHING ~UNLESS-You are thor
oughlv satisfied. Try our Queen Anne
Special right in your own home. See
and hear for Yourself how fine an in
strument 1t is. Unless you are perfectly
satisfied that Il Is worth at least $4,000
mere than its price, don't nay one cent
for it'll That's fair enough, isn't It?
Montalvo, Madison Ave. and Market st
PHONOGRAPHs REPAIRED-All makes,
expert mechanic; prices reasonable. Write
call or phone Perth Amboy 307. Phono-
graph Department. Albert Leon & Son,
1896 Smith street, Perth Amboy, y. J.
PHONOGRAPH RECORDS-And repair
ing. b.. Dzielak, 312 Smith street.
PIANOS-Player Pianos and Photographs.
Moderately priced. Central Music Shop.
NJ. zserai, Prop. 230 Smith St, opp.
c. II. r.. Station.
PLAYER PIANO-Used 8 months must
sell at once. Tel. 902.
PLAYER PIANO-sSG5 brand new; IL Sc
lected rolls and bench Brunton Piano
Co, s2t Maple street. Tel. 16.
USED UPRIGHT PIANOS-s150. $95 and
$50; good sounding and in perfect condi-
ton; cash or credit. j. Smerling l4S
Smith St.
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Ford touring new tires; starter and de-
mountables 1925.
Ford touring; good condition $50.
1921 Ford touring, nice condition de-
mountables $l6O.
1929 Ford touring; real value; demount-
ables S175.
1923 Ford touring; excellent shape s275.
1928 Ford touring Z months old; extras
1898 Ford touring; in use 5 months $500.
Ford Sedan, reprinted. reconditioned
s275.
Ford Coupe: good condition s175.
Ford; one ton truck with 1923 motor,
reconditioned: a real bargain $3.50.
bort Sedan. $4,000.
Most of these cars have shock absorb
ers and other extras.
Liberal time payments.
DORSEY MOTORS, INC.
Maple e. Fayette SITS. Phone 366
Perth Amboy. Open Evenings.
GOOD USED CARS
Priced Right for Quick Sales
I Salon Z passenger Lexington Sedan:
new paint rubber good; with extras
! Ford I Ton Truck; express body.
1 Two Ton Truck, rack body; running
order; bargain, $500.
OAK STREET GARAGE
Distributors for Cole, Moon. OldsmobIle
and G. NJ. c. Trucks
3t9 Oak street Tel. els
USED CARS
1929 Ford Coupe; many extras. $3.50
1921 Ford Coupe, $250.00
1928 Ford Panel Delivery, G months old,
5000 90.
1921 Dodge Brothers Touring Car, Win
ter top, $4,000
1921 Dodge Brothers Sedan. $GOo.0o.
1899 Dodge Brothers Touring Car has
our o. X. $4,000
FRANK VAN SICKLE
THE House of Good Used Cars
USED CARS
Ford Coupe; late model very reason
able.
G cord tires $3.50.
Paige Sedan; 8 passenger; late model
run less than 5000 miles; new car guar
antee easy terms.
tire: many other extras; this car Is
about 3 months old.
19e3 Chevrolet roadster; this is strictly
the latest model; practically new; re-
markable low price.
Jewett roadster; current model; com
pletely equipped; special paint; sold
with new car guarantee; now on dis
play at our show rooms.
CENTRAL GARAGE
Paige and Jewett Distributors
225-227 New Brunswlck Ave.
Terms to suit. Open Evenings.
No Extra Charge for Financing.
USED CARS
1899 Dodge Touring
1928 Nash Sport 6 Cylinder
1857 2 T ~, Syys5
1eia Nasb G cylinder 5 passenger s975.
199s Nash Z passenger touring; G cylln-
1919 Chandler 7 passenger.
THOMPSON MOTORS co
ISL state street
Tel. l0iS open EvenlhEf
rora Coupe ssoo.
Ford Coupe 5000.
Ford touring s75.
Ford runabout S22S
Word truck chassis StTs.
chevrolet touring si75.
Lewis Compton Tel. Metuchon is.
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BUILDING TRADES

CARPENTER AND BUILDER-Jobbing
prom pity attended to. Alex Campbell.
ia New Brunswick Avenue. Tel. 6I2.
PAPER MISUNDERSTANDING DECORATING
contractor: estimates cheerfully given.
Harry Cohen. 329 State Street. Tel 40
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-31

COAL RANGES-See our line of discarded
coal ranges at very low prices. Kelly g.
McAlinden Co, "a Smith street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-31

BURN OTL-Oliyer Burners for ranges
heating stoves and furnaces. 2S5 elm
Street. npar Smith.
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PERSONAL

PERMANENT HOME-For aged; prices
reasonable. Mrs. william s. Erickson.
Freehold r.. r.. ID. No. a. Tel. Freehold
n7l-F-21.
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SUBURBAN FOR RENT

FORDS-4 rooms; all Improvements; on
trolley line. Inquire Aaron Gross, lords,
nd j.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

BRACE ~AVENUE-1 family house;
rooms; steam heat; all improvements; lot
IYXlOO; car garage; garden fruits
$1,000. 90. Charles L. Steuerwald. Inc.
20S Smith Street.
COMPTON AVE- family; 6 rooms and
bath; steam heat and all improvements;
excellent condition; mutual driveway;
price $500; $4,000 cash. Charles l..
Steuerwald, Inc, eos Smith Street.
GROOM ST, 50O-Frame house. 6 rooms;
bath: all improvements.
HAZEL AVENUE-Nice new 5 room home,
bath; heat; all Improvements: high aud
healthy: only $500 90 cash required.
Charles l.. Steuerwald, Inc, 20S Smith
Strict.
KEARNY Sacrifice; must leave
town; l family home all modern improve
ments; ground ~35xl75; garage for 2 cars;
easy terms. Chas. Bitter & Co, Rarltan
Building, Phone 1858.
LAWRIE STREET. family; lot 31x10O;
garage; Z rooms; steam heat and all i'm
-provements: splendid conditions; price
$4,000 90; satisfactory terms. Charles L..
Steuerwald, Inc, eos Smith Street.
PROSPECT ST.-Big bargain; 2 family
building with driveway and garage for
2 cars; II rooms; S and 6: price $500.
Terms arranged. Chas. Bitter & Co..
Raritan Building. Tel. 1858.
WATER sT.-Near High; large property.
Inquire Ole N. Olesen. IS Smith street.
bu NEW MODhttN ftOMES
To Select From
4-5-6 Rooms
All improvements; Plot 5OX1O0
Very Small Payment Down
The Balance Less Than Rent
Act Quickly. Don't BE Looking For
Rooms All You Life
MAPLE REALTY
Corner Smith st. and Madison Ave.
Phone 1910
BRICK HOUSE, family; modern inn
provements. driveway; best section OF
the city; $4,000. Frame house; 8 rooms;
part improvements; centrally located;
$4,000. See Michael Berliney, 224 Smith
Street.
FOR SALE
One family, five room frame building;
No. 40 1nslee Street
Four room frame building; all Improve
ments; Harrington Street. .
one family six room brick buildings; all
improvements: Market Street.
MASSOPUST BROS. & co.
500 state Street
FRAME BUILDING-2 story; slate root:
suitable for garage for 4 cars or for re-
construction for dwelling. Inquire 80
Gordon street.
HOUSE, rooms and bath; all improve
ments: plot 50x100; $500 90 cash; balance
on mortgage. Maple Realty Co. Maple
Realty Building 1871 Smith ST.. cor.
OF Madison Ave.
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SUITS

1 SUITs-And Wigs for
ion Street, upstairs,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-31

Ll91RD Y-For office work; with
I knowledge of stenography; high school
GRADUATED; one who speaks foreign Ian
guages preferred. Address z. o, Box 874.
YOUNG LADY--Not less than 20 years OF
age with bookkeeping training tnd some
~stenographic experience; knowledge Of
timekeeping and handling time distritut-
Ing cards valuable. In first letter state
training, experience, age aud salary re-
auired. Address Box SO. care Gews,
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TRY THESE COLUMNS
AND WATCH The
RESULTS
PIANO TUNING

PIANO AND PLAYER PIANO TIMING
And Repairing, first class work
steinhap.ar s2s STATE St Tel i2s, "
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE

LARGE MANUFACTURING PLANT IN
PERTH AMBOY DESIRES THE SER
VICES OF A COMPETENT TYPIsT
tGENTILE) WHO CAN OPERATE AN
UNDERWOOD MACHINE AND WHO
ALSO HAS SOME KNOWLEDGE OF
TELEPHONE SWITCHBOARD AND
TELEGRAPH OPERATIONS. APPLY
|Y LETTER TO up. L. r." p. o. BOX
b. PERTH AMBoY, N. j..
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-31

DIVISION ST., 37i-Furnished front room
for | or . friends.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-31
INSTRUCTION

PIANO SCHOOL
No. los Market Street. Perth mise
struction in classes or indiy !
Special attention to beginners. 4
RERNARDT SCHOOL OF RUSTC-W
Instructions a speciality; instrumentsf
nished free. 81 Smith Street. II
Amboy " J.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-31

CLOTHING-For the entire family. lib
eral credit. Globe Quitting Co, 23S
Smith street, opposite c.. II, r. Station.
CASH REGISTERS-scales. electric meat
choppers, coffee mills, butcher fixtures.
Robert Prntz. 2s3 Elm St. Tel. 2S73.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-31
#GoopRIcH coRp TIRES

GALVANIZED DRUMS-120 gallons each;
berg L. V. r. r. and New Brunswick
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-31

DODGE BROS. cARS-see John II. Burns
representing Frank Van Syekle. Tel. 591
- 1IE-AA-
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SITUATIONS WANTED

NC WoMAN-Danish; wishes to DO
nsing or housekeeping. Box 3d. care
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1923-05-05
RESPONSIBILITY BEHIND THE
LEGITIMATE DEALER

That there is a sense of satisfac-
ton, not measurable exactly in dol
lars, in business relations with le-
Ultimate, responsible merchants, is
disclosed by reports showing the
trend of public sentiment away from
the cut-rater, who is usually not To-
Gated long in one place.
No merchandise can be sold at a
loss if the merchant is to stay in
business, it is truthfuly pointed out.
There must be a profit. The public
is, therefore, coming to know that
dealers who pretend to sell first class
merchandise at a price below its
cost, II it were first class merchan-
disc. are either giving away their
profits or putting one over The
truth is, of course. that they are
making more profit than the legiti-
mate dealer because of the low cost
of the inferior goods handled.
To patronize such establishments
is to carry home stuff that will not
stand the test and which in the end
costs much more than real merchan-I
disc. Moreover, the responsibility
standing behind the name of the re-
liable, legitimate, year-in-and-year-
out merchant is worth great deal
to the judicious buyer. He. too, isl
the man who is always on the sub
scription list for public affairs; the
other fellows name is rarely ever
seen there. He. too, is the part whoI
maintains payrolls, pays his rbillsl
and helps in every way to maintain1
the community; the other kind gets
by without spending much money in
the communicated why should heI
when he konws he will soon be NOV
ing on?
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1923-05-05
MINING PROMISES PROSPERITY

The continued strength of the lead
market and the almost certain prom
Use that the metal will command
high prices for many years to come,
is a guarantee of maintained prosper
ity for the mining industry of the
northwest.
The same condition prevails in re-
gard to copper Our domestic con-
sumption of this metal is dncreas-
ing and the copper states are again
feeling the benefit of renewed ac-
tivity In their mines.
What does this all signify? Nat
urally, increased returns to the
mines. But greater than that is the
employment of thousands of workers
and distribution Of money for sup
plies and equipment throughout the
entire west.
The public profits $1,000 by sat
isfactory conditions in the mines,
where the owenrs of the property
profit $10O
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1923-05-05

Boise Irrigation system to be in
stalled in Arrowrock park at foot of
ArrOWroek dam.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1923-05-05

to cost more than half a million dol
lars under way
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1923-05-05
A CHE on THE ON BLOCK

What you need is car" said
salesman McGurk, ito take ride
(when you've finished your work
After dinner on Sunday you can go
for spin across valleys and hills to
a roadside inn" / believed what he
said and bought machine, but then
something happened which l hadn't
foreseen; for my son took the car
across valleys and hills while /
stayed at home and settled the bills.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1923-05-05

Boise-Pay checks amounting t.
$4,000 monthly paid to dairymer
near here.
Highway Improvements in north
Idaho totalling 100000 to be made
Gooding county receives large
shipment registered Guernseys.
Newport plans new grade and
high schol building.
Burnley ~ Burley-Twin Falls road
may be completed.
Emmett II Construction work on
million dollar diversion dam at
Black Canyon, seven miles northwest
of here under way.
Shipment of potatoes from Snake
river valley points averaging 100
cars daily.
Boise Game department plans to
build new hatcheries improvements
to cost between $4,000 and $4,000.
Idaho due to become dairy center
has natural advantages of states
now producing butter and cheese.
Plans for improvement of forest
roads in southern Idaho, estimated
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1923-05-05

Why not call in the mediums to
ask old Noah where the dove of
peace is?
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1923-05-05
Avoid Breaks.

you can often mend broken dishes
and broken friendships. mend em
pretty good, said a wise old woman
but they are never just the same
again-the place where the break was
is sure to show. Anybody that cares
as much for chiny and friendships as
] do win be careful In handliu' both
of 'em."
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1923-05-05

Wallace Iron King work pro-
crossing in satisfactory manner.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1923-05-05

Boise-Pay checks amounting t.
$4,000 monthly paid to dairymer
near here.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1923-05-05
IDAHO INDUSTRIAL
REVIEW FOR WEEK

Industrial activity all over the
state increases. Payrolls are being
enlarged and more people are being
employed at productive enterprises
tory of the country.
than any previous time in the his
Nez Perce-oil Prospect in Kam-
iah promising.
Boise State fish and game de-
partment to adopt definite program
for propagation and development of
fish and game resources.
Pocatello-U. of Idaho buys pure
bred Shorthorn cattle from Prince of
Wales ranch near High River, Alta
Wallace st. Joe logging camps
preparing to cut 100000 feet of
logs this season.
Lava Hot Springs-Plan for con-
solidation of Blaser, Topaz, and Lava
Hot Springs school districts for High
School purposes under way
Wallace Engineers investigating
platinum discoveries near Wolf
Lodge.
Caldwell Equipment costing
between $1,000 and $4,000 ordered
or local reamery-expeet to manu-
'acture million pounds butter fat
early
Wallace Wallace to Avery Road
nay soon be a reality.
Standpoint II Clarksfork highway
round Laclede-Priest river hill be-
ng surveyed,
Sandpoint-B to be called soon S
Or construction of 100000 project
rom Thama Ferry to Laclede.
Boise II Oregon Short Line to
pend sS,OOO.OOO in construction of
7 miles railroad from Orchard to II
erkins.
Rupert to vote $2.7OO.OOO bonds n
II American Falls reservoir. d
Kendrick - Lewiston highway
'sting approximately $4,000 near
ig completion. ri
salmon-Yellow Jacket mine will
DIRK on big scale.
bl
Cambridge Idaho crop report to
'omises good yield - Outlook indi-
ted 100000 bushel crop of whit
wheat. -
nc
Lewiston Normal to have new dor
TORY.
Wallace Progress plans to do ~
UGH work installing 60-horse :.
wer boiler and S5-horse power en- :
ne. {
Orifino-Potlatch mill begins OPP Z
atoms. i
Wallace - Iron King work pro- i
essing in satisfactory manner II
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1923-05-05
Roscoe w. Smith co.
We appreciate your mail orders
Shootin' at the Moon
Soc ct tuum Pliny.


X Soc ct tuum damum.-Pliny. !
!
:: X X X x X X X X x x X X X X x .
Emile Coue hasn't anything new
our motor car salesman have beef
practicing auto-suggestion for NAM
years, thinks Frank E. Wilson.
Wonder what they think we are
said the winners of the Cross Coun-
try, "A bunch of cake eaters?"
Jazz thrives elsewhere, but out in
the sticks the limit in deYilishness
is Turkey in the Straw"
The common herd, explains Bill
Seward, is of course made of those
pepole who make little less money
than you make.
A shapely girl Is Mary Jane,
She got all wet out in the rain.
Her dress 50 thin
Chung to her skin
There is no loss without some gain.
Few statues are erected to men
who think it best to await develop
ments.
Luxury: Anything you could have
gotten along without If you lived in
1910.
A Mountain Home man was heard
to remark that his idea of a sensible
style would be to make the legs of
trousers large enough to put 'em
over shoes.
Joe Anacabe says the best thing
TO do If your business is poor is to
work and work, and then work some
more.
Otto Hendricks says the sugar
rust will have us in a sweet mess.
All we long for now is to be as
mart as we thought we were at Is,
ighs Guy Henderson.
The familiar saying, "They can
ret away with murder" strange as.
may seem, was coined several
ears ago.
When a countryman says the city
) wicked, Dutch Scholtz says you
now how he spent his time while
e was in the city.
Correct this sentence: During the
8 years of their married life neither I
ad at any time ported
Our limited observation leads us
} believe that the Tut tango hasn't {
ne snap of the old tut-tut tango.
low ruthlessly he crushed me {
Beneath his massive feet; l
low cruely he rushed me, c
To sound of music beat. c
dared not utter protest, I
Though he made my sole thump, |
e was a man-while | am {
Just dancing pump. a
Why not call in the mediums to t
* old Noah where the dove of S
aace is? i
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1923-05-05

to cost more than half a million dol
lars under way.
Boise-Irrigation system to be in
stalled in Arrowrock park at foot of
Arrowrock dam.
Rupert Minidoka county to ad-
yertise resources by printing its
prosperous condition and dairying
activities OF backs of envelopes used
by business men over county.
Boise-Idaho fruit and vegetable
inspectors put stamp of approval on
approximately 40 per cent of produce
shipped out of state during March.
Elks to enlarge clubrooms.
Montpelier Highway through
Grand Canyon of Snake river from
Alpine to Jackson, wyoming to be
built this year.
Boise Rattlesnakes sent to Am
sterdam, Holland TO be used by world
famed doctors to discover serum for
snake bites.
Lapwai- Large tract timber land
on Nez Perez reservation valued at
$217,5OO to be sold.
POcatello - Reclamation service
studying four Idaho irrigation pro-
ject. VIII add 10000 acres to ir-
rigable area of state.
st. Maries-Railroad construction
from Crane to Burns will be started
within thirty days.
Arco-New oil company to enter
local field. Independent Oil of Utah
plans to build storage tanks.