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MAQUINAS DE ESCRTBIR usa-

das: OLIVER No. Y No. 0, des-
de $500 en- adelante. APPROVE
CHE! FERRETERIA FINLAY.
(altos) Allen esq. S. Justo, San
Juan. Visftenos Y escoja Ia maqui-
ma de su conveniencia. $50
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POPA HECHA para Baby. de i

N& VEA N6OAAfA para DdDyp uS Ia
mejor calidad, bien termlnada,
y a precios sin competencia. Hace-
mos toda clase de bordados en- ma
quina. AIandenos las medidas. Acep
tamos ordenes @. o. d. Para infor-
mes Caieta de San Juan No. IL.
San Juan. r..
CE ALQUILA. Casa de concrete
con garage por $35 Miramar,
canine de MIRAFLORES. Tres
dormitorios, sala, comedor, cocina,
cuarto de banjo. Informaran TEL
1890, San Juan. ZIG
ssNSaSaSe~N.Ap>Asess
CE VENDE guagua con Tranquil
cia. Buenas condiciones. PreeiO
m0dieo. Informara A. Alvarez &
HnO. Box 139 San Juan, Ave. Pom
ce de Leon NJ 6, p.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ESPLENDtDO Surtid0 en- bajillas
inglesas de l0za Y porceiaRa. No
c0mpre I'd. sin yer nuestros pre-
eiOs. Fl Gl0bO, San Justo 80. p.
CE DAN COMTDAS, bien condi-
mentadas v aseadas en- casa de
familia respectable. Sitio centrico.
Preeias m6dic0s. Buen trato. Infor
maran en- Allen 90, San Juan. 1928
N~@~NNNHN@NS~e>~~N~-S~SNS~~
CE VENDE juego de tres pleas.
Sill6n, butaca v sofa-cama (Da-
venpeFt) v dos roperos modernos,
ehifforrobes. todo terminado en-
caoba. DIrfiase Aycnida Fernandez
No. Is o telefono 1917. SantnFce. p.
NNN~~N~NsN@
TAQUEGRAFA: De espailol in
giles con seis amos de practica v
buenas referencias, desea colocarse.
Lame al telefono 33 azul, Santur-
&c. 7-19
E.N MAYAGUEZ.-Se vende alma
cen sitnado zOna comercial, ca
lie Mendez yigo, esquina Fomen
TO, diez puertas frente, renta
$4,000 mensuales. Para informes,
Francisco NJ. viuda Anzoategui,
Mayaguez Playa. S-S
es~N~~s@~~~Ns~S~<~@
GRANITE DE HILO especial pa
ra mantelerfa, la tela meior Te-
nemes diferentes anchos, tambi6n
juegos de mantelerfa de hilo. la
Hormiga de Orc, San Juan, p. II.
7-2O
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drn de cal. eseFfhanos y Re da-
rsm0g Ia forma como explotarla
con POGO costo. NJ. A. Poupart Co..
BOX 322. San Juan. Representatives.
d. The Jeffrey Manufacturing co.
9-13I
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IN MAYAGUEZ.-se vende alma
CRANITE DIE HILO egpeeIal pa

ra mantelerfa, la tela meior Te-
nemes diferentes anchos, tambi6n
juegos de mantelerfa de hilo. la
Hormiga de Orc, San Juan, p. r.
7-2O
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c. NENDE easi nuevo: Tn piano.
c0nsoia grande. elegante. cana
inadera, iocador y ropero. Lame
Telff0no S9 negro. san Juan. 1-i0
@@N@@@~@@@~
DAEA GARAGES. aimacen ne
goclo - alquilan tres departa-
mcntos undergraduates en- Ia Gale
Asia. rarnda - lnformes telefon0
Oh axul. Santurce. Carrefera Nue-
sa No. 20. SIS
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-15

CT VENDE Chalet acabadO cons
truir. estllo Americana. dos plan
tas. garaje. com0didades modernas.
Mlramar. calle Hernandez parada
"a. Facilidades para el pagO. In
f0rmes telefonos 1714 s. ]. 1903
Santuree. lis.
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CE VENDE en- Martin Pena cer-
ca de carretera Stop 27, casa
nueva MADEIRA. Solar propio $50
metros rentando so mensuales
cen contrato por a1io. Esta asegu-
rada. Sc sacrifiea por $1,000, Ara
suaga St. %, Rio Piedras. 7-20
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Sc vende bonit,


GPORTUNIDAD: Sc vende bonito
bungalow en- mejor sitio de San
turce: 4 habitaciones SaIa, come
dor, cuarto de bafio, servicio sani-
tario para criados y garage. Situa-
do en- parada %: Avenida de Die
go Z, Cerca trolley y High School.
Gavino Garcia Abreu, Box 81, Are
cibo. Y.0s
-ss>-'>'~s->e~>~~N~S
DlNERO para TIipotecas. Tengo
$1,000 para coloear primeras hipo
fecas sobre fincas urbanas San Juan.
Santuree. Interes m6dieo. Sin CO.
rredores, Lcdo. A. Roman Font. Girls
to /, tercer piso. Telefono 1000 azul.
Tia
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-15

CANGA. Sc vende bien barata la
guag1Ia Recreo No. : con fran.
quicia entire San Juan Y Rio Pie
dras. Informafa Tel. 1926 escri-
ba al Box 1860, San Juan. 7-I5
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NENDO. Casa MADEIRA Y montada
concrete. Tres habitaciones, sa-
la, comedor, cocina, banjo, inodOro,
buen garage, solar dOScientos me-
tros 50 200, Gale s, No. 10, Capeti-
10, Rio Piedras. 7-31
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CE VENDE CARO- "Chevrolet" de
cinco pasajeros en- magnfficas
condolences. $4,000. Escriba aparta-
do No. 94S. San Juan. TIT
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RONITAs GUAGUAs. Esplendi

mente pintadas quedan las qua
guas con los esmaltes de Moore"
que Yende Merino Rodriguez &
HnOs., cuya Ferreterfa tiene pane
les de roble Y tubes niqueiados para
agarraderas v cortinas. 8-7
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! QUIEN INTERESE.

en- existencia un juego de asien-
tos tapizados en- cuero legftimo pa
ra guagua de % pasajeros Y otro
para 20 pasaieros, Stop G. Tel. 81,
San Juan. A. Alvarez y Hnos. P.
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QE ALQUII4A. sEspI6ndido local
para almac6n, dep6sito u Off
Gina. En- la Marina. Precio razo-
nable. Informara. Malgor HERNIA
nos Y Co., Tetuan st. 43, San Juan.
MM-s 8-9
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FUENTE DE SODA: Por $45O.O0
vendO una de seis pies con to-
dos sus accessories y un carbonate
dor electrico. Arcade Rivera, San
Francisco %, San Juan, p. II. 7-2S
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-15

CUAGUAS:- vendo dos guaguas
Day-Elder con sin Tranquil
cias Martin Pefia Y Rio Piedras. TIE
lefono 954 azul, Santurce. Aparta
do 931, Santurce. 7-1S
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E ALQU1LA apartamentos a $25.
casa concrete en- Ernesto Cerra
No. C2 cerca de Estaci0n TallereR
Y caiie Cerra, parada is. 1nforma-
ra en- la misma. 7-2I
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-15

INCOME TAX. ST no nen6 todavfa
su planiila de INCOME TAX,
visfteme liameme Y yo Sc la LENA
re- Evite MULTAS Y RECARGOS.
Jorge Sarria, Allen 1919. Tel. 1927
verde, San Juan. 722
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-15

VENDO GUAGUAS Day-Elder Y
Federal con sin franquicia re-
cl6n reparadas y pintadas. Estan
en- perfecto estado Informara Artu-
70 Puigdoliers, Lofza St, 1877, Stop
44. 7-15
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VENDO los prodmctos Watkins.
Los mejores por mas de cincuen-
IN alos Efectos De tOcador. iabO-
nes. espeeies. extIaetos. medicinas
para 81 hogar y especialidades de
la casa. SOlicite informes. Ahorre
dinerO. Fortunate Roman. Dnffant
50. S. Apartado 214, Santurce. tbs
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MAGNIFICA OPORTUNIDAD.-

Sc vende la casa No. 3, Ave. de
Diego. Construction moderna, dos
plantas, cuatro hab.taciones, sala,
comedor, etc, garage, cuarto de ser
viciO. InfOrmaran en- la misma casa,
TelefonO 1889, Santurce. 7-18
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] Las FABRICAS de saseOsas y

fuentes de Soda. ofrecemos en-
existencia Tubos de Gas Carb6nicO
de "A Iibras de Ia General Carbo-
mic Co. NIng1n preeio mejOr ane
el nuestro. nlngdn servicio mas "a
pidO. ~. Amy y Co.. sner.. Box
1894. COmerclo II altos. San Juan.
r. n. p
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-15

VENDO chalet concrete dos plan
tas construction moderna, situa-
do oalle Linda Vista al lado ofiei-
ma Mr. DOoley. Gnagnas pasan fren
te casa. Facilidades pago. Informa-
IA Is azul, Santurce. 7-19
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- f~A>s&~A' S@ee NC CoASiStV
con garage por $685. Miramar,
caminO de MIRAFLORES. Tres
dormitorios, sala, comedOr, cocina,
cuarto de banjo. Informaran Tel.
1880, San Juan. ZIG
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CE VENDE guagua CON fran
CT DAN CONITDAS,

mentadas v aseadas en- casa de
familia respectable. Sitio centrico.
Preeias m6dicos. Buen trato. Infor-
maran en- Allen 90, San Juan. 1928
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-15

planias recifn construfda planta
haja concrete dedicndo a garage en-
10 mejor Dc RIO Piedras. calle ca-
pnchlno No. : para informe en- Ia
misma 1-25
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-15

NRISTALES Y ESPEJOS: vende-
mos muy baratos los cristales
de colores y blaneos para ventanas; !;
Espejos para puertas de armario,
Closets y tocadores, no deje de pre-
guntar precios de cristales Merin0
Rodriguez & Hnos., San Juan. 81
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PARA UN AIEDTCO.-Se aiquiIa
excelente local en- Cruz Is, plaza
Baldorioty. Tel. 800. p.
@N~s%~>~~~~~~~~
EINCAS.-Siempre tenemos fincas
para vender y compradores pa
n fiRcas. Haga sus negocios pOr
cOnductO nuestro. Jose L. Pesquera.
Edificio de I'll MUNDO. TelefoDo
167. San Juan p.
E COMPRAN: Los frascOs yacfos
del alcoholado Santa Ana. Ret
nalos; cuando tenga "a mas avi-
Sc la fabrica. p. O. Box f., Baya-
mon, 2. r. 7-15
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&c ALQUILAN CARROs TOUR.

ING para paseos en- la ciudad
e isla. Reduction de precios duran
te ell verano. Servicio garantizado
por la responsibilities de In
PORTO RICO BLUE LINE, Inc,
Tel. San Juan 1900. 7-22
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RAULES- MALETAS-MALETI-

RAULES- MALETAS-MAI
MES, tOdos estilos, todos precios
los vende Fernandez, San Francis
co AZ linica casa en- Puerto Rico,
que especiaiiza Ell arftculos para
viaje. p,
~S~~NA<<bs~s~sN
CASA DE HUESPEDES: para ia.
milias distinguidas. No echara
de menos su propia casa. Lucila @.
Riera 230 West, 10th st. Aparta-
mento 81 New York, Near Broad
way. p.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1925-10-09
NEW CAVE FOUND
IN CRATERS PARK

The fBottomless Pit" in the Graf
ers of the Moon National Monu-
ment is not a bottomless pit. 1t was
explored last week and was found
to be one Of the most beautiful
caves in the park area. The floor is
about so feet from the top and the
interior, which is jug-shaped, is COW
cred with a very beautiful crystal
like formation Of stalac tite, the
most beautiful formation to be found
in the Craters of the Moon. The
room is about 60 feet in diameter
and flash lights thrown upon the
walls and ceilings reveal surface
sparkling with scintillating lights.
For years or ever since this par
ticular crater was discovered, it has
been known as the Bottomless Pit
Parties exploring it have thrown
rocks into it, and aver that no sound
was heard to indicate that the object
struck the floor. Lanterns and other
lights have been let down or thrown
down and to all appearances they
struck no bottom. This is accounted
for by the fact that at one edge of
the cave a cavern extends beyond
and 1t may have been that the light
ed objects disappeared from sight
by falling down the latter place.
Also strong breeze passes through |
the cave which may have extin-
guished candles or fuses thrown into
the pit.
Members of the government sur
veying party now working in the
area became curious to know the ex-
act extent OF the pit. One member
was let down by a rope and made
the discovery as above stated.
Mr.. Paisley, custodian of the mon
ament, who was in town last Mon
day, stated that he has constructed
! rope ladder and that visit to this
cave is oe of the added attractions
being offered. Specimens of the crys-
al formation were on display at the
Butte county fair exhibit room last
week and hundreds of people viewed
hem. The foundation is different
rom anything so far discovered in
he weird region--Arco Advertiser.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1925-10-09
CONTEST OF
CATHOLIC CHURCHES

The Parishes of Our Lady, Of Good
Counsel at Mountain Home, of St
Bridget's at Glenns Ferry, of st.
Bridget's at Bruneau, will contest
the prize of a wrist watch valued at
$4,000 donated by Father Francis R.
Michael. The contestant are three
boys of elementary school age,
whose names will be announced at
a later date. Votes will be solicit
ed the prospective winners and their
assistants. Contributors or voters
will record their names and amounts
in memorandum bearing the sig
nature and seal of the Rector. The
contest will terminate at Christmas
when the present will be given by
Santa Claus. The funds collected
by the boys will be devoted to the
benefit of the respective parish Of
which the boys are Junior members.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1925-10-09
ORGANIZATION OF
POTATO INTERESTS

Acting on the suggestion of Will
n Gibson, Idaho chairman of the
western division of the regional
board of the American Railway as
ISOLATION, and a member of the Idaho
state Public Utilities commission, the
Idaho Falls chamber of commerce
has undertaken the matter of ealing
a state convention of potato inter
ests at Pocatello
Requests have been sent to cham
bers Of commerce from Ashton on
the north to Weiser on the west, the
fun length of the Snake river valley
in souther Idaho, to send delegates to
the state meeting with power to act.
Tn object of the state meeting is
to give the Idaho potato the publicity
necessary to make that product as
well known as the famous Sunmaid
raisins and Sunkist orange of Cali
fornia, and the famous apples of
Hood River, Oregon, and the Yaki-
ma Valley, Washington, and help
promote the industry in the way of
pack, grade and inspection.
The potato growers. dealers, ship
pers, and the banking and railroad
interests viii be represented at the
in question.
It was brought out by Mr.. Gibson
and others that through the proper
methods of publicity the use of the
idaho potato can be doubled and in
hat way increase the demand and
the price to the grow
II.
A state organization controlling
he grading, packing and shipping,
md following the lines of orderly
can be of great benefit
o the potato producers of the state.
The plan in question at the pro-
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1925-10-09
GRADER
WRECKS TRAIN

According to letter received by
County Auditor F. M. Hobbs, the
Board of County Commissioners are
advised by e. c. Manson, Superin-
tendent of the Idaho Division of the
o. S. L. that during the past month
one of the company's locomotives
was derailed resulting in the death
of an engineer, due to road grader
having passed over the main tracks
at road crossing filing the flange
with dirt. The commissioners are
asked to request the crews at work
on the roads to raise the grader
when passing over railroad crossings
and thus possibly avoid future pos.
sibility of accidents.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1925-10-09
FIRE INSURANCE
RATES ARE CUT
CONTINUED on mage flye)

Continued on page fiye)
mills and single mills except those
equipped with automatic spirnklers,
ono increase on exclusive planning
mills.)
Twenty per cent on all -four mills
except such as are under good fire
protection.
Twenty per cent on all mining
plant risks except such as are under
good fire protection.
Twenty per cent on all frame pub
lie garages; buildings and contents.
Twenty per cent on all frame the
aires, opera houses and moving pic
ture risks.
Glass A, b, and C buildings are
fire proof and masonry buildings oc-
cupied for mercantile but not fac
tory purposes.
J. H. Branscomb, manager of the
rating bureau, says he believes the
reduction will be equivalent to a ten
per cent reduction in the average
insurance rate in the state. He also
said that increases rated in the an
nouncement are due to the bad rec
ord established by the enterprises in
Tolved over the past five years.
This is the second cut the rating
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1925-10-09
OVERHEAD rs
LARGE BURDEN

Continued from page one)
buying at his store. What would
you say if Mountain Home mer-
chants inserted advertisements in
the Big Town papers 100 miles away
and promised to save money to the
people there if they passed by their
by their own merchants, took the
train for Mountain Home and bought
Of the mercants here? You would
call them fools, if you didn't use
stronger language.
Yet the case isn't so much differ
ent the other way round.
Let's get down to the figures.
Let us suppose that Mrs. Smith
goes to one of the Big Towns to shop.
Her fare will be from Sc to SIS by
the very closest figuring, depending
upon where she goes. She spends
from half to a full day or more in
transportation time alone, and this
time may be worth something. She
will no doubt have to stay over at
least one night and her hotel bill
will be So per day. No doubt she
will attend the theater, probably |
with a guest, at cost Of from 81 to
SIS, according to her idea of good
seats.
Not a single article has been fig
ired in, and all this expense has been
Therefore to make the trip worth
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1925-10-09

posed meeting will be to place the
matter before the growers and ask
their cooperation toward the Great
ing Of state organization to en-
courage orderly marketing, publicity
and general management of the bust
ness through an organization made
up of growers.
1t is expected to call the meeting
to be held at Pocatello as soon as
replies have been received from the
various commercial clubs through
out the state.-From the Times
September 20.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1925-10-09
SENTENCED TO
TERM IN JAIL

Robert Bostic, who served a term
in the local jail last summer and will
be remembered by sheriff's office en-
ployees and near residents to the
court house as having driven the
public to distraction last summer by
his attempts at playing the saxo-
phone, has again been sentenced by
the Federal Court to another term
of seven months in the local bastile
on a charge of perjury. We are all
in hopes that he will leave his saxo-
phone Eat home"
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1925-10-09
NEW ROAD rs
OPENED TO TRAFFIC

The new road over Fall Greek has
been opened to traffic and all motor
lists making the trip into the upper
country state that there is a decided
Improvement in the condition at that
point inasmuch as heavy grade is
avoided and the distance materially
shortened. This new construction
will prove much easier to keep in re-
pair during the winter months as it
goes down through the fiat country
instead of along the hillside and con-
sequently will not wash out so read
lily The work was under the super
vision of road supervisor, Richard
Grant.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1925-10-09

bureau has announced this year. The
first was in March when the "expo-
sure charge was removed from the
rates on residences. This change in
yolyed twenty-eight Of the largest
towns Of the state. Within the past
ten days, the bureau has announced
a modification Of the exposure charge
in regard to retail lumber yards.
In the latter part of June reduc-
ton of the rate on growing crops of
twenty-five per cent was published.
This was in time to benefit the crop
this year.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1925-10-09
DODGE CAR rs
WRECKED SATURDAY

A Dodge car, bearing a Washing
ton license was wrecked last Satur-
day night about two o'clock, when
the car collided with the concrete
railing on the bridge near the city
water station. The car was travel
ing with such speed that the con-
crete was torn loose and the machine
turned completely over in the ditch.
The car was quite badly damaged.
One of the occupants of the car had
his foot injured slightly.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1925-10-09
piness of the newIyweds.
TO PASS RESOLUTION
ON FISH HATCHERY

The Board of County Commission
ers will have under discussion at
their meeting next Monday the pro-
posal of the Bannock County Sports
men Association that they pass a
resolution asking the government to
establish a federal fish hatchery in
Southern Idaho. Why not amend
the resolution by asking that the
hatchery be established in Elmore
county and near Mountain Home as
some excellent sites are available for
this purpose?
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1925-10-09

while at ALL she must buy large
bill Of goods The average family is
not in a position to do its buying on
this basis. You and can't stock up
on winter suits and dresses this sum-
mer, or, summer suits when it is
winter. If we have what we need to
wear, and just little bit more, we
consider ourselves lucky. But the
trip to Big Town means just that
sort of a buying spree" We buy
more than we need. We tie up mon
ey that might well be earning us in
terest in the Mountain Home bank.
Furthermore, this kind of buyer is
also the victim of the bargain coun-
ter" The very words are lie. Such
goods are cheap for the very good
reason that the Big Town merchant
wants to get rid of them at any cost.
They may be shelf worn or out of
season, or what not, in which case
they would be high at any price.
After you get back home, if you
are dissatisfied with some of your
purchases, you can't exchange them,
because the cost of another trip
makes that prohibitive.
If you have come from such a trip
recently, price the things you bought
in Big Town at the Mountain Home
stores and strike a balance on the
profits and losses of the trip. That
will convince you beyond argument
as to why you should buy of the
home merchant.
If you have just received a bill of
goods from a mail order store, sub
iect it to the same acid test. Figure
your money order fee, your postage,
your freight and express charges, in
Iurance and the time you wasted.
Then take into account breakage,
hortage and recorder. But, most i'm
,ortant of all, the illustration and
escription in the catalogue, except in
he case of a few staple and standard
Irtieles, led you to expect better
Goods and you are disappointed. You
-eep them under protest, or you ex-
hange them and incur further ex-
enditure.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1925-10-09
CITY WE'LL NOW
DOWN 1885 FEET

Work has been progressing unin-
terrupted at the city well during the
past week and the drill has now hit
the 1885 foot level The drill has
passed through the strata of heavy
gravel and is now in a clay forma-
tion and it is expected that the flow
will be encountered as soon as gravel
is again struck. The water level in
the we'll now stands at three hundred
feet and is still quite warm in the
bottom
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Oh, did this horrid, gaping mouth
Give kisses hot as its own South?
Pour songs of crimson melody?
Make vows? Breathe names? Waft
floods of prayer
In wild lament upon the air?
Did these dimned eyes behold the
moon
Sail like windship to her noon?
Watch the declining sun, and mark
The red west fade into the dark?
These ears once catch the lonely
Groom
OF black swans ons the dim lagoon,
Where Israers maiden hid her ark?
All, is this Egypt's dazzling queen
With empty ages lost between?
Is this the loin-O, hear it EARTH
Which brought the Caesars child to
birth?
This throat. where royal chains of
gold
Fell loop on loop and fold on fold,
Give forth commands OF life or
death?
Breathe pity, move with odorous
breath?
Did here monarch's bold lips press
Their fatal, final, fond caress?
And if it be, yet who shall tell?-
)h, Dust we keep your secret well,
Cor all is dust nor more nor lessi
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1925-10-09
PAUL MONTGOMERY
NOW A BENEDICT

Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Montgomery
have taken up their residence in
Mountain Home, where Mr.. Mont
gomery viii be employed in the store
of Montgomery Bunk. Mr.. Mont
gomery and Miss Dorothy Dood were
married several weeks ago at Eu-
gene, oregon. Mrs. Montgomery
former home was at Bend. Mr..
Montgomery has host of friends in
this locality all of whom will ex-
tend best wishes for the future hap