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!♦ fkff m\ jjl Si Ijg I a| j 9 E I ij| js j 9 ; life I S ! 91 Üb ! LADIES' SUMMER r <7 SWEATER COATS / /*■? 1 sX SLIP-OVERS & VESTER COATS ¥ ay* >!iil Embracing new colors and style effect, priced \ $3.50 to $10.00 V I II JL. NEW AUTO and SPORT HATS and CAPS and and Exclusive Styles for late Spring Summer. protected against moisture, usual variety of attractive models, priced Cravenette finished An un Ü $4.00 $1.75 $2.50 $3.00 to $ 1.00 i- - ■ / •i FALL CREEK MERCANTILE CO I DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT Local Briefs Are you registered at Oliver & Mc Kown's for their fishing contest? Day old baby chicks for sale by W. H Dock. Load your kodaks with Ansco film. 4-18tf —Star Music Co. w Calico 10c—Golden Rule. ® • Day old baby chicks for sale by W. j H Dock. "Tackle fit for fishing'' at Oliver & McKown's. A beautiful display of Gypsy heads i 4-25 : I ! at Coleman's. The latest fad. Outing Flannel 19c. Golden Rule. Captain and Mrs A. M. Ley are Po atello visitors today. ; ! Day old baby chicks for sale by W. 1 Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Hoon of Malta spent the week end in American Fall* t H Dock. Wm. G. Phoenix of Pocatello was a business visitor here Thursday. ho L. D. Atkins was among those took in the Flying Circus at Pocatello Friday. for auto and Co., 4-23 Overalls $1.49 at the Golden Rule. See those new hats street wear. -Fall Creek Merc. Dry Goods Depi. - Fred Walworth who is employed In ; the express service stopped In Amerl- i ' an Falls today. i Save money, trading at Golden Rule. 1 r NOTICE car. WISH to announce to the public that I have moved across the street into the Furrier Building, next to Sparks Meat Market and will continue in the same lines of business. ! i to i of of I ■ 1 - and Second Hand Goods bought sold in connection. WALTER LaRUE f Better Known as " SHORTY" * Vanity Fair Silk Underwear—Lux glove silk—for sale at Fall urious _ Creek Merc. Co., Dry Goods Dept. 4-25 .-—^ All the popular music sung at the ] Mutt & Jeff show will he found at 1 4-25 I Colemans. Straw Hats 10c Up.—Golden Rule. j ! Miss Bertha Zimmerman who is I teaching in Idaho Falls this year spent Sunday In the city. Mrs. W. S. Newton and sons, Wal- , lace and Gerald, left Tuesday evening • for an extended visit with her parents j at Stavfield, Oregon. Thread 4c at the Golden Rule. i : The Court House received a new coat 1 I of paint on the outside woodwork this ! week. The inside has been kaisomined and re-decorated also. ' j # ; Ladies' silk hose, all colors at the ! Golden Rule. E. J. Brandt of Tripp, S. D„ is vis- ! Ring his brother, John J. Brandt, man-1 1 ager of the Nibley-Channel Lumber Co. The Star garage this week brighten ed up the front of their garage by re painting it. painted. The Sign was also re Mrs. G. I Isaacs and J. P. Melhoff's mother of Neeley are visiting friends and relatives in American Falls this week, Oil Cloth 39c.—Golden Rule. has been sick with W. C. Shade wl ; the flu for several weeks at the Beth i any Deaconess hospital is now able to i he out and around again 1 "Percale 15c.—Golden Rule ho $50. and of Of All kinds of Misses' and children's hats at the Golden Rule. Fredrick's shoe shop received A ] fresh coat of grey paint the latter part 1 of last week, thereby improving its I appearance. Captain and Mrs. A. M. Ley were j Friday visitors to Pocatello w here they took in the Flying Circus of the Vlc ! tory Loan. I Last Friday American Kails was nearly deserted, almost all of the res idents having gone to Pocatello to see the Flying Circus. ^FOR ' , Spring is really here, judging from the displays of men's straw hats to be seen in the windows of the various clothing stores. 1 Mr D. It. Jeffries left the first of the ' week for McCammon where he expects ; to be busy for the next, three months j putting up some houses ! O. It. Itauni left Thursday morning ^ for Evanston, Wyo.. in response to a telegram stating that hi* brother had been killed. No further particulars* were given Mr. and Mrs. N. C. Nelson have as their guest this week their niece, Mrs. 240 Mrs. Ellason before Ronald Eliason. her marriage last June was Miss Mar ietta Esmonde Ilotto, daughter of Mrs. Victor John B 0 U 0 of New Orleans, La. and a very prominent member of the younger set in that city Ronald Ellason are guests temporarily Mr. and Mrs. of Mr. Eliason's parents at their ranch home near Rockland, Ida. The barn belonging to J. Degg who lives west of American Falls was to 1 3 tally destroyed by tire Sunday night. The origin of the tire- it unknown. All his harness, ten eons of wheat hay and two c*>wa were also destroyed. The loss Is estimated at $2,500 with no insurance. Mr. Degg was lx town Monday and bought lumber and ma terlal for a new barn from the Nibloy Channel Lumber Co. Henry Ellason who has been nine miles aouth of American Falls ; and who had a sale April fifth left Tuesday morning for Jefferson, Ore , cate. They will drive through in their where he and the family expect »0 lo- j car. Resolutions. WHEREAS, It has been seen tit to ! call Mrs. John Staley, a member of | i our chapter, of the Crystal Red Cross, to ihe Great Beyond, it has beeu*unan imously agreed that a copy of these resolutions should be sent Mr. Staley and a copy recorded on the minutes i of t*< local chapter: RESOLUTIONS, that in the passing of Mrs Staley a conscientious member and an untiring worker has left our ■ midst. - Tha the local Chapter extend tj Mr. St a U-y, the bereaved husband, to tin- son and daughter, its heartfelt sympathy. By order of the Committee of Cryn -tl Red Cross. MRS CHARLES CONNELLY MRS W C SNYDER. MRS JOHN KELLOGG ! f n. s. Le TIUK CARD. Eastbound, Ar. .7:26 a.m. No. 6 _2:16 a.m. Westbound, Ar. No. 83 No. 19 „-12:10 p.m: No. 18 . 9:45 a.tn No. 6 .. No. 17 .2:25 p.m. No. 4_.7:18 pjn. „6:26 p.m. No. 34 —3:20 pjn. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ * * RKD CROSS NOTES ♦ + ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ *********** Even though the war has ended the Red Cross work has not. The local chapter has on hands a large supply of sock yarns which must be knit up Those who do not knit, if there are any now , can be supplied with refu gee garments. There is a certain amount of work required from each chapter and it would be better to get it out of the way before the warm weather sets in. PIGS GET INTOXICATED Fed Upon Great Quantifie* of Rlod and Corn Maah. Reports that a herd of pigs was acting In an unseemly manner on a hog ranch near Auburn, Wash., led to an investigation by county authori ties and federal sleuths who are trail ing liquor law violators. The porker* were found to be In an Intoxicated condition, some of the herd being clos* to the stage when cerise striped *e bras, azure-blue baboons and Nile green ant eaters might have caused unrest In the pens. The condition of the herd was found to have been due to the pigs having been fed vast quantities of rice and corn liquor mash, which had been dumped from vats when an ndjolnlng farm had been raided and Japanese were found to be operating a whisky still In n wholesale manner. A veterinary was summoned to as sist the pigs through the hangover stage. .j--...«. . Sperm Whale In Monterey Bay. The first sperm whale found on the Pnctflc coast In -40 yenrs was discov ered in Monterey hay by rock cod fishermen, who found the carcass otT Point Pinos. The fishermen reported | that the whale—which was 05 feet long—had been killed by a species of dolphin called the "killer." Its tongue i had been eaten out. The whale was towed In and sold to n Los Angeles , fish company, and ten barrels of case oil were obtained from Its head. Profit in Coyote Hide*. With coyote hides bringing $10 each, William Smlek of Weld county, Colo rado, has made almost ns much this winter hunting as he did this summer from his dry ranch. The other day ho marketed five hides for more than ' $50. They brought his total up to 45 and In addition he has sold a nombej j? of skunk skins for $4 apiece. T Of skunk skins tor $4 apiece. I*. .!♦ ♦ ♦ CLASSIFIED ADS ♦ FOR SALE—Early cabbage plants, also later, cauliflower, tomato, pep per and celery plants.—J M Spuck - 4-25 man, Twin Falls, Idaho ♦ ♦ ^FOR SALE One of the best busll. 'ss 4 ' lots in city. Owner in east needs money badly.—Will sell cheap If at once. Terms: Cash down $150, 4 balance 5 years, 7 per cent interest All cash » per cent discount.- -Wones Mortgage Loan Corporation 4-25t3 ♦ FOR SALE, TRADE OR RENT—Mod ern 5-room house in Riverside ad Will consider good auto mobile—Inquire of John J Brandt. 4 26tf diliuu ; LOST Saturday, April 5, between American Falls and Yale a suit ^ case. Finder notify H. R. Ellis, Burley, Idaho, or leave at Power City Garage FOR SALB! — Plymouth Rock Eggs, $1 for fifteen.—Mrs. S. H McCullough. 240 ACRES—land for sal*, partly Im proved, 2>A miles from American Fall» M. M. Newman, 914 Leaven worth St., Manhattan, Kan. 1-31-tf FOUND Large hand bag. Owner can have same by calling at Press office, identifying bag and paying for this advertisement. 4-25 , WANTED Girl for general house work on fatal, Inquire at Press office 4-11-18-25. pd. FOR SALE -Six mules, two tiorseB. 1 5-inch Mitchell wagon, 1 3-bottom John Deer plow 12 inch, 1 single disc, 3 double sets harness. Lease on 720 acres, art In wheat and rye. W. N. Downey, one mile west of Pauline, Idaho. - IMPORTED SHIRE STALLION for sale. Weight about 1900. Can be seen at Winona Stock Ranch. 1-Sltf living ; poll RENT -Good house, with gar den, in fine location. Inquire of E W Cronkhlte , j for RENT—400 3-28 4-t acres of choice wheat land in good eectlon. Phil brick Greenwood Corp. 3-28-41. FOR SALE Cottage in Riverside ad dition cheap; or will rent same to parties who ences.— H. C burg. Kansas | !_ 'WANTED TO BUY—Good second hand ! piano—Inquire at. Press office ;-- FOR TRADE—For town property or stock. 150 acres good farm land; good well And buildings. west of Aberdeen. Inquire of Citas Schroeder. American Falls, Ida.4-18*4 1 give good refer rother, R. 7, Pitts 4-18t3 :.V, 3 mil es ! STRAYED Bull calf yearling No brand Jersey; not a full blood Finder notify Chris Kaut, American I Falls. Idaho., 4-25tf WANTED—a good reliable married man to work on ranch west of town, without family preferred. Call or write to the Pres* office FOR SALE Two new Peoria drills, 18-7, $60 each; 10 per cent off for cash ; one three section 18-foot Western land roller, $125 cash. Will deliver in town to purchaser. 4-4-tf. F R. Meadows *X \n) 1 'll $ Formai X o Opening m Thanks to our many friends, we have outgrown our present quarters. Our business has steadily increased and we are compelled to take larger space. On and after Monday, April 28th, we will be'located in the Durkee building, two doors north of our present location. With more room we will have a larger and better display of merchandise. We cannot have better goods but will have a more complete assortment, and will continue our reputation for honest and straightforward dealing. We invite all of you to visit the new store at our opening on MONDAY, APRIL 28th. Each lady will be presented with a Carnation. ? 'J Colemans Jewelers and Optician» * t m Tbe HALLMARK Store ^ ' - ___— - "■» * » + UUAUtUH ♦ # _WK SPECIALIZE IN Tea, Coffee, Spices, Extracts and Baking Powder ♦ ♦ ML UEO. A. WILSON Palmer Graduât* CHIROPRACTOR + ♦ ♦ ♦ * I'hcne 7-W. Wmkw Bldg. ♦ ♦ ♦ **************** ♦ + 44-44444>4«4*«** ♦ « ♦ UK. A. LaMOTHK I» EN TINT Wo*m Hallillag ♦ l-■- ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦•♦♦ Aaaa aaaae* * B18NEL A BAUM ll*********** !^ Lawyer* U* Schmidt Building "L" 11 j A£i »14 American Fall* I ßeedla* ♦ Physician and Surgeon ♦ 44 4 4 t ♦♦♦♦♦♦ Office. Won«* Bldg. * , America! Fall* : : Hak« %' fpffTTTWW* ♦**♦♦♦*♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ MATRICE n, Law,., — ♦ Door North Evan* State Bau ****************** * American Fail* ♦ ♦ Grand Union Store ♦ ! ♦ ***J* ************ NIXT TO FO8T0FFICR ♦ : < ♦ r. 1 * « K. F. NOTH, H. D. Office Schmidt Building G***.....**.»..».! ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ . American Kail* Idafc* « 1 1 f ♦ V rjU'-L L C,' 3d if Gel ¥/ VJ •a*' \y Box Your Druggist Good to Remember HhR TO-NIGHT Tomorrow Alnirht Paste In Your Hat If you want high grade fishing tackle go to Oliver & McKown's FALLS PHARMACY BRIST THE NEW LAWN GAME The BRIST Boomerang, with which Brist is played will go down in history as the most wonderful novel invention of the age. Anyone can, with but little practice, do with it such incredulous things, that were you to have appeared among your friends for half an hour's entertainment a century ago, you would have been tried and convicted of witchcraft. The BRIST Boomerang can be thrown through the air in a horizontal line, making a perfect curve or cir cle of from thirty to one hundred feet in diameter, returning with complete accuracy to the thrower. It may be completely thrown around a house. It may be thrown under a train of cars and made to pass out on the opposite side, curve upward and return to throw er over top of the train. * Don't associate ihe BRIST Boomerang with any oth er Boomerang which you have ever read or heard about. Boomerangs 25c, 40c, 50c Howland's Variety Stere