The Filer record., January 01, 1920, Image 9

About The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930

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We Wish Youa Happy
New Year
If you are interested in a Winter and
early Spring Coat, we would like to show
you the te\s we have left.
1 hese are all good styles and best
materials and we are making exceptionally
good prices on them.
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Groceries Always Ready
C. A. LOVE
General Merchandise
We Wish all
Our Friends and
Patrons a
Happy and
Prosperous
New Year
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Oneof thesweet
est experiences of
life is that we can
give and receive
friendship day after
day, year after year.
In the full spirit
of this sentiment
we wish you a very
Happy New year
and a new record
of Prosperity in
1920 .
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Arthur E. Anderson
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THE FILER RECORD.
A bahr hoy arrived at the home of '
Vl. and Mrs, Frtkme Joues on
Christmas day.
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Mi and Mrs Karl Cantmuck. living
c..st of town are the parents of a haby j
hoy. horn Friday
Louie Burk, an old time Filer reai- }■
dent, was visiting here Wednesday M
Burk and family are living in i H
Mr
Liim berly.
Kora A seven pound boy arrived at
! the home of Mr. and Mrs. V. M. iiar -j
, herls, Saturday.
Born to Mr. and -Mrs. Robert Lee, j
New Yeais Kve, a boy.
( lirlslmas Fve Mr and Mrs J, U
Andrews are the parents of a baby
j girl born Wednesday.
fine» Last Harry Woblaib. living
w< 31 of Filer lias gone to bis old
anine al At ton. Iowa Ml Wuhlail. ; *,
..ill rwurn in u fc* weeks after visit 1 **
tilg al Crest on, luwu.
tvery man In the entire Filer
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j rou it try I» lutl(t»U to Hit* Mk
(.H-TokHIht uirHliiit of Um* Filer J
t (iiuiiit-rrlul Club Tuesday evening, J*
Speeches. pi »gram and a feed! Be
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In Kssl K. It. Waltz und family
..to visiting friends in Creafon, Iowa
.luring the Christmas holidays.
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Will Ue Last William Parshiw
altogether with his mother, experts to j
I leave at the end of the week for s
visit at their old home at Millvale 6
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. Itelurn to liillings Hr. and Mrs
I I). A. Sbintr and -family, of Hillings |
j Mont., who have been spending the j
holidays ut the home of Mr and Mrs |
W. I*. Shinn, returned to their home |
I Tuesday.
Visiting Here Mr A. N England j
ml daughter of .Sentinel Hutte, North
Dakota, and Miss Mary Mugur. sis
ters of Mrs. A. I). Maitland and Mrs
W. A. Shear are visiting here during
'he holidays.
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Daughter Home Miss Thelma Sheui ■
j who is attending Sacred Heart mad j
i emy at Ogden, Utah, spent the holt r
days with iter parents. Mr. and Mrs j
W A. Shear.
/era Weather W. II. Chase and
loudly have returned from a mom It 's |
tiell with relatives at Thornton, la
they report the east as having gone
through a siege of cold weather with I
muc h snow, and the Chases were glad !
to get liurk to sunny southern Idaho, j
! (.nest of Wllllatiis Miss Nona Fin
ey. who has heeti visiting for lin I
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last tew- days al lire home of Mr. |
; M.l Mrs. William Ciraham in Twin*'
' Culls, is spending (be remainder ol
he Cliiislmas vacation at Hie S. K
illiumn ram li aorili of town
Helnrns to OH Field J. 0. Noggle.
who lias been here several weeks
ilralghitening up Imsiness matters,
I et timed to Fdmiind, Oklu., yesterday,
where be is heavily interested in the
> il well business. Most encouraging
reports are coming from this Oklu
lioma oil project and Mr Noggle's
judgment as an expert oil man ia
• \iilt utly ludng more IbuR justified
by Ibo results already obiained on
Ins valuable property.
With Her Parents Miss Gladys
' oggle, who I« a student in the Twin
Falls high school is spending the ho
idays with lier parents on the Nog
tie ranch west of Filer. Misa Noggle
will enter the senior class of the
h:gh school whan she takes up her
Indies Monday
Enjoyable Dance Tuesday The
Night dancing club entertained de
lightfully this week at the I O O K
bull, il being the final dam e for tie
1919 season. About forty couples at
fended the affair Tuesday night half
of those present being guests of the
club members. Dainty refreshments
were served al eleven o'clock Music
was furnished by the Pease orchestra
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Dinner Party Mr tr.d Mrs. R. A
Reynolds were hasts at a dinner parly
served Chriatmai dav at the Hoof (iar
den cafe, to Mr. and Mrs. Charier
Reynolds, of Buhl. Mr. and Mrs K. C
Pierce and son Wellington, of Baric),
Walter Si hold and family of «'asile
ford. George Reynolds and Ted Os
good.
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(«und Pli lures Here At the Qcm
theatre Saturdav the picture. "Men,
Women and Mon -y" is the title rf tte
photoplay to be shown On Monday
com-** Lila Lee in "CruUe Haiti. Be
ller-. " The big Darb; W. G-'ffith
special "Little Women" la billed for
neat Thursday night, with "Come On
In" the picture for the following Sat
jrday. January 26 and 27 are the dates
set for the fiemen's benefit. "Back to
God's Couutr*'' will be tte name of the
picture shown. This is said to be one
of the finest pictures out. Complete
lotalis wlil be announced next week.
Better Than Medicine.
Remember that medicine Is. for most
part, nothing but the substitute of ex
ercise and right thinking. And It does
not take a great deal of etther right
thinking or fresh air to enable yon to
throw off any ordinary symptom of
Dines«. AH that is necessary I» for
y.»c to hold in yonr mind the thought
that yon arc both healthy and cheer
fal.
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A most Happy and
Prosperous
New Year
to our many friends
and patrons is
the wish of
The
Filer
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A Special Showing
of shoes at special prices
All worth much more money
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1 Lot Failles.' shoe*, Black kid, Military
heel». English last at $5 and 6
1 Lot Lillies'shofs, (iun Mela!,
Military heels, English last at $ 4 and 6
1 Lot Ladies'shoes, Brown, Military
heels, English last $5, 5.75 and 6.50
1 Lot Ladies' shoes, Black kid, Cuban
heels, $6.50'and 7.
1 Lot 1.adit s'shoes, Black kid,
French heels $5.00, 6.00, 6.50, 7.50, and 8.50
1 Lot Ladies' shoes. Brown, French
heels, $6.50, 7.50 and 8.50
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1 J.ot Men's shoes, Gun metal
hutton. $4
1 Lot Men's shoes. Gun metal
Bluchcr, $5.00, 6.75, and 7,50
1 Lot M on's rhnes. Brown,
tO 75, 7.50 and 8.50
1 Lot Men's shoes. Brown,
$4.00, 5.00 and 0.00
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Complete lines of Rubbers, Winter Footwear, Slip
pers and hosiery. Dry Goods, Furnishings—Groceries
Filer Mercantile Co
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E. A. MANN, Manager