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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-05-18
HOTEL ARRIVALS
MIZPAH HOTEL.

w. D. Albright, San Francisco;
Fred C. Price, San Francisco; H. B
Dodd, Fresno; Frank Mason, 10.
Angeles; c. o. Burkert, Manhattan;
Sutherland Murray, Manhattan; w
T. Virgin, Goldfield; F. r. Macl
and wife, Texas; Miss C.. E. Dono
van, Los Angeles; F. RUPERT, Man
haitian; Thos. D. Rogers, Manhat
tan.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-05-18
HANDSOME POSIES
ARE IN DEMAND

Rotholtz brothers yesterday re
ceived q choice shipment of fow-
ers, from one of the leading nor
lists Of San Francisco. The garden
truck did not remain on display
for a very great length of time as
Is usual with the consignments re-
ceived by this firm. 1t is the
intention to receive shipments ev-
cry few days, which will be sent
In by express.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-05-18

Fresh milk and Tonopah
Dairy. II.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-05-18

An ad IA the BONANZA Is sure TO
bring results.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-05-18

Fresh milk and m-Tonopah
Dairy. II.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-05-18

Our want ads bring results.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-05-18
PALACE HOTEL

j. A. McDaid, Manhattan; V. E..
Hughes, Blair; Dave Lewis, city;
Ed Dale, Reno.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-05-18

Try a Bonanza want al.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-05-18

of keys with card
tag. Owner can have same by
calling at this Office and paying
for this ad tt.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-05-18
MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED-A second hand baby
buggy. Enquire at Bonanza of.
fee. stiff.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-05-18

WANTED+Clean cotton rags, with
out buttons; cents a pound.
Bonanza Office.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-08-25

FOR SALE-A REQ Automobile
Runabouf, in good repair. Will sell
cheap for cash or take driving horse
in part payment. Enquire of BERT
ECKERT. 164Ot3s
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-08-25
The Ladies of Alma Invited to Visit the
Free Baking School at the 10 OF. Temple
now Occupied by d. W. Robinson's Car
pet Dept and Meet Miss T. Ring.

To the aides of Alma is extended
a cordial invitation % meet Miss T.
Ring, OF Chicago. and listen TO her
lectures on the "SoieDce of Domestic
ECONOMY " beginning Friday, August
Goth She illustrates her lectures with
interesting baking tests which are sure
to interest Won.
There will be no dread of baking day
after $ cling this expert and receiving
her helpful instructions. She is All ex-
pert IN hr art of babing. as taught by
Ms Sanet Mckenzie Hill, of the wide
~ famed Boston cooking schools, and
has many new and practical ideas that
you are sure to find helpful. The lectures
are free, no charges whatever. Tastes
OF delicious baking will be served to all
who attend, hot from the oven while
you wait. Chairs will be place. so you
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-08-25

may sit in comfort during these talks
and demon S rations. Glasses start
promptly at 2 p. IN. Friday August 26th
Miss Ring uses the wcll-known X g
baking powder in her work. She thinks
it supersor to all others for reasons sho
will explain.
The following dainties will be baked
and served at Fridays, class: White
Mountain cake, Gold Cake, one egg muf.
fins and corn bread
Don't miss attending the Free baking
school. Change each class. Represen-
of tee X Baking Powder will call at
your hone and tell you of its merits
Ask them to show you the Janet Nc
Kenzie Hill cook book. 1t containes the
finest collection of choice recipes ever
complied and is beautifully illustrated
New-York tribune., 1910-04-03
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

-
,-,,to ,,uar.rtaa A. Trust Co to william
JqiGore .isckson to Elizabeth p Toai; $I23 o.
stephen pgncan Duncan + to ro%rei: rpeoepiN 50. 500
Marcus 4 Frank to Laura HelInet a,o all
sigmgnd Kga9s to to slgmgna sig EIs, kra'S 81 anu
Margaret o sage to Russell Sage Founaa'ion'
t.9Iio T2r2orsC1n scbo,emSn 10 Harry Mack 800
Edward ] Moloughney to Megonko hsai'
60: $4,000.
1atme rs 70 TItIs Insurance & Trust Co to Law
yers Mortgage Co 10 mtgs and other prope'"''
Same to same; westchester ave. es4 and $50:
$4,000. o
Rose EnthoVen to Ray HirshbeTg, s@'VoS ,o.
Prudence Fnvent to August Ruf and eno
American Mortgage CO 20 James A Love-
sigmund Tynberg ct al. exrs. to R'chsra
hdL,,S; IaHsveEs Title Insurance and Trust GO TO
LAWYERS Mtg Co: Slo.O1o. 49,. WI
Title Guarantee and trust 20 W anu
son: F::n,Tns FTicSe to Emma w winsate; s1.o7o
William Seitz to Isaac Butler: sz.oWssa ca ooo
Eiettv sherman TO Samuel Newman, Sy,"0'
Samuel Newman to David Silva Sovon zoo
S0und Realty 60 to Peter Alexander: sle''U. l',,
United States Fidelity ana Guarah'ee ~
lam {; Mullissn "a mtgs); 81 - - q,
Jobn VoIz TO Yorkville Bank ts mtzsD .silioa
Frank II Wolf to John Schapps.,; sI,2oyJ, s,,saJ,,.
LAWYERS Mortgage Co TO Daniei Eugseih'e'"'
100000 70. 9, ooo
sanbia sarlpg u Mic Nichols to jesse Nichols; ST.
aHf Sms'n 70 S Pressinger to Adelina Price; 800
same to same; 500. %,
Megonko Realty co to John ] Dillon: 81.
Same TO same; 81 -, s,oo
Abrabam Levy to Banned Freund; siV
Title guarantee and Trust Go to Metropoiitah
So wings Bank: $4,000 ,,...,,a,.e-.
Charles Rubinger to Joseph IL bu''eii"e''
Same to same; s1Oo.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-03
LIS PENOENS.


ALLEN ST. :. I5oe g of stanton st.
"a. 6xs7.6. Isaac CorgIn ast Mitten M sittenHeI8
commissioner partition; Attorney sternberz.
Jacobson & Pollock
JACKSON AVE. W 9. f9s n ~ fs5fh Il
10 2xs5x1s fixsJ: Margaret Hull extrx at
Isabelle y Fielder 81 al foreclosure Of rtz5.
attorney. " Simpson.
PARAMOUNT PL e, % . n - Narrfon
ave. 24xs3 f0x24. txs-s .. Chester I.1T at
Katherine 81 Darmody e al DartitonJ. attorney,
" & De Witt
WILLIS AVE. 4s5. Jennie Freed sgt VIM Z. 7
PidgeOn et al ,foTsCiosuTe Of mtsJ. atf9raer, ;
JacObus.
BETH ST 1T4 West. GiIbert r Hsves azt
Susie Stewart % al foreclosure % rrzi. a.
torusys. Cooper & -BaeT
1ST AVE. ~ =. O. 2 n o. 94th ss. n ssfo1-
Edmond r smith 81 al aGt Nathan Nava=kv =
al foreclosure OF Mtg, attorneys. Wiisor Bar
ker q Wager
I'D AVE 900 TO 40Of. three actions. Van Nor
den Trust 90 agt Alexander ANt et a. fore
closure Of three mtgsJ, attorney W Asnourn,
jr.
18TH ST $50 20 55f west. Van schaicx
Pealty co agt sun Construction 90 specific per
forusnceJ: attorneys. Van SchaicS r BriCe
LOTS 10 to r. block 32s6. Bailey estate prop
srtv. Kuickerboczer Trust Co ast Charles r
Ke1iston Realty 90 foreclosure of m-zis attor-
ney n r. BeIiinger. ir.
ssTH ST. .. 2132 n of Amsterdam ava.
21xfOO4. Fnauuel Menlire sEt Jonas Sparo
ct al foreclosure n MTG. attorney. Bern
New-York tribune., 1910-04-03
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of lenders attorney
APRIL =

with name and address of lenders Attorney
APRIL =
CLAY AVE, W $. 33011 Fl Of 169th st. COX
s. oS. Aug /. 1904: charles Il Thornton ct al
tn John Bnseing ir and ano; $500; attorney
smith WiIliamTon. 3G4 Alexander ave.
CLAY AVE. 1928; April -. lpoS. Ida Ahe,- Me-
man 10 Jennie Kind: $500 20 attorneys 4NS"
ken Brothers 81 Nassau ST
SAME PROPERTY: Oct %. 1905 same 10
Minnie A lndell and ano' $l'2VO' attorney
Thomas Leight
st tCiay ave1. 25xi00: May is. 1901 Maria
Suk to Caroline r Schumacher ct al s-'ooo'
attorney p a Slattery.
CROToNA AVE, e cor of 1929 st. aoZS% X
irrec: March II. 1909 Matilda Sussman to
Caroline Lowerre; S1.400: attorney. Fl Aiieh.
LOT %. map land Of MetrS9pol,idtaaTn. I"nn keal
Estate Association. 25X100. Sept % 1eC' Jonh n
: Matthews and ano to Louise II Bent. sl,oVV'
attorney. Douglas Mathewson, 265 broadway
MADISON AVE wo6s: SO # n Of f5os6Ia S6th St; IT,
7ob- Sfswsrt a, al: $4,000: attorneys.
Philbin. Beekrnan & Meinken. ~ William st.
PROSPECT AVE. $, 2ls.54 # IN, Of f., Home I, al
70 Thomas McIure: S26 400: attorney, Title
CSuarantee and Trust Co. re Broadway
UNION AVE; o. s l4L2 # IN. Of 18Orn Borfmsn si;
Construction Co to Prudential Bond and
Mortgage Co; $. 500: address. 35 Nassau st
UNION SQUARE. 90; Oct 1s. zoos; Twenty
Guarantee Co: So. coo; address 176 Broadway.
UNION SQUARE. %; oct 3 1909; same IN ooo, 10
Bank for Savings in city ~ New lofK' S9oo"'
address 4th ave and 22d st
SAME PROPERTY; June %. 1909; same 70
same - 001. same address
WASHINGTON AVE. e s. 300 # Of Hist st.
5nx1I0: Sent 80. 1905. Albert a Ktrschner TO
Fort.a Horwitz; s.. 100; attorney. d y Barrie
10TH ST. los East: March 2S. 1904: Gustav
Schirner et al to Title Gua rantee and Trust Co.
$50, 000; address, lT6 Broadway
ODD ST : 132 IT W OF 4th ave. 46.9x9S g.
May Il. 1909. Forty East Twenty second street
CO to City Mortgage Co; S210,OO0; address, 10
Wan st.
2STH ST n :. 1854 fl Of 9th ave. 16. 1Ox9s 81
March l. 1865: Edward T Cody to Annie r
Wells; $4,000: attorney, Elw Nollmer, 2S9
Broadway.
S7TH ST s 1O5 Il Of I'd ave. 20x9s Q; Dec
/. 1905, Frederick G Ietsch to John killtan
and ano; $4,000; address. 3l6 East 3Ith st.
163D ST n $. "a # " of Forest ave. 27x6s.4 z ;
March 81. 1903; William Fox to Charles NJ RO-
sonthal; 50. Ooo, address, 100 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1910-04-03
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS
APRIL .


17eTH ST n g. 24e5 ~ OF Anthony ave .
Tnionport Lumber and Manufacturing 20 aet
Mrs John Cronin ct al; Sept 3D. 1so9; slzl 40
SAME PROPERTY: Robert Tratnor agt
Honora v Cronin ct al: Aug IL 1SOJ; Sl-f"o-
5sTH ST. 346 West; Morris Brief ast Eloise
A Frisbie ct al: Jan 7. 1910: 500
TIFFANY ST. cor OF 1880 st: Centra =
tTnion Gas Co egt Spikes Construction 60 et
al: March 81. 1910: $3.50 81
ALDI1S ST, w q between Hoe ave an lie
st: same agt Gaines Roberts Co: Mar 81.
1910: SPA II.
Sd AVE. W g 1902 II OF 171st st: same agt
John Allen Realty Go ct al; March 81. lolV;
SIS 13
BECK ST. " 9, 31o n of Lonswood ave;
same agt Beck Street Realty Co 81 al; March
81. 1910: s25 II.
FRANKLIN AVE. g s. 1925 r. n Of fssth 81 ::
same aGt John o Ball ct al; March 81. 1910;
$50 81.
45TH ST 141 TO 14T West. Alfred r Norton
Co ast Forty-nfth Street Exchange et al.
March 10. 1910; $4,000.
4JrH ST. 2. 20. II OF 7th ave; George r
Gibson G. Co agt Forty nth street Exchange
ct al. March 1s. 1910: s3.5O0
KELLY ST. s. 23o IT Of fs5th ST Harlem
Supply co agt Albert Gerhard ct al; March 2j.
1910; ST3S IS.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-03

JEROME AVE. " $. 2l.9 II OF lo9iH qi =, -, ~
20a IxfT3. Ok irreg: Anderson ave, s. "sai s e.r
Ce 1G0th 81 onS TX f9i. Ok irreg: Dec 3ui uue'
as per bond. sI3. 14o ca; attorneys, Yer PiailCN
Prince. 149 Broadway.
KELLY ST. @ 8 SAB Il OF Lohgwooo or, ~,
David Greenfield to Foxvale Realty CO. s4'VVV'
address IgS broadway.
IONGFELIoW AVE, :, 100 II n OF ln3u ltofn 81 q
noi3,tt 40 rrior ,,,tpl. Feb IA: due oct l. l9iu, y
per cent: so. 800 attorneys Menken BrotheFs' 81
Nassau st.
SAME PROPERTY (prior mtg S2i'oW @ ~
rS an 1,cf 1910 rer cent: same to same
Sl6 500: address. same as above
PARK AVE. 4290 $. 10 Il = OF lis,h t 81. Sc
41x10n Crrior mtg $40 0O0J; April /; due etc. as
ro, to,5. JVfiain II Nfasterson to Henry 'telahd'
Se OnO. attorney G II Brcas. $50 broadway
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. n $: 81 # 5 oi
r;t,doIrh +, Hehe to Rapid Transit subway con
struction 90. $40. coo, attorney. Penf'se ia
a-r,-t trt
New-York tribune., 1910-04-03
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

TTNTOS AVE. :. 2s7 8 2 n - is1st st.
50 6xra5. LAWYERS Title Insurauee and Trust -
loans Weisman & Herman $4,000
BROADWAY. =, 25-Z r n - e3d s-. I5-fX
100: Isidor II Kempner loans Henry Ians-r
SIP go
00T, Ct G : 225 n II of 9Th ave. 75x-. state
peoItv and M0rt gage GO loans Max solomon
$3.50. 000.
INTERVAI.E AVE. ~ cor lE3tn 81 ana
No. = Al Sx1Iq 2x5T- IGxq4 .5x23 2 North
American Mortgage Co loans Intervale Construc-
tiOn co $4,000
EAGLE AVE. :. . = : of Terrace pl. OK
TOO. Title Insurance @ OF New York loans
Thomas MUIIigan Construction 60 S24.oTt
IONGFEIIlOW AVE. 8, 100 q n of 112d 81.
2O0x 100: George 2 Liable loans LonsfelloN con
strIctfOn 90 S16. 800
New-York tribune., 1910-04-03
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
with owners name and address
APRIL q
MANHATTAN.

AMSTERDAM AVE. 1915; for a I sty brk
store 25x45.5: F r Chaser. 20 Manhattan 81,
architect; cost, 81 200; owner. N Larkin. 49s
West 13Oth st
9th ST, 32J and 327 East for a sty brk
stable. 5Ox1oO: p F1nkensieper. 134 Broadway.
Erock1yn. architect $50. 600; owner. ID III Posner.
Boston, Mass.
3uTH ST. go and % West: for sty brk
store and Offices q. 6x56 Q r RI SimOnsOn. 315
5th ave, architect; cost $4,000; owner. A
Jansen. "a West Both ct.
eSTH ST, 24s and $50 West: for a ; sty brk
garage: G n Griebel 2255 Broadway. architect
cost. s44 .Oo0 owner. G a Miller. 81 West 72d 81.
THE BRONX.
NELSON AVE. g. 80 IT So. In south OF 10th
st: for two sty brk tennis. 35. 2x93 and 4txst'
John w Kirby. ASH 5th ave. architect: cost,
500 900; owner. st Francis Realty Co. 80 wall 81
sTEBBINS AVE. W :, 4I54 r. n Of I67th 81;
for a 3 sty brk store and dwg. 54x355; Schaefer
& Jaeger. 461 fremont ave, architects, cost.
sI2 900: owner. Frank a Ten Brock. lS2S Bath
gate ave
for four sty frame dwgs. 2Ox50 George Hof.
IT. 215S Sd ave. architect: cost. $4,000; owner,
Louisa Gate 1876 West 12Jth ST
THERIOT AVE, $. 1Os It Of Gleason ave.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-03
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address of iessee)
April, 9.

1O.1. George q EnzeI to Hotel Lucerne o,n AN
Restanrant Co l3 yrs mos from Jan l. tslo.
toxes etc s35 OO0 TO 100000; ADDRESS, fVoini
11O4 81 Liberty st.
BROADWAY. W $, 25.2 # n Of e3d st; 40 ,o.os 'ss
100. E,ugene Higgins to Henry LANCER sS XIs
t,Cr, Ian I 1910: taxes. etc for first yrs, so'Vp
ieaid, q year. and thereafter by arbitration ad-
dress 2503 Broadway
ESSEX ST. 1874: Elise Hske ct al 70 Micnaei s,'
Terzer New York, and Joseph Frledland. BIook- o1S
iyn. 10 WIS from MAY l. 1910: s4.5o0 and $1,000
address l91 BToome ST.
uIvINCrON ST I54. west store; estate OF
POSE Vein 10 Paul Ullman; 3 yrs from May II
$50: address 154 Rivinston St
ave 50x2On: Wendell Z Nichols. Brookltne
Mass to Anna " II Nichols. Brookhne, Mass;
9i 1.rz from Nav I 1911; taxes. etc, $4,000 TO
SI4 600: address. Room r. 229 broadway
1ooTH ST 3O6 316 and go to $40, story
+.1ennnts: Ida Ashner to Lazar HershoNttz ana
nathan Raynes: yrs from Jan /, 1910; S52'eoo'
address 203 Ave G
10TH ST. 90 West; Hannah TheobaId TO Will VII
lam + Hall and ano: yrs from Apr1l IL ieIV'
81 coo: address SO West 1880 ST.
174TH ST. $40 East 25x1OO; Harry simon 70
: oifs Weinstock ct al: WIS from May l. 1910;
81 900 TO 81 500: address. AIS Sd ave.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-03
ALTERATION PLANS.

30 AVE. 1T0s. TO a , stv 0rE picture s1O~.
etc. {, y Brun I Madison ave. architect. cost.
81 600: owner. ~ Horgwitz AMI several other
pnrsJns. 52g 6th St
1Z5TH ST, f35 and f37 West; 20 n . stv brk
store. > g watson. 2iT West t2Jtn ~. architect.
cost, 5000, owner ~ Horton. 2i3 East 24th u.
THE BRONX.
RICHARDSON AVE. = 2S6 p n ~ Bavches-
ter ave. ? sty frame dwg. - - %. cost $50.
ovner and architect William " Pendeld 7.J
East 242d 81.
22fST ST. 6ss. 2 St. and attic fr1sne store and
dwg. 22x32. Car = Johnson. : East 42I a.
Clay
New-York tribune., 1910-04-03
MECHANICS LIENS
APRIL 2

SD ST. 325 East: Thomas j MCMAHON ast
Mary ] Clark. owner and contractor; $40
fGIST ST 5O7 West: ColweII Lead co agt
5o7 West 1GIs, Street Co. owner; Reynolds &
Mcmahon. contractors: s1.4f6 51-
MADISON AVE. o22; Hans Brockmulier et
AL sgt Ceoefne Campbell owner; Peter Ryan
Building Co, contractor: SfOf.
27TH ST. 235 East: August Bulbig agt sam
,1ei r Rosendorf owner and contractor: Sal -
BROADWAY. 1854 Samuel Mckelyy agt
Valveless Inner Tube Co. owner. Cecli ben N
] Morse supply 60. contractor: sf72
New-York tribune., 1910-04-03

for 2h s.y frame dwg. 2fx57 cost. s3.S0D.
owner and architect Daniel Dillon. 115S TaV-
lOr
! 1eeTH ST 8 >. fOT n Of Nelson ave, ~
two sty frame dwgs, p Gx45; John r kirby,
1s1 9TH ave architect: cost. <1iO00. owner. Ss
Francis Realty Co 90 Wall 81
New-York tribune., 1910-04-03
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
CWith name and address of lenders attorney
Interest 81 unless otherwise stated
MANHATTAN
APRIL. -

AVE A. 162. 25X94 (prior mtg). April |:
yrs ~ per cent: Herman H RiDpr 10
German Savings Bank, $4,000; address 4th
ave- and 1Ith ST.
AVE A. W s. 1O22 q n Of SD 81 - +xS0 TX
irreg: April ] . yrs; Anna Stenger TO Charles
r. nsch; SlGe"o. attviIics. Amend hmrnj,
ia Nassau Et
SAME PROPERTY (prior mtg Sl6.000):
April l; yrs, per cent; same 10 Anna
Amend. $1,000; atJOrneT. same above
BROADWAY. 1851. % 10x94 7x irrcc; lease
hold; Aug u. 1899: yrs, per cent; George
New-York tribune., 1910-04-03

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for Long Island deSd h al lily
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ISLAND RAILROAD. 265 Fifth N. Y
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-11-07

No. 80 got the silver seat at Ar
drons Pool Parlor. Must be removed
in 80 days without fail. ***
William Edmund was in receipt of
a letter Saturday from a business
friend in London, stating that mu-
steal artist and band director had
composed a march entitled ITO We
natchee" This has been prepared
for production in the Hippodrome at
Southampton The piano score has
already been sent to Mr.. Edmund
but he has written for the band
score and on it's arrival here Louis
Crollard will prepare it for produc
ton by the local band.
The last issue of the Lethbridge,
Alberta, News contains a first page
advertisement of two carloads of
Wenatchee apples haying arrived at
that place and being on sale at
local grocery store This year is the
first time Wenatchee apples have in
vaded the Lethbridge territory.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-11-07
Paperhanging done right and at
reduced prices. M. o. Merrill. ***

Paperhanging done right and at
reduced prices. M. o. Merrill. ***
Fay Ardron has gone to Cashmere
to spend several days on business.
Miss Florence E. Williams, who
taught two years on the Entiat, has
taken school on Highland Bench.
ten miles above Chelan.
For the next 10 days l will sell
wall paper regardless of cost. The
stock must be closed out. M. O..
Merrill ***
Glasses fitted. DR.. Zener. Halbert
block. ***
The Women's Home Missionary
Society of the Methodist church will
pack their annual missionary barrel
next Friday afternoon. All parcels
will be wrapped at the home of Mrs.
J. H. Howard, PIT South Mission
st. MRS. J. H. HOWARD.
Tomorrow is election day. Don't
forget that We serve meals at all
hours-night and day. THE Grill"
The S-5-2 Club will meet with
Mrs. Sam r. Sumner tomorrow af-
ternoon at 2:30.
Go to see the new store, on the
new business street. in the new Har
lin block Blodgett's, corner Post
office Court. Your favorite smoke
at Blodgett's New Store. Harlin
Block. corner Postoffice Court. 49,
C. S. Taylor. H. Newell and H. L.
Somers left yesterday by team for
hunting trip in the Moses Lake
country.
Get our prices on glass. Russell
Johnson Co. ***
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-11-07
Now

Notwithstanding the very heavy
plant of fruit trees in our own
nursery and in practically every
other nursery in the northwest,
it now seems apparent that there
will be just as great a scramble
for many varieties as prevailed
last season when, long before
planting time nearly every nur-
sery was out of standard sizes.
The facts are, the stand of
trees in nearly all nurseries is
considerably less than last year,
and the demand keeps on apace.
Instead of a rs to 80 per cent
stand, such as was common last
year, many blocks today show SO
per cent or less.
In our own case we planted
more than twice the trees we put
in in 1909, so Notwithstanding
the less percentage we still have
trees to sell in most varieties.
However, it's not wise to wait. If
our salesman fails to see you at
once, drop us a line.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-11-07

Washington, Nov. 7.-Election day
weather is forecasted by the United
States weather bureau N a. special
bulletin, as follows:
Indications for Tuesday are rains
in Washington, Oregon, Idaho, wes-
tern Montana, northern California
snow flurries in Great Lakes region,
northern New York and probably
New England. All other parts of
the country the weather will be
fair No unusual temperature con-
ditions are probable in any portion
of the country"
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-11-07
BRIEF CITY NEWS.

Rev. o. w. Mintzer, superintend-
ent of the Columbia River district of
the Methodist church. has shipped
his household goods from Spokane
and from this time on Wenatchee
/ will be his home.
Special dinner and supper tomor-
row, election day at the Great Nor
thern Hotel A real home place and
home cooking. ***
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Kidd left on
Wednesdays boat for Wenatchee
where they will make their future
home. Mr.. Kidd still has interests
serves the right to return here In
in this community and says he re-
the future and make his home with
us again. Mr. and Mrs. Kidd are
estimable people and have a large
circle of friends who will regret to
have them bridgeport Re
publican.
We have made special prepara-
tons for meals on election day to-
morrow. Open day and Might've
never sleep. The Grill" ***
H. O. Stechau came in from Sc
attic yesterday and will remain sew
eral days. The object of this trip
is to prepare the matter for small
advertising circular which the Com
mercial Club will have published.
Invest your money with the Pa
cific Building & Loan Association
They guarantee seven per cent. See
Special Agent j. W. Nee at Hotel
Wenatchee. ***
The Board of Trustees of the We
natchee Commercial Club met this
afternoon for a short business ses-
sion. Among other things to be
transacted was the selection of a
delegate for the live wire convention
which is to be held in connection
with the National Apple Show at Spo-
kane
We will keep your piano in tune
for one year for $500. All work
guaranteed. SHERMAN, CLAY CO.
%**
Collections, typewriters and sup
plies. w. s. Belser, Columbia VAL
ley Bank bldg. Phone 3135. $40
P. D. Sutor spent several days last
week in Waterville. While there he
attended the Poindexter rally Satur-
day night and states that Poindex-
ter was well received by the Big
Benders
Special dinner and supper tomor-
row, election day, at the Great Nor
thern Hotel. A real home place and
home cooking. So"
Wall Paper, sc double roll and
up at Merrill's Paint & Paper Store,
35 North Wenatchees Ave. $50
Tom Atkinson and Louis Swanson,
both of Entiat, leave probably about
Wednesday with shipment of ap-
rles from the Wenatchee Fruit Grow
ers' Association en- route to Chica
go. Mr.. Swanson expects to spend
&c winter in the east but Mr. At
kinson will return IN a short time.
Don't worry your wife tomorrow.
It's election day. Fat a. our house.
We are open day and night. 'The
Grill" 49,
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irons Tickets for the Society Ladies'
Minstrels yet, be sure and buy them
at once from any of the leading
stores. These ticekts can be ex-
changed for reserved seats at the
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Wenatchee Theatre Tuesday starting
at 9 o'clock
The regular box office sale will
open Wednesday morning at the
theatre
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ADVICE ?, ICE. TO @. GROWERS

On dCCUUHt Oh IUSS OItUH caused Uy
freezing weather in the mountains,
it is requested by the management of
the Fruit Growers Association that
their members finish their hauling
not later than Nov Is. After said
date, Association will not assume
responsibility should losses occur.
&as
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FOUND.
BOXING GLOVES.
TEAM WANTED.

WANTED-Young team, weight
about 1850 pounds. Address Voss
Bros, Wenatchee, Wash. 11-9