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Tables
Fifth Gallery,

$50 styles-small tables, centre tables,
tables with drawers, kidney shaped writing
tables, chest table. revolving top card
tables. Pl-in and carved lines. straight
and curved, pedestal bases. square. claw.
scroll or spade feet. In mahogany veneer,
tuna, walnut and o~ak-golden to wealth
cred. August Sale prices range - to
STAT. so.
Fifth Gallery.
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For the Hall

100 s~tylcs-hall stands and glasses,
SEATS and racks, side chairs, mirrors
with racks, arm chairs, benches. box
seats and lids-in' mahogany, golden
oak and Cathedral oak. August Sale
prices RANGE 81 to SITS.
Fifth ond Seventh Gallerico.
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At ~S7.50-Special quality black silk jer.
sey petticoats, with messaline iounce.
White messaline petticoats. whose hounces
have festoons of flowers in lavender, yellow,
blue and rose pink.
Cotton Petticoats. Special skirts OF black
satcen, with plated ~fiounce. 81.
Black feather silk skirts at $3.50, $l.75 and
81.
Petticoats OF black halcyon cloth, $2.2S
and $3.50.
Other petticoats have wool jersey tops, with
sateen flounce and elastic band at waist. IS.
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House Desks

1875 styles-Secretaries, hat-top desks
and drop lid desks. Some with secret
drawers. Of oak. birch. mahogany. tuna.
maple, walnut and white enamel. Some
beautiful Period desks. with inlaid deco
rations. August Sale prices range $3.50
to $500.
Fifth Gallery,
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For the Bedroom

IS styles Of bedroom suites.
so styles Of wood bedsteads.
1856 styles of brass bedsteads.
IL styles Of brass cribs.
~ styles Of white enamel bedsteads
and steel cots.
20 styles white enamel cribs and
youths bedsteads.
20 styles white enamel sanitary
steel wash stands and costumers.
265 styles of bureaus.
285 styles OF ~chiffonicrs.
LAG styles Of toilet tables.
26 styles of mems wardrobes.
4 styles Of trousscau chests.
Sizes OF suites vary from 2 to ID pieces.
Wide choice Of woods-mahogany. satin
wood, prima-vera, tuna. Circassian wal
nut, satin walnut, birch, golden oak,
national oak. bird's-eye maple. Also
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Hall Clocks

~ styles - hour strike, monastery
Westminster OF Wilmington chimes.
Mission, Sheraton and Colonial styles.
in oak and mahogany. August Sale
prices range $ll to $3.50.
Fifth Gallery.
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revolving book stands, tea wagons, fern
dish stands. candlesticks. book blocks,
waste baskets, drop.leaf tables. jewel
cases, paper boxes, stools, hassocks, mir
rors. telephone stands. August Sale
prices range 81. so to $54. Fifth Gallery.
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August Sale prices range .$lio to
$4,000. Sixth Gallery.
Dining Room Chairs

257 styles = Chippcndale, HeppcI-
white, Sheraton Elizabethan. kenil-
worth oak and Colonial and modern
art designs Seats Of wood, cane and
upholstered leather. brass studded.
Some with leather backs August Sale
prices range 81 for a single chair to
SllO for a set Of six side and two arm
chairs seventh iallcry.
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First Annual "PaCket" Sale of Silks
Comprising Ten Thousand Packets of
SATINS and VEIVETS
In Dress Lengths, Waist Patterns. Innings and Short Ends Useful for Trimming
lso $3.50 Yards of Silks and Satins in the Piece at Remnant

Every packet holds a real "plum'-a fine silk dress
length. a desirable waist length, or a choice odd length
for trimming, aWay below Ohat it was euer before
priced! Yes, even lower than the prices that made our
July silk sale a sensation.
1t is for your greater convenience in seeing and choosing
and being served that we have arranged these silks in
packets. They are folded and tied, but they are not
covered Nth paper. You sec Just what you buy. you
see the yardagc and former price and present price plainly
marked.
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These silks will all be classified
and placed on separate tables
black silks, evening silks, street
silks, and so on, in order that our
customers may quickly find what
they seek. The total of 100, 900
yards will be placed on sale at
SIS tomorrow morning.
Rotunda, Main floor, Old Building.
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More Good ews!---ImportantSa Sale ofPetticoats

With messaline ~fiounce, $3.50 and s. and
$6.75 extra quality.
Third floor, Old Building.
In the Basement
Taffeta silk petticosts, in ~changeable and
plain colors and black. $3.25.
Special S. petticoats nj fancy striped and
plain taffeta.
Cotton pctticoats of black cotton moreen
and black sateen. with plated ~fiounce, 85c.
At $l-skirts Of black sateen. with printed
border Of white in fiounce. Skirts with cotton
jersey top and satcen fiounce.
Basement, Old Building.
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The Broad Field for Choice
More Than 1000 Styles

Taking in every kind Of good furniture for every room
in any housekeeping the kitchen.
In some instances many articles of a pattern. In
others only one or two. 1t will be advantageous, therefore.
to shop carly.
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Every Brass Bedstead in the
Sale Guaranteed for
Five Years

Yet prices begin at Safeguarding up to S4oo. And they are the
lowest priced good brass bedsteads ever sold anywhere the makers
of good beds have lowered prices to US to overcome the cheap.
TRASHY beds now flooding the market.
Where round tubing is used in Wananaker beds it is steel tubing,
sheathed with proper gauge Of sheet brass, i0ckjointed. Where
square tubing is used it is of proper weight to lend strength to the
bed.
16l styles of brass bedstesds. Sale prices ST. so to $500.
IL styles Of brass cribs. Sale prices SIS to $50.
Bedaesds include the Bungalow style in tubular and square posts Regulation
range of Period designs, demipoters and four posters. Seventh Gallery.
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Colonial Sofas and Suites

40 styles - mahogany, solid
veneered. upholstered in silk plush. hair
cloth, damasks. tapestries and panne
velours. August Sale prices range $50
to $l0O.
Fifth Gallery.
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Five Thousand Dress Lengths of
Silk and Chiffon

Five Thousand Dress Lengths of
Silk and Chiffon
in lengths Of from five to thirteen yards, each
packet containing a fuH dress pattern. These
are scasonablc silks of every nameablc va
riety and Of regular SOC to SIS a yard quality.
They are packeted at the rate of 25c to $3.50
a yard. Numbers Of scasonable shoppers
will get dress patterns worth SIP. so and SIS
for $3.50; for OF So so and 81 silks at zoe a
yard there are quantities. Earliest shoppers
Of all will even get $40 and s25 dress patterns
for $3.50.
The Other Five Thousand Packets
Comprise Short Ends
And are to be sold at l0c, l5c, 25c, 35c and
Soc a packet, practically regardless of carly
yardage price. One-half. ~thrce-quartcrs and
one yard lengths of imported and domestic
silks, satinsc, hiffons and crepes, whose regular
selling price was $l.so to SIS yard.
One Thousand Short Ends of In
ported Silk VelpetS at zoe Each
Quarter yard lengths of velvet that sells
for $l.50 to IS yard. Black and all colors.
Embryo collars and cuffs and smart trim
mings.
Besides all these packets of odd lengths
and dress patterns there arc
700 Dress Patterns of Fine DOmes-
tic FOulardS at $I.25 Yard,
Worth $3.50 to $3.50
Border-d and otherwise. IS and 46 inches
wide. Presenting dress patterns worth SIS
to $27. for $3.50 a pattern.
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BEDDING

Mattresses, Springs, Pillows, BoLsters
Six grades Of WanaInaker Mattresses-by reason Of the purchase
OF 10000 lbs. of hair at a concession-wil be sold at lessened prices
during the August Furniture Sale
Full size mixed hair mattresses, $2, Box springs regularly $ll, will b
regularly SO. sold at $3.50.
Full size mixed hair mattresses s4. Box springs. regularly SIC. will be
regularly $18. sold 1t S3.
Full size mixed hair mattresses, SO, Four grades Of wire syringe viii b.
regularly $40. Especially priced.
Full size black South American hair nu-..
mattresses, SIS, regularly $l TH"OU
Full size Gray South American hair 20 Z 80 in, selected eeese feather,
mattresses, SIS, regularly $22. lS185, regularly S225.
Full size, 40 lbs, black drawing hair "a Z 81 In, selected eeeee feath0e,
mattresses, sA, regularly $50. l$265. regularly $3lS.
All Wanamaker bedding is made to order in the sanitary, hygienic
workrooms in the New Building. Seventh Galley.
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And any of them is unrolled and spread open yard by
yard for the purchaser.
Every yard is perfect unless otherwise stated.
Every silk fabric you can name is epresented-foulards
crepe de chimes, surahs. neur de sole, messalines, pongees,
chiffons, silk voiles, liberty and duchesse satins, taffetas,
wash silks-please name over to yourself the entire silk
list.
All the fouIayds are watey.spot proof unless other.
Uise stated. Many of them are bordered. All the
silks are this seasons and most of them are equally next
seasons.
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And These Other Silks and Satins
by the Yard
Faille Crepe in black and ivory, "a inches
wide, at $1.85, instead Of So. The same,
40 inches wide. at $1.85, instead of $3.50.
Black Crepe Meteor, - inches wide, s.
quality for $l.S5. Heavier than previous
Offering at same price.
Black Crepe Meteor. 10 inches wide.
$2.25 quality for $l.35.
Black Crepe de Chine. at $3.50 q yard,
worth S. and S.. This 10 46-inch and a.
inch width.
Black Mousseline Satin, a. inches wide.
at $2.25, instead Of $3.50 yard.
Black Satin Duchesse, SO inches wide. at
$3.50, instead Of So q yard.
Plain Black Satin, SO inches wide. at CSC,
instead Of 81 so.
Silk-and.wool Bayadere, in white and
lavender, a. inches wide. at $3.50. instead
Of 81 yard,
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II0Hr CAR LINES REACH THE STORE
DIRKCTLT ON THE SUBWAY
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Summer Furniture

$50 styles willow, reed. fibre. rush. maple, rustic cedar and crx
Finished in natural shdlac, white enamel green enamel, snvr gray and forest
August Sale price range. Csc f1a lawn sGtee o 500 fora rustccedar summe
house. Seventh Gallery
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Border-d and otherwise. IS and 46 inches
wide. Presenting dress patterns worth SIS
to $27, for $3.50 a pattern.
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NOTICE-If desired.
arrangements can b.
made to hold goods for
delivery on or before
October LIST.
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Begins Tomorrow, August First

THERE'S a stiffness like that in the air
before the nor easter rips loose.
Seven thousand samples of furniture
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Mission Furniture

800 styles-pieocs suitable for any room in the house.
Spanish feathers. August Sale prices range $3.50 to sos.
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Quarter yard lengths of velvet that sells
for $l.50 to IS yard. Black and all colors.
Embryo collars and cuffs and smart trim
mings.
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Fifth Gallery.
The Washington times., 1911-07-21

Sc Shaving Soap, 2 for &c
williams Quick and Easy
Shaving Soap, round cakes, sold
II regularly at SC each. from to
o'clock ut TWO for Sc.
csc "Mum," 15c
Regular 25c Jars Of Num-" the
| well-known deodoraut cream, de-
stroys the odor Of perspirstion.
s to l at lie jar.
Sc Chewing Gum, 2 for &c
Regular Sc packages Of Adams &.
Pepsin Or WrigieY's Spearmint
Chewing Gum. from to 1 at
TWO for SC.
10c Talcum, &c
wilbert's Queen Quality" Tall
cum Powder. high-Erade, delicate
ly scented talcum. 10c every
where. to 1 at SC, box.
CSC Rubifoam, 15c
Regular sc bottles Of Rubifoams
for the teeth, on sale from s to
at 16c.
Collar Supporters, Q for SC
Queen" Collar Supporter Sets,
with removable celluloid strips;
all heights. Regular price, &c set.
to / at TWO SETS for SC.
25c and SOC Earrings, 14c
Pearl Earrings, in a variety Of
STYLES and sizes; gold-plated
mountings. to ! At 14c a pair
regularly 25c and 5oc.
10c Hair Nets, &c
Best l0t. Silk Hair Nets, large
size Automobile shape, with or
without elastic. All shades. 3 to
at &c each.
"Rex" Pure Lard, 29c pail
Cudahay Packing Co.'S Rex"
brand Pure Lard, In three-pound
pals for &c.
sc OIeine Soap, 6 for 19c
Regular &c size cakes of gen.
uine Cincinnati Oleine Laundry
Soap on sale from to at SIX
cakes for 19c.
19c Salmon, 111sc
Tall cans of extra quality Sal
mon, sold regularly at I9c on sale
from to l at u1sc each.
sc Sardines, 2 for &c
Extra quality Sardines. packed
in oil, regular &c kind at TWO
CANS for &c.
&c Milk, 2 for &c
Regular SC cans of Borden's
Peerless Brand Evaporated
Milk, s to / at TWO for SC.
Table Knives, Sc
Crown Silver Co.'S Silver-Piated
Py1ll ra0-
ularly at 81 dozen. to at &c
each.
Jelly Tumblers, Ike
Crystal Glass Jelly Tumblers,
with tin tops-large size. to
at PC each. Sold regularly at
30c dozen.
The Washington times., 1911-07-21
SaturdayMorningSales
E..or,, 9 A Al IN p M

from B A. M. to ] +. NJ.
Roung values in tabloid form on sale during tne morn
ing hours the big savings and shop
hours of S to / p m
No mail phone orders filled
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Boys 25c Hats, 12c
Boys White and Tan Duck
Beach and MILDLY Hats, for wear
at the seashore. to at 12c
each.
Boys SOC and 75c Wash Suits,
THREE for 81
Boys Wash Suits, with bloom
er pants. sizes 3 to 8 years; good
serviceable colors. Regular. 60c
and 75c kinds. to / at THREE
SUITS for s1.oo.
SOC Table Damask, 19c
6o-in. Mercerized Bleached Ia
Bile Damask. splendid wearing
grade for general use. Five
good patterns. to at 19c yard.
10c Towels, 5Ttc
Good absorbent quality Hem
med Huck Towels, with neat
fast color red border. Note size |
1sx3s. Sale price. SIC each.
10c Wash Ribbons, &c
5-yard bolts Of All Silk Wash |
Ribbons. in white, rose and light |
blue. to l at &c bolt.
25c Betting, Sc |
Moire Silk Betting, in white,
black and colors-three-quarte |
yard belt lengths for SC.
25c Tourist Ruching, lie
Tourist Ruching, six yards in |
each box, (sufficient for II neck |
lengths.) to / at lie box.
S1.50 Guimpes, SSc
Tucked Net Guimpes, in white
and ecru color: to ] at Sc |
each. (Art dept)
SC Handkerchiefs, z for 25c
Mems Soft Finish Handker-
chiefs, plain white and with fast Il
color fancy borders. to l at n
SEVEN for 25c.
75c Long Gloves, 44c
Fine quality Mercerized Lisle 1
choice of black and white. to
/ at 44c pair.
19c Corset Covers, 10c
Women's Muslin Corset Covers, Il
trimmed at neck and around arm II
with torchon lace. s to 1 at 1ec
each.
Women's Gowns, &c
Women's Good Quality Muslin II
Night Gowns, with square yoke
of cluster tucks, finished with
ruffie around neck and sleeves. II
8 to / at &c each.
Child's 15c Drawers, &c
Children's Muslin Drawers, with H
hem and cluster tucks or with II
tucked ruffle. to ! at &c pair.
SOC Sacques, 23c
Women's Dressing Sacques Of H
printed lawn, in rosebud designs; II
fitted back and belt of same ma
terial. 8 to ! at &c each. II
The Washington times., 1911-07-21
DROUGHT AND HEAT
AFFECTING PRICES
ON GARDEN TRUCK
Local Quotations Show
From 8 to 20 Per Cent
Increase.

The effect OF the dry, hot weather is
being felt in the Washington markets
and the prices on truck, fruit, and
vegetables are boosted from s to 20 per
cent. Fruit. especially peaches, is not
over plentiful at any rate, and dealers
say that prices on all fruits will con-
tinue 10 soar. The quality OF, these is
good, however.
Georgia pears are here in large guam
titles. beating the California varieties
in the market this year. The California
pears are late, and there are practically
none in shipments yet. Tomatoes have
not suffered the raise in price that has
affected other vegetables. Butter and
cheese are higher.
Retail prices on sea foods remain the
same as last week, there is a sood SUD-
ply Of first class products of the deep,
and despite the boost in wholesale
prices, retailers are maintaining the
same level as last week The prices on
several beef products show a slight gain
over last week.
An average Of prices is given for the
convenience OF Saturday marketers:
The Washington times., 1911-02-26
zoe Peaches, 12c

This Coupon and 12c for reg
uIar 2Oc can of Eagle" brand
Peaches, extra quality in heavy
syrup.
The Washington times., 1911-02-26
sc Gold Dust, 2 for &c

This Coupon and &C for TWO
regular sc packages of Fair
banks Gold Dust Washing Pow
der.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1911-01-20
a Terrible Threat,

An engineering operation uptown
made it necessary a few days ago
for one of the workmen to hold an
other on a rope halfway down a
deep well. A fall would probably
have been fatal, and Patrick kept
the rope tight and steady while
Terence made the dangerous de-
scent.
After a quarter of an hour Pat
rick's attention wandered to some
thing else. Instinctively he kept
hold of the rope, but he did not
hear Terence calling to him that it
was time to pull him up until his
fellow worker raised his voice in an
cry protest.
"Pull me up" called Terence.
Pull me up, | tell ye. If ye don't
pull ME up, drat ye, I'll cut the
rope, and then where'll you be?"-
Philadelphia Times.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1911-01-20
LOOKING Down a Well.

never draw a pail of water from
the well without an appreciation of
its charm such as a country bred
man, | imagine, could never feel.
He might cape at open plumbing,
looking at it with his fresh country
eye, where l should simply take it
for granted, but | am afraid he
never could fully experience what
might be called the sentiment of a
well, that delightful, inverted tow
er of darkness and dampness and
coolth. If there isn't such a word
as coolth there ought to beat
kinson kimball in Atlantic.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1911-01-20

Mex month the discussion Of
the ground hog Will be OF
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1911-01-20
Hotel Keeper and Robber.

A remarkable exhibition Of pres
ence of mind stands to the credit of
James Dennis, an Australian hotel
keeper. One day he found himself
behind his own counter looking
down the muzzle of a revolver held
by a villainous looking fellow who
was requesting him to put up his
hands. He raised them, but protest
ed. "SureIy it doesn't take two of
you to hold me up" The robber,
who had come alone, turned his
head to see who the other man
might be. In a flash Dennis own
revolver was out and the rascal's
opportunity was gone.-Westmin-
ster Gazette.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1911-01-20
What He ouaht 70 Do.

"Miggles," says the old friend,
"you got me to give your brother a
Job a month ago, didn't YOU"
eyes, and | was mighty glad you
took care of him. He's been the
deadwood Of the family for years.
1t was a deucedly clever thing of
you to-
"Well, I just wanted to say to
you that if you want to make
your pull good you'll have to come
around and do his work for him.
Judge.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1911-01-20
The City Of Paris.

The founders of Paris, emigrat-
ing from some Greek or Etruscan
country on the shores of the Medi-
terranean sea, rowed their galleys
up the river Seine. They took pos
session of the island in that stream
on which their city is built and, ac-
cording to the legends that have
come down to tie present tirie,
called it "Baris," which is Greek
for a boat then used upon the river
Nile, whence Paris. The island on
which the adventures landed was
held to typify a boat, and to this
day the coat Of arms of that fa-
nous city is an ancient galley.-Ar-
gonaut.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1911-01-20
A HOWLING SUCCESS.
The Pisa Guide That Was Unique In
CoaKing an Echo.

=
The F's' 0"''e mat was O0''''
~.
Nr. Iio"cII9 IN MS story 'l cary
travels Al ljaiF describes a" ."sV' >,
oS'HuT experience ana a ""~..g
guide, .o'" OIL "Hlch he '1.'1'i
f"'"d ~ Pisa. ne OaPtlstrF. '."..o'
b". il step lL"in the Gam" >."o2,
al! f." -.'4e u'hered the ..['' IL
":.a .-""tT Of one who has ...." 'aS
great Spoke III reserve un"- low.
He ~"..d "njI they had .''.'.. IL
so!." o"."n1r"li'eIy trlihl '."Pl
turos a..'.e he raised his W.. g III q
ujtnro! d mcIodlo1s specs OIL
howl. .
WAL" We stood IN a'n"]"m'n'
the """s' IonS structure Of t"o '"'"t
cau-hH 'n" sound and "pro."a-"" IL =
with " variety ana s"cc.I'N u
which could not have o".'.''o'
The INA" poured out III G'u"@ r''
ccs-io" lis musical walls ".4 ."I"
cc"~ ID, and IL cnolr OF h~ea'D'.' ecu
ocs burst forth IN response
There was a suPernatur". 0,"I'S
n these a""nou'eS OF Wine" "e-
SPAR Of @hIn- any true idr1 '-'}
w"r" Of s"@h tender and ">@''ou
rapture that we might wei nave
th"t@1t them tie voice" Of .'""6
eyed cheruoim singing Il, r ,5IgS
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1911-01-20

An influential woman member of
a fashionable church in Philadel-
phia had gone to her pastor with
the complaint that she was greatly
disturbed by one of her neighbors.
why said she, "that man in the
pew behind ours destroys all my de-
votional feelings when he tries to
sing. Couldn't you ask him to
change his pew" The pastor re-
fected. "Well,v said he at last, II
naturally feel a little deleacy on
that score, especially as ! should
have to give a reason. But / tell
you what | might dol might ask
him to join the choir"
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1911-01-20
NOTICE. OF MORTGAGE SALE

Defaui; having having been mad
Il tire conditions Of Il crr'am
mortgage. executed and delivered
by Frank BOehlkr mortgage, t
Josiah Uartzell mOrtgagco. datec
August &c. 1898, and duly !erOrdrC
in the office Of the Register OF
Deeds in and for Walw0rth County
South DIkota, on August 2Sth,
1905, at ; o'clock p. m. IN Book
- OF Mortgages, on page 100
conveying and mCrtgagL&g th'
following described lan|s situated
in the County Of Waiw0rth and
State Of South Dakota. tOWit: Til"
Northwest quarter (NWl-4) and
the Northeast quarter (NEl-4) #
Section twpmty-nine (29) in Town
ship One II .udrpd Twenty For
l~r,.1,r 49, ,.
U;.L4 ln-y, Wat qno U;4l,
Principal Meridian containing
Tl. u..j.1 T. al
being Il County of WaIworth and
Sta # South Dakota.
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The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1911-01-20

Since tAe government establish
ed postal savings banks the re-
porters will have to abandon those
old stories about women carryinr
money in bustles and men hiding
their wallets under the floor of the
pig pers.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1911-01-20

Talk about getting even! \
Baltimore boy was run over by III
automobile. He sued, got damages
and bought d siuiIar machine
with the money.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-06-22
Indian Starts
a Stamped

A mild gold excitement was Great
ed in Phoebe last week by an Indian
who reported the presence of a rich
gold ledge at a point somewhere near
Coyote Springs and about forty
miles from this point.
1t appears that the Indian had ex-
hibited some extremely rich specl-
mems while in Phoebe several days
ago and told a story, which, ii true,
may mean the opening of another
hourishing camp in this county. Any
way several Piocheites slipped quiet
~ out OF town and made their way
to the new ElDorado, and it is ex-
pected that within the next few days
a number of the men who have gone
hence will return, and then the truth
or falsity of the Indians statement
will have become known. If they
should return with such sensationally
rich rock as the Indian displayed, II
is certain that a stampede will follow
Phoebe Record.