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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-05-01
WHO'S WHO.
AND WHY IN TONOPAH
e Who Would Have the Kernel Must First Crack the Shelf,

IL Here is grocery firm that
has been busy saving the lives
OF the people for only nine months,
but they have done nobly They save
the lives Of the people by selling
them the necessaries of life at prices
that please. They carry fine line
.of fresh groceries, table delicacies
and wines and liquors. Two good
experienced grocerymen in the firm
and they have convenient frontage
ON the north side of Main street.
What is the name of this firm?
ChiatOvich a TerI<Ia.
IN Where Is the best place in the
~ city TO make you forget the high
cost OF living when it comes to buy.
ing household furniture? It is a new
and secondhand store. There is not
only household furniture, there are
tools and various other things that
are in demand. Whatever you need
go in and have look. You may be
able to find the very thing you want,
and at price that will enable you
to get by" What is the name and
address? Look for a corner build
ing, just far enough outside the
shopping center to make the expense
OF doing business low.
}. A. u. Jordan, 81. Patrick and
Everett 50.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-05-01

oil Who are the insurance experts
a of Tonopah? They have the
largest insurance business Of any
house in Nevada, representing more
than 40 companies, including the
Royal, Queen, Hartford and others.
They write insurance of every known
kind-hre, life, burglary, accident,
health, automobile, live stock, and
so on down the line. They make the
subject of insurance study and can
handle your risk with intelligence.
It is better to be safe than sorry.
Also furnish bonds for all purposes
and issue abstracts of title.
7 Southern Nevada Abstract co.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-05-01

TDo you realize that one.third OF
your life is spent in bed
Therefore the comfort and santa
ton OF your bed Is of great lmpor.
lance. This number represents a
specialist in mattress making and
upholstering who opened up for bus.
mess year ago. Mattresses made
over He is an expert at automobile
upholstering. Does furniture repair.
ing and guarantees every job. What
Is his name and address? His bus
mess place fronts south. He was
S5 years in the same business in
New York City and elsewhere.
Otto Sehoen. IO2 Mineral.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-05-01

In these latter days almost any
man can get can of gasoline
and box of samples from the east,
and with the addition of a tape line
open up tailor shop" But after
all il is good deal like farmer
opening law office. This number
represents real merchant tailor
who takes your measure and makes
up your suit right on the premises
He knows how to fit the clothes to
your form and bring out the individ
uality of your person. He has been
making clothes for the smart dress
ers here for two years. Takes care
of alterations and repairs and every
thing else in the tailoring line. What
is his name and address? Just q
whisper off Main street.
W. ID Elliott, BrouEher Ave-, Oppo-
site Mizpah Hotel
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Xxx This number will introduce ID
w most popular place to get that
sweet tooth cured The cure is not
guaranteed TO be permanent, how
ever; there is sure to be relapse.
They make their own delicious can
dies at this store and the fact is
they put something in every piece of
candy they make to cause relapse.
You can not blame the poor candy
maker-he has to live. This refers
TO candy store that began business
in this city in 1914. What is its
name and address? Same place
where they serve those fine tamales.
Kings Ice Cream ParIor. Lower
Mmln.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-05-01

tailor who has been putting real
men and women into good society in
Tonopah for the past seven years
He carries beautiful line of wool
ems of fine texture and lovely variety,
and can please the most particular
people. He is an artistic designer,
in touch with all the fashion centers
of the world. Gives special atten-
tion to remodeling ladies' suits. And
always pleases the men, too. Agent
for the Globe Tailoring Co. of Gin.
cinnati, wholesale tailors. What is
his name? He does cleaning and
pressing as it should be done, aud
everything that belongs to the gen
eral tailoring line.
The Il. ID. Gray Tailoring Co.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-05-01

1E What is the name of the bar
~ where you get the wet goods
that go right to the spot--if you
know where that is? II has the
most imposing appearance at its por-
tails and when you have crossed the
threshold and sampled the wines ana
liquors you are sure you are in he
right place. Hospitality is a feature
that draws to this bar as well as
good goods. The interior is beau.i-
fully adorned with tile floor and coy
surroundings. Behind the bar are
the best mixers" in the state. 1t
Is the resort of gentlemen.
Cobweb Bar.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-05-01
BY PAUL PRY'
THE PRIZE WINNERS:

GEORGE }. LEWIs0ne cketsto Butler Theater
MARGARET WHALEYOne dozen
MISS upholsernx or mattress,
maxim
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-05-01

x Where is the place in Tonopah
where fashionable millinery and
ladies' furnishings are the features
that interest the women of the city?
II is a store that was started last
year and has built up very exten.
siye business. The present season is
very active. The store has the
agency for the w. b. Nuform cor
sets, Carries complete line of art
materials and gives free lessons to
those who buy in quantity. II Is
the place to buy beautiful infants
wear. What is the name and ad.
dress?
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-05-01

00 What is the name of the the
Az alter that has the most com
Portable seats and best auditorium
Here is where the motion pictures
are found in such perfection. The
house that shows the General Film
Service and all the big high class
feature productions. If you have not
already acquired it you should get
the habit of going to the picture
show-and take the children along
The children will learn more in one
show than by studying whole week
Bmtler Theater.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-05-01

Il Here We introduce firm of CON
" tractors who have been help
ing this city to grow for five years.
Ihey have a shop full of machinery
right ON Main street. No job is too
small, nor none too large for them
to tackle. They are not the guys"
who put the "bungle" in bungalow,
but they do plead guilty to putting
the use" in house. They erected
the Richards Mercantile Co. building,
the Franklin block and other good
buildings in this city. What is the
name Of this firm?
Johnson A Laupsa.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-05-01

I0This number is TO represent the
~ only original business house IN
Ionopah today-the only one that is
left of all that came to the city az
It's beginning Many have come and
gone but this one remains. 1t is a
grocery store. Find it. Give the
name. Reliable goods at fair prices
always. The place where they put
up that fine blend of Mocha and Java
coffee and sell 1t under guarantee
of satisfaction. 1t Is truly the coup
chat cheers" Proprietors name Is
spelled with very few letters.
Orr's, Upper Main.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-05-01

OWhat is the name and address
" Of the produce and commission
house that is always at the front with
the best stock to be found IN the
market? They have been receiving
and distributing the good things that
people want in Tonopah for some
thing like three years, anG they have
made good. They handle everything
in the line of fruits and produce
jobbers to the trade. Distributors
for the famous Gold Medal Flour.
Desert Produce Co.. Mineral ST.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-05-01

7What is the name of that great
automobile that comes to you with
the offer of a fully equipped ear for
Satisfactory price? 1t is the great
est bargain that has yet been offered
in the automobile world. It is a
high-priced car at a low figure. Has
electric lights, starter, magnetic tx.
inter and all the modern improve.
ments. The name is one that figures
IN railroad parlance. You are also
to give the name and address of the
distributor of these ears in this city.
overlaad-wnIker Transfer Co., Flor
ence Ave.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-05-01

0Tt is the clothes Mat make the
ZO man-no less the woman.
Which is preliminary to asking who
is the up TO date ladies' and gents
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-05-01

~ Where do those people who
An really appreciate fine work in
photography sit for their photo
graphs? To whom do they go when
they wish not merely a good photo
graph but that superior quality OF
work which is turned out from the
studio of real artist. The charac-
ter of the work here is in a class by
itself and is fully appreciated by all.
This studio has been a fixture here
for IL years. He has a plant that
is rarely excelled for its thorough
adaptation and equipment. Takes
care of everything in photography
and takes care of it right. Give the
name and address.
TOnOpah Studio. Lower Main.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-05-01

H0A dry goods store is before you
Wv in this number. 1t is branch
of chain of stores that number SO
busy mercantile institutions scat
tered all over the west-a combina-
ton that causes jobbers and manu-
facturers to bid high in the scramble
TO get their trade. They secure their
merchandise at the very lowest fig
ures and can afford to make low
prices to their patrons. They carry
everything to wear, for men, women
and children, and leave the other fell
low TO sell them the things that are
good to eat. Better goods for the
same money; the same goods fol
less money" What is the name and
address?
Golden Rule Stose. Main and Oddls
Ave.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-05-01

II Little strips of paper, little dabs
OF paint make a pleasant house out
OF one that amt What is the name
ana address of this paint and wall
paper store that has been supplying
the people with everything in the
decorative line for s years? And
they are always ready to take your
work and carry it through to your
entire satisfaction. WIN always do
a good job of it, even If they have
to put on three coats-and pair of
pants.
Tonopah Paint a. Wall Paper Co.,
Upper Main.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-05-01

10 Find the store that sells Walk
" q over shoes for men, and the
beautiful Utz & Dunn fine shoes for
women II is the same place where
they have the Memo corsets and the
New Idea patterns. You will find
here everything to wear nothing to
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-05-01

II you bought nothing but adver-
tised goods during the next twelve
months. you'd reduce the cost and
raise the standard of living
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-05-01

1C What is the name OF the new
so firm with new prices" that will
sell you everything that goes into
the construction of building
Lumber and building materials of
every description can be found here
at fair prices; and they also sell
hardware, iron and steel, mining
supplies, paints and oils. stoves, fur.
niture and bedding (and everything
that goes on. in or under the bed
tents, buildings paper. roofing. doors,
windows. hay, grain, wood and coal.
II is a handy place to trade.
Miller a Dudley, 81. Patrick 81.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-05-01

II This number introduces a jew
~ elry store that takes the lead.
II is the place where good goods and
proper representations are as sure as
death and taxes. 1t is an exclusive
iewelry store, one that has been
dealing with the people for some
thing like six years. Each one Of
these years Is an asset of value to
the buyer of class of merchandise
which from its nature forces ono to
rely largely upon the judgment and
honor of the dealer as to its value
and genuineness. 1t is the store
that has the reputation for first-class
watch and jewelry repairing. What
is the name and address?
n. shcmanski. Lower Main.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-05-01

IDA select millinery establishment
* is put before your mentality in
this number. Conducted by a lady
who was the first milliner in Tono-
pah The originality of styles and
the appropriateness and adaptability
to the person are the features that
demonstrate superiority in the mil
linery line. On these points the
gifted artist at the head OF this
store is noted. She Is adapted fol
the work both by nature and exper
fence Now in the midst of a most
successful season. Also has ladies
| furnishings. and is exclusive sales
agent for Madam Pfeil corsets. Whal
Is the name and address?
Mrs. }. n. simpson. Upper Main.
IL Who Is the matchmaker ant
" ieweler who Is always read,
to give you an honest opinion abou
your timepiece, its needs and re
auirements? Think OF 1.-THE bal
ance wheel in your watch makes
1877 $50. 900 revolutions in year,
time. What about neglecting to oil
lit? You will find this watchmake
In the most central location In thu
city. The most intricate timepiecei
are no puzzle to him, They all yiel'
Id his treatments Is also a manu-
featuring jeweler and diamond SET
ter.
! Era.ut DahFswshy
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-05-01

1With coal there's shovel, with
- wood there's an axe, with oil
there's a grease spot, but with gas
Just match. II is the business of
this company to teach you the econ.
omy and convenience OF using gas for
both cooking and heating. They
carry a large line of the reliable gas
stoves and heaters which they sell
on very narrow margin in order to
encourage the wide use of their ex.
eellent gas. You will have no trouble
to Identify this company; we insert
this paragraph just by way OF EN-
paasizing their good commodity
nst to bring ii to your remembrance.
What is the name and address of the
company?
nevada Gas CO., Cor. south and
brengher Ave.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-05-01

mere we introduce one OF the lead
ing dry goods stores. 1t Is the
fe,,n e where the nicer goods are
co snu and where there is "A splendid
,ps OF good-natured sales people
s,r says ready to wait on you with a
sn ''e and a disposition to aid you in
n" ung Just what you want. rather
.w" n 10 sell you something that
4, su'u 40 violence to your taste latel
"a Is the store that has tn,
~ "'vus Gossard corsats-the queer
uo she whole corset family-Ladies
Inv s Journal patterns. Queen DUAL
ss., SHOES and many other exclusiy,
~ 'uIes. Fun line of furnishing,
a,o Doth men and women. Hun
"ound and find this store.
"--''-. upSss Mails.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-05-01

fWhat is the name OF the meat
market in this city that sets the
pace? Their meats are fed right
outchered right, handled right, cut
rlght and sold right. 1t is equipped
Win cold storage and all modern
sonseniences-the only thing that is
missing is that old time meat market
scent 1t is one of the cleanest meat
markets in the state. They butcher
.neir own meets They are proud OF
.neir line saasages and other delica
eies' Have fresh vegetables, poul
uy, nsh, fruit. etc. Fresh eggs laid
TO order daily.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-05-01

Il Where in Tonopah are vulcanizing
'dhd electric work combined with
such effective results? There are
TWO OF kind In the firm, only one
. an electrician and the other a tire
.epairer. Each department is spe-
slallzed, Tire and tube work of
esery description is done with the
Sisnest skill. New plant, best skill.
selis the Goodrich tires-best in the
iuns run. On the electric side they
sell the Edison Mazda Lamps, and
aIe agents for Brascolite, the latest
Jung In efficiency and economy in
s'ec'rlc lighting. Contract work for
wiring installing motors, etc. and
mD work OF all kinds-except the
afm?
renopah Electric a Power Co.
'nnaiee BrOs,
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-05-01

The Toggery.
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5. It. Moore a co.. 100 ;. Main.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-06-20
"On Falling In Love"
Ny HORACE JORDAN

Now, of course, there is no difficulty The difficulty is to know when the symp- toms are true or false. So many people mistake the symptoms and only discover when it Is too late that they have never really had the true experience. Hence the old time in the divorce courts Hence too, the importance of "calf love-" which serves as sort of apprenticeship to the mystery, and enables you to discriminate between the substance and the shadows.
 And in calf love- do not include the adumbrations of extreme childhood like those immortalized in "Annabel Lee"- T was child when she was a child | In that kingdom by the sea
 But we loved with love that was more than love
 l and my Annabel Lee
 But this is not the true calf love. That comes with the down upon the lip People laugh at calf love-" but one might as well laugh at the wonder of dawn or the coming of spring. When David Copper field fell in love with the oldest Miss Lark ins. he was really in love with the opening universe, and the eldest Miss Larkins happened to be the only available light ming conductor for his emotion.
 The important thing is that you should contract calf love- while you are xoung. IL is like the measles, which is ha&nless enough in childhood but apt to bd&dan- gerous when you are grown up AThe calf love" of an elderly man is alwa\s a disaster. Hence the saying There mo fool like an old fool" An elderly lh should not fall in love. He should right into it. He should survey the grodllo carefully as MT. Barkis did
 The mistake of "the northern farmer was that ne applied the sapaE middle-aged
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of circumstance, but though that is sem
 sible view, there are cases like those of Dante and Beatrice and Abelard and He loise. in which the pesston doesn't seem to touch the skies. Tn those eases. how ever. 1t rarely ends happily A more hum- drum way of falling in love seems better fitted to earthly conditions. The method of Sir Thomas More was perhaps the most
 unromantic on record He preferred the younger of two sisters and was about to
 marry her when 1t occurred to him that
 self. Thereupon he proposed to the elder sister to see her junior married before her self. Thereupon he proposed to the older anc married her. and. as far as I remem-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-06-20

were worse ways of making fortune than marrying one. And perhaps it is true though don't think Burrows experience was very convincing. ] have known peo- Fple who "have gone where money was'' and have fallen honestly and rapturously | in love, but you have got to be very sure that money in such case is not the mo-
 tive. If 1t is the penalty never falls to follow.
 sight" take the view that marriages arc
 made in heaven, and that we only come to earth to fulfill our destiny. Johnson.
 who was an excellent husband to the el- derly Mrs. Porter, spoke with that view.
 and held that love was only the accident
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-06-20
From the Louisville Her.

From the Louisville Herald
 At dinner table the other day someone quoted that delightful story of the usher who. reproved for announcing family of. say, 14 with all their Christian names separately and at length. while a string of people waited impatientiy. grouped a MT. Mrs. and Miss Penny into laconic 'Three Pence.'' <
 This led to the recital of another some what similar -situatiop. The butler an-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-06-20

caution to youth. "Doant you marry Tor mummy; but goa wheer mummy is.' he saio to his son Sammy who wanted to marry the poor parsons daughter.
 There is no harm, of course, Tn marry ing money, George Borrow said that there
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-06-20

nounced MT. Tootle.' Then suddenly perceiving Mrs. -Tootle. who had stepped aside for moment he further announced And Mrs. Tootle, too.''
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-06-20
\ Lump sum

Der, the experiment was thoroughly sat- isfactory.
New Britain herald., 1915-08-06
ture will receive foremost attention. ~ Salary $2,OOO A Year.

household management and expendi- ture will receive foremost attention. Salary $2,OOO A Year.
 They are going right into the heart of things, and now the people are asking why the government doesn't cut the salaries of the members of the House of Commons. The House hasn't acted on the suggestion at this writing Members of Parliament get $2,000 8 year
 Conscription would help cut ex- penses The proof is that the gov ernment Is paying out $5,000,0O0 week in separation allowances because under present conditions it must en- list fathers of families. It doesn't end there. These families will be the pensioners of the future, and even then they won't be as well off as if their .breadwinners were left behind and the single men were at the front.
 Briton Has His Answer.
 Cut down the waste at military camps" is one of the replies the government is receiving to it's advice to save the pennies. A great many of the soldiers undergoing train ing are allowed to spend Saturday and Sunday at home, but the rations for them are bought and served out without dirninution. There isn't any doubt, however, that improvement has been made already in this par ticular.
 If you drop into one of the numer- ous music sail over the city you will find difficulty in getting seat. The same applies to the motion pie ture houses where even an ordinary seat costs a shilling. You wonder whether these Londoners ever heard anything about thrift. Probably a fourth of the audience is clad in khaki and the men have their government allowance, but the rest is made up of just the people who have been told to save the pennies'
 McKenna Preaching Thrift.
 MT. McKenna has been preaching thrift, thrift, thrift. So 1t won't be much of a surprise if he puts a tax of penny on every ticket sold at the music halls, the movies" and other amusement resorts. It has been sug- gested that he might go so far as to tax billboard and newspaper adver- tisements.
 Saloons close at 10 o'clock but de- spite the restricted hours the govern ment would need fair sized bag to make daily collections if 1t put half penny more tax on every glass of beer sold here A similar tax on pipe to- bacco and cigarettes would take some time to count.
 Maybe they will come later. It costs something to finance war.
New Britain herald., 1915-08-06
RICHARDS TO PARTICIPATE.

San Francisco, Aug. 6.--Alva W. Richards of the Illinois Athletic club. whose entry in the high jump at tho Amateur Athletic senior champion ship to be held here tomorrow, was protested, will be allowed to compstc under protest, according to a decision reached by the national amateur body and made public today
 Richards entry was protested on the ground that he is not a resident of the district for which he is conn peting. E...r
New Britain herald., 1915-08-06
Personal

Miss Marie Cerrigiani and Miss Edith Ieonardini of New York are the guests of Councilman l.. P. Arata of Beaver street.
 Edward Carrier, Frank Smith and Clifford Johnson are at Morris Cove.
 MT. and Mrs. H. l.. Mills of Cur tiss street will leave Monday for Maine -
 MT. and Mrs. Michael McMahon and daughter of Elm street have gone to Collinsville.
 Howard Voight, who has been at Short Beach for the past month, re- turned home last evening. Ho will return to the shore next week.
 MT. and Mrs. H. A. Traver and fam fly and MT. and Mrs. R. c. Clapp of