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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-20

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PROPOSALS FOR STEEL.
Frames aud Doors, tdlvLuiari steel or Iron.
Spring steel. steel brill Rods, Wire r.hIa'
Mir", lOrsrshoes. Nails, Boat spikes. kufs'
Bolts. Turnburklcs, Joining Sha, KIDS, Ms
ms Links, Cable ,iip,. Iirtnrr,, Twist
Drills, sheet Copper, Sheet Brass. Hion9o
hars, yellow Metal, Bronze Wire CIoin.
Zine Plate, Solder, Lead Pine, IIpc ~,
tings, Fcrruics, Foot Valves. Cocks, Eit, nn,,
sinks. ShoNels, WheolhirroWS Ii, -
Basil Leather, Rubber Tires. Nluil, IE'u,'
oakum, and Sandpaper Scaled III, nnstls
WI he received at the office of the General
Purchasing oricer, The Panama t'inuI
Washington, u. a., until 1880 "A. m. "a
N"Inber TO, 1917, AZ which time thry vii
be opened In public, Tor furnishing tho
above mentioned articles, Blanks and rcn
eral Information relating to this CIrrll,r.
tNo 'N1l may he obtained from THIS oi,i"c
or the Offices of the Assistant Purchasing
Agents, - state street. NrN Nork ttI' 80
Wh'tnet-teutra Building. New orleans.
La, and Fort Mason, san Francisco al
also from the I. ;, Engineer Otiires in thc
GLOWING c!tlcs: Seattle. Wash Los a.,
rel"s, tal.' Baltimore. Md. PhiltIplnhi,
Ia,i pittsburgh, PaN B,stgn. Mass I'm
falo, y. V; tleNoIind, ohio. GIu,lnu.tL
ONO; chicago, III, -. lOuls. Mo. prirnIt,
Mich. Milwaukee, wis; -. rnuL. Mimi T,
thattanoogd Tenn. louisville, Ky. Mobile
Ala, and galveston. TcN., Coniucrrni
'luh, Kansas 'ilN, Mo; chamber Of cam.
n'crcc. quincy, m, and Commercial rluh.
Tacoma, ASH, =, q, Boggs. Major. rorns
Of Engineors, L. $. A., General purchasing
Offcer.
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SrrEEME .COrRr. COUNTY OF NEW
YORK CHARLES VI. CANNON. rs Substi.
tu'"i Trustee under the VIII OF Johr W.
TfnH,nn,vii,s rieCS9lSi pln;ntin asainss
ienidtt~
In pursuance OF a judgment, OF fore
closure ana stle, duly made and entered
~ tao. ab'Ne entitled action aud b"arlng
utie no" .-nI gtN a.! september. 1915. l.
tnr undersigned. the referee ia said judg.
m"ni u"tt'l, VIII sell at public auction. At
-" Exchange St'c~ruou. No ii-lG Nesev
Sit.rt. I'm the Borough Of Manhattan. City
81! Sew Nof X. ON the goth daN OF October.
l''.. a.. = O'Clock noon ON that day. by
JOSEPH T. D\N. Auc'ioneer. the premises
directed hy lid judgment 20 be soll, and
'hc'tlu i'-'rihNI ds follows. al. that
'sri"i1 lot. piece or. parcel @: land, Win
IA" hl!'d X and rlucnts thereon
.~'ceted, s.tytt".. twins and being IN the
ho-"ush o. Manhattan, OF the city OF New
YORK. To the COUNTY aud state or New
Nprk. known amt distinguished ~ lot num-
hcr f"ur hundred aud n'ty $50, Pearl
bounded 'tsterly in the rear hy lot which
t"t number four huuifei aud ufty-tNo
'i'-' Pearl street, sou;hcriy hv lot mum.
.'' tour hundred and '"gty-ciEht biSi
l".rl N'rrri stni tI9ntIas westerly on the
on Pear street tveutt-Hva t-sl fe.'. and
90 depth "n tn" north next adjoining lot
humber i"ir A|InIT'i and hF'y-tNn tG--i
Prt-i street. nfuat, 'our 90 Zoo, three
'&I .ryAef. AMI or tho ~ou'hcr'v side nes,
adjoining lu' number four hIrir.d n,5
f";ty.,,rht ti'Sl rcar' street. nlnetyIseysn
,'ii t"o' uiu' 90 inches and tweuty-nte
49, i'i 10 ne rear on . m" drawn At
g! -f'1 '' be said several dimensions
Dated Ne" yGT,I ss~eP,ema.r :1rl; 1915.
w1LrEln y oNEli. At,ernev Tor Plain
~, 49, Broadway. Manhattan, New
The ;o'.oo!rc e a diagram Of tn. prop.
er'y 70 De sod. it, street Number is $50
rear street,
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Another deposit Of $4,000. 900 in Eng
Isi coin hy tn Guaranty Trust Com
iiany brought the deposits at the Assay
Once up to SaN.on0, 0n0 for the day.
The National l!aEk of Cuha also re-
ceived 81 zoo. 900 from Havana.
Gold is nov flowing into the country
from all sides. although the main sources
are British. There IL a continual stream
Or gold arriving at san Francisco from
Australasia. which Is expected to con-
tinue TIL February. The latest figures
on gold imports are given in the Federal
reserve bulletin Of September u. From
January | to : ptcmher - the gold inn
ports amounted 20 S252.o GOO. 900. Recent
import'ti"ns. IL il believed, Increases this
total to more than s30n. oo0. 600. j. y.
Morgan 4 60. have received on the
rresen; gold movement from Ottawa and
London a total of Sl3S, 900. 600 since
May cS.
The imports OF gold through the prin-
cipal customs districts from January |
to September l. were as follows:
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Tic gold IN LOCO Voodcn boxes. each
containing about $4,000 in English SOW
e~rcirns. arrived at the Grand Central
Station early in the morning. The boxes
were loaded onto twenty-three large
trucks of the American Express Com
ANY. Each al had several guards
seated inside and there was a small ar
senal OF arms to each man. Alongside
rode policemen. VINO kept the curious
from getting too close.
After the vans arrived at the Assay
Office. the crowd Grew to good proper
tons. bu; was KEEP; ut "A distance by po-
licemen.
The unloading Of the vans took n
good part OF the afternoon. The boxes
were put by bored assay offire en-
ployees onto trucks and rolled up the
runway into the building.
The coins are to bc melted. hen the
bars will he sent to the Philadelphia
mint. where the gold will he made into
United States money.
Arrangements for the slIipmen, of
this gold were made before the compile
ton of the $500. OOO. 600 Anglo-French
credit loan. but II is not believed that
the loan Will cause the shipments 10
cease at least for a time. On the
contrary. 1t was rumored yesterday in
foreign exchange circles that there
might soon he a shipment OF s2J0.OOo.-
0oo to pay for ammuu.tions and to sta
bilize exchange.
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.


LEXINGTON SALES COMPANY. INC
A petition in bankruptcy has been hled
distributor Of AUTOMOBILES at 25s Wesi
Finy-sixth street, by these creditors:
H@s,ie No.ts9i"eny, Iolo; samuel b
COMPANY, sos, 1t was alleged mat the
tompany n@rmi'ied a judgment to be
Equipment Company for slis, on which
the assets we're sold on August - The
coompsny was incorporated in December,
a branch in Philadelphia.
GILMAN y SMITH, Sr" trading as ca.
man n, Smith Company. manufacturer
Of novelties at Is Greene street, has made
an assignment TO Gilman y Smith, ,Jr.
against him by these creditors; Freund
4 Behr' Inc, $3.50; Henry, J, Ramford,
Baltimore, 5000, and j. Feldman Com
pany, s:is. The business was started In
HARRY KLEINMAN. shoe dealer. at 81
Second avenue, has made an assignment
10 Archibald Palmer. petition in
sankruptcy WAS also filed against him
60, $50; Powell shoe Company, STA, and
Marshal y. Thayer. $685.. Liabilities are
$1,000, r"I ."sEio 900; Hs vas trsas,
Union from 1910 to 1914, and started the
:hoe bpsinHsS in December, 1911
ruptcy has been hlcd against Aaron Iioh-
icin' clothing msnufact1rer, at lio stan
Tor street: by these crsdl'o,;; d, schulz
man ]. Joscphson. ssl Liabilities are
81, 500 and assets s., 900,
HEAIEY, SIR, Of ~ Barrow
street has Tiled II petition In bankruptcy,
with liabilities s2,9j7 and no assets,
Bankruptcy Schedules.
u l.. EDMAN manufacturer Of
blouses at l05 Franklin street. has fled
schedules show n liabilities 27..G2 aud
assets Sls.sg7, consisting Of stock SS,000,
machinery $500, and accounts 1887,
OF which $1,000 hav" been assigned.
Assignments.
EiISE'S CANDY STORES, ING, with
Offices at \ West Fortieth street. aud
stores al lal Nassau street and l7I@-l;tt
NostrHui avenue. Brooklyn, has made an
assignment 10 Frederick \ smith. The
company was incorporated in May. 1919.
with capital stock 500. 900. W. Il. Me
tarthy Ia president.
MORRIS LANDAu, wholesale dealer in
diamonds and 1eWelry, At ~ Nassau
street, has made AN assignment to Leon
Fischer. lie began business In 1905.
LlftbE. AGoDA grocer at - Attorney
stree'' haH made an assignment 10
HathRn Mandei.
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lNDIANAPoLIs. Ind. oct. la.-For lack
or evidence the case against Thomas
Taggart. Democratic national committee
man.. charging conspiracy In Marion
county election frauds. was dismissed
here to-day. Mayor Bell OF %Indianap-
oils was acquitted Of the same charge
last week.
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HUBBARD. THOMAS Tin nnr,n,n-.

HcRbAlip. THuM As H-In pursuance,
OF M order OF huNorahle John T.. Coh,Iar
n Surrogate OF tho County Of New Nork
NOTICE II hereby given To al prrsnr,
having claims against Thomas Ii Hubb,ri
late OF Tn" county OF New YORK. deceased
TO present the same with vouchers thrrco.
to IN" suhsCribers, At their place of trans
acting business No. - Wall street, in In.
tIty Of Sew York, on OF before lie tom
day of b"remher next Dated, Now York
the 9Th day of June, 1918. ANNA WEIR
llhBAhlh SlhNL r, DARLINGrON
JOHN htBRARh SlBlt, r HUBBARD,
Executors. JDlINE, l"ARkIN 4 RATH.
ROME, Attorneys for Executors, 81 wall
st., Borough Of Manhattan. New York
-. y.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-20

A; a meeting OF the stockholders OF
the Colorado Fuel and Iron Company.
j. p. Mckennan. general a and
w. Il Dickson We're elected directors.
W. II. Dickson is secretary and treasurer
nj the Midvale Steel and Ordnance Com
pany and was v!ce-president Of the
tnited States Steel Corporation up 10
a few years ago.
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Glass Income better.

The American Window Glass Company
In It's report for the year ended Angus
-. 1915. shows a net income of ST.
1856. as compared with a not in
come OF Sl,7lO.i27 in 1914.
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HotillfoN, ELEANOR S-ln pur.
suuu,r OF an order of Honurable .John p
t"hh.tn a Surrogate" OF the County N,
New York., NOTi1E Is hereby given TO ali
persons having claims against Eleanor A
itpushtnh, late of the County OF NcW York
Deceased, to present the sauna with vouch'
ers thereof I" the SUBSCRIBER, al pItra Of
transHriluG business 80, % Wall street. In
the CIV Of Sew York, ON or before m,
I'ih day OF February ucNt Dated. New
! ORR, the loth day of August, 1915. IDuN
). MONTGOMERY, EAe,ltor. MOST
OMEE ~ PEABODY. Attorneys Tor tx.
ecutor. : wall street. New York, =. \
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Ths Approximate amount OF IA. AL o.
chtrgo, TO satisfy which the abar-is
s'r!5ed property ~ TO be sold. Il s., 4. ti
with interest thereon from Ort'le- b,
l'l1, together with the costs tu4 d, 'r
auce amounting to 1886. 30. wl'h Il'"rs
from October llth, 1915, togsthcr - %.
expenses Of the sale. TINS appr0N.H "
amount OF tho taxes. E-ssessrc.is ,.,
water. rates. or other Hens, which A.. -
be allowed to the purchaser o.. ~ 'r.
purchafe money, or paid by the Ecfers. .
Sii5. 30 and interest.
Dated, New York. October I3th ''''
GILbERAN. Er'A~ss
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S25,O0O,OOO COMES
IN BRITISH GOLD COIN
Largest Shipment of Precious
Metal Ever Received Here
From London.
STILL MORE EXPECTED

The %largcs, shipment Of gold from
London 10 New York that has vet come
IN was deposited Yesterday at the Assay
Odlcc-s:5. 900. 900 in English sovercigns
consigned to j. l.. Morgan d Co. Per-
haps because the coming Of the ship
mcnt was not as widely hcraldcd a.
others have been. or simply bee ,usc lower
New York has become used to seeing
& ucks bearing vast fortuucs iuil through
its streets. the crowd was not as Large
o. the ones that jostlcd to get u peck
at the first big importations.
This is the fourth consignment that
has come 10 New York from Great Brit
ian by way of Canada. These shipments
have amounted To about $4,000, OO0. II
Is rumorcd that another shipment Of
s25. zoe, GOO. also for j. i. Moran a Co..
will arriv" to-mof row. II was said
that there were no securities in the ship
mcnt yesterday.
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Cotton exported during the week end
ing October Ii amounted to 1856
bales. making the total since Aug st APP
proNimately yjS.lij bales
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Customs Receipts Yesterday,

The total receipts for duties at the
Custom House yesterday wrre $685.
1881, OF which s320,T9s.35 was for
merchandise Withdrawn from bonded
warehouses and s3i7,lsl.l6 for recent
tmportations.
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NEW JERSEY-Lakewesa
srRuCE CABIN NY

Electric Lights. steam Heat. COR. Tennis,
Bow mug, Gtrag", shooting. Booklets
W j & NJ u PRICE. Canadeusl.. Pa.
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LOST. FOUND AND REMARKS,

lnST- scotch Terrier ,Wcst HignandI.
reward. MRS. l., VAN INGEN, Il. 73d 81.
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HELP
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

ARE YOU seeking a man OF good al.
dress, sound judgment and broad business
training with general experience along
electrical. mechanical and building lines
Am competent to make invest igations and
reports for investors. aud would make 4,
vlluabl" assistant to executive. Address
NJ. L., hoN l"G sun office.
tHAtFfElR single man, 20,
good education and appearance. desires
position with private party; experienced
driver; good mechanic; any cav: highly
recommended OLSON, 93S East G0Ih ~.
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AUTOM BILE
EXCHANGE
~AUTO SUPPLIES.


New Departure Service sta. h william ca
.J5 W. % ~ cat way Tel N35G Columbu
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1915-04-23
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Free lunch at Mallow's Saturday
night. Adv'
C. F. Rietz was up to Laona Thurs
day.
M. j. Dickinson went to Chicago
Tuesday.
DR.. Murphy returned from Surfing
yesterday.
Mrs. Propson and Mrs. stronAeh
were Padus visitors yesterday.
A surprise party was given Mrs. j.
Bradley by a number of her friends
Wednesday afternoon and evening.
Mrs. w. B. Murphy returned yester-
day from visit at Milwaukee. She
was accompanied home by her sister,
Mrs. Val Zimmerman Jr.
F,INeIder & Sons have been unload
ing lot of brick and material fer their
new opera house buiding this week.
The foundation was built last fall and
bailding operations will be commenced
at once.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1915-04-23
SOPERTON.

Ed. Niencke left for Oconto Tuesday.
H. E. McGraw left for Goodman
Wednesday.
Fred Colburn left for Stiles and
Green Bay Monday
M. ]. Quinlan returned from Mari
nette and Menominee Monday.
Fred LIE Penske returned from Mari
nette and Menominee Tuesday.
Elmer John who has been visiting
friends here left for GilIett Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Ponash arrived to
make their home with their son, Joe.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1915-04-23
FRANK MISCHO MARRIED.

, Announcements were received We'd
nesday by large number of Wabeno
friends of Frank Mischo announcing
his marriage to Miss Nina Kleg of
New London Wednesday morning at
New London. Mr.. and Mrs. Mischo
will take a wedding trip to Racine af-
ter which they will return to Wabeno
to reside. A host of friends extend con-
gratulations and best wishes.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1915-04-23
wABENo PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Beginning the first Sabbath of May
there will be preaching services at the
Presbyterian church of Wabeno at
10:4S a. m. and 7:90 p. m. Sunday
school will begin at $50 a. m. Y. z.
s. c. Z. at $50 p. m. Seats are free,
all are cordially invited to attend.
L. r. GIRoULX, Pastor.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1915-04-23
WABENO ADVANCEMENT ASSN.

| | have been asked so often what is
the meaning of the Webeno Advance
ment Association in my travels over
the country, that / feel that a short
Explanation may not come amiss at
this time. It is get together move
ment for a better Wabeno. l can not
find more fitting phrase than the one
used by Mr.. Swenehart; get acquainted
with your neighbor, you may like him.
The movement will have tendency
to do away with racial, religious and
political hatred, and place whore an
injustice to one, will be the concern of
all. In our proposed new Town Hall
there should be reading room, with
free writing material, where the
foreigner, who cannot speak English,
may drop in and write to the folks at
home and where he can find news pa
pers in his own language and can pass
some of the time in reading. There is
not a Polish or Russian newspaper
published IN this country but what
will donate subscription to such
worthy cause.
1t is movement to promote better
feeling between employ er and employee
as one is entirely dependent upon the
other The movement should make
more friendly feeling between the
merchant and his customers. The mer-
chant is well aware that he must COM
pete with the different catalog houses,
still the customer should remember
that those catalog houses require the
money in advance. they pay nothing
! toward the support of our schools or
churches, and if you got a leg or an
arm broke, YOU would not dream of
asking them TO carry you over until
you was able to work again There
are men in Wabeno who have knocked
on this movement ever since it started,
but | ask any fair minded man to take
the measure of those knockers, and if
all men were of the same calibre we
would all be cave dwellers like our an
cestors, without schools or churches
and without any desire to advance in
science or civilization.
The movement will make the mem
bers as solieitious for the welfare of
their town as they are for the honored
flag of our county, they will not speak
i'll of it, and they will jealousy guard
it's welfare at all times.
When trouble comes to neighb0r,
each member will ask himself the
question:
Did you give him lift? He's brother
of men,
And bearing ABOUT all the burden he
can,
Did you give him smile? He was
downcast and blue,
And the smile would have helped him
to battle it through.
Did you give him hand? He was slip
ping down hill,
And the world, so farcied, was using
him i'll,
Did you give him word? Did you
show him the road,
Or did you just let him go on with his
load,
Do you know what it means to DO los
ing the fight,
When lift just in time might set
everything right?
Do you know what it means-just a
clasp of the hand,
When mans borne about all man
ought to stand?
Did you ask what it was-why the
quivering lip?
Why the half suppressed sob, and the
sealdinG tears drip?
Were you brother of his when the time
came Of need?
Did you offer to help him or didn't you
heed?
a. G. RUSSELL.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1915-04-23
LOCAL AND PERSONAL


/
Join the Advancement Association.
Frank Londo and j. c. Gale return
ed Tuesday from North Crandon hav-
ing finished their work of ssre-assessins
the town of North Crandon.
Ernest Martin was up from Carter
last Friday.
Atty. j. 7. Sims returned from Gran
don last Friday.
j. B. Mallow was up to Padus on
business Tuesday.
Mrs. II. Hodgins Of Padas was cal
Ter in town Tuesday.
Wanted -15 or rs good laying hens.
Address Box 81, Wabeno. Adv.
I -SSke Selin went to Iron River on q
rbusiness mission Tuesday.
MIR. and Mrs. D. G. Forrest of Padus
were in town Wednesday
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Dodge returned
from Green Bay Saturday.
Deputy game warden Stahl of Penn
bine was in town yesterday.
D. c. Forrest and Frank Fosdiok of
Padus were in town Monday.
Don't forget the free luncht at NAL
lows saloon Saturday night. Adv.
For Sale: Good grade pigs, some
spring farrow. Jones Lbr. Co. Adv.
Mr. and Mrs. A, r. Bonesteel drove
down from Padus Wednesday.
For up-to-date job Printing bring
you1 order 20 THE ADVERTISER Office.
Alfred Gerlof Newald attended the
dance at Soperton last Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Slowe were down
to Mountain couple Of days last week.
Mrs Ernest Adams and children re
turned Saturday from visitat Shawa-
no.
NJ O. Boehm transacted business at
Shawanoa and Gillett Tuesday and Wed-
nesday.
Land agent G.. F. Rietz went to Mil
waukee on business Friday returning
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Len Sederstrom anC
children visited at Pulcifera few days
last week.
Mrs. A. T, Huettl and children re.
turned last Friday from visit at
Shawano.
Mrs. Fanderleest of Green Bay was
in town this week in the interest OF
the f. r. A. lodge.
The use of good quality hair brush
from Boehm's will afford you much
pleasure and satisfaction. Adv
A fairly large crowd attended the
dance given by the T. BIS. at Sopertor
last Friday night and all report fine
time
How about purifying your blood anC
cleaning your system with Boehm''
Sarsaparilla, a tonic medicine of grea
value? Adv
VIM. J. Schoenike, who has been Wis
iting his folks at Shawano, returnec
to his duties at Boehm's drug store
last Saturday.
VIM. Schoenike, drug clerk a
Boehm's, passed the assistant phar
macist examination at Madison las
week with high standing.
Ed. Klose, who had charge of th,
i16cal station while C, ]. Steinbreche
| was to st. Paul, was ordered to New
ton Sunday to relieve the agent there
Phe new barn on the farm of Aug
!. Newman was raised Tuesday. The uey
building is 4Ox72 feet and will b.
modern in every way Joe K.mla ha
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1915-04-23

For Sale.House, barn and lots
next to postoffice village of Wabeno,
also 80 acre farm about Il miles from
town, barn and good we'll 35 acres
cleared Inquire of Emil Voelker. Adv
Dr. Crawford, Dentist, will be in his
office in the Laona State Bank Build
ing at Laona, from the 25th of this
month to the first of next, and on the
same dates every month thereafter. adv.
Willie Bartlein, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thos Bartlein, underwent an opera
tion for appendicitis at the Noer Hos
pital last Friday morning. He is get
ting along nicely and will soon be able
to return TO his home
A Junior Band was organized last
week by number of the young boys
in Gown. They held their first practice
Tuesday evening at the Hinzman
home, Henry Zielke was chosen leader.
The boys would like more members
and those interested should see the
leader.
For SaieA40 acres of land partly i'm
proved, all fenced and good water for
pasture, 80 rods from village limits
In village lots and buildings, nine
room house, barn and out buildings on
said lots. A good boiling spring. horse
and buggy, milk separator slso some
farm tools Inquire of 7. G. Pickett,
i Wabeno. Wis. Box 16. Adv.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-05

A. &. Millick arrived yesterday
from Minerva, Nevada, and reports
that the showing of tungsten on the
property of which he has charge is
increasing in volume.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-05
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.

Taxes for the year 1915 are now
due and payable at the Office of the
county Said taxes become
delinquent on and after December
9th. 1915.
THOMAS A. BATH
If County Treasurer.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-05

A most beautiful line of party
dresses has been received during the
week at Murdock's and those wish
ing to take advantage of the oppor-
tunity to see these gowns are re-
auested to call early this week.
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FOR SALE

Stamped designs on Velvet for
French Painting; also instructions
given. Il. II Upper Townsite. McGiil,
Nevada. or p. O. Box 443.
12-15-5-3t
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MILLINERY SALE.

All trimmed and pattern hats a
half price.
MRS las WfLLOUGHBY.
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For Sale cheap-Remington Type
writer. Schiller's Music Store. Ely
Nevada.
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Returns From Coast

Mrs. Charles w. Backe returned
Monday from an extended trip to the
coast, visiting her mother in Seattle,
and the Panama exposition in San
Francisco.
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Like Others, bernstein Returns

Like Others, bernstein returns
Mike Bernstein who was associated
in business with his brother. Sam
Bernstein, in Ely some years ago has
returned and assumed the manage
ment of the Bernstein business at
Ruth. Mike says that after trying
all of them this ID the best district
in the country.