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White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-05
IL NrpInFT WOOL CLIP
ALMOST DISPOSED ot

Al 81 NC sEEs a. Eoa hArs
a = Hazsostt eOznu-
ouHzr q va wei prices bare
-snsrs rs TsEr SAYS ne
rnsge EsrE-N1s~ Tha Zar-
mE- a EEa IA Elta 80
co.'s h saznza3 - tss So
~ III Al rass ss14ly anul
ALERT IA LAST sod il 1s market,
about ,G e2Ts 4Ea erozzht soh
cents
orinz 70 re attitude Of the fed
e-al government towards WOOL and
al other commodities. there Il prae-
tIcaflv no local market as all OF the
eastern houses have sent word to
their agents here TO cease buying
Il is probable that should the clip
mentioned Re offered here today
they would not bring 10 exceed 45
cents.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-05
sHoT THRotGH BAR ROOM.

AdoIph Rzm0 a Mexican farm
hand zho has been around FzIlon
for ths past t~0 or three ysar gst
into A alteration ~ith . country
man last SATURDAY shortly before
noon In the rear Of the Hub saloon
and during he struggle 8 pistol shot
vas fred which penetrated Two par
tftIons and the Eindow Il the front
and picked ~ IN The street
II its fight through the entire
length Of the barroom i passed. with
IL a few inches y the head y the
bartender. but fortunately no one
injured. SAYS the FaIloa stand
ard
Ramos had a trial before Judge
Jones las, Monday and "A given
% days IN The bastlls n default Of
a fine Of $3.50 or a charge Of carry
Ing a concealed weapon
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-05
NEWS OF INTEREST FROM ALL PAR7SO OF The SIA7E
LIGHT AND POWER sERyIcp
MUST BE AAISTaU.u

BY virtue Of a Restraining orsa,
issned BY Judge Lagan. early No.
day. The Truckee River General F,o.
trie company Is restrained from /,
any tearing down or s,.,.
ping on or from the poles on Mai,
stree IN Carson City. Nevada am
% the wire or wires lines or sys,eu
used b. II in the distribution of ola.
tricity for light and power purposs.
on and along the Main street .,
said Carson City. Nevada. and from
in anyzise OF al all tearing down
stripping DR. disconnecting any wires
lines. poles or apparatus necessary
used or useful in supplying poxe,
or light By electricity 70 the Nevada
State Prison or the Orphans Home
or from 10 any "a disseminating
or disseminating its lighting seryiee
b. electricity from the State Capitol
building and grounds the State Or
phans home Of the Nevada State
prison. or the grounds or premises
thereof"
The order bears date July 30.
1917. and the defendant company
Is 10 appear and show cause. IL any
there be. why Is should not thus be
restrained. On Thursday. August 9th.
At 10 O'Clock a m. at the ormsby
county court house.
The complaint was signed and
sworn to BY George B. Thatcher. at
torney general of Nevada
In the complaint the attorney gen
eral stated that the state prison con
nning about 200 prisoners convicted
Of felony vas dependent upon thi
Truckee River General Electric CON
pany's lines Of electric current FOL
lighting purpose and for. malntainlnl
the high voltage charge Of eleetricitl
in the wire fence or stoekade, AM
dlseontinuance. which would resul
II the company carried ont its threa
n remove the poles and wires from
Carson street. would be evpressl
dangerous 20 the authorizes an
others in charge Of the prison tn
/ necessity for uninterrupted serYie
for the Orphans home. and further
the needs OF the electric service 10
the state capitol were also enumeral
ed Carson City News.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-05
FACTORY ID III
BrILI II IoyFIDck-

Despite r@ tlozs r4af ar wHl
keep bushes quiet another real -
tate deal o mush importance "a
zuaoanesd THIS H@k szgS TIE EIko
Iudgeude1t. - ne eEeet that ITO
California capitalists have purehzz-
II IL Fsnfga rzneh. = ne loser
valley. nezr Logek- and al PIT
NJ q modera ea factors. import
fnr Z hsard o. thoroughbred Hol-
stein ztzss. TIE deal = zzse
tho1zh > 7. GooeiH 9 re FIrs Va
fioazI hznk. = BoFel0ek
Gaorz= Ro@th y Pisimo1- Cal
aud John 4 g~aFzeassn formerly :
resident = Elko - arr he asE
8Ene- saert several dzTs 81 EEc
tbs seek and discussed the II
groTenenr zhssh theT have n or
temptation
SeE barns are - = built AID il
Sill ret - lozg before ihsT 81
have everything n readiness for ~
erection o. the cheese fsetorV. ~hEE
EiI - o. > ssaIs sz4eIsz-T large
70 me5zte rz7eheTs deiro1s
d dlsposIzg Of their mix This i
ne srst cheese fzeto-T Z - guilt II
this pzrr u tn STATE
The rarch aouu- sze zcr@
nearly al % which s. il zlfzafz i
ads0lns ths Anker rzneh OF fks
Ee ard = Considered ozs D -
best properties il Re lsEeT TalisT.
m consideration furd re5 in ths
deal wsz nuf ue6e HHhlix
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-05
AUSTIN 10Y Has
MARROW ESCAPE

That loaded firearms Il : pos
session Of small boys sho ar sf4o~-
81 70 eongrezzfe and sander 4oozf
the hills without being ACCOMPANIED
g olzs- heads. are extremely Jan
eayogs xzs fgrczDsg demonstrates
recently. says fhe Phoebe Record.
zheu Quincy Austin a son Of NJ.
ard srs John A austin aarToTs
esezped being killed
L aDpears that yoaag Quincy ard
ssTerzl Other boFs about his sgs oe-
,zined a saot gEz and started ost
e shoot doves II tn foot hills D.
OK tow
They cane - 70 TIE slaughter
house o. the Pio<hs livestock and
uezt company and siino@d ~ onto
a platform IL he resr % TIE build
ing where they b@lIsT@d they could
20, > better range d some birds
.bleh tad fovn into some bushes
before climbing 70 the vantage pizsA
TIE gun Ezs Blzczd against The plat
-
form. When the stage had o@1 81
ouineT reached for the weapon snc
Vas il ne al - palling ]. -, the
business end % TIE gun pointing Z
his direction Ehen fhe trigger Il
something and Tie gun discharged
The Blast caught Quincy Eith
ziznclnz bfow taking ELECT lear ths
right tenals posing = ghzs.tly 81
through tke rsr and lzging Il
sksH hsre for several inches
TIE roungeter Ns7ked ~ toEn q
hIs bone accompanied bT his con-
pansozs. EheH prompt surgical ztten-
ton was given hin He wlu Tear
Al ugiy Wound the res q his lie
This costly erperienee o the Austin
boz should serve a. an Object lesson
70 CHER boys and impress upon them
a. xell a their parents. that FIRE
arms are not safe a. anytime and
particularly vh1e they are IN the
hands Of boys zho have not reached
TIE zgs O mature judgment
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-05
DOUGLAS COUNTY HAS
FIRST -ROSE DRY SUNDAY.

The I'll O'clock dosing ~0rsinanes
% ne Douglas soaatF hssor ho4-a
Eent Iato s@at sandsy evening s13
the town vas as Dr. As a szk
desert r nay also ~ sadez 12s
for = tine the tozn Wzs also * 34rk
Sc a Wssaoe belle ths stree ilzak
haviaE baan turned OF TheF ws-e
On and OF and faaHy The lights Esrs
aIlo~s8 10 shine IS usual. says he
Cardue-ville Courier.
WITH the closing o. the doors 81
fhe saloons At SIX O'Clock, men had
no place % lounge consequently the
sid@1alks were erpwded. giving the
appearance # q celebration Of some
sort. A stranger With q slight load
inquired a. 10 what prominent citi-
zen had eashea in his checks. not
knowing thar G~ardnergiile had Just
become a semi prohibition town.
Although the liauor board has
amended the ordinance making the
hour Of closing a 10 p. N. on each
ard ever night instead Of II
o'clock or veek nights and 6 o'clock
On Sundays. the ordinance noE in
effect will be Law until The 3rd day
n August.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-05
ONE sLACKER FOUND
N Las VEGAS DISTRICT

The roundup Of alb slaekers IN
Nevada has been started By United
states Atrorrey William woodbarn
under directions from Attorney Cen
etal Gregory. and 80 far anly n
nan has been found Sho failed 70
register. II vas thought for a time
state zas absolutely free from
slaekers but n man. Pat Rsnfro.
wss arrested n Las Vegas Monday.
SAYS the Reno GSEette
he : NfllinE 20 register nov &C
cordsnx % information received at
woo5hu-s oEee but the United
states Et.ornev Ars Il : TOO late
sua - xiil - prosecuted. All
others arrested fer sAiaing 10 register
from uoz On I'll - prosecuted and
sfsar serving 5zIl sentences will b
sAzt iato the army.
Renfro wzs placed In jail by tnt
sheriff Of Clark county. Tuesday
morning a complaint against hin
r.s issued from the Office OF tht
r-itAi States attorney and he VA
taken 20 Carson City for trial. HI
IA txsnt-eight years old and. accord
iuz % The officials OF Clark county
- satIy refused 20 register ever
zhsz L had opportunity to do 81
Alter The regular date for regfstra
tfsu had passed.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-05
STATE PRISON GUARD
PASSES AWAY At RENO.

James Bogie. Tor TIE past tEO
years z guard q the state prison.
died last week a = hotel a. Reno.
following 4 STROKE g paralysis The
deceased came 70 Nevada from Park
CifT. Utah. and nothing IS known Of
his relatives He Ess n his annual
vacation and had been IN Reno but
. few days. Carson News
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-05

A nail viii hold better when hit
several times lightly than II II Is
driven home by ore hard bloE.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-05

Opportunity doesn't always pre-
sent an engraved calling card.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-25
FORM FlRST-AID CLUB
\. W. G.. 4. Students Join Florence
Nightingale Circle OF League
for WOmun's service.

students in the classes in first aid
TO the injured and elementary hygiene
AT the Young Womcn's Christian AS
ISOLATION have formed "a club connect
ed with the Florence Nightingale Cir
Gle. National League for Woncn's Ser
vice. and will make supplies to I've used
by Il base hospital in case Of war.
The officers of the club are Miss Ann
donaldson. president: Miss Margaret
Freeman. secretary. and Miss Elizabct til
lJotchkiss. treasurer.
Classes in first aid, hygiene. domcs-
dc scicncc. millinery and dressmaliinS
at the Young WomenS Christian Asso =
citation VIII be rcorEanized after EaS-
ter. Registration may be made at
once.
Members OF the dressmaking classes
viii give Il fashion show in, the assori =
alton auditorium at $50 o'clock next
Thursday evening. Costumes made by
the classes will he shown on living
models The Maurcr Mandolin club
will play. Miss Charlotte Wheeler
will sing, and Miss Gwcndolyn Hatcher
and Miss Margaret Gaines will play
"a piano duet.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-25

tees hear argument ard gather infor-
nation upon matters pending by di-
rect intercourse with the public. Tho
members themselves confer together in
public. and then the action Isl taken
and the statute solernly passed.
Next. the anticlimax. All this labor
IL set at naught. The efforts and
travail OF the voters engaged in the
election. tho converting OF the Assem-
bly,. the sitttngs Of tho committees. the
lost time and expense OF the persons
who como before Thorn. the labor of
the clerks and attaches, OF the scri-
vcnors and examining committees. Of
the Governor. who signs. and of the
printers. who are the organs of pub
lication-all this is destroyed and made
of no effect when the legal light OF the
locality sits upon the case Of person
with political influence In his district
charged with unlawfully working II
small child and concludes that the
Legislature did not know when 1t
made the law that 1t was treading on
the toes OF such IL respectable citizen.
why. again ask. Is this monstros-
ity produced this furtive setting up
of a private will against the expressed
will OF the people? Not perhaps. from
malice nor an active desire to do
wrong. but moro likely through more
ignorance. For. however learned in
the law judge may be. however we'll
instructed In academic studies or con-
vcrsant with polite usaGes. he Is. never
thcless. ignorant who does not open
his mind to the new wrongs which
come In with the changing conditions
Of society, does not inquire into the
sunerings Of those who cry out
against injury and denies justice to
them who bring their cause to the bar
Of his court"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-25
BALL FOR HOWITzERs
Full Drcss Affair to lie Given nj EIrhtb
street Armor! on Friday
Night.

~ honor OF tho Richmond iIowitzcrs.
"h" have recently returned from duty
IN Texas, a fun dress ball viii be given
on Frida" ui@ht In the TIowitzcrs' Ar
'nory on North Eighth street. The , +
iair VIII be limited to tho members of
The active battery. the association and
"a few invited guests.
u was planned TO havc the bail ON
Thursday night, but Captain william
NJ flyers could not MAX. ARRANGEMENTS
10 ISSUE the iull-drcsS uniforms 10 tho
battery until the regular drill night.
AS the uniforms have bccu packed
away for nearly year. they must be
thoroughly aired and pressed. Many
alterations Will also have to be- made.
as some OF the men were not measured
and tittcd for tho uniforms which will
lac issued TO them. having Joined the
organization since the mobilization
call.
l.. y. Rowscy and Neil Rcardon arc
in charge OF the arrangements for the
ball. Tho big drill hall il already
decorated. tn. work having been done
before the battery returned from Texas.
The HowitzcrS thlrty-piccc military
band will play for the dancing.
The ball will bc the first tuil-drcss
ball held in Richmond in more than a
year. as the local commands have been
in active service since early in June.
The Richmond Blues arc also planning
to have a full-dress ball shortly after
the squadron is mustered out of the
Federal service.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-25
URGES THAT YARDS IN CITY
BE TURNED INTO GARDENS
aS"h'ant Secretary OF Agriculture
Nrooman Tells or NatiUn's Need.
IL Wur Comes
I BY Asaociatcd prcs..l


WASHINGTON, March PA state
ment urging that. as patriotic any
CRY residents transform their yards
INTO gardens and farmers so diversity
thcir crops as TO make each section
atii-sustaining was issued to-niyh, by
Carl Nrooman. Assistant Sccretary of
Agriculture.
Inc great need in war time. Mr..
Nrooman said. would be surplus Of
wheat with which the nation could food
us alIieS. He also declared the aero
age o! SOY beans aud cowpcas should
"s increased TO augment the resources
Tor protein. which in time Of cmcr
Sehcy could take the place Of mca,
Tor human consumption. Two or three
crops OF some sort should be raised
during the coming summer he said. on
ever! vacant square foot in the cities
IF national policy DEGREES that there
should be big increase in our acre
age and yields per acre Of food crops =,
the statement says. then the natiop
as a wholc. and not the farmers, as a
CLASS. should. and must, assume Tho
major part OF tho risk involved
In view of the apparent world wide
wheat shortage and present and pros-
pectlNc high prices in those parts of
tho country where spring whea, a,
normal prices is as profitable or almost
as profitable as oats. farmers would
90 well I" seed "a part At least of their
norma "at acreage TO spring wheat"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-25
OUTLINES ATTITUDE
OF NEW GOVERNMENT
rBy Associated Press |

by Associated freSs
LONDON. March 2i.--Forcign Min
lister Milukon has outlined tho attitude
Of the new Russian government in
foreign affairs TO q number of Pctro-
grad and Moscow journalists. 4 Rcu-
tor dispatch from PctroErad quotes the
Foreign Minister rs saying:
we shall remain faithful /" all pas,
lies. which Will be still further
strengthened and become still more
cordial and sincere. The change in
regime Will disp"rsc tho distrust our
allies had right to feel toward the
late government. 1t is Russias duty
TO continue the struggle brilliantly
both for her own liberty and that Of
all Europe.
"by the change in regime. VIC
trails especially Sweden while Fin
land. thanks TO tho restoration Of her
Constitution, has become our sincere
friend. our allies came into touch
with the now regime. without an In
stants delay. understanding that the
old regime was serious hindrancn to
that organization OF the Russian people
which Is necessary for Il final triumph.
To-day Russia is no longer dead
weight I'm tho coalition Of allies. She
is n productive force. Hcnccforth all
once for all 1t would DC aIitinational
for freed Russia TO come to an under
standing with rcac,ionary Germany"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-25
NO LONGER ANY CHANCE
OF COUNTER Rk:XOI.UTION

STOCKHOLM, March - Cvi:t Lon
don).--Thcrc ia no longer any chance
of a counter-rcN olution in Russia. in
the opinion of Professor raul Vino
gradon. OF PctroGra1 University, but
the radical pacfists are still Il source
OF danger for tho new government
Professor HinoGradoN. who is on his
WY to England to lecture a. oxford
said:
There is no reason 10 expect an
up! Using of the Republicans. As to the
form of government to be adopted
there is nowhere any desire to antici-
pate The decision of the national CON
rc,'tion. Naturally tho question: OF
peace or war is more acute. but that
faction of tho Socialists which desires
a separate peace does not arpcar l."
be especially important 'Dne may he
easily deceived in this matter Dur
ing the first days Of eXciteincn: there
were some ccStatc demands that the
slaughter should cease. bu, many who
Joined in this dcalaud have reached a
different conclusion after ripcr con-
*idcration.
IL shall not attempt IL deny that
general danger threatens from the
radical element, but. on thn other hand,
! desire 10 emphasize that the pro-
visional government is complete mas
ter Of the situation. rrirce l.vvif
tHa Prcmier) IS wonderful ori;; n
iZcr. and the government. thanks to
his efforts, is winning more and more
stability daily. Any cou1 frcnt amy
sid" whatever is extremely improb-
able"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-25
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

while in most jurisdicti ions the statute
is enforced and becomes a living thing.
in others it is pale and CHASTITY
corpse.
why is this disposition manifested
to nullify the solemn act and deed OF
the Legislature? The Legislature is
authorized by the organic law. It's
duties and powers are properly defined.
II is charged with the making of laws.
II is regularly elected by the voters
and holds the imprimatur of the people.
II meets at a certain time and place.
It's motions and bills arc introduced
in a well-defined manner. Its commit
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-25
ENTHUSIASTIC DEMONSrHATIO
IN ITALIAN CHAMBER
fRy Associated press

Russian revolution Was the subject OF
an cnthusias site demonstration in the
Chamber Of Deputies yesterday. 4
euloEistic speech by Premier Bosclli
was interrupted by frequent applause.
Tho Premier concluded:
In the napic OF tho Italian govern
nont and the army OF Italy. cordially
wish for tho punIa glorious and
prompt consolidation OF the liberal In
stitutions which are the basis Of the
new order OF things. | wish new sue
cesses for the heroic Russian armies
and TO tho Russian p"opl" VIC send to-
day the kiss Of brotherhood. which Ne
shall soon exchange for the kiss OF
victory
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-25
Make Your Stomach
Your Best Friend
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Digest
the Food, Prevent Sourncss
and Make You Feel
Fine All Over.
Prove 1t with a Free Trial Package.

Prove IT with a Free Trial Package.
IF you feel any distress after satins
Will then have "a good. steady friend in
your stomach. For no matter what
YOU cat there will be no gas no sour
risingS, no lump in your throat. no
biliousness. no dark brown taste in the
morning. And should YOU now be
troubled, cat tablet az soon pos
sible and relief will come promptly.
These tablets correct at once the faults
of weak or ovcrworked stomach.
they do the work while the stomach
rests and RECEIVERS itself Particularly
effective are they for banqucters and
those whose environment brings them
in contact with the rich food most apt
in these cases always brings the glad
smile. Get box of Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets. 30 cents in any drug store.
BE good to your stomach. 4 free trial
package is mailed for the coupon be-
low.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-25
VIII French 10 SyrInns.

Right Rev. -. J. O'Conncll, u. H.,
bishop Of the DIOCESE Of Richmond,
viii conduct mass and preach at ?
o'clock this morning at st. Anthony s
Syrian Maronitc Roman Catholic Church
500 North Thirty-thrd Street. In his
sermon. Bishop O'Conncll will sketch
the history of the Syrian Church and
it's prosecutions. The name Marontc
is derived from the patron saint. Ma
room, with whom arc connected tradi-
tons resembling those of the Irish 81.
Patrick. Rev. Father a. Tcrbay is pas
tor Of ST. Anthony's Church.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-25
nun IRON PEPSIN and
SARSAPARILLA
Combination.

AS comprised in Hoods Sarsaparilla
and Pcptiron Pills. these valuable
remedies possess uncqualed health
value, for the alienation and cure OF
long train Of ailments common
among our people In this Goth century.
In these days OF rushing and push
ing. beyond the endurance of even the
most robust nearly every man and wo
man needs and must have the aid Of
the health-giving powers OF this COM
bination of medicines TO support and
sustain normal health tone. II 1t Is
not supplied. the depletion OF the blood
and the broken down nerves will soon
give way to permanent lnvalidism and
ruined health.
The very best remedies for blood
purifying and nervc-building are found
in Hoods Sarsaparilla and Peptiron
Pills. You know we'll the great tonic
properties Of iron. They arc much in
creased and improved in this combinn-
tion-Hood's Sarsaparilla before meals,
Peptiron pills after.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-25
FOR REPUBLICAN FORM OF
GOVERNMENT IN RUSSIA
decision Reached by Central Com
mittee and Representatives OF Con-
Stitutional Democratic Party.
MILUKOrr IS AT IT'S HEAD
Foreign Minister Outlines Attitude
OF New Observation-Disclosures Nation
Is No Longer Dead Weight in Co.
alitiOn OF Allies.
fBy Associated Press !

LONDON. March 2,.-Thc central
committee and tho parliamentary repre-
scntativcs OF the Constitutinnal-D Demo
cratic party at Pctrograd voted to-day
III favor of II republican form OF gov
ornmcnt for Russia. according to a
Pc,rograd dispatch. Professor Mllu
kon. the Foreign Minister in the new
government. is leader OF this party.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-25

Gated tho LIQUOR and sent II to tho
Second District station. Tho whisky
Is said to have been left In tho room
by young man who LETT Richmond
several days ago. Tho carton showed
that the wet goods hid been shipped
to Memphis. Tenn. and 1t liz presumed
that IL was brought to Richmond Ii.
a suit case. The package will be sent
to the liquor storage room In the base-
ment Of the City Hall and later de-
stroyed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-25
ItOblerics RcpDrtcJ,

r.. Nuccill. OF West Leigh street,
reported 10 the police yesterday that
his store had been entered through Il
side window and a quantity Of cigars
and cigarettes stolen. The store win
dow of G.. a. Giils. Of 2a0t West Main
street. WAS broken open. but officers
could ind nothing missing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-25
FAT THE HOUSE
OF JURGENS"

AS a people we are travelling upgrade in
our purchases. We demand more and more
better things every day.
The House of Jurgens" not only keeps
pace with the growth of good taste and ap-
probation Of quality, but anticipate it,
The business Of Chas. G. Jurgens' Son is
founded OH the belief that nothing is too good
for the home of the American citizen.
And SO at honest, reasonable and equitable
prices the best Furniture and Home Furnish
ings from the worlds ends selected and
placed on our spacious floors.
We present for this season numerous suites
and single pieces, many exclusive designs,
shown for the first time, at a range Of price
which will suit all purses.