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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of lenders at
tornsy.D
Manhattan.


ltSTH ST 5os-5os w-WUlan G and
Nsgdalena Christie of Mount Vernon, y
Y. 10 Magdalena Christie Of SIS Frank
lin av. Mount Vernon. July IS, 1912;
atty, Jno " Ruck. al Bway. ....s5, 900
lc5th ST, 33T E--Jacob and Lena Chat
mow!tz 81 al to VIM Hughes. May rs.
1904; atty, Kurzman F. 70 Broad
SANE FRoPERTY-A Annie Tederman 10
same. May - 1909; atty. Lawyers
,sT 60 ~ $50 sw sof is,h 81. as.s177.s51
Lena Davis to Isidor Freedman. admr:
II e 9th st, June 3. 1915: atty. sainl
G David $40 Nassau St. ...... $4,000
9Th ST. 52-54 W--Garden Investing Co.
81 Nassau st, to Leon Israel, e67 Madi-
son av. Oct :, 1913: atty. Leon Israel
7sTH ST IS. l7so W Madison av, lsiox
10? Dora D Schiller to Theresa Gold
smith. 80 z 7sth st. Jan 20. 1875; attys.
McKtnstry, Taylor p, 90 Wa!
iO?D ST, CO w-Ges!ns 1sus r. John
and Katie Mcrksl ~ W SSH -, Dc
-, 1911; atty, Title Guar T Co, rs
ioaTH sr, $ l72 9Th av. sIloo.1l--
Chas md Pauline weinstein to Norris
Cohen. $50 W isoth ST, and John Nor
rissrv. 1881 9TH av. June 20. 1905: atty,
W Bennett MARY, ?5T Bway ,.,,..t2 900
18TH ST 24l E-Henriett1 I7Eber to
Chas r Crowell and Chas \ ozark. sxrs
Will Mary G Crowell. Nov -. 1911; atty,
Lawyers T & T Co. 1ro y "7"......Sli, 900
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Nay Combine for Defence.

To be better able to fight the threat
ened strike Of the International Ladies
Garment Workers Union Independent
manufacturer and contractors in the
dress and waist industry may affiliate
Themselves with the Dress and Waist
Manufacturers Association.
The subject was preached by an indie
pendent manufacturer at an association
meeting. II was pointed out that by
standing together the employers will
have better chances to fight successfully.
officials OF the newly formed Whole
sale Dress Manufacturing Association
have stated that that organization would
not give unqualified support to the Dress
and Waist Manufacturers Association.
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Wednes.

Coffee Cables Rio was Is refs lowrr for :,
at lHloo. Exchange, tsd. higher at iS'..i.
Receipts. ZOO bags, and stock. -; 80 n bag
santos spots were not quoted. Futures
10 To lis refs lower, Receipts. $1,000 bags, srd
stock, b.5be mo bags. Receipts al tho ',a-ts
were cl.ooo bags, sSainst 600 last year al
c',mN two years ago. Sac Psulo had l5.on'
against o., 900 and 1900, and Jundiahv 49, go
against S6 900 and 1900 bags. respectively
BRAZILIAN COFFEE STATISTICS
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Paris HOurse Tradinn.

PARIS, Jan. 16.-Trading was active
on tho Bounse to-day. Three per cent.
rentes. 81 francs 30 confines for cash (:
exchange on London. 25 francs SO
eentimes: per cent loan 30 francs
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RESULTS AT AUCTION
lat "a vEsEY sTREL .,

lHi - I>7Ti 81 MEL
BY !. Lincoln Seide.
MULBERRY ST. ?SS. W s. 24l.s n Spring
st. 2S,2xs7xe6. lxaS3. 8 sty tint and I sty
rear tnt-N Y Trust Co sgt W Cum
ningham ct al: due. s?O.0o7.98: taxes
&c, 1852 so: TO tho plaintir ....Sls, 900
by Herbert A. Sherman.
nth ST. ies L. s. ?si is, sv. .sy
lool0, sly tint and strs--THnnen. Ron
aids ct a., cNrs, 2gt loretta t'orn 81 al.
due. s3s2so.st; taxes. &c. sl,ill.i7: to
the Lawyers Mtg Co. q party In inter-
rrt '''ss'''..'. .s.....,-.. NN7. hhu
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan,

10th ST, I1o to ia E-Torregiani a
severino agt VIM r Carleton ct al: Sept
ls0TH ST, 1873 W-Abrsham Wilkes All
y & Corp ct al; Dec .. 1918 .s33s.s5
i4lsT ST. S5l W-Abraham Wilkes
sss,is Joseph Newark ct al; De De, 2
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
Standard Time
Sun rises. :. 7:is AM Sun sets, ,..+5+
Moon rises. .6;S +
HIGH WATER THIS DAY
Sandy Hook. 81. AM Gov. Island. $50 A N
He'll Gate. ...io:5o A M
Low WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook. AN Gov Island. $40 A n
Hell Gate.....t:SS M
ARRIvALs-THURsDA JAN. N
IS Belsic. Brcst. Jan. 7.
Ss Italia, Glasgow Dec. 81.
Sc Wells City Bristol, Dec. e.
IS Dayton. Glasgow. Dec. 2
IS Tou'a, Nantes. Dec. q.
S. Crfstobal. Cristobal, Jan, 8.
IS Munamar. Antilla Jan II.
Sc Comal, Galveston. Jan. o.
Sc Arnpahoe. jacksonville, Jan. ID.
IS Hanmershus. Savannah. Jan. 10
Is urkiola Mendi. Philadelphia, Jan. IA
IS NJ adieon. Norfolk. Jan. is.
Sc Mae. Philadelphia Jan. 10.
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK.
Sc Western Hero. 1T Rotterdshn.
IS San Mateo at Bergen.
Sc Anchiscs, at Liverpool.
So Stockholm. at stockholm.
Motor.hip PnSho az PortIand.
Sc Toften. of Portland Bell.
IS Nina Brea, OF Dover.
IS Alamo, at Galveston.
SIS City of st. Louis, at Savannah.
IS Mohawk, at Charleston.
SAILED FOR NEW YORK.
IS Montscrrat. from Cadis.
IS Cha-les L. Everest from Lisbon
IS Mississippi. from Havre.
Ss Mantowoc. from Bordeaux.
IS Alsenib. from Rotterdam.
So Trumf. from Sheds.
Sc Tricolor, from Rotterdam.
IS 1nmeln. from Rotterdam.
So Tapajoz. from Para.
IS Kronstadt. from Caleta Colosa-
Ss Celebes from Havre.
IS Mount Hood. from IquaQue.
IS 1isedyk. from San Francisco.
Sc Bsyway. from Port Eads.
So 81 Sorte from Galveston.
IS Comanche. from Charleston.
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Business Troubles.


getiiion Of Herman VI. Macklsr, $3.50
ST , SirhO. And ayens,; shows abilt,ie:
three largest creditors are Benjamin
Goldin. 40 Blocker street. ,2,2s7bo;
nue., 81 200. and Sam Te.ker eng" Sss Vest Nest
a. receiver. i. $ waliens,sln; sss
NEW YORK GAS TUBING COMPANY
York Gas tubing Company by ' three inr
Inc, si7+ll; VOORHEES, Rubber Mfg Co,
nis t vs snd ss s,moD R9,iiq; as2is'
DAISY T. GERsTLE--A voluntary petit
ton OF Daisy 7. Gerstle. 5:s West lllth
and assets OF Nio, The hire. largest
i. j. ,,7co; George sP!ckerhotf 20
ard Lime Company, BROOKLYN, ssao.ss.
Joseph T. Welnblatt, 800 Broadway. is
rs s,tSrney for ,hs t bankrupt,
tion Of Franz F. De,ner. $40 IVES, lssth
street, shows liabilities of si.65iSs and
ss.s Of sIa Tn Van h nss srF GET
t.,o12st; MlIbank Teaman 4 CO. $40
colt & Co. sl5 Fifth avenue Mailer
r. Pellet. 1872 Nassau street. arc attor-
GE 20. for The r SsRTTpPi vo,u,
tsry petition OF George II Terwiliger,
1865 West Twenty-nrst street, shows
liabilities Of Sl7. 200 and no assets The
'wo' creditors are: This National Bank
OF New burgh. y. Y, $500. and Pu-
laski Terwilliger. los West Twenty first
street, $500. Henry Amerman, e33
Broadway. Is attorney for the bank
rupt.
Schedules In Bankruptcy.
CLARENCE PAYNE-A schedule of Clar-
ence Payne. no address, shows liabilities
OF
The three largest creditors are: NJ.
Pauline Payne. Menlo Park, Cal, $685.
s262+. Arthur Pay. East Menlo Park.
Cal. 1901. 70a25, and Daniel A. McCol-
gan, San Francisco, Cal. St5. 37+ IS
flS,l6T,l3 OF the assets are In real
estate StoddaTd & Marsh. no address.
are attorneys for bankrupt.
JvdEmeuts.
MASHATTAS.
The following judgments were filed yes
to-day, January Is; the nrst name is that
OF the debtor
ssltzman, Geo. F.. and Nathan
G.tt A.
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan

18TH ST, ei2 W--American Mtg Co TO
E!z II Banks. Westport. Conn. ct al.
trustees. and Eliz II Banks ct al trus-
tees to T & T Co. l7s Rway; two -
BLEECKER ST, .i--Jos Berg to T G 6
nth ST. $40 E-N T NJ Co 10 the
Corporation for Relief Of widows and
Children OF tho f Church in s,nts
lI7rH sT, ass and 2ss E-N Y T & N Co
20 Greater Say Bank. +9s FIN
nv Bklyn; address l35 Bvay. 1850
FIRST Az. 76--Thos II Donohue TO Kate
wilkIn. $50 eth 81, Bklyn;. atty, Max
q Wildnauer, ?ss Bway......... $4,000
ELIZABETH ST, 80. mtg $4,000
Lawyers Mtg 90 to Maria Longo. ass
Elizabeth 81 address Maria Longo. 1870
,,s Etfc sT rs w--c;fsce Gorge, ipoSSeV
TO Bond & Mtg @ Co, lis Rsmsen ST.
Bklyn; atty, T G & Co, l76 Broad. .
way ...''.'.'.'' :. '...'.'''' VI law
Bronx.
WATERBURY Az. 22S " Zercga av.
2OxlOs-EllE Helms;ettsr to Edw
Acker. 80 Forest av. atty, Edw
Acker 10 Forest av............,s2 500
lsOTH ST. IA E-Fredk preher TO Ida A
Dreher. $50 lslst st; atty. f Hola:
han. sol fremont av.............s5. 600
l65TH ST. SIS? D-Edw Acker eNr. to
Ella Gregg ct al. eSrs. $50 W 18th ct
atty. u A Acker. 77s Forest av. SIS, 900
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EAST OF FIFTH H'--...r, between Fourteenth
and 10Th streets)

18TH ST. tos Z, 25x9? Jan l5-Bess,e
Goldberg to Belmont Bldg and Imp Co.
~ Il 34th st, . yrs. So, pr m sli.?5o;
I'd AV. ls57-lS63, wv 7?d st. lO2 2x5sl
Jan iS-Edw II and Harold X Mount to
DRY Dock Saw lnstn. 3+l Bowery, due
as per bond: atty. F NJ Tichenor, as Park
7sD ST, q. 1856 Az A, s7sxi02.
7sd st. n 8, 173 6 Az A. 37.6xlo2.2, p NJ,
Jan lb-.Adolt Horowitz 10 Morris Rosen-
field. SOL Putnam av, BROOKLYN. due
March /, 1921. SO; atty. d l. Schwartz,
7s AZ s ewH AZ e. scxiois with to 's s,To
In rear, 20N0s, m, Jan l5-Chas f.
Haskell to Metropolitan Saw Bank. SO
Cooper ~ y, yTs. ~ or attys, : &
,sT ~ HS'.Hin' 81 w ss.n st. ,,i,.. jSS
1t-Mortimer Realty Co to Louis Losw-
Nrthsi. ~ Rwav. 4 we. a. .tt~s f.ps
The sun., 1919-01-17
WASHINGTON ACTS
IN GARMENT FIGHT
Strike Threat Here Causes Ap-
pointment Of Would-be
COnciliatOr.
Special Despotch to THE Sun

OcoPuFCVF
WARRINGTON, Jan. 16.-Attempts to
settle the threatened strike of the Inter-
national Ladies' Garment Workers Union
will be made from this city.
The division OF concilia ton. United
States Department Of Labor. has ap-
pointed a representative to act in the
matter.
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Sweeney csasy.; Lawrence v-B. j. ,,s.
Simon. Louis. pres.-1. Brown
field: costs. ......,............ lfI67
Tomeck. Martin. and George Ma
brewery co.....'......' ''. . ASS"
Levy-Ginsburs Realty Co. 1850,
ieben .........,....... 1851
weinstain, Harry-City OF ". Y. i1o,7o
Wilbrand. Bernard - S. srein q
We've Realty Co, Nathan wof.
Pearl Niies-I. A. Buddington 1879
gage co...........,ts. :.s5s:S
BRONX
The first name is that OF the debtor:
Berenson, Louis-N. Hirschfeld.. aAsP -
Charles Essenwanger & Son, Inc.
Warren Chemical & Mfg Co. 320T1
ct al ................... l7iH
Dletsch George f.. Minerva l.
,3on5 & Mortxak. Gusrantce 90 4el7s
LonRo Tommasina-I, Dl Palma s376
Mcr5voy, Ellen--H. Held. ........ 1855
Natalie. Angelo--Ebing Brewing
Nelson. Nathan, and Ackley c.
Co,.'......... ............... c52 "a
Rnsseil. ENABLE III. Ge'smar 1871"
Ruhbaum. Paula. Cloftalo ..... l2222
solimando. Antonio--J. b. NJ.
hardt .....,.!........'....... l,277s,
Bead Co.. ".............. 567s
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MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lender and
Attorney
Downtown.

(south OF Fourteenth street.)
SOUTH ST, bounded : by South 81. n w
In rear by 81 Front st. n by IS South
At and = W by ~ South st. 2S sxsS.Sx23 tx
81 = Jan lo-R!chard Rochester TO
Union Square say Bank, 20 Union
Square, yrs, IA % atty. stephen p
LAFAYETTE ST. EOS. 81 6IIOO. p n, Jan
?--Julliette Applebaum to Little Street
Co. II W 4oth st. due Jan IL, 1922, &C.
pr mtg sls,5O0: atty, Brison Howie, 1928
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TRANsPACHIC MAuS

Connecting mails close at G. p. O. and CITY
Hall station At $50 p. N daily.
Philippine Islands via San Francisco) Jan
IL, Sc. Shinyo Maru.
Hawai- and Guam Japan. Corea, China
Siam. Cochin China. Straits settlements and
Netherlands, Eat Indies. This mail 10 for
waEded to the Pacific coast daily for despatch
10 destination by the hest opportunity
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TRANSATLANTIC PARCEL posr MA,

TRANSATLANTIC PARCEL PnsT MAILS
Great Britain and Ireland-Close At I'm
A. NJ. Jan -. SIS. Nieuw Amsterdam
Italy Close at $50 A. NJ Jan. Is, So
0wezo.
Gibraltar and I'aly-Close at 6 A. NJ. Jan.
Is SIS San Giorg1o.
PortuGal-Close at A. NJ Jan 20 Sc Goa
Liberia, Norway. Sweden. Denmark Bel.
rum, Netherlands. Greece Germany, Austria
and HunEary-Service Suspended
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-11-21
S9|!iE5[5|S(|

The Merry Maids" are enter.
tanning their mothers at the home
of Mrs. J. r. Sutherland Friday
evening. The girls are having the
house gaily decorated and sent te
Denver for roses to present te
their mothers.
The Presbyterian Aid society
held small meeting Thursday
afternoon at the church, and al.
lowed the bills for decorating the
church interior. The vestibule
has been painted and papered. and
this expense will have to be met
by further endeavor. The next
meeting will be at the church in
two weeks.
The Community club met We'd.
nesday afternoon at the Grass
Valley school house. The plan OF
these meetings is that the hostess.
es bring enough work to keep the
members busy all afternoon. Re.
freshments are limited to one ar
ticls and coffee. Mrs. s. L. Bur-
ger and Mrs. A. Nordstrom enter
tanned Wednesday, serving dough
nuts and coffee. The club would
very much appreciate the use of
two or three sewing machines.
Chapter AP, P E. O. enjoyed
an unusually pleasant meeting at
the home of Mrs Elizabeth Glea-
son Monday evening. Members
responded to roll call with origi-
nal verses, some of which were very
good. especially Miss Bonds.
She very cleverly wove each men,
ber's name into the rhyme. Mrs.
W. L. Shaffer read very excel
lent description of the Grand
Canyon and Miss Bond conducted
a quiz on the constitution of p.
E. o. Mrs. Gleason served delic-
ious refreshments and proved
such charming hostess the mem-
bers were loath to leave. The next
meeting will be with Miss Theo-
bald.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-11-21
{cc6oNo2!ls'
.VN()lEs!

The girls Of the Senior class are
selling tickets for the Idaho Springs
picture to be given Monday night.
New song books have been
bought for the Senior and Junior
High schools. They contain some
very attractive songs and it is ex-
pected that the music periods will
he much more enjoyable in the
future.
Mr.. Shuler Of the HoeAer-Shu-
ler Photo company was in Idaho
Springs last Saturday demonstrat-
ing the Projectoscope-a moving
picture machine for schools. It
is hoped that a machine can be
purchased very soon.
The teachers of the Grades l,
p, 8, 4, 5 and 6 have recently add
ed flower boxes to their rooms.
The walls are hung with examples
of art work done BY the children.
Es,hetic surroundings have a great
influence upon children. The
teachers are trying to make school
an attractive place in which to
work.
Students of the high school
were delighted Wednesday morn
ing by a muscial program. Miss
Leona Stephens played two we'll
selected piano selections. Misses
Anna Chase. and Mildred Jones
delighted their audience with
vocal duets. A new pleasure was
found in the violin solos by Allen
Campbell, who was accompanied
by Miss Mary Deis at the piano.
Each number was heartily cheer
ed, and the contributors generous
ly responded with encores.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-11-21
Methodist Church Notes

Sunday, November %.
1000 a. m. Sunday School
Hoo a. m. Worship, sermon by
the pastor. Good Literature
Day.
3p. m. Children's training class
Special cards for the children.
6:45 p. m. Young peoples meet
ing. Mrs. Donithorne, leader.
7:3O p. m. Public service
Question on the High Cost OF
Living and Sunday Work. Ser.
mon, followed by "the Lords Sup
per-.
Wednesday, 7:3O. p. m. Union
Thanksgiving service at the M
E. church. Rev. DR.. Beavis will
preach. All singers of all church.
es are especially invited. Come
and be thankful.
Welcome to all.
Rev. j. Martin, pastor.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-11-21
Herbert Johnson Has
Sleeping Sickness

The illness of Herbert johnson
is causing considerable alarm
among his many friends. Since
he came home Tuesday, Novem
Der IL, he has been more or less
drowsy and this condition has de-
veloped into what is now thought
to be sleeping sickness.
Mr.. johnson was exposed to cold
in driving his car long trips and
when he came home thought he
had neuritis and did not consider
his condition as serious.
DR.. J. N. Hall, > Denver specia-
list, was called and after careful
study of Mr.. Johnson's case dag
nosed it as sleeping sickness
DR.. Hall has had experience with
similar cases in Denver and in the
army cantonements.
About fifty percent of the cases
prove fatal, but Herbert Johnson's
case is considereda favorable one.
Mr.. johnson can be aroused to
take nourishment, but late re-
ports are that he does not swallow
as we'll as he did and it may be
necessary to feed him through a
tube.
DR.. F. 81. Weber has charge Of
the case.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-11-21
George Olinger 10
Speak Here Sunday

George w. Olinger of Denver,
president Of the State Sunday
School association. will address
an audience at the Opera House
Sunday afternoon at 3 p. m.
Mr.. OIinger is particularly
anxious to have all the business
men Of the city present, and all
the Boy Scouts. He is a great
worker with the boys-.he knows
boys and likes them. Every boy
will want to hear Mr.. Olinger and
every boys father should be glad
to hear him, too.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-11-21
Oil Stocks

If you have any oil stocks that
you want to dispose of, OF if you
desire to purchase oil stocks, call
on US, we are agents in Clear
Greek County for one of the
largest brokerage firms in Denver.
The L. A. Hafer Inv. Co., 215
18th Ave, Phone Idaho 80 j.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-11-21
Swedish Lutheran Church

Services are held in the Swedish
Lutheran church the second and
last Sunday evenings of each
month, at eight o'clock; Sunday
school at seven o clock. Members
and friends who understand the
Swedish language are cordially
invited to come.
Rev. Broleen of Boulder con-
ducts the services.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-11-21
Back to Austria

Fred Bartholdi and Anton Pal
laoro, two good citizens of this
district, left Thursday for their
native land-Austria. They will
probably return to Idaho Springs,
but wanted to see how the folks
are at home since the war. Both
men lived here a long time and were
good workers.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-11-21
Here At Last

Small line of Cups and Saucers,
Plates, Fruit and Salad Dishes at
reasonable prices, on display at
THE VARIETY STORE,
Where you get your moneys
worth. A. Thames, Prop
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-11-21

The furniture of the twenty
xeoms of the Brunswick rooming
house is being moved to Denver
CHS week on the big Curnow truck.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-11-21

Miss Lille Jones was operated
dpon for appendicitis Tuesday,
tnd is recovering rapidly.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-11-21

Albert P. Clark and John Lar
On of Denver were guests in the
Sutherland home this week.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-11-21

Mrs. W. E. Pas,nore went to
Denver Wednesday afternoon for
Efew days.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-11-21

Mrs. Irving Coe left Thursday
Tor Kansas City, where Mr.. Coe
has been for several weeks.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-11-21

Miss Virginia Fromm met with
some pretty severe experiences
during the blizzard that buried
her district in snow near Buck
ingham a couple of weeks ago.
Her school closed at two O'Clock
the first afternoon, as all the par
ents came for their children for
the weather had already become
very severe. The mile Miss
Fromm walked to the house where
she boards was terrible, as the
road could be found only by fol
lowing fence posts, where they
were not covered.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-11-21

Mrs. William Gartrell and
daughter Ruth spent Sunday in
Denver with friends and relatives.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-11-21
III. o. Allen. Dentist.

Carl Rice has missed school a
few days on account of an injured
hand caused by fall from a swing.
Che hand is not seriously hurt.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-11-21

Dr.. J. N. Hall of Denver, a
specialist in diagnosing battling
cases, came up Thursday evening
to give his opinion of the malady
which has afflicted Herbert John
son, who has been seriously i'll
for more than week.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-11-21

Charles S. Work is assisting in
setimbering and preparing the
IDAHO Bride mine for operation.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-11-21

Mrs. Roy Plumnerwas up We'd
lesday. Mrs. Plummer is staying
in Denver while her husband is in
the hospital, having undergone
an operation. He will be out Of
the hospital today, but will remain
IN Denver about week.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-11-21
You Are Sure It's Fresh

Everybody knows that the best
of coffees and teas deteriorate with
age.
How can you tell when your
coffee was roasted?
Ask Roberts Bros. to explain to
you the date mark on each can of
Chase & Sanborn's Seal Brand
Coffee.
All goods under the Chase &
Sanborn brand are positively full
weight.
Roberts Bros. buy these goods
direct from the makers. You pay
no jobbers' profits.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-11-21
l@@NG]
@9[M1|lJ8

-s-Bread the day it's baked. Six
days in the week. Roberts Bros.
Robert Callow was up from
Littleton for visit with his
nother and brothers here.
,-Those who owe accounts to the
Adolph Nelson Estate can settle
6y calling on Mrs. Nelson at Room
I in the Regennitter building.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-11-21
Thirteen Percent Net

On an investment of $500. II
interested see the L. A. HafeI
Investment Co., 215 18th Ave-,
Phone Idaho so j. 4
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-11-21
OWN YOUR HOME
1425 Colorado ST., modern .$2700
SAT Colorado ST.. modern.

SAT Colorado ST.. modern.
with furnace. :. :. $500
1929 Miner St, modern. $40
Zl47 Virginia ST., 2 houses. 800
1908 Virginia ST., modern,.. $50
M66 Wall St, partly modern $50
626 Virginia St, 8 rooms... 600
223 Bird Ave, 4 rooms. ...... 225
Sl2 Colo. St. 5 rooms. ..... 1926
SIG Colo. st. 5 rooms. ...... 425
334 Colorado ST.. So. 500
The L. A. Hafer Inv. Co., No.
M6 10Th Ave-, Phone Idaho o0J
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-11-21

Fresh candies every week.
Idaho Dainty Shop. /
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-11-21

Work has begun on the Mount
Evans highway. and from fifteen
to twenty men are employed.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-11-21

<For odds and ends and good
deals in crockery and dishes see
Roberts Bros.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-11-21

Leave orders early for the Doll
Hospital--Mrs. H. Fl. Hansell,
You can leave orders at March,
ington's if you wish.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-11-21

II Union Thanksgiving services
will be held on Wednesday night
at 7:3O at the Methodist church.
DIR. Beavis will preach. All sing
ers are especially invited.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-11-21

<Pumpkin pies every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday at Roberts
8Eos.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-11-21

The blue Envelope" has been
located, and the play goes merrily
on. The cast has been filed again
and the practice Wednesday night
was quite promising. The plan
now is to have the clever sketch
ready for presentation about the
first week in December. Mrs.
Sprague Stewart has the manage
ment Of the play. and Mrs. w. E.
Rensbaw is directing rehearsals.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-11-21

The Ben Harrison mine in Ore
gon. near Baker City, has closed
down, but the men who went from
here, Harry Cnrran, Man ME Pet
;erson, N. j. Pike and Arthur
Brown, will have employment for
some time and expect to remain
there.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-11-21

cit is hard for US to make enough
doughnuts to supply the local de-
Sand, go if you want doughn0ts
81 would advise that you get your
exder in early. Roberts Bros.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-11-21

Mrs. Thelma johnson Hammer
came this Friday evening from
Casper, Wyoming, to assist her
mother in caring for her brother,
Herbert johnson.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-11-21

I E. L. Regennitter has been con-
6ned to his home all week by one
Of his periodical attacks of stomach
trouble. He is better now and
will soon be back to his office.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-11-21

Mr.. and Mrs. George Keyes left
Thursday for California where
they will spend the winter.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-11-21

:. Don't forget the Library Dance
on Thanksgiving eve.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-11-21

Victor I. Noxon, editor of the
Boulder Miner, after undergoing
a major operation, is now on the
high road to complete recovery.
The editor who took Mr. Noxon's
place while he was away says "Vic
Noxon has the philosophers intel
lect and an Incompatible editorial
ability of unique talent. He is
gentleman of the old school and
professor in the new college of
democracy and fair dealing. He
has the eye of an eagle, the heart
of lion and the natural sympathy
of child"