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Evening star., 1921-04-29

2oc CURTAIN VOILES AND SCRIMS
: Yard wide. and full bolts. light En
and dark floral, stripe and bird SUC
designs Three yards for......
Fourth Floor.
79c SOFA CUSHIONS or
Square Shape Sofa Cushions.
20x2o inches: filled with soft, En.
fluffy silk floss. covered with OUC
white cambric .................-
Fourth Floor.
BOYS GOLF CAPS-Of good EO,
quality materials, in light and OOA
Third Floor.
BOYS HATS-Of fancy mix en-
lures suitable for boys from OVI
to 10 years OF age .............
Third Floor.
MEMS 75c ATHLET1C UNDER
nainsook; sleeveless coat shirts, En
knee length drawers, with extra OUC
full reinforced seat ..........
First Floor.
z5c sHIRTING MADRAs.32 inches
wide; wide ht. fne, soft softhnish En,n grade, E0C
First Floor.
CORSET COVERS-Oi fine grade
white nainsook. with neat en- Eno
broidery edgings and ribbons; eOUC
full cut and well made
Third Floor.
WOMENS PINAFORE APRONS
OF white cambric trimmed with white.
pink blue rick-rack braid; En
also of percale: finished with OUC
two large pockets ............
Third Floor.
WOMEN'S BLOOMERsseLight Blue
Sainso9k Boomers; neat eat, rues E0c
forced; all sizes ...............
Third Floor.
MEMS HALF HOsE-Black and
plain colors; Isle thread and
reEu1ar ssaves Of sse and s5o SOC
values. Three pair for. .........
First Floor.
CHILDREN'S 69c UNION SUITS
0f nsinsook: with garter attachments;
pants: sizes to IL years; OUC
scenes T,pat rioo,. ''''''''''''''''''
WOMEN'S VESTS-Gauze Cotton
. low neck and sleeveless: cro-
cheted neck and arms: regular En
sizes; slight imperfectons. Three SUC
First Floor
25c CHIFFON vo1LEs-z7 inches
wide: fire sheer quality: in a complete
assortment Of plain street and E0c
First Floor.
25c MERCERIZED BATS E-4o
inches wide. In fash color only: En,
dergarments. Three yards for.
First Floor.
INDIA LINON-4O inches En
wide; sheer quality: snow-white COC /
bleached. Three yards for. .-..
First Floor.
ooc FRUIT OF THE LOOM En
COTTON-s-qunrter width. for COC
making double.hed sheets. .....
FIRST Floor.
BOYS BLOUSES-Of per- En
cale. IN light and dark colors: OOC
sizes to 10 ycnrs.............
First Flo0p
Evening star., 1921-04-29

4 79c FLOUNCINGS- Shadow
Lace Flouncings and camisole En
Laces. with and without bead OUC
ing top Assorted designs
69c TABLE DAMASK-58-inch Mer-
lengths; splendid wearing quail CUC
First Floor.
.98c DOOR MATsCocoa EO1
Door Mats; size 14x24 inchek; OON
, well made .....s. ...rss
Basement. -
75c WASH TUBs-Galvanized SOc
Iron Wash Tubs. 1s-inch size: OOA
well made NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Basement.
PRESERVING KETTLES
Blue Brilliantly Enameled Pre- En.
serving Kettles. 12-quart trade OUC
Basement.
ST AND sl.5O BLANKETS-IY half
pairs: choice of white, gray or tan with
fancy borders: soft fleece fin En-
ish sizes 5ox72 to 6ox72. CUC
Fourth Floor.
19c TURKISH TOWELS-Bleached
Turkish Towels, desirable size En-
for hand or face use; neatly hem OUC
Hin,it FourJ
CHILDREN's WHITE SHOES
White Canvas Pumps and Tan E0-
barefoot SANDALS, broken sizes JUL
from to .................
First Floor.
CHILDRENs 75c sOCKs-P Plain
white mercerized Isle socks. with as
few romper shades; with fash En>
ioned tops; slight seconds Of CUC
regular 15c values ........
CHILDREN'S sl.OO SPORT HOSE
Onyx brand. two-toned ribbed En-
effects, with rolled tops: per- OUC
feet quality: broken sizes
First Floor.
69c KNITTING WORsTED-
Standard Brand Knitting Wor- En
sted, choice Of any shade in OUC
First Floor.
75c VENETIAN CLOTH-32
inches wide; fast black; a heavy En-
satin-face grade. for Innings. OUC
First r1oor-Llnins Dept.
HOUSEHOLD APRONS Women,
Waterproof Household Aprons.
attractive ginHham and cham en
bray: rubber lined: correctly SUC
'"s"ei Notion az neps.-Fir.t Floor.
s5c TOILET COMBINAT1ON-One
regular eoc box o: Lady Mary Face Pow
@ Sse box box q o. Lsay Mary s"s Taieum 1 SOC
Powder. Both for.
(Tax, &c extra.)
GKAXERS = S. 4TApRuRdE }.yo4. sJ!l dd;,. EX x
cluding Violet. Lily of tho Valley, RI
White Rose and Arbutus. Ounce. OuC
(Tax. &c eXtra.)
MEMS INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFS
Linen finish hemstitch cd bordcre: incom-
plete assortment of letters; also Fn
mems plain white hemsttchcd .OuC
border handkerch.efs. Six for.
Firat Floor.
MEMS BALBRIGGAN UNDERWEAR
short sleeve shirts: fun length drawers
wI;h double seat and sa,ine
wn.stband strap back; sixas up to F0
so: seconds OF 7sc and s5c values 0UC
First Floor.
Evening star., 1921-04-29

BOYS WASH S-Mother's
Friend and Stonewall brands:
all new models. for boys from Ct M
to years of age; fast-color - .UU
matefialS
Ffrnf Floor.
BOYS PANTS-Of chevot and
tS tweea Cd, kniskers0sner Rsss fssm s.yls
First Floor.
sl.5o EAMLEss BLEACHED
SHEETS-Slx90 full double O. M
bed size; perfect quality 80. . .UU
First Floor.
zoe LoNGCLoTH, 50 inches wide;
soft. chamois-tinish grade: grade: &1 M
First Floor.
.RICE BOILERS-Aluminum Rice
,ssd assss qsu,fss Fs9' SIZE Eu..4" SI,OO
Basement.
WOMEN's $500 HIGH SHOES
shoes Momsns hovis Whits bees isnyas sass HiEn 90
First Floor.
BOYS sl.5o UNION SUITS, OF white
balbriggan. low neck and
sleeveless. short sleeves and o. M
knee pants; elastic waist . .UU
oaEn FI,., 1:,oo, '''''''
WoMEN's FIBER SILK HOSE, in
black and white; almost full length silk;
all sizes: slight seconds of O. M
s1o0 values. Two pairs Ol .UU
WOMEN,s Isle HOSE, plain black
and full-fashioned. with high spliced heel
and double sole, in regular sizes; also
lightweight black full fashioned extra
ssn s'sa ssss Of s's'ts SOO
values: three pairs for......
BOYS PAJAMAS -Kaynee brand,
.,Es Essn .;Iss s'eth P, Rsrsss Zss5s and SLOO
WoMEN'S sl2S cHAMo-sUEDE
CLOVES. two-clasp style.
srsy. s,sS ssiae~r'~ Siaek' white es Ssaver 90
and brown ................
WOMENS WHITE SILK GLOVES, II
quality: subject to slight i'm 1l .UU
si.5o DIAPER CLOTHS inches
wide in sealed sanitary car CT M
tons containing full 10 yards. ID L .VU
sles sU1Tf CASES, 24-inch size, steel
frame covered with fiber; O. m
brass finished locks and side ID .UU
fasteners :.................
$50 AND 500 FIBER. GRASS OR
RAG RUGS. 27154 Wool and Fiber. extra:
quality. i,6oo-warp stenCiled Grass and
design Rag Rugs best color - .UD
ings ............-
Fourth Floor.
$3.50 ALL-WOOL SERGE, 50 inches
wide: sponsed and shrunk; in Ct M Il
black. navy. brown. burgundy . .UU II
and copen ..,..........r..... II
First Floor.
UP TO 2os TAILORED WAISTS. II
Plain and satin striped voles. madras. II
checked dimity. mercerized ba tiste and II
linene. In white. rose. blue, assorted II
colored checks and white. c. M
with colored collars and cuffs: D / .UU II
First rloor-BarEain Booth.
Evening star., 1921-04-29

BOYS Soc NECKWEAR-Boys' fine
plaids and solid colors and crepe ZOC ,
de chine silks. Extra special at
Third Floor.
25c CRETONNES-Flo and foliage
designs. best colorings, for drap- o.
cries cushion and comfort COW Loo
ering: full bolts. Two yards for
Fourth Floor.
SOC GRASS RUGS-l8x36 Double
warp Stenciled Grass Rugs. me- 0E
daliion and neat border designs; ZOC
various colorngs.
First Floor.
59c HALL. OR STAIR RUNNER
Reversible Napier Carpet. is inches wide;
green. tan or red. also 200 yards a.
of ss-inch width for covering ZOC
Fourth Floor.
WINDSOR TIEs-of @ good 15c
navy blue and cardinal.
First FloOr-Neckwear Dept
MESH FEILIN GS-Plain.
scroll and fancy reshes. in black, a.
brown. navy blue and taupe.... ZOC
First FIonr.
3oc AND 49c LACEs-File. OEc
and poin, laees, for collars. in ZOC
white and cream colors
First Floor.
INFANTS SOFT SOLE OE~
SHOES. assorted colors sizes in NV
the lot from 20 2.............. >.
First Floor.
NOVELTY RIBBONS-With wide or
narrow satin edge and stripe; o.
extra heavy quality; five inches ZOC
FIRST Floor.
59c PILLOWCAsES-42x56 OE,
Blea he'd Pillo~cases, heavy AON
round thread quality. ............
First Floor.
lSc BLEACHED COTTON
grade for 's; General | uss Two Z5C
First Floor.
19c UNBLEACHED SHEET
ING-3a inches wide; heavy ~
round thread quality. Two yards ZOC
Fourth Floor.
1Sc DRESS GINGHAMS-27 inches
wide in an assortment OF plaids. o.
broken checks and plain colors. ZOC
First Floor.
lsc APRON GINGHAMs-
Genuine Amoskeag Apron Cling o.
Two yards for....
P1rat Floor.
39c SHIFTING MADRAS o.
IS inches wide: w*..e grounds AC(
with neN colored "-ipes.......
First Floor.
SOC Khaki CLOTH - u a.
inches wide: heavy twin.d quail Z0C
ity for mems trousers, etc.......
SOC DRESS GINGHAMs-Treaan's
32ineh Dress Cling hams in plaids' o.
checks. stripes and plain &c
First Floor.
SOC CERIZED PONGEE-
80 inches wide: in black, cadet ~
blue and tan: very fine Z9C
First Floor.
Soc BABY PANTS-Odd lot. az
Of waterproof pants: assorted ZCC
Notion Dept-FIrst Floor.
Evening star., 1921-04-29

800 WHITE VOILE-O inches wide;
fine sheer quality with chiffon o.
finish for waists and ACC
First Floor. -
39c COLORED VOILES-3s inches
wde fine. sheer grade, in a COM a.
plete assortment of street and AOC
First Floor.
JERGEN'S TRANSPARENT OE,
VIOLET SOAP Regularly 35c NV
box. Three cakes for. .........
First Floor.
nsSs. s9s WHITE Nh! ID D1M1rY lily Y,s7 81 Csc
broken checks .............
First Floor.
SOC SINK STRA1NERs- 0E.
Aluminium Sink strainers. full ACN
Basement.
WATER PAIL AND TWO CAKES
SOAP--One 1o-quart trade size 0F
Galvanized Iron Water Pail and ZOC
cakes of Oleine Laundry Soap.
ORIENTA FFEE-One- a.
pound packages of Orienta Brand ZOC
Coffee. fresh stock k..............
Bnnement.
sYKEsDALE CORN-Extra 0E,
quality. Three AON
Basement.
LIBBY's sPINEAPPLE-Large Ok
cans Of Libbys Hawaiian Sliced AON
Pineapple NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Basement.
WoMEN's COTTON HosE-summer
weight; in black. white and cor,
sizes; slight imperfections Two ZOC
First Floor.
Up TO Csc MEMS NECKWEAR-
Knitted and cut-silk styles plain colors,
figures and stripes: ~
slightly mussed from han: Z5C
Fir.t Floor.
MEMS SUSPENDERS-Fine
quality Isle webbing; kid cast ~
of; white. stripes and plain ZOC
MEMS 4Qc GARTERS-
Brighton Double-grip Pad Gar ~
ters: fire Isle webbing; fresh Z5C
First Floor.
CHILDREN's $50 soCKs-Mercer-
lied cotton. in plain white. with
assorted color stripes at bot ~
tom Of turnover top: sizes ZOC
LACE EDGE SCARFS-In an a.
assortment of pretty styles: reg kCC
First Floor.
WOMEN'S 35c VESTS-Gauze cot
ton; low neck and seeveless
crochet neck end arms; regular 0e
and extra sizes; slight impcr- ZOC
Ierttohs
First Floor.
SOC TOOTH PAsTE-sanito! 0E.
Tooth Paste. regularly soc tube. LOO
(Tax. PC extra). .................
First Floor.
First Floor.
HANDKERCHIEFS lot In
cluding mems plain white hemstitched,
and womer's embroidered corner handker-
chiefs. in white and colors. also
plain hersa.ched styles: some ~
have slight defects in finish. ACC
F!vo for, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
a First Floor.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1921-03-10

The gentlemen who lost their build.
lngs on High street by fire last fall are
preparing to build more substantial
edlfices. We understand some five or
six buildings are going up and in other
parts of the city arrangements are
being made for like improvement.
Married in the town of Waldwicl,.
on the 10th inst, by Amos Hayes. ESQ
Mr.. Perry Davis of Willow Springs and
Miss Hulda Noble of Waldwick.
Died, in this city. Friday evening
the wife'of Mr.. David Humbert.
No public document was waited for
with more intense anxiety, or looked
for with as much interest. as President
Lincoln 5 inaugural address. Among
the candid thinking men of all parties
there Is bat one expression of opinion,
and that Is, that it is honest, outspok en-
and patriotic. The closing sentences
are worthy to be written in gold
we are not enemies but friends. We
must not be enemies. Though passion
may have strained, it must not break
our bonds of affection. The mystic
cord of memory stretching from every
battlefield and patriots grave TO every
living hearthstone all over this broad
land, will yet swell the chorus of the
Union when again touched, as surely
they will be. by the better angels of
our nature"
The location of the county seat of
Iowa county is a question that CON
sumes considerable time in the legisla-
ture. The question comes to vote in
April
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1921-03-10
REHEARsELs FOR MUSICAL FANTASY
To Begin Friday Afternoon of this Week
Large Csst and Groupe of Dancers
TO Participate.

Much interest has been awakened in
local society circles, and especially
amongst the younger set, by the an
nouncement that rehearsels for the
dainty musical fantasy. The Wishing
Ring" are to begin Friday afternoon.
tomorrow The director is due here
in the morning, and the first rehearsels
are called for that afternoon and eve
ming Starting at 2:30 O'Clock tn q
Sundrops and Imps will meet. Other
groups, including knights and Ladies'.
Military Maids and Nynphs. will come
at 3 and O'Clock. In the evening the
principal characters and posers will as
semble at O'Clock, when parts will be
given out and minor changes made in
the cast.
Practically all Of the selecting has
already been done by the committee.
but of course small changes may be
found necessary when rehearsels are
actually under way.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1921-03-10
Ten Years Ago. 1911.

From Wisner, Neb. Mrs. Joseph.
Cooking writes: 1--WE are Away look
ing for the day when The Tribune will
reach US and are at loss if it fails to
come NV brother. Louis Bowden.
was buried last week
The sub district Sunday school insti-
tute held at the NJ f., church on Tues
day afternoon and and evening is pro-
nounced a most successful one. Dele
gates to the number of thirty from out
of town were in attendance.
An examination of Comptroller OF
Currency shows that the total collec-
tons made by the receiver of the First
National Bank from Oct IL. 1909, when
the hank was closed, to Oct. 81. 1910
amounted to $473, $40, in which is in
cluded the $l50,000 Kennedy Mine
money and which has to be kept separ-
ate by order of the court, leaving
1923, $40 available for dividends and
other purposes Dividends of 40 per
cent have been paid amounting to
1928, 675
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1921-03-10
Fifty Years Ago. 1871.

The contract for doing the woodwork
of the NJ +, church has been let and
the work will soon commence.
There are more miners making good
livlngs in Mineral Point this winter
than for many years. We know of at
least half dozen diggings that are
paying well, and many more that are
fairly rewarding the workers.
Having purchased the interest Of
Mr.. j. b. Tessdale in the Tribune es-
Establishment, the undersigned becomes
the sole publisher and editor Of the
paper. Since our connection with the
Tribune we have striven to make it a
good, lively country newspaper. Mr..
Teasdale will remain in the Office and
conduct the publication Of the Christian
Patriot.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1921-03-10
Successful Season.

The Basket Ball game last Saturday
evening closed a most successful year
for our city team The game itself
was quite an exciting one. The first
five minutes the Dodgeville quintete
had five points to our none. 1t look ed
as If something had to be done. Then
Skier came to the rescue and from that
time the old time pep was present.
Our boys took the lead and closed the
game with 81 points in. our favor. The
Dodgers gained only four more points,
making their total nine.
We as citizens feel mighty proud of
this team Comparing their record
with the record Of other winning teams
of the country the score against the
opponents stands equally as high. Our
city teams score is $40; the opponets'
232
We wish to take this opportunity to
thank the people for their manifested
interest in the team and their work.
We hope that this will only be "a begin
ing of similar teams that should follow
in the future.
s,ohn H. Thomas arrived Saturday
from a stay in San Francisco, Calf.
to visit his parents.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1921-03-10

We regret to chronicle the death Of
DIR, Burall &c ne,l.--..,,,,,,,o
- $50 - ssVuS rYillt.
John Hales Ia home from dental
college and will at once enter upon the
practice of his profession.
The problem Of redistricting Iowa
and Richland counties has been solved.
To this assembly district (the SOUTHERN
has been added Eden, Ridgeway and
Wyoming
Death by lightning is an unusual
occurance in this region at this time of
the year. On Saturday. the 18th, as
Henry Hansen was travelling between
Wiota and Argyle. in Lafayette county,
on horseback, he and the horse were
struck by lightning and both killed in
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1921-03-10

Mrs. T. Weber for many years "a
resident of Mineral Point, died at
Oshkosh on Wednesday and on Satur-
day the remains were deposited In
Graceland in this city. She was SO
years of age.
Addie Argall Curry died at the homo
of her moraer, Mrs. James Argall. in
this city. March End. aged 35 year.
Oct 18th last, Miss Della Vivian of
Diamond Grove became the bride of
George Jewell and is now the bride of
death, after brief conflict with typoid
fever She was q years of age.
Mrs John Arthur sustained a broken
hip by fall in her yard last Thursday.
Bernard. infant son of Henry Nc
died on Saturday,
Mrs, Mary Gorgen, aged about 80,
died at her home in WaldwiclS Sunday
and was buried in this city yesterday.
She was mother Of John and George
Gorgen of this city.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1921-03-10
Fifteen Years Ago. 1906

Our neighboring township of VALID
wick has met with great sorrow with
in the past week by the death of Mrs,
Roy league, Feb 18th. aged about 20
years. She was bride of four months.
The body of Otto Grunow arrived at
Rewey Wednesday from Donville.
Wash, where he was the victim OF
blast in mine, He was "A years Of
age.
Just as March 4th was ushered in
the life of Miss Emma Harris of this
city was ushered out Deceased was
in her 59th year.
On the first of March Mr.. Roy Naef,
formerly of this city, was married to
Miss Martha Craige of Dubuque, at
which place the ceremony was per
formed
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1921-03-10
ST. FRANCIS SEMINARY.

In addition to regular program at
Palace Theatre, Thursday tomorrow
evening by compliments of Father
O'Reily, we will run special feature
reel entitled Student Life at ST.
Francis Seminary and charity work
associated with the Catholic campaign
for the raising of five million dollars.
This is especially interesting to the
Catholic people of Mineral Point All
earnestly requested to attend
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1921-03-10
SUNDAY SERVICES, March | 8

SUNDAY SERVICES, March l3
Class Meeting, 900 m.
Sunday School 000The "DoubingU program on Each
scholar should know his and do We depending you
Public Worship 00Chdens by the pastor
urged to bring their children with them the morning
Subject for adults, Spiritual Capitalists
Mems meeting at $50 Men of the church and
urged attend Subject The Glory Scandal of the Universe
Mems prayer meeting at 7 p.
Public Worship 3O Subject Why We Believe in Immor-
tally"
Monday March 4Preachng 30 Subject The quest of
the Ages
tuesday, March IS, go mPrayer meetings the homes of
Mrs Uriah Gardner Mrs L. C. Stair Mrs E Y Hutchson Mrs
E. l. Stratman
Tuesday preaching 30 Subject When Father Son Meet
Wednesday March TO- 230 mPrayer meetings homes of
Mrs G. Grange Mrs A F Bishop ST. MIicen Holmes Mrs w
w. Williams
Wednesday preaching 730 Subject They Their Regrets
Mems Prayer Meeting each night before the preaching
Chorus singing and special music led by Herbert Eager
Everybody will be made especially welcome.
We hope the will appreciate the the and
support the meetings heartily with their presence
JOHN BlRRELL4 Pastor
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1921-03-10
Birthday Dinner.

Sixteen near relatives Of Mrs. Amelia
Spratlef met at her home Saturday,
March, 9Th and partook of delicious
several-course dinner in honor Of her
birthday. Mrs. Spratler was the re-
cipient Of beautiful flowers. gifts and
congratulations The event proved
one of much pleasure. Mrs. William
Lanyon of Pittsburg. Kansas, Mrs.
John Reese and daughter Mrs. Everette
Davies of Dodgeville and Mrs. Willard
Huson Of Bloomfield were the out Of
town guests.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1921-03-10

Mrs. Carl Rock and two children
of Union Mills spent portion of last
week with with her sister, Mrs Joseph
GRADER.
Mrs. Charles Unger and son re-
turned Friday from a visit with her
father in Lancaster.
Mrs. Selena Bottoms of Platteville
visited relatives and friends in this
city during the past week
Otto Lieder went to Chicago last
week to join his wife in visit with
their daughters
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1921-03-10
IRON mr. TRIBUNE FILES


Gov Dewey has vetoed the bill
aboishing the county court system
But few will regret this.
Mineral Point has been apportioned
1918 54 of state school money.
Miss Relief Carter aged II years
died, in this village. March 10th By
this dlspensation of Providence, gloom
has been cast over large circle Of
friends and irtmates.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1921-03-10

is the guest of her brother, Con Dunn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Staber and
Chinese Amah left Friday for Chicago
to join their son Ernest in prolonged
weeks visit there.
Mrs. A. D. Haynes returned TO
Fort Dodge, Iowa, Monday, after a
visit with relatives.
Miss Eloise Motley of Willow
Springs visited relatives and friends in
this city the past week.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1921-03-10
Closing Of Forty Hours Devotion.

Forty hours devotion conducted in
st. Nary's church closed last week
With edfying services. Eleven hum
bred holy communions were distributed
during these days of alteration. Rev,
FIR. Nicolas Weyer. rector and Rev.
Frs. Matt. Bregenzer of Chicago,
Adam Arntz Of Highland, M. Morsis
of Kendall ofIiciated at the aerviCee,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1921-03-10
JUNK AND HIDES.

We call for and pay the highest prices
for scrap iron, rags rubbers, metals,
magazines, paper, etc. Phone No. 2.
No. II phone at the shop 95.
IA Fountain Street. KILLER BROS,