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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1922-03-22
Annual Meeting Cemetery Association

The annual melting Of the Jeffer.
sonville Cemetery Association was
held at the church vestry March Ia
with Mrs. A. ]. Brown as chairman
of the meeting.
The reports of the officers for the
year were accepted and adopted.
One new member was accepted.
The ladies voted to continue their
entertainment similar to the past
year.
The officers chosen reported by the
nominating committee. Mrs. B. C.
Hawlev. Mrs. W. W. Raynore and
Mrs. H. G. Chase. were: President,
Mrs. B. F. REYNOLDS: recording sec
retary. Mrs. Max Wilson; financial
secretary ard treasurer. Elsie r.
Smith; floral committee. Mrs. W. G.
Lease: superintendent. W. W. Raw
more, FIST vice-presiient. Mrs. Ann
Thomas now deceased. -e---7 -
president, Mrs. G s. Cornell; lr-.-
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1922-03-22
Funeral of VI. p. Russell

The funeral of Marble P. Russell
was held Friday afternoon at his
home at the lower village. The Rev.
J. Q. Angel of Modltonville, N. H.,
a former pastor, officiated. The
bearers were Edgar J. Adams, Oslo
H. Adams, Asa c. Cakes and Albert
w. Collins. There were many beauti-
full flowers, including a spray Of
sweet peas from the lower village
neighbors, spray of hyacinths from
the employees Of the Stowe Butter
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1922-03-22

ors, Mrs. E. M. Kneeland, Mrs. M. c.
Leach, Mrs. l.. Tatro, Mrs. Lynn
Tracy, Marion Cornell; schedule COM
mittee, Mrs. B. c. Hawley with the
secretary and president.
At the close of the meeting sup
per was served to the public which
was well patrOnized.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1922-03-22
tnuNScnN PLOT

Jack Greenia is working for Rufus
Powers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hollis Collins of Cam
bridge were visitors at Harlow Col
Inns Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Flanders of
North HYDE Park visited at Howard
Davis Sunday.
Madison Sargent of Hardwick
passed two days at Frank Dodge's
the first Of the week.
Ward Cleary has finished work for
F. L. Dodge and Will Patch is work
ing there through sugaring.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1922-03-22
Chief S. A. Stebbins

At the annual meeting of the fire
department Friday evening officers
were elected as follows: Chief, S. A.
Stebbins; first assistant, H. G. Smith I;
second assistant, E. C. Mayo; secre-
tary and treasurer, G. H. Shaw; fore
man of hose company, S. A. Polaski;
assistant, Fred Ploof; foreman Of
hook and ladder company, o. H.
Smith; assistant, T. E. Wells; fore
man Of extinguisher department, P. S.
Kaiser; assistant, A. R. Chase; finance
committee, G. H. Shaw, A. H. Ray
mond, o. H. Smith; fire police, G. J..
Spaulding, Vernon Shepard, Stanley
Mansfield; annual bali committee,
G. H. Shaw, T. E. Wells and II. G..
Smith.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1922-03-22

Package Co., and carnations from the
family. The burial was made in the
River Bank cemetery. Those here
from out of town to attend the
funeral were Mr.. and Mrs. A. E.
Batchelder of Lyndonville, Prof. and
Mrs. C. A. Adams and children of
Medford, Mass, and Mrs. j. A.. Fos-
ter of Underhill. Professor Adams,
Mr.. and Mrs. Batchelder and Mrs.
Foster returned to- their homes Sat-
urday. Mrs. Adams and children will
remain for the summer.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1922-03-22

LOO pays for this paper 2sw in Vt
New-York tribune., 1922-04-02

"SEND ME A KISS BY
RADIO" is the new YER
sion Of the old song, and
here's Miss Ethel Hart
seated in her room at the
McAlpin getting one out
of the air from her best
beau, far away in Brook
line, Mass. He's as ar
dent a radio fan as he is
sultor and has riggcd up
a complete homemade re-
ccivlng set for his New
York sweetheart. Radios
the rage all right-have
YOU enlisted in the grow
ing army Of fans?
UndcrloU0d
New-York tribune., 1922-04-02

SAILING BACK AGAIN
TO BONNY SCOTLAND.
Sir Harry and Lady Lau-
der bid farewell to New
York, for the time being,
as they sail for home on
the AQuitania after one
of the popular Scotch
comedians most success
full tours Of the American
vaudeville stage.
FOtUJru1tS
Evening journal., 1922-01-23

pick ing the
store in which
to spend it.
Every stock
of furniture has
some items COM
mon to every
other stock. In
some store S,
good furniture
is the mere high
Zig hit of the
stock. Here we
have only good
furniture.
Evening journal., 1922-01-23

raise the price way up and we would
be paying. more than we do now.
with no pearl button industry of our
own. and with from 10000 to 10000
workers out OF employment. And
what applies to the pearl button in
dustry applies to every single indus
try in this country which meets COM
petition from abroad. We should not
be required to reduce the wages paid
to American workmen, and our
Evening journal., 1922-01-23

manufacturers and farmers should
not be penalized by unrestricted
competition because foreigners will
not pay their hands a decent wage"
tits case of button, button,
who's got the button. isn't it, Uncle
Ted?" questioned Ruth. Eyes, but
when the Republicans get through
you will find that Uncle Sam has his
button factories" replied Uncle Ted,
''and now your candy has cooled. Go
Evening journal., 1922-01-23
THE EVENING JOURNAL MONDAY, JANUARY %, 1922

from $3.50 TO Sap a day. OF course
that means that the nimble-fingered
Japs render it far less expensive in
Japan to make pearl buttons. Dur
ing 1920 we imported over 5000. 900
gross Of pearl buttons. enough to
button up all the little girls in the
United States for some years to
come. And the Japs produced these
buttons at from 2 to 5 cents a gross.
Evening journal., 1922-01-23

while here they cost from IL to II
cents"
But, df the Japs sell buttons more
cheaply here. don't we get the bene-
fit Of lower prices?" asked Jack.
For a time that might be true"
answered. Uncle Ted. But what
would be the ultimate effect? The
Japs would drive our own people out
OF business, and then with complete
control Of this market they would
Evening journal., 1922-01-23
REFLECTOR INJURIES WOMAN.

While crossing the intersection of
Cedar and Brown streets last night,
Mrs. Lydia File, 1121 Conrad street,
was struck on the head by the fall
ing reflector Of an electric light and
severely bruised. She was treated
by DR.. S. b. PawlikowsN. $40 Mary
land avenue, after which she was
Evening journal., 1922-01-23
Uncle Ted's Bed Time Stories
Uncle Ted Gives Tariff Talk

sidered. was drafted. stated that the
wages in the American industry had
increased 90 1-2 per cent since 1913.
He also gave statistics showing that
wages in Japan among the pearl
button employees we're II OF IA IL
cents "a day. while here they were
Evening journal., 1922-01-23

get it and see if it is on an American
plate"
Evening journal., 1922-01-23
Mansion and Cottage and

The Gimbel leadership in furniture came through
our mastery of hotel furnishing A good hotel needs
simply many units of the furniture needed in private
home. The furniture be more durable than simply
home FURNISHING stores demand.
Evening journal., 1922-01-23

illustrated exceptionally reproduction Of In.
Ode Colonial design. The design copied
bedead Of 100 Turned posts d. in diameter head
5-py mahogany buiup stock heavy rails Red
6" wde finished antique mahogany rubbed s66
the price of bedsteads Of this ehaacter February Sale
at $35 each -
Evening journal., 1922-01-23

It's the differ
e nc e between
the upholstery
Of a mediocre
sof a as COM
pared with the
durability of a
plush seat in a
railroad train.
Let us lOOk
facts in the face!
S e n s i b | e
money : spend
ing depends on
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-21

Notice is hereby given that the following lots,
lands parcels and tracts Of ground are each severay
delinquent IN the amounts set opposite the description
thereof for the payment Of taxes levied by the City Of
uary Lake County. Indiana, including the principal
OF sad delinquent taxes and interest with penalty and
the costs thereon and taxes also for the pay
ment Of delinquent installments Of principal and in
terest IN the amount set opposite the description
thereof with penalty and costs thereon of the amount
assessed against them respectively for the municipal
improvements in the City Of Gary, Lake County, In
diana, all located in Gary, Lake County, Indiana
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-21
s49s4 Belch. Mar7 Elia4beth G ]. Williams Add.


l-- 4-.--~~etu. -o4ieseon iAe-snls, lot
a. ---l-~ss-h Ioileston Av4eA.s. lots
'f''0 H'a,. ianSifn NAE--. OAK lark Aud.
'4o7e real. SANG, On IasF AID lots 49, Al.
'4ll4 Biaea"ea samo r Joansie. broadway
sans Bak. Auh. & Ai-n4. Broadway Hea.ts & Inv.
Bal. .I4g Ann. Breaaw4y i.saltg & Inv.
49,, Co.s AJa.. iol IS, blcck ....-- .-.....-
'fl2o BinSe orulrN { cos 5,h add. lot
Barthoomsw. L-ais 4 & Jessie s.. carl
1875 Brown. Ftana Al. llle Rund,il's Adj. d. ~
'444V Bender hdMafa Anna Cary Land Co.'S
i+li5 Barae. l.uJh IL Gioeeiand Adj. lot ~.
Bus. Run H Mack cos Isl Add lot ..
'4l5o Bfqn,sge. Anie. Gefman.a so. 2. lots 2. $.
Hh rgns s 9s r pF Aa9. Let = 5E e e
Bfendag=. Allie. Red c-A Add. lots S. ~.
nroaasge Alie. Rel OAK Ald. lots q as.
Bfundage Auie condl, McGinnty's eth
Bfaadage, Ailie sasiman Farf Ada lois 50.
1882 Butter. John o & James T crantham. G. T.
'4Is9 Basso sam. kelley seInmes Blvd Hts Add.
'42os Bush John 4. Jr south Park Add lots II
Bush. John c. j.. South Park Add lots q
1927 Brooks Cilenae5.) clara ~ On south
42as Bal isaae { ( Melissa H. End OAK Park
Add. lot 81. ooe6 60 .........-... ,-..,.
49,. Ada. io5 ss. basE q - ~ -
-. Hroaa@ss ADD liot "a 6iosf
4273 Bishop Frank. md oak Park Add, lot s.
'4274 Butts. Marshall & Mabel, Hesub Of Gary
1926 Burke, Agnes. Rrvaskiek add lot % block
Isl SUI. %, - ai i'.i s. e.''' .'.
. ist SUB. lot 8 block i ~. -. Ri.
's9 Braadf & W Toaeston iot s T. block IS
1T e. block 20 - -. -. -. ...
iots Is % d bloal - -.
IL block
al block .......,....
hda 10 ''' 3s bock g. I'M,
I hdd lot t1' s. block o 0.9'' ..,'
Add lot s. block .........:....
$ block '3''s' =. l.ls.@s
e. "a. block 2 -, - -
S. 6ioez n. ,...s.
s. block ~ =, 49,
1T i'ns ....,, ~. - m. s
Bfoaduay Ada lot 81. 6ioek 2 -
65 &c. block ........ ......... -.
Burlsett. Homer A.. Lincoln Park Sub. lot
80 block 5 .............. .......... ~.
Nq tx Block 1ios' - i'li'9 al, SUI -
Burkett. Homer A. Oak Park Add, lots
Rurke55, Homer A. i. 4. vosser's Add.. lot
1915 BurEett Homer A. Washington Park sub
BaTkeft Homer a. Resub- Of 81. & Is &
90 a. block IS ............ Il.
'0-N Block y - -,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-21


A0rsui Garfield Park Add " " 800
41rsm rarkA 10
BqIsss Atrsnl Garfield Park AZ
B s sa z g aaas.a Add 10, os - rs: @ q ss g
B4sss A6tam is
BqEe. Dram list 10
Bises An Davis lomesls -
Hufssl AD.am Toieson Land co st
Baf4t Ablam ToIeston Land
B4lta Asfan@ Torssson i.
Blks A9mn t. P. Sub. 80
Bqrsa. AfIa1n Heiasgs Addcl PARK - -
4aan. Gary 80 IN,
Hi 5 s.a iia.sss A ID i. BINS ss IS 81. ss sS 3i
block .....-...-...
''' T. u y Z. BOX s-eA ee IS $50 az s,7. 800
s..se.....
.......e....-. ls.4s
- Aa8. ios S. .o....s..
s n P Aaa lo ds Gos c5d a as liz as ia
Add ........-..
ntss 7th Add. o Is, block 2.s...":
cfaas. ilsy Aiszsader washington @ - '''' ''
49,. sub, to block 4..- 500
o4 q. A. block ..e.:
OTIS Is. block 40 $3.50
chsehHa, aeg Alexander J; Mack Co.'S n . - -
2. .,...ee......-. Is
ea9 o s 20 e @s ! Mack Co.. LIST $50 az 1870 ASA
- 0 .........e.s.
2.2s1 1.sI
Caldwell VIM Corp cadueirs 80 ~ ~ 49,
CsIivei Vim CORP cadweirs an Add, W 80 " O
q. a. A. block 1.;.. III.
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10. block 2 .... .:....::. "a
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......;:.
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4. 81 block .:a....,;:. s.ss
0 bockb. 1.s2 s.ss 1000
.'ts4...... Ia
IS. biocks e......s...' 27..s
? Q ......:......, 1s.oi
cai9usf W@ G. Corp. caiveu's Add, " " ~ ~
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block .:...:ts...::. ..ss
to blocks ....t...4..... Is s.n
Caldwell wr1.c Corp, cadNeu's sh " 80 "
block .;......;:: e.s
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....:.....:.. IS
4s7s c .fo = Land @G Co.'S Part Ne Sc Sec l7' ' SIS ~"
ci H5s9 s65' ',a - - -"
ely IIais6f Lana g. "a
c9 4a5 So 9 Isad g s's l." 80 ''
city Her6o1 Land 2ndo 80 -. ''' 80
Iar6oT fsndco. ani oak - " ' ~
Fly $ Iafg@r Lang 6. ADD, ~ -.
Iandc 2nio Parks 80 ~ 40
city Iiaf6or ' Isnd Co, oafPa @ " " 80
1879 Cobb Charles F. and Add. To- - " -
coS charles +. 2nd Park ' ''
cog charles i F. Add. so ~ - 80
co16 CHARLES 2nd Park 80 800 80
cobb charles Douglas Park Add, " 49, "
lots and q.
............;
tock
nd CO. south Gary Sub - "
.....................
nit h OTIS block
ntys OTIS 2 20 ),
Q s2.47
Add IS block 9 125 222 "a
block
o S.. z3.4s
80 -
SO
dd- o 1850
I. 2.o6
-. 7.o2
il. block -"
Add lots 5 block 8 ...
ni.s sth lots BLOCK M. 49,. 1877
lots block
lot So
los Mock go.
lots rs
n.tss b . 49,. .a.sa
Contit McCH
ADD 81 90 g block ls7 27s
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-21

NOTICE OF THE SALE OF REAL ESTATE FOR
DELINQUENT CITY TAXES AM UNPAID IN
STALLMENTS OF SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS
LEVIED By THE CITY OF GARY, LAKE
COUNTY, INDIANA
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-21
NAME ADDITION

NAME ADDITION
ssl7s Altman. Walter l., BornAns End Add. lot /.
AIImsn wan
1853. block . --'a'.' ON ADD lots
sslss Ap mad{es Ii kun5sl 5th Add lot 70. DIX
49, lot Is. block 3 ............-.. -
$500 Apathy, George. south cary SUB. lots H. V.
'S2l2 A[s1aneki Fgank husak.s Add. lot 81 blk
Ar1ancki, Frank Husaks Add, 3 10 ii lot
''2ls Anderson: Minnie ( Christina Central Park
Add. lot :, block ...............
1888 APPqekus. Julian. Central Park. Add lot H..
a'2'5 Allen &, D, Martha i " south Broadvay Ada II
Allen Martha L, South broadway Add. lot
SS2as Anderson. John q Eva p. Patterson &
,,oas stout LIST Sub. lot 80. block l ........
S'SoS American me- Investment Co a. A Kunert's Add
Sasos American Investment Co. East Hyde Park
assoc Allen. george b. Roe's Add to Tolesto5 i %
'0'i1 An lst N s r. y Gary Land Co.'S lst SUB.
ARglin. Melvin /, Oak PARK Add. lot II.
An ass Melvin 3; Logan PARK Add, lot. i
$500 AndsrSa ~ 0. sa
.9.o, WTght's 1st Add. lots 44-45. block IL.
COS Isl as su6 4 ot soes Cary investment
SSS-s Austis Luis 8 Ludovika, Logan Park Add
sa335 Arnold. Harry L. Central Park Add lots Az
Arnold. Harry L. Central Park Add. lot 49,
'''4s A9Es5; Fsa!l Can K schmidt ist jackson
s'a4a AlkeT Harry J. Jr. part $. W Sec 1855
ssss4 Anderson. Alfred r. Red oak ADD lot J.
saas4 A4ds5son; Alfred F. Red oak Add lot l.
1856 Aiezovieh. John & Mary broadway Realty 4
A foie John z. Mary. Broadway Really (
SSSfl American state Bank Of Gary, McNey's Add
sas72 A4fhoaiis: George D. broadway Add. it as
sasss Ayres' R NJ & j W. RANKIN Trustees ard
Ay5es r N. & ]. W RanlSin, Trustees. 8rd
1890 Angeof5 ,Dimko; 5th South Broadway Add
saa9s Anderson SleT;. Cora D. broadway Add lot 1
ss4o1 An nloeh u Jo.s, or,,, ~
sa4oa anderson Alfred T. Mack CO ist All 10.
::s4ss Beck, Franz, End Oak Park Add IT, 50. blk 81
ss4z2 Buday, Elizabeth NJ. Washington PARK 2nd
s'4as Baiaario John I jqssph s9inyeris Oak PARK
Add. lois rs & %. block 24A ...........
R1 As5 ois ohR n J9 95 skip der. Oak Park
as4ao BTyan Louis A. 2nd Oak Park Add, lot %.
sssa2 R5ssn.. winiffed A. Oak PARK Add. lot IL
BRYAN. Winifred 4, Oak Park Add. lot IS.
E. N, winifred A. Oak Park Add. lot d.
sssa5 : John o. Rivershoro Add to E chi.
$3.50 B.t n Michael & Theodore wheeler & petty.s
49, Add lots 93 to 3s. block .......-.......
Logan Park. lot 80 block .'....,......
oes5 Apdy at Mary " s Main Street Annex
ss5os Bqckner Oscar J.. Lincoln Park Add, lot AL
sa5os Barber, Elizabeth. Oak Park Add. lots Is &
sssas Barfhod, Ernest Jackson Park south Broad
sasa7 po WAY Add "a lots : block
Bolius. Carl. can Bous ist Add.. lot a. -.
1859 Berg e O., End South Broadway Add. lot 10,
$3.50 Bros g' wli srd South Broadway Add. lot l.
ploek
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1922-06-16

Mrs. j. s. Baker, the head of
the. mythical Baker orPhanage at
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1922-06-16

God is his own business"
Every veteran who refuses to
join the American Legion and help
it fight for justice for his disabled
comrades, is deserving Them just as
much as though he had left them
lying wounded on the field of
battle"
''The big bond which should
unite all veterans in the American
Legion is good fellowship, the mem
DRY of our war service together,
and love of country and commun-
ity. But above all should be our
desire to stand by our crippled
buddies. We who were spared our
health and strength should glory
in this service"
Each man and woman whom We
honor on this Memorial Day won
the war for us-their part may
have been small and unsung buS to
all of them equal honor is due.
They gave their ALL"
Think of those buddies who
did not come back, of their mothers
and fathers who are watching you,
grateful for this little tribute to
their boys-our comrades who gave
their lives that we might enjoy
the citizenship of this free nation"
''To give, in life, to our COM
our state, our nation and
our disabled and unemployed COM
rades, all that these loved ones
gave in death, is the ideal of every
true Legionaire."
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1922-06-16
Anne rican
@ Ls9fl11enr
"MACNIDERISMS."

Here are some extracts from
address of the Legion's National
Commander, Hanford MacNider,
who turned down 700 invitations
from all over America SO that he
might spend Memorial Day in The
Twin Cities and Minnesota
I'VE Legonaires hold no threat
or club over anybody, and We'll be
clean and fair in going after what
we want, but We are going to get
Justice"
you can tell the world that the
Legion fights for what it thinks
is right, for a square deal for its
fighters"
THE Legion's purpose is to see
that America stays the way its
members fought for it to be-
AMERICANA"
I'VE owe more than we can ex-
press to the grand old veterans of
the G. A. R. for teaching us love
and devotion for our country"
us there any reason in the
world for penslizing a man for
offering his life to his country"
THE Legion is not a Soviet, as
they seem to think in New York.
Why this sudden solicitude for our
sick and disabled veterans by op-
ponaIts of the Adjusted Compensa-
ton Bill?"
When somebody starts talking
to you about caring for the dis
abled first before asking adjusted
compensation, you tell him that the
Legion has fought for the disabled
for three years and will never
cease fighting, and ask him where
ne was while the biggest and hard
est fighting was on.
Congress cannot make promises
voluntarily to the nations defend
ers and repudiate them. They can
not leave the generation shaken in
its faith in the government. Con-
gress must pass the adjusted COM
pensation bill and not capitalize it
as political measure. The bonus,
so-called, is not POLITICAL question
and cannot be one. It is a matter
Of right and justice"
Religion in Legion membership
Is no more question than it is in
American citizenship, nor can it be
brought into Legion affairs. 1t was
not question when man stepped
out to join the colors and to de-
fend his country. 1t will never be
question in our service as Legion
men. The constitution of the Uni.ed
States gives every man the right
TO choose his own religion, and it
was to uphold thai constitution
that the American Legion was
formed. How man worships his
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1922-06-16

Archie Philip has been re-appoins-
ed game warden for the northern
st. Louis county and will soon
assume his position. Archie makes
a good warden and his friends are
pleased by the appointment.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1922-06-16
BATS PHYSICAL Limitation.

A bat cannot rise from perfectly
level surface. These winged mann
mails are remarkably nimble In their
flight when once on the wing and can
fly for many hours at a time without
rest. but If placed on floor or fiat
ground they are utterly unable to use
their wings. The only thing bat can
do in such a situation is to shuttle
helplessly and doubtless painfully
along until 1t reaches some trifilng ele-
Walton from which 1t can throw itself
into the air. Then at once 1t is off
like a flash.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1922-06-16
VOTE FOR
JOHN JUDNIcH
FOR -.
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
Fourth District

/ have decided to become can
didate for the Office of County
Commissioner in the Fourth District
because l have been urged te do
by many of my friends and be-
.ause / believe that / can serve this
district best, being resident of
anne for over 20 years, the needs
of which are well known to me.
m in favor of economy, but not
at the expense of legitimate de-
elopment. / am in favor of road
Improvement to the farmers, which
means business to both the farmer
md the City business man. am
lso in favor of local employment.
believe in the development of the
resources of our Dis
rict, and if elected, will give every
portion of the District its share Of
his development.
On this -basis 4 solicit your vote.
JOHN IHHNTeH.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1922-06-16
What a Man Seeks.

What man seeks through his edu-
cation is to get to know himself and
the world; next, that for his knowl-
edge it is before all things necessary
that he acquaint himself with the best
which has been thought and said In
the world; finally, that of this best
the classics of Greece and Rome form
a very chief portion. and the portion
most entirely satisfactory. With these
conclusions lodged safe In ones mind,
one is stanch on the side Of humani-
ties.-Matthew Arnold.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1922-06-16

PAID ADVERTISEMENT inserted
by Jacob L. Pete in behalf of
himself. To be paid for at the
rate of 25e per column inch.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1922-06-16
The Point

my dear" asked blackstone, fish
ing for compliment. what would
you do If should leave youY How
much?" asked Mrs. Blackstone, alb
systematically. American Legion
Weekly.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1922-06-16
Get che Rlaht viswpssat :

Get the Right viswpsthE
man Is like bit Of Labrad6e spar.
which has no luster as you turn u n
your hand until you come to . par
ticuIar angle. then ii shows dep ana
beautiful colors.-Ralph Waldo Inner
son.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1922-06-16
81 Got Real Mad When Lost My

Setting Hen" Mrs. Hannah.
81 went into the hen house one
morning and found my favorite
setter dead. got real mad. Went
to the store, bought some RAT
SNAP and in week l got six
dead rats. Everybody who raises
poultry should keep RAT-SNAP."
Three sizes, 35c, Csc, $1.25. Sold
and guaranteed by
LANG HARDWARE co.
JAMES DRUG STORE.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1922-06-16

Duluth, went to New Richmond
week ago to help her agents who
were arrested there. She was
promptly arrested and secured her
liberty by furnishing $3.50 bail.
The bail was furnished by her
father of Alma, Wis.