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Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-23

1.05S.OO Six.Piece Suite. 7O6.W
A very beautiful suite Of excellent quality,
and consists of dresser, chifforobe, dressing
table, full size bed, chair and bench.
$3.50 Seven-Piece Suite, 355.5O
A very attractive suite of plain design; con-
sists Of large dresser, roomy chifforooe, full
length vanity and full size bow-end oedsteao,
chair rocker and night stand.
$1,000 FOw.Piece Suite, 1880
This suite is finished in a very attractive
shade of walnut, and consists Of dresser, chit
forobe and twin beds.
1,145.OO Seven-Piece Bedroom Suite, 763.OO
An exceptionally attractive suite in the gray
walnut finish, and consists OF dresser, chino
robe, vanity, full size ~bedstead, chair, rocker
and night stand.
10000 Four Piece Suite, $500
A very attractive suite of the American wal
nut finish, and consists Of roony dresser, chif-
forohe, dressing table and full size bedstead.
$500 Six-Piece Suite, $500
A suite in the walnut finish, and consists
Of chair, bench, large dresser chifforobe, full
size bow-end b~edstead, and full length vanity,
259.OO Four-Piece Suite, 1880
Suite Of plain line, consists OF chifforobe,
dresser, semi-vanity and full size ~bedstead,
finished in the American walnut.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-23
Latest Dance and
Vocal Records
39c
fO-Inch Double Faced

You can choose from a
brilliant assortment OF
LOO records OF a standard
make which we have de-
cided to discontinue, Aside
from the last six months
best dance and vocal hits,
they include many vocal
and instrumental standard
numbers. Every record
perfect.
RAMRERGER's-sIxrH FLOOR
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-23
Bedroom Suites, h TO - Off

$1,000 Four.Piece Suite, $500
A very attractive suite, beautifully made
and finished In the American walnut, consists
of dresser, chifforobe, vanity, ~full.size bow
end bedstead.
$4,000 Five-Piece Suite, 366.50
This suite Is finished in the brown mahog-
any and consists of large dresser, chifforobe,
vanity and twin beds.
S14.00 Nine-Piece Suite, 542.50
A very beautiful suite of the plain design
and finished In the antique brown mahogany,
consists Of large dresser, chifforobe, full-length
vanity, win beds, chair, rocker, bench and
night table.
$500 Seven-Piece Suite, $500
This suite Is a very attractive enamel deco
rated and consists Of large dresser, ~full-size
bed, chifforobe, dressing table, standing toilet
mirror for chifforobe, chair and bench.
515.0O Ten.Piece Suite, 343.5O
A very beautiful suite finished in silver
gray and consists Of dresser, chiffonnier, Dress
ing table, twin beds, standing toilet mirror for
chifonnier, chair, rocker, bench and night table.
100000 Seven-Piece Bedroom Suite, 666.50
A very beautiful suite finished in American
walnut and consists Of large dresser, full.
size b~edstead, chifforohe, full-length vanity,
chair, rocker and bench.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-23
Your FaOorite
Candy by Mail

sent regularly to you
during your summer vaca-
ton? Just leave your
name and address with us,
mentioning the amount
and assortments you pre-
fer, and we will see that
each week, or every other
week, as you may prefer,
the candy, fresh and in
perfect condition is mailed
out to you.
BAMRERGER's-srREEr FLOOR
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-23
Reed and WILLOW Suites and Outdoor
Furniture, IS to ~ Off

4S6.OO Five-Piece Reed Suite, 213.00
This suite is finished in red enamel deco
rated with cretonne cushions, and consists of
s%ettee, arm chair, arm rocker, table and floor
lamp.
$4,000 Four-Piece Fibre Suite, 125.OO
This suite consists Of settee, arm chair, arm
rocker and table, with upholstered seats and
backs Of cretonne.
259.75 FOur-Piece Willow Suite, 1890
This suite is built Of high.grade willow, and
finished in a very attractive shade OF enamel,
consists Of s%ettee, arm chair, arm rocker and
table, and has upholstered seats and backs Of
beautiful cretonne.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-23

100 FOUNTAIN PENS. 75e
Self filling pens with i4,ksrat
gold pen points. Regular length
with clip attached, or short
length with ring. while guam
tity lasts. Street door.
u OFF ON SILKS
REMNANTS
Crepe de chine. Canton crepe,
tatfeta and sport silks. In q rem.
nant sale have had half taken OF
their regular prices, / to Z
yard lengths. 4 remarkable Of
fering-not to be overlooked.
Second door.
l.25 ELECTRIC CURLING
IRONS, e5c
Heavy nickel plated rod. Cord
and plug attachment. Handy for
travelling. In the Notion Depart
msnt. Street floor.
1.A5 BATH SHOWERS, Lis
Bath showers with 5.foot rub
Der hose attached. Strong fau-
Get end and rubber massage
brush with handle. Seventh
floor.
500 NAINsooK, 2.2s A PIECE
IoF 10 SYpS.
81 and 80 inches wide. Made
OF splendid quality yarns, with
soft null finish. While the guam.
tity lasts. Second door.
NATURAL LINEN. s5c A YARD
80 inches wide. One Of the
frmsst and finest grades Of nat
uraI linens. Pure fax. For
mems and women's clothing, as
well as for furniture covers.
Second door.
woMEN's GLOVES, CSC
2.eiasp double tipped silk and
suede finish fabric gloves, In
white and colors. Sizes w, 9
and 81. These gloves would sell
for soc and more. Street door.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-23
MidlandBe s i.haES

THE CLEAN RESORT
Reached via Trolley or Auto from all
staten Island Ferries; also via Steam-
ef midland Beach" from Battery.
Daily 10 A. NJ. $50 p. NJ. Sis p. N.
IS +, ~ salts. and Suns) 10 A. NJ. trip
omitted on Mons.
nesE Bathing ON the Atlantic Coast
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-23

$1,000 Three-Piece Bedroom Suite, 10000
This suite is finished OF American walnut
and consists Of dresser, full size bow-end bed
stead and chifforobe.
324.0O Three-Piece Suite, 216.00
This suite is well made and built to endure,
is finished in a very attractive shade of walnut,
and consists Of dresser, chiforobe and full size
bow-end bedstead.
$500 Four-Piece Suite, 1880
This suite is of the plain design, and fin
ished in American walnut; consists of dresser,
chiforobe, dressing table and bedstead.
1880 F0ur-Piece Suite, 237.50
A very pretty suite of plain design, consists
Of dresser, chifforobe, vanity table and full
size bow-end bedstead.
$4,000 Five-Piece Suite, $4,000
This suite is Of a very attractive design,
and finished in American walnut; consists Of
dresser, chifforobe, large vanity and twin beds.
10000 Four-Piece Bedroom Suite, 26S.00
This suite is of the American walnut two
tone effect, and consists OF dresser, chffforobe,
vanity and full size bedstead.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-23

In addition to the above items, the bal
ance of our white enamel outdoor furniture,
hickory furniture, also several odd chairs,
rocker and table, at one-half price.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-23
NOTICE OF
HnHUn ATnN

The City National Bank OF Perth Am
boy located at the City OF Perth Amboy,
In the County OF Middlesex and the State
OF New Jersey. Is closing its affairs. All
note-holders and other creditors OF the as
ISOLATION are Therefore hereby notified to
present the notes and other claims for
payment.
Dated. July 2nd. 1923.
WILLIAM H. PULLEN,
Cashier.
~oAoo-'S-oV months. f.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-23

(Fos Tuesday 0,tD

There are . great many
ways Of eeonomiSing, o.
course. But one OF the best
wa know Of, IL to follow the
sUPERsAvINGs column
each day.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-23
Radical Reductions on Shirts,
Bathing Suits, Bath and
Longing Robes
Three of the Most Used Items In Mems
Wear al This Season of the Year

We want to emphasize the fact that all this
merchandise is from our REGULAR STOCK-not
Special sales" items. That means that every gar
ment is of the highest Bamberger quality-the kind
of stock that has built UP the Bamberger's Mems
Furnishing Section to its present place as one of the
greatest individual mems wear sections in the East.
Mems Colored Striped 700 and $50 grades
Shirts at ..............5 800
400 grades $50 oVo sno ooo staoes
500 grades at.........35O
600 grades at.......,45O Mems Terry Bath
$50 grades at........5.5O Robes and Summer
s4s grades t,6.5O Longing Robes
t2m grades t..9.50 $50 grades at. ....... $50
1000 grades at....... 800
Mems Bathing SUITS 1880 grades at. ....., 1000
500 grades t......... 1865 1900 and 1850 grades
800 grades at..........4SO at ....,.......lZW
BAMBERGERs-sTREET FLOOR
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1923-03-15
SHAFT CONTRACT.

Last week the Inland Empire Min
ing & Milling company let a contract
to sink the shaft $50 feet following
the completion of which another con-
tract will be let for another $50 feet.
The contract was let to Bert Hoffman
of Mace; c. c. Shelton, of Black Bear,
and J. +. Conn. Of Gem, all practical
miners of wide experience, especially
in shaft work A. c. Schirmer presi-
dent of the Inland Empire company,
indicated that the first consideration
was to sink the shaft as rapidly as
possible and with that in view the
had been provided with first
class equipment throughout, and had
let contract to capable men at a fig
ure that would insure good pay, with
o further inducement of a bonus for
speeding up the work above a certain
footage per month.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1923-03-15
sNOWsToRM.
Takes Over Large Group of Claims
Owned by Montana Morning

Takes Over Large Group of Claim.
Owned by Montana Morning.
Announcement is made that the
Snowstorm Silver-Lead company, for
merly the Snowstorm Mines has TAX
en- over the property of the Montana
Morning Mining company, consisting
of 10 claims covering three veins par
allel 70 the Banner and Bangle group,
the chief property of the Snowstorm.
The Montana Morning is crossed by
the SnowstOrm railroad cOnnecting
the mine with the mill at Troy, Mont
and is about three and a half miles
from the latter. One of the veins is
said to have been exposed for 1900
feet by open cuts and showing ore
that assays u per cent lead and 3
ounces of silver to the ton.
and another has been exposed
for so feet on hte surface
and is said to be 20 feet wide and as
say 10 per cent lead and ~ ounces in
silver. A crosscut has been started
which will cut the three veins. The
property is regarded as a valuable
acquisition for the Snowstorm, which
is expected to soon enter upon a per
iod of profitable production.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1923-03-15
WAR RISK INSURANCE.

War risk insurance service has been
established in connection with the
United States Veterans bureau in
Spokane, bureau officials have an
nounced Miss Bertha Cooper has
been named insurance cashier In
stead of sending premium payment to
Washington, d. c. war veterans of
eastern Washington and Idaho are en-
titled to take advantage of the branch
office service. Loans on policies and
other matters relative to government
insurance are also handled at the
Spokane offices in the Realty building.
There are several thousand ex-service
people of this sub district carrying
war insurance. Those who have al
lowed their war risk policies to lapse
are urged to reinstate their insurance.
If in good health, only two months
back premiums need be paid.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1923-03-15
DOUGLAS.
Strong Price of Zinc Gives Enoour-
aging Outlook.

aging Outlook.
Although fully equipped for opera
ton, and having a large amount OF
zinc-lead ore available for shipment.
the Douglas mine on Pine creek has
been inactive since 1917 on account of
inability to market the zinc product.
The establishment of an electrolytic
zinc plant at Kellogg by the Bunker
Hill & Sullivan company will over
come this difficulty, but just when
this will be a reality is still uncertain,
although it is believed it will be in
operation in about a year from this
time. In a letter to the stockholders
advising them of an assessment of 3
mills. Henry c. Adami. secretary of
the Douglas Mining company, refers
to this situation, and adds that the
price of zinc is becoming greater daily
and the market supply more limited,
which gives us hope that during the
coming summer we will be able to
find a market for our ores" The
Douglas has a compressor and all ne
cessary tools and equipment as well
as buildings for all purposes sufficient
to accommodate a large working
force. 1t is therefore necessary for
the company to employ a caretaker to
protect the property, and it is to pay
him that the assessment has been
levied
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1923-03-15
CALLAHAN
February and January Shipments
Comparatively Development.

February and January Shipments
compared--New Developments
According To official announcement
from the New York Office of the COM
pany the Callahan zinc-Lead com
pany shipped 1890 tons of zinc ore
and concentrates in February and $40
tons of lead concentrates making the
total shipments for the month 1850
tons containing 1880 ounces of sill
yer This is considerably below the
January record. which is explained i'm
the fact that February is a short
month and also in the fact that in the
early part of February the weather
was extremely cold which seriously
INSTRUCTED milling operations. In
January the company shipped 1910
tons, 2llO tons being zinc and 1900
tons lead. The silver product i'm Jan
uary was 22.SC0 ounces.
In addition to maintaining capacity
production the Callahan company is
also carrying on extensive develop
ment operations which promise to
make important additions to the ore
reserves. A orosscut is being run
south from the main tunnel level to
the south side line, a distance of $500
feet which it is believed probable viii
disclose one and possibly two parallel
mineral bearing veins.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1923-03-15
SIDNEY LEASE.
Will Ship Zinc Lead Ore to Smelter
at Trail, B. c.

Will Ship Zinc Lead Ore to smelter
at Trail, B. c.
The Sidney Leasing company is
awaiting settlement of the weather to
resume regular shipments. Something
more than 100 tons of high grade lead
ore the accumulation of the winters
work. are in the bins awaiting hauling
to the Bunker Hill smelter Last fall
the mine was visited by Oscar Her
shey and development since has been
done in accordance with his recon-
mendations At the time of Mr.. Her
shey's visit he estimated there was
blocked out then some 10000 tons of a
high grade zinc-lead ore. The show
ing since then has been more than
trebled and conservative estimates
now place the amount blocked out at
more than 100000 tons Recently the
leasing company has been negotiating
with the Trail smelter for the treat
ment of its zinc ores and returns from
ton samples sent are sufficiently en-
couraging to induce the company to
prepare for shipment of this grade ore
to the Canadian smelter. Returns
give a profit of s27 a ton on so per
cent zinc-lead content. and will leave
between So and SO per ton at the
mine to pay cost of extraction. The
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1923-03-15

drift on the lower level has been ex-
tended $50 feet and varies from to
10 feet in width and the end of the
drift shows a full face of ore. The
company feels the returns justify the
shipment of their zinc Immediately
the roads permit the lead being high
graded and sent to the local smelter.
The company is also going over the
proposition of handling its low grade
material, but as yet nothing definite
has been determined upon.
Receipts from the ore shipped the
$4,000 on which better than $500
was paid for truck haulage from the
mine to the Bunker Hill smelter-
Kellogg News.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1923-03-15

Frederick Burbidge. general mana
ger of the Federal Mining & Smelling
company who for the past month or
more has been visiting his son in
Cuba, has arrived in New York and
will probably reach Wallace early
next week.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1923-03-15

The unexplored portion of Ontario.
known as the district of Patricia will
yield fortunes to adventurous pros
pectors. according to a representative
of a Winnipeg syndicate.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1923-03-15
coIumbia section Meetinn.

The regular monthly meeting Of
Columbia section. American Institute
of Mining and Metallurgical Engin-
GERS. will be held at noon tomorrow.
Davenport hotel. Spokane This meet
ing was to have been held on March
and which was postponed upon the
request of NJ. J. Sweeny who will
present a paper on diamond drilling,
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1923-03-15
DEEP DEVELOPMENT OF
ORE IN COEUR D'ALENE
THREE NOTABLE EXAMPLES
SHOWING HOW BIG ORE
SHOOTS GO DOWN.

Persistency of Occur dAlene ore
bodies at great depth is the most
gratifying feature of mining in this
wonderful district. While some of
the mines have apparently been bot
toned, as a rule the ore shoots seem
to extend to depths at which profit
able operation will depend upon costs
of mining rather than upon the
amount and quality of the ore In
fact, experience seems to prove that
as a rule the ore persists unimpaired
both in extent and grade to unlimit-
ed depth. There are now no less than
three mining companies in the dis
trict steadily extending their opera
tions to great depth and meeting most
gratifying results These are the Fed
cral (Morning mine), Hecla and the
Bunker Hill.
At the Morning.
Crosscutting from the station on the
new 245O level at the Morning mine is
now in progress and it is estimated
that the vein should be reached in
about so feet This new level is 1860
feet below the 500 or main working
tunnel level ard. $500 feet from the
surface. and all conditions indicate
that the ore VII be found equal in all
respects to that in the workings
above In this connection the follow
ing comment by Frederick Burbidge,
general manager Of the Federal. TAX
en- from the annual report for 1922 is
interesting and significant:
"The ore shoot (Morning) is one of
the most persistent in the Occur
d'Alene district It has, within the
boundaries of the company's claims /
a length of 1900 feet. and the work
ings have reached a depth of 5000 /
feet below the surface How much |
deeper the ore may go, It is impossi- /
bic to tell; but as there are so far no |
signs of weakening, it is not unreas-
enable to assume a further depth of
at least 500 feet"
At the Hecla.
Preparations are being made to sink
400 feet from the 2OOO level of the
Hecla mine. The elevation of this
level corresponds closely to that Of
the 2O5O of the Morning, and the new
work will therefore reach a level cor
responding to the 245O at the Morn
ing where the crosscut is now being
extended The Hecla ore shoot on the
1000 maintains its length of about
1900 feet and also practically the
same width, while the grade of ore is
probably better than on the 1900 All
conditions are favorable to
finding the ore shoot of the same di-
and grade on the new level
An electric hoist is being built by the
Occur d'Alene Hardware & Foundry
for the Hecla which viii
soon be delivered. following which
sinking will begin.
At the Bunker Hill.
The most remarkable deep mining
Is being done by the Bunker Hill &
Sullivan company where the great
ore body has been developed on the
1900 and found to be fully as good and
possibly better than on the upper lev
els This is 1000 feet below the Kel-
ogg tunnel and more than a mile
rom the apex of the vein. Sinking
S now going on for another level,
with every indication that the ore will
De found unimpaired.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1923-03-15
Dividends First Quarter Forecast Big
increase This transformations Right
for Mining Investment

showing of divi
dends mining companies o az
pared with continuance high metal
he
probable
abov s5OOOOO0 compared $2SS275O n
Dnddands First Ouarter
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1923-03-15
Dividends First Quarter, 1928
s95525O
Total
Others May Pay.

n S Hill
rs although
s probable he The
other authOraivey announced
throughout
list
probable the silver following the completion
Piman following the
usual is OF
idend the Assuming this be the dv
100000 without taking operations aling
o which a
the Callahan the
shipments The
Callahan although silver also
products price
Callahan all shipments
developing body mostly silver
while the accumulation
n
pany
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1923-03-15

When you're good to others you are
best to yourself
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1923-03-15

Well done is better than well said.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1923-03-15
Open New Mines.

these large profits being by the
o
metz prices o
o
exhausted faster than found In this
s
waiting them
all of them
prove but all o
expenditure
dAenes better than In all of the dis
ore
with the hidden
traditional resumption
expected
i opportunity
sharing n those
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1923-03-15
Stockholders

WlLLFlND MINING NEWS
AND COMPANY NOTICES
OF INTEREST TO THEM
IN THE WALLACE MINER
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1923-03-15
Metal Quotations

Lead, 9.25@e.6Oe.
Silver. e9L4o.
Zinc, 7.75@7.s5c.
Copper, 17o.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1923-03-15

Continued Oh Page e.)
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1923-03-15
CEDAR CREEK SHAFT
TO FOLLOW THE ORE
WILL SINK 200 FEET
Expected to Prove a Large
IOnnage--Construction of
Mill Next Step
WILL SINK 200 FEET

wv LILLIAN BECKER, manager
N of the Cedar Creek Mining &
" Development company, re-
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-12-06

fine line of ear puffs just received
at Miss Towne's. 1w49
See ad announcing Surprise Pack
age Sale at LaFonds Saturday.
New embroideries, fir pillows and
art goods at Miss Towne's, Merrill
Block 1w49
when do we eat" is the thought of
all those who know the dessert is
favored with Bakers Certified Flavor
ing Extracts
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-12-06
Who Knew Joseph Chase9

Information is wanted concerning
Joseph Chase or his descendants or
relatives. Mr.. Chase was a resident
of Skowhegan but left Maine for
Florida probably forty years ago. Any
one having information above indicat-
ed will confer a favor by advising us.
INDEPENDENT REPORTER co.
3w48
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-09-20
PANTHER CUBS co
 TO FAYETTE HIGH FRIDAY FOR GAME


 The Panther Cubs will get off to an early start this season and leave the Magic City Friday morning for q game with the Fayette County High school team Friday afternoon in the latter's bailwick
 The team this year is being coach ed by Aubrey Miller star on the Panther gridiron team for three years. Coach Miller has been work ing his charges hard and sent them through q short scrimmage with the varsity Wednesday afternoon with the varsity on the defensive. He has likely looking bunch and should put out a good reserve team. The scrubs last year made . good record and another good year is looked for
 The probable list of men who will make the trip follows: Shorty" El liott. end; Leon Stephenson, quarter; Jonah Stead, half; "Cyclops" Echols center; Sid Malloy, tackle; Aber- crombie, guard; Underwood half; Ralph Griffin, guard; Mt rray back field Rudolph Scott, tackle; John Rogers, Thompson, half, II. A. Fur ner, full; Jimmy Shelton, end; Don Fulbright, backfield.