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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1932-12-30

Pike, Argo and Waasa to the Fourth
district.-14295.
Farmers Progressive club of the
town of Owens. submitting resolu-
ton, protesting against the detaching
of four towns from the Sixth district
district.-14296.
NJ. ]. Valentine. forest ranger. ask
ing for permission to erect telephone
poles along the Ely-Buyck road. =
1927.
c. NJ. Babcock. commissioner of
highways, submitting Order No. 1889.
ordering change in designation of
State Aid Road No. 7.-1429S.
Central Lakes Community club,
permitting the use of club building
in township Sc. range IL as a voting
precinct for the November Sth. 1882,
1929.
Minnesota railroad and warehouse
commission. fixing the date of hear
ing on application for grade CROSSING
over the tracks of the Duluth and
Northeastern Railroad company in
section IL. 50-17.-14300.
o. t. Bundle. submitting compen-
sation claim of John Rainy. -14301.
Ordered received and filed.
Hallam and Hendricks, submitting
claim of the Will-Bo Contracting
company in sum of sS.339.44 for extra
work on Bridge L-6-31-2.-14302.-
Referred to the attorney for the
county board and the county high
way engineer.
C. E. Adams. special counsel. sub
ious budget s.-14303.-Refer-
red to the entire board.
John Wuotila, relative to increase
in assessment on Article lid and
Article 12-H.-143O4. Referred to
the county auditor for reply.
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Money and Credits, City Of Duluth

Money and Credits, City OF Duluth
Berger Engberg; j. A. Scott q ap-
plications).
Personal Property, City of Duluth
Waino o. Anderson, VIM. Berg
Lawrence Carter. John Engberg
Tony Garofola, Waldron Holder, Sam
Kayell. John ". Lynch. Dan Long.
Bernard l.. Mathison. j. p. McCabe
Sinclair McKaige. A. ]. Novak. G.
E. Owen.
Personal Property, Twp. Of Fairbanks
T. w. Jay.
Personal Property, 62-16
J. E. Lansinger.
Commissioner Hogan moved the
adoption of the resolution and it was
declared adopted upon the following
vote:
Yeas-Commissione Hogan. An
derson. Mackenzie, ABBY and Chair
man Newman-5.
Nays-None.
Adopted November 10th, 1882.
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To the County Board:
Your committee on taxes and as
sessments to whom were referred
the various applications for reduction
ments, having considered same, rec
commended the adoption of the fol-
lowing resolution:
d. N. MACKENZIE.
H. A. ANDERSON,
ASMUND AABY.
Committee.
Resolved. that the following appli-
cations for reduction of taxes and
correction of assessments. be and are
hereby approved, and referred to the
Minnesota tax commission for final
Sarah E. Ashworth. VIZ of Ek
of SWA of SEA, sec. 9, SLID; Clara
s. Anchor. q applications) Wa lot
E. v. Arminen. lot II. blk: A. Endlon
of SEA. sec. z, SOFA: Carl Anderson,
Eh of SEA of SWA of SEA sec.
10. 50-14: John r. Boase, q applica-
tions). lots 10. IL. blk. SO. Lester
Park. Bird div; Louis Bergen, lot ..
nett, lot 8. blk. 1O6, West Duluth.
4th div; Mae Bartol. lot rs. blk; IA.
Chisholm: Andrew Bagley, SWA of
NEA sec. %, 54-16; F. e. Brown.
lot 4. sec. 8. 5S-12; Anna 2. Carlson.
Fly. 1925 lot 81, blk I, So, p p;,v P i
All o. '. S Carlson SON, lot 8, Cascade
square, Lake Ave-, d. P, 1st div;
Sara Davis, lot 85, e. 9Th ST.. D. =.
1st div; Jennie Erickson. Wa NWA
w. Erickson. part lot 6. sec. s. 64-19;
George H. Ebert, all sec. 6. 50-11
Geo. H. Ebert e applicationsl. all
NJ and M of SEA of sec. 8. 50-ll
George H. Ebert e. applications),
F F@ n q. lot S9 /. blk. iss, West Du,
luth, 3rd div: Catherine Frame. lot
8. blk. Ill. West Duluth. 9Th div.
Duluth. 1st div; Isaac E. Gershgol,
easterly half lot S, East Superior
sen of SEX sec. IS. 6a-15: Chas.
Hill, Sly. So lot Is, West 5th ST.,
D. p. 1st div; Elmer j. Johnson,
lot 80. Lincoln Park add; Frank
Karsner. WA lot %. blk. 125. d. r;
srd div: John = k is hEH o.
lot rs. blk. s. Duluth Heights. 9Th
div; Ina Koskela, SWA of NWA
and So of NWA sec. 8. 56-15; Mrs,
Alma Koski. NWH of SEA sec. 80
sl-15; Ralph Morotta. lots 4. 5. blk
10. blk 81. West Duluth. 9Th div
Tillie Martinetti e applications)
Sly. 65' lots is, II, Is. Chisholm; w
NJ Miller. lot $40. blk. IA, d. P. End
div; Joseph D. Molitor, Ely. 33 La
# lot los. blk. 81, D. p. 3rd div.
Helen L. Mcmillan. lots 8. 9, blk. 10
Portland: J. c. McGilvray, lot 10
| blk. "a. rearr. 1st Add. to Eveleth
Northern Pacific Railway company
certain property on Rice's Point
Mrs. Johanna Nelson. S1s of NElz
sec. IS. 63-19: Minnesota Rural Cred
| it bureau. certain land in ST. Louis
county: l. Pretner, lots 81, 30. blk
8. New Duluth, 1st div: Helen Pera
lot 3. blk. Is. Banning & Rays sub
division: N. F. Russell 6 applica-
tions). dock reservation. except east
erly 100 feet London addition: Rads
Ralich. lot 2, blk 8, Gary. LIST div.
David Ruhanen. NEA of SWH sec
2. 51-13: Steve Ralidak. SEA Of
NWH sec Is. 1913; Peter Summers
| lot 137. blk 3S. Rice's Point; C. r
Sarell. MI of SWA sec. 81. 60-16
Gust Shedding, lots %. 20, blk 2
Pillsbury Add. to Virginia; Aller
Wikstrom. westerly y lot 20. all loi
%. West 3rd St. D. p. LIST div.
Myrtle Farrell Willis, lots z. 8, blk
10. Endfou division.
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Nays-None.
Adopted November 7th, 1882.

At 2 o'clock. in the afternoon of
November 7th. 1882, being. the time
set for the opening of bids for the
sale of two buildings at Florenton.
opened and read to the board. and
were ordered referred to the commit
tee of the entire board.-142S2.
William Rekonen. $4,000 for cook
camp. provided county tractor can
be used to move said building: Oscar
Aho. $4,000 for both buildings;
Charlie George, $500 for eating
camp and $500 for bunk house.
This being the time set for the
hearing upon the petition of Sam
uel Heikkila, ct al for the establish
50. range 81. as the township of
Beaver. the clerk read the petition.
An opportunity was then given Tor
anyone to be heard relative to the
same Samuel Heikkila appeared and
spoke favoring the establishment OF
said township.
Upon motion of Commissioner Pete
the hearing on the petition OF Sam
uel Heikkila, ct al, for the estab-
lishment and organization of town
ship 50, range 81 as the township OF
Beaver was continued to the meet
ing of the county board to. be held
on November 21st. 1882, at O'Clock
in the afternoon, which motion was
declared adopted upon unanimous
vote of the members present.
Upon motion of Commissioner An
derson, the county board adjourned
at 2:20 o'clock, in the afternoon OF
November 7th, 1882, to meet on No
vember 10th, 1892, at 10 o'clock, in
the forenoon.
The county board of ST. Louis
county, Minnesota, met this the
tenth day of November, 1892. at 10
o'clock, in the forenoon, pursuant to
adjournment. The meeting was call
ed, to order by the chairman, with
the following present:
Commissioners Hogan, Anderson.
Mackenzie and Chairman Newman
a
Absent Commissioners Snyder,
Dafa aud Aahy-3
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Dances

AT this time Commissioner ABBY
took his seat in the county board.
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Husbands to
Be Feted by
Study Club

George Washington's bicentennial
will be celebrated by the Irvington
Mothers Study Club at a party Fri
day night, when the members will
entertain for their husbands, at the
home Of DR.. and Mrs. SilaS j. Carr.
$50 North Audubon road. Mrs. w.
H. Cooper will be hostess with Mrs.
Carr.
In the receiving line will be Or.
and Mrs. Carr, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Cooper. John Carr. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Carr, will be dressed as George
Washington, and will greet the
guests.
DR.. A. H. Kel.na will speak on
Forces That Made George Wash
ington Great" There will be mu-
steal program.
In the dining room the table will
be set with Colonial tea service.
centered with red roses, and lighted
with red t.pers. Connections and
ices will be fashioned in silhouettes
of George and Martha Washington,
and small cakes will be designed
in the form of the flag. Silhouettes
of the Washingtons viii hang on
the walls.
Mrs. H. L. Scott and Mrs. Roy
Graves will 7our. assisted by men,
bers of the social committee, Mes
danes Arthur j Randall, c. E.
Fash and Nick T. Pickett, all in
Colonial costume.
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You honestly may prefer serv-
iceable tailored flannel dressing
gown and you may go in heavily
for plain wearable lingeries and
sleep in pajamas. But nothing can
fatter a Debated ego more effec-
tivelyy than a luxurious, utterly FEM
mine outfit of underwear and neg
ligee.
Pastel colored crepe or satin
things, with ecru Alencon lace, set
tie the matter for you this season.
The vogue for dyeing the lace ex-
actly to match the color of the
crepe is not so good for undertakings.
There is a certain off-White, al
most the delicate tone of those tea
roses that may be white, may be
pink, or may be yellow. This looks
absolutely elegant with the same
tone lace, and if you're bride, or
if you like near white thises and
that's, you will love outfits of this
type.
However, peach colored crepe, with
ecru lace, is hard to beat. New
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-02-04
WHAT'S IN FASHION,
Prints for Spring Dresses
Directed bv AMOS PARRISH

NEW YORK, Feb 11.-Just about
IN now you're probably wonder
ing if a print shouldn't be your first
spring dress. Good idea. Most
everybody likes print. It's some
thing that gives you plenty OF the
fashionable color. Something you
can wear all summer.
Fashionable designs are mostly
small. Which is right. For with
colors as bright as they are, you
can't have too large patterns. And
you want color more than you want
design.
There aren't a lot of different
colors in one print, either. So it
doesn't look jumbly.
Even though it's a print, you get
the feeling of "a green dress" or "a
navy dress" or "a red dress" and so
on, just as though it were one
color.
Variety OF Uses
We're seeink prints used in many
ways. One good way is a whole
dress of print with a short jacket
or long redingote of solid color.
In another the print makes the
bodice of the dress and the plain
color makes the skirt. sometimes
a jacket, too)
Still another way-and this you
can see in the illustration-is a
print dress with plain color trim
ming. In this case it's the soft,
draped, f1chu-like neckline that's
plain. But it might Just as smartly
been a sash or scarf.
Tailored Suits, Too
One of the newest printed cos
tunes we've Seen-and it stepped
out of limousine and into one of
New York's exclusive speciality
shops one day last week-was tai
lored suit of printed silk.
Not too tailored, of course. 1t
had a soft, dessmaker look to it.
But the jacket was fitted and the
skirt straight. And that certain
ly is something new.
Sometimes two prints are COM
bined in one dress. The same pat
tern but different colors Com
panion prints, these are called, and
they're in harmonizing combina-
tions such as a brown print with
beige pattern used with a green
print whit the same biege pattern.
copyright. 1882. by Amos ParrishI
4 II Il
BY the way, have you written yet
for the bulletin on Correct Color
Combinations? Address Amos Par
risn, care The Times New York
Fashion Bureau, 500 Fifth avenue,
New York. And inclose a stamped
return envelope.
Next: Amos Parrish finds inter-
esting news in wallpaper.
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Benefit Party
VIII Be GiUen
by Social Club

Independent Social Club will give
benefit card party at 2 Friday
afternoon at the Banner Whitehill
Furniture Company. Proceeds will
go to the relief fund of the organ
ization. Sixty tables will be in play
The club, which was organized
more than twenty-five years ago as
a social club, later undertook sew
eral philanthropic projects. At the
present time it supports a student
loan fund, and gives aid to the
indianapolis Day Nursery, as its
chief project
The club supports a room with
four beds at the nursery, and re-
Gently presented it with Frigidaire
plant when the nursery was moved
into the new location on Lockerhie
street.
Reservations for the party may
be made with Mrs. w. E. Freeman
or Mrs, Mae Van Malta. Mrs. Carl
G. Neerman is general chairman
for the party, and Mrs. w. E.. Rat
cliffe is president of the club.
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This little tuck-in model will add
much interest to your wardrobe. 1t
is exceedingly gay in Persian green
wooden with matching green bone
button trim.
The tab-trimmed neckline is
smart. A similar idea is repeated
on the fiared back cuffs.
Stayle No. S25 is designed in sizes
IA, is, IS, 20 years, So and So inches
bust. Size is requires IL yards
39-inch.
Crepe de chine is equally suited to
this model A vivid red, navy blue
or Spanish tile shade is excellent
choice with self-fabric ball-shaped
buttons.
Our winter Fashion Magazine is
ready.
Price of book 10 cents.
Price of pattern Is cents in
stamps or. coin (coin is preferred).
Wrap coin carefully.
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gan breaking out again and this time
before finishing one box, the pimples
disappeared. So you can see WIN
say Sulpherb tablets are worth their
weight in gold to me-" (Signedl Flora
Richardson, Box. IS.
NEW YORK CITY.-Martin Burns
~ East l5Sth St. writes: Il have
been using your Balmwort tablets for
some time for bladder trouble and #
mas helped me wonderfully. NV fam
lly IS using your Mentho- Laxene cough
ihedlclne and 1t is helping them the
pest OF anything ever used, etc"
PHILADELPHIA, PA.-Joseph Nc
kinley, S24 Race St.. writes: IT fool
so happy to think I am better that
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ilhes, thanking you for your miracle
1rlopeptlne Tablets. I say 'mircIe' no.
cause after suffering fortunes for over
nYe years and spending all the money
earned Tor medicines, I purchased
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feel like new man. l used 2 naek-
ages The fourth / have carried in NV
pocket for months, rot that I neeE
them, but to play safe. Ny trouble
was Indigestion apparently. as [ have
gained in weight from 116 to 13s
pounuS, etc.
RACINE, WISC.-Thog. z. HOGAN
il20 Grand Ave, writes: For the
6eneht Of others. I want to saw that
Cadomene tablets are certainly marvel
Gus to build up the blood and system
in general. / only took two boxes and
reel Ike a different person now. They
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on the market. Have also used tho
Casca Royal Pills. and they are fine,
NORTH EASToN. MAss.-Mrs W
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THANKFUL LETTERS

CLEVELAND, OHIO. - Mrs. c. H
Rutledge, 4474 w. 18th ST.. writes ::
II used to have to go to, bed periodi-
cally on account of severe headaches,
until about year ago l started using
for the pain Su-thol Tablets. also
Casca- Royal Pills as laxative, and be-
lieve me. l have no more headache nor
do / have TO 90 to bed. These are the
two best medicines I have ever used.
Nothing gave relief from headache I'M
til began using Su-thol Tablets, etc"
BLANCHARD. ME-Dear Sirs: 'I
hope this letter will be Of benefit to
some one troubled as | was. For years
nv face was a complete mass of big
red pimples which would tester and
get terribly sore. spent many dollars
for medicines, lotions. ointments. salves
and nothing did bit of good until
began taking Sulpherb tablets. Before
finished taking two boxes. my face
began to clear up and by the time /
had taken four boxes. my face was
completely healed. That was four years
ago. About a month ago. my face be-
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!. Information Note. Any product men
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eeured OF Hooks Dependable Drug
druggists everywhere.
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secrets comments on love. courtship.
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PACKAGES of Su-thol tablets aud Casca
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DR.. Lewis Baker died in November,
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viii continue serving the public in the
same courteous. helpful manner that
DR.. Lewis Baker pursued for 20 years.
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Trailing agent, Balmwort Tablets, is
exceptionally effective in relieving and
overcoming such symptoms.
A. T. o. writes: Have used one
particular laxative for several years,
but it is now losing its effectiveness.
Can you suggest a good one? One that
don't grippe"
Answer Believe you will find Casca-
Royal Pills an ideal laxative, particu-
larry superior in their gentleness.
O.. C. c. writes: Just plain indi-
gestion is my trouble. with belching.
bloating and formation of much gas
after eating. Have tried two dyspep-
STA remedies without much relief
Answer Procure Triopeptine Tab
let's and take as per directions. Also
regulate diet by finding out what does
and does not agree with you.
Answer to Mrs. A. c. F.: Nothing
quite equals triple Strength Mentho-
Laxene Salve for limbering up stiff.
sore, swollen joints. Try it. .
w. H. asks: Have catarrh of the
nose and upper sinus. What will help
this condition! Z"
Answer: Obtain Vilane Powder. mix
with water as per directions, and use
as a nasal douche and gargle. several
times daily Also insert little Mentho-
Laxene Salye up the nostrils.
Miss f. F. writes: Have tried sew
eral so-called weight builders, but am
still thin as a rail. I would like to gain
about Is pounds. Can you suggest
something really good:"
Answer: Hypo-N uclane Tablets,
nutritionaI tonic. should give you the
necessary aid in increasing your weight.
Answer to E. D. c.: For itching
skin. first reduce your diet and drink
less coffee. Take Sulpherb Tablets
mot sulphur tabletsl over a period of
several weeks as an aid in eliminating
the poisonous toxins in your system.
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ALPHA DELTA TAU
TO INITIATE FIVE

Formal initiation services will be
held by the Alpha Delta Tau soror-
ity Thursday night at the Lumley
tea room. A dinner will follow the
services. Table decorations will be
sweet peas, the sorority flower, and
appointments will be in pink and
green, the sorority colors.
The initiates will be: Misses Alta
Davis, Mary Farrell, Pauline Heidi,
Betty Wood and Mrs. Ann Barnes.
The committee in charge is Miss
Katherine Bland and Miss Blanche
Taylor.
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PLnal Initiation

Miss Mildred Brannon will be
hostess for meeting of Delta chap
ter, Alpha Beta Gamma sorority at
$3.50 Friday night. Formal initia-
ton services will be held for Misses
Eulon Davis. Lucille Gatlin, FlosSie
Wise, Ida Willis, Lucille Barker and
Mildred Brannon.
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lMANNItRSANOWORALSI
g\ BY JANE JORDAN /p

HAVE you made a mess of your
IL life? Perhaps Jane Jordan can
help you to straighten it out. Write
a letter explaining your situation
and she will tell you in this column
what to do.
Dear Jane Jordan have been mar
ried three years and a half. 1 was
married before and had one little boy
When 1 met my present husband, told
him 1 wouldn't take the baby as long
as my mother lived She was sick and
said she couldn't stand to see the baby
go. Three years ago my mother died
and my husband said to leave the baby
with my father until he got over losing
his mother. Now my father is married
again and still my husband refuses to
take the baby. My Stepmother can not
be trusted. She would do anything she
could to hurt me.
While the baby is down home, want
to go home, and when get there want
to come back to my husband. I love
them BOTH I can't be satisfied with
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SORORITY MOTHERS
WILL GIVE BENEFIT

Zeta Tau Alpha Mothers Club of
Butler university will entertain with
a benefit bridge party at 2 and 8
Friday at the chapter house, 329
Hampton drive. The party is being
given for the benefit of the Butler
university chapter house building
fund. Mrs. William A. Smith is gen.
eral chairman.
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specialists keeps her perfectly COM
Portable every minute of her time.
Midol is not narcotic. 1t doesn't
interfere with natures normal pro-
cess. It just blocks all possibility
of any pain. It can't fail 1t acts
in five to seven minutesl Tiny tab
let's in tiny box to tuck away in
your bag. Just ask the druggist for
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
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remedy we have. reference to is 5-grain
Su-thoI tablets, compound containing
aspirin with other beneficial ingredi-
ents.
While 5grain Su-thol tablets are also
recommended for such pains as simple
headache, toothache, neuralgia, rheu.
matte pain, ETC., we have found one of
their chief benefits lies in their aid in
relieving periodic pains, i. e., "muscu-
lar aches" and headache. They act in
from 10 to 20 minutes, afford remark
ably longlasting relief and neither
cause nor leave any undesirable effects.
Thousands of grateful women now take
these tablets regularly and judging by
their letters of praise received. they
have proved a real contribution to wom-
ans welfare and comfort
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India. Debate Tonic

Resolved, That India Should Be
Granted Her Independence" is the
subject of a debate to be presented
by Edward Fillenwerth, Butler
university student, and Norman
Robinson, former student, at $50
Sunday night before members of
the Vesper Club of Christ church.
Supper will follow the debate.