The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1933-06-16

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three years at Nopeming, returned
home last week.
Attorney and Mrs. A. w. Nelson drove
to Brainerd Saturday where Mr.. Nelson
had some court matters to transact.
James Hafey of st. Cloud was in the
city over the weekend for visit with
| friends.
All pyjamas, 89c per pair at Agnews
adv.
The school police were rendered a
show at the Opera House a week ago
through the kindness of the city police
department and manager Swanson.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Carlson and
children left yesterday for Minneapolis
where they will spend two weeks
vacation.
90, 40, SO and SO cent house dresses
at Agnew's-adv.
Gus Paul, former resident of this
city, was here on business several days
last week from North Branch where he
| is now engaged in farming.
Circle No. of the Presbyterian
Ladies Aid will conduct Food Sale at
the James Drug Store on Saturday,
June IT, beginning at 800 o'clock.-adv.
Chevrolet dealers reported the sale
at retail of 65,761 new cars and trucks
in May for the largest single months
retail deliveries since June, 1881, the
Carlson Chevrolet Company announces.
Get one of those grab bags for SC
at Agnew's-adv.
Gust A. Maxi, the clothier, spent
Friday and Saturday in Duluth where
ne met several travelling statesmen and
ordered his summer and fall goods for
his popular store.
Never again perhaps will you see such
values. Tiger Stores June Sale.
Simoniz 29c-Tube Repair Kit 4c-Top
Dressing, 19c-Blue Razor Blades &c
Turkish Towels 6c.-adv.
24x48 rag rugs, now 23c at Agnew's.
adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Mavetz returned
Friday from a three weeks trip to
Wisconsin and Illinois points. While
away they visited the Century of Pro-
gress Exposition at Chicago and pro-
nounced it wonderful
Notices You can save 400 on 1St
line Tires at the Tiger Store. Only
10000 to go at these prices. Guaran-
teed $4,000 miles. Prices good for 10
days only. Inner tubes 39c and up
adv.
Bob" Mueller and Mrs. Mueller were
visitors from the Twin Cities over the
weekend. Mr.. Mueller is editor of
Sports Afield, an outdoor magazine
which is very popular among sport
lovers in the northwest.
11x14, 35c pictures, now 10c at
Agnew's.-adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. AFFORD Anderson OF
Coral Gables, Florida, who have been
visiting at the home of Mrs AndersonS
parents, MIR. and Mrs. William Bridson,
were called home by the announcement
of the death of Mr.. Anderson's mother
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mitchell arrived
home from st. Paul Friday where they
had attended the graduation of their
daughter, Margaret, from Hamline
University. Miss Margaret returned
with them.
The Vermillion Electric Shop has re-
moved to the building east of the post
office formerly occupied by the Range
Dry Cleaners. The building vacated by
the Vermilllion is being remodeled and
enlarged for occupancy by the Agnew's
Variety Store.
The Public Prosecutor Himself To
Be Prosecuted! An Extraordinary Case
in Which Prosecutor is Charged With
Double Murder, Told in The American
Weekly, the Magazine Distributed With
NEXT SUNDAYS CHICAGO HERALD
AND EXAMINER.
Mr. and Mrs. r. Clifford Miller who
have been visiting at the home of MIR,
Miller's mother, Mrs. Alice Miller, and
other relatives for week left for their
home at st. Cloud Saturday where Mr.
Miller is of the faculty of the st. Cloud
schools. He returned after brief visit
to assist with the summer term.
All fancy work at drastically reduced
prices at Agnew's Variety Store.-ady.
Pontiac production during June will
exceed that of any month since May
of 1881. With the month only few
days old, sustained buying demand
necessitated an increase in the factory
schedule of 20 per cent over original
estimates to tine new two-year high,
says John Koshak of the Central
Garage.
Edward Omaha" Pahula spent Tues
day in Ely ***The Misses Elsie Koski
and Christine Belehar of Ely spent
Wednesday night visiting here. s.'Mr.
and Mrs. F. Petchek, son Frank, and
Miss Ida Tanko spent Sunday visiting
in Ely *fMr. and Mrs. j. Petcha and
children of Ely, spent Sunday with
friends and relatives here.-Tower News.
SOC pillow cases at 2ec at Agnew's.-
adv.
Major Arnold, who has been in charge
Of the commissary and supply depart
ments for the C. C. C. in the Western
Superior district since the establish
ment of the camps in this section, left
early in the week for International
Falls where he will have charge of the
camps established in that vicinity. He
made many friends while here who wish
him a continuation of the success
registered in Ely.